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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WuLI,msBURGH WATER WORKS COMPANY.-
The following Is SYNOPSIS OF the amend nents 20 the
charter OF the WILLIAMSBURG Water Norss Company
The let amendment changes the oil the Company 20
the " Long Island Watsr Works Co" ..-, a..
The Sd uendent !. addition to the lith sectoa aud
reads ollo~s The said company upon obtaining
heeEse from the corporation OF the CIR Of Brooklyn snail
have rght 70 ay pipes eouduits and sql-dlc or cn-
suct the streets avenues lanes ana pup
lie squares Of the said City OF Brooklyn upon sncn tszs
tots the Common Council OF the SAID ety shall prescribe
Tie ith amendment reference % the arrangements
for furnishing the city with water upon sucn terms IS may
e saetd upon between them and the Common juDc.
Toe oth Amendment The eorpors'ionso o. = -
Nisshufsh hereby authorized 20 make contracts or
Tor the purpose Of extingshns hes under secton
10 OF the act hereby amended Tor period OF not less t4n
three roT Hore ;h-n i've JeaA and - IRON time 10 'A7
thereaiseT .,
eres Eht the city purchase the WORKS In case
The said City Of WilhAmsburgh shall not within $40 years
s.ter the passage Of this art elect % purchase ne ngh
interests AID proT Of the said Water Worss company
"a herein provided. the Common Council o. me Chy OF
BIUOkyn The expiration Of that time s244 nave AZ
sht - AIe such purchase on he and eoudi
ICns provided respect 20 the CIry OF
And the fsld cities OF Williamsburg gn1 brooklyn
80 az = r,o-irna eoroorsou s1ch cOrDo-
rsron nav time after the expiration o. t~o years
after tbs Jssase q his aet purchase ne saa nsns pto
reGty ana pyiles.s Of said Company On the same terms
ArS eonifons prov dsd IN respect 20 TIE Ciy OF WI"
sbEIsh bat shsl Be lAxul for either Of tae sad
etss make .zch purchase until the question shall DO Hs'
submitted u the sgA voters OF such city .. rezuar snng-
a. election, and b. provided By them BY n1onty vote N
Te r,uiannr .eudnerts are the addition OF the follow
ing sections; -,
The CorpOraroDs Of The Cites Of Brooklyn Nd ilna
br-h a., spbcI,d 10 ,tYibe - the capital s,sck hereby
created T. an amount exceeding 81 ~ Lae C9i
por.rcn Of BROOKLYN. and exceeding sSoD9 BY tne
Corporsrou q Nh.D,bGTzh. aod % issue tne oonos "
psyrl.ur thereof The Company snail, within
tir IA, her Distributing and pipes n any o. &c
EN- Mt ,utbot.. Of aid Cites and the eoTsrste az
thcriiie. nav spponf or more ensns en- ol -
70 see ths; the dlst1o.tnf ma .. Ae -s,sss
LAID n a
exrenses Of sa,d engineers comm oners % ~ N
the corporate s-thor1ries respectively Inc
=. rricss net exceeding the rates nov pd ~ lns n
OF lie Civ Of New-York to the Cro'on Aaaedac' ~
Ths 40 coupsry nay open and ssep branch enes o
-. - ,hs ,y,r..st,oo of 10 business II No 1ltls Oh
Brooilyr and Nev-Yo,t - vel - IN ne Jay "
b1-Eh- -, - ..,~.-..s q. a. to
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DIED..

ALLISON Saturday morning The oh inst, Howard Cd
houn and Michael Ahsou, Jr., aged 10 ~oasss
and 10 days ....-..
The trends Of h parents respectfully savtsS
b. attend h.. Monday oct, IRON thes
residence l3t wsvesy ~iiho1t further notr-.
CAsE-F-b T. nches-r Coen Of consumption, Mary "
daughter Eha. Boudot Chers.e. Nation, sad ~'s
Lyman W Case Esl AGED "a years
80 Gavestn papers please copy. - .
pAY-On Sunday morning, the a,h inst ms su.as A. Day.
relic. OF Asa oi the 18th yeafOf her
Her friends invited attend her uRefa ruesday the M
instant AZ aoeock r. St Msks Charch wihoa, fsrsss
HUNT-In Broosys February soh Isabss daughter Of wa
Lam and Flif sbeth Hunt -
The fnnetsw take place from the house Of VIM Has rsa.
No q sarkstt It. Monday the 2l inst tP Tbs ests
of ted 90 attend boai further notice
IOwERRt On Sunday suddenly Of cone.noa 81 The
iurs, Chare. W. Ioweffe. IN the sab Of bis
The friends and relatives Of The family re,peca, iny,ed 10
fn rnl from his late residence f5thst and hsv
TUESDAY nornrg February Gh at n o'clock.
H. will be- tsh en- 20 Greenwood
OGIIBl-At Nc~ Bfunswik, n j. on fndy moraas, rss
18th We Obi Of the late Rev Johs ID. oeby.
Il D. seed YesT sud mon'h-
PHILLIPS At dsrcht0n, New Brunsveh, February
Y A. Ph Of he poprr'os u the Head Qbsrter
Newspaper and Tor several pat connected With tbs pres
the Province sssd a.
WEEDFs-On sahbah mornina February 1ph, Clara Lewis
dausher Joseph snd Jane Wseden aged two
and eleven mouths
he relatives ard friend. respectfully invited 10 s,ssj he
6n-ral ocok from the resd-ncs Of the family
No tOT :
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SECOND BOARD
PHILADELPHIA SAILS or Saturday

F-e ieFsa Bssra.i con Pssa DIST 9, eespoe,. cash. %
$40 Coasiy g. o. new 81 sI00 DO, Is to County - -
O4 o. 600 gssTsr nssSo- X. X g. - % stgo 10 - Do
sl5C0 20 ,b3 90 800 Cnearsn -, VI Dvf 10 lW hes~
Mnns Co. IS III 30 DO essh IA 20 sehsJ ssv. Pref s~s
~ 100 DO ea.6. 3k 40 90 Is. ss4 ~ 90 s4.e' 11 -
Is IN 3s[ o.s, eashyzg 30 90 b6vnI DO
s7h 100 %. b 81 10 % ssh al to sL.e "a, IN
50 beaver S-s4- k.R., rs. ~ 70 he.anr n hN1 - a.
%. rDs. a. 100 10 %. 81 100 % cash - 1sor' g.
IO To- 81 " 20 20 Island N s5-s. Isl DO DO 30.
ar n. 30 90 Do bS~n. 10 sehayL s4s IN n Amer
E... = -. lss ~ unos Bash 1sna, b. -
B.sw,e. BSs,G-s11oo Car Ga. o.. q. io4h Do Isss
I.l.na 4 IS 10 MORN Cs.a III 10 cb~sr Anas Co.
IL 100 d. - II 50 Do ss. 80 DO Do. ss~a.Tf'
n. a. 90 6swn. IL 80 % b. 70. ~, - -.
xscsas.on " d, 0(se d. b, I'D ~
81 s.r Mot. g. u. c. sn1 p - s61O % Do ~
r. .. ~ ss1o c.n1s Amsy - =: 80 - *
30 Morris cszsl Is, 81 a, 20 sehsyhll Hsy rs sTx
100 Do IS ssa 20 % an u DO - ne % - Ia CO
ss,. ~ u 10 % ~ % Do 90 - ~ ~ so "a a. isz .
u~ny ~; II 90 d. III Usss cseai - " - a. 10.
B.r. q x,s.seiy g. lioS Uaoa sssa rssss''s' w. ""
1ttsr Bss,% 100 Iesas.s.s T. y isS 40 30 ssv,.
=. = 10 20 nj ~ ist ss csss.r n:s Co. q.
~ 80 c..sI q AZ 100 DO 10 b. nt lO e % ny
- ,sss,s -, s-..,r-]. "a 10 ~ d.. m "<sss
"a So - Ss.S.N
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INpRoyyvyyrs.-Weh have been informed chs
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

School AFFAIRs-There are, in Jersey City.
1900 soholars between the ages OF and L. Toe mum
Der OF children attending private schools or engaged In
business and entitled the benefits Of an education IN
the public SCHOOL, Is about 1850. Public School NJ
is the only Convenient and respectable school building
in the city The Principal in the highest male depart
men receives salary OF 5000 per annum snd his As
ssiaut 500 The Principal OF the highest female de-
psrtmeDt paid $3.50 per year aud her Assistant $3.50
The Principal Of the primary department has $500 per
annum her Assistant $500 The otherfemale teachers
and monitors receive salaries ranging from So 70 800
per year and eligibility to more lucrative positions The
second school "a conducted similarly 10 School No !
employing about the same number of teachers, having
three departments and aiOriug the means OF educa-
ton in rather AN uncomfortable manner to $50 pupils
The third school strictly primary, and under the III
recton of two female tearhers who ~ their pupils tor
entrance upon the higher studies. To sustain rhe eX
penses incurred by payment Of salaries and incidental
expenditure il viii require for the current year
ssi2 about 1000 Of which IL furnished by the state,
the balance by taxation The School superintendent,
Lewis Colby ESQ., In bis annual report Of the schools in
Jersey City gives the following statistics 3 schools
70 teachers-i male and Is female; whole number OF
scholars registered I479 average attendance. 90
number OF children of school age, 800; moneys *
pended during the current year, ssi21
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COURT OF OYER AND TERNINER-( Bxooxl vSl
Before Judge BARcpLo
The Grand jury came into Court Yesterday

morning snd made their presentucnt OF bills found. whca
following sragned and esded not sfltv
70 the indictments standing against themi
Adam Clark assault and battery. -
William Williams alias John III. Merviu, and Wuhsm
Mervn burglary the third degree. Two counts asAnst
Williams -
John Shaw alias John Richardson alias James Miller. bur
glary IN the 81 degree
James ngsh, grand larceny
Fawsrd Rohan. assault and battery on police ohicsr.
Miles Sanford alias Edward Bsncher grand larceny
William n Willis, larceny I'd offence. .
John NeiShbor, Fred. Rowland. John Weismsn Maria
DeBoyse Eva Ranger These parties stand Indicted On
5connts OF burglary and OF grand larceny
After the arraignments the case Of the people xnsA
James Farrell wa, taken up The PRISONER Is indicted 'ot
Arson In the st degree in setting tire dwens house in
Myrteav on the night Of the 18th OF Jul, last it sp-
pesed that the sh' in question the building w~ et 90
fire IN the hall by the aid OF demohn OF camphene, which
II is supposed fired By OF fuse extending nom
the canphene to the door. Some circumstances were
proven to convict the prisoner but not enough TO sAtSy
the Jury who acquitted him without leaving theI seas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

Antarctic on her late voyage from Liverpool All IAc
mother OF the child gave the following testimony IN
relntion to the voyage and the condition OF the vessel
Hfnnetyed MsCcrdy, being wJ-u says ar ne ;non
d q The eLld BE Was lCrn AZ 50 we s-iia To a.
Lool on tie 10Th Of November lass II the snip Ant
There were ~" passengers board and we were " wees
AID GAYS DAYS a. before arrived st Newf ORR VIC
short Of provisions and ther scarcity Of water
we only received prts Of nr myself and danznss
drrE eseh cav there much ckn-ss on board ana ~
geToHs ses dzriAg te rologe; the SNIP sAs N sst o.
ny ooneuon; al these passengers with the eNcepoa OF
iew N Tie CABIN we're st-eras- PASSENGER and there was
eaIoeiy berth thar had sck N Il never
saw ne saw the Captain the sterase but once AID
then he msde 10 reAr about the condition We were IN nor
I'D he speak 70 any Of the sck died OF fever cno
era and small POI the IN the offensive
and there was Dot sufceut taken a. keep the ses
clean A. eomfcrtshe nv child n dehcAe health and
died this morn ng from couvul.;0ns.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT coURr--Beior- Juas,
BAsCULo
~, LII I
The peorle at. J,

This is an action brought by the Attorney
General On the relation Of Samuel Hunt and others or
the pupose of va0ng Snd snuuug certain letters p,tent
granted 20 SchemeThorn and Others the 10Th Fehrasry
1881 Tor lands under water the mouth OF Bushsiek
Inlet the County Of kpss II appears that prior 10 ne
iuins of the patent 70 the defendants letters patent hal
been ranted % the reatnrs snds under water oot
of lands above and below the lands Of de fendsns asd as
the grants being all made upon different has conflict With
each other thar defendants grant portion OF tho
preceding grants Considerable evidence offered ~ 10
The circumstances attending the application OF the defend
ants and the made the Commissioner Of
the Land Office. After the testimony closed the eaus
adjourned for argument TO the Sth Of March foasa'
keepsie.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSlONS-FrS Ie-Befxc
de RseososK and AID BRIsLsY And BARa.

Tie kscosegK ard AID BRlsLsY spS BARa.
INA oorf PERJURY ciss CONTINUED.
The Court opened ST II o'clock. large num-
Der OF psrsons being attendance - SPECTATORS
sc
The prcesdrss Of the aay were chiefly eoasnrd 70 he
examination CT sesn Allen eolorsd WOMAN wAo md
been the servant OF Mis- q toa for s-ries Of yrsr
Mrs Allen resldent Philadelphia and ssssi ned
that Miss Clifton had heea snrrrinx from q
lre< 6uring the mcrihs Of June ssd JAY 1894 the
time when the transactions between her and foFrvs
on board the steamboat Albany, alleged 20 have ta-s
r,scr Darn, the witness >ervaas Of Miss Chi.
ION the after never travelled without her She DID
trsyel durns rs ~ "a Witness let beg sery,ce in ls
hsvirs Keen with her about 10 years
The eros examination ELECTED that N Juiy 1874 NJ
Clifton Mr. Poorest and wstnoSsl went up 70 Albany IN
night toat Mic C. and herself occupying state room
together that they continued their journey % Bud 10 saA
reiarned in the course Of week OF two, that on ns
latter rart Ct TIE sane wear Mis- c. witness and Mr. For
res again up the North River together Witness AsA
known Mr. Forrest for 10 year had seen ar oceAoaAy
Nthe heus Of Mis- c. in Whi.e-st
JGHrs Larson thea and presented sev@A let
teswen BY him 20 Forrest IN 1874 % tee.ens psces IN
the West al OF which Rad been answered BY Forrest De
isudanFs Counsel claimed the right TO inspect the letters
they aavns BEEN pat evidence, and they allowed
10 take poseson OF them with view Of examining Law
son upon their con;eniS
The Court then djouIned
molten made 10 hold the Court in room in ths
CITY Hall order 10 allow Jrd<e Beehe tAs pgissa
cases al the Court the Hale OF Just bat ca ia
cuirv il sscertsned that the proposed
sufficiently spacious ard the Court will therefore assemble
at the place to-day, when the matter VII b farther
discussed.
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ArTAcKEp on rHE HiGHw,Y.-On Thursday

evenings gentleman soug business 10 Newiork was AZ
tackled on Fh-av, the Plank Road By two fellows
one Of hOm presented pistol his breast aud demanded
his money The odds bens against him be handed out bis
pockehook AZ the time informing them that y con
tnr ed but shinzs Finding his sInent correct,
thew returned Il and let him pass along without further
lesation Ofcer Friend OF Go~anus states that other
have been attaek Cd NJ that vicinity reeelt.y
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


IycEypnRisN-AbOut7 o'clock on Saturday
niEht range Of unenAnted wooden buildings Hudson
sy near Fleetst found 10 be on ire and Ia eon-e-
ouence OF the cOmbusthe nature Of the materials were
tnosty DESTROYED before the fire department arrived DAN
age probably about oCO not insured IL wa, evidently
the work Of ncendiary pile OF shaVnss saturated
with ONE nannabe substance had been capped under the
steps of the re.r building which place the tire originated
The property Belongs 10 the Mcdowell estate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

Row AT DANcE-A disturbance occurred
a. Q shindig in Hudsonav. Saturday night IN which
man narne I'd John Blackwell lad Of his eyes knocked
nearly out as s supposed with sung shot The sight OF
the injured eye entirely DESTROYED named Neil
Beg.ey taken custody the charge o. committing
the oeuse and he held IN his own recosnizanee TO
answer.
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Ass,r1r WITH KSlrE.-Oflicer Patterson

srrested man who declined 10 give his Saturday
night for attacking passenger on board one a the Fulton
ferry boats with knife He was locked up IN the cells 81
the Second District Station House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ Perfect nrf

~ Perfect preservation Of the natural ex-
preston OF the eve popularity Of the portraits taken by
RooT No $50 Broadway, the great Premium Dasnerreo-
type Gallery. Open DAY and evening, free.
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CHARGE OF EMREzzLEMEyr.-A Young man

named Willet l.. Munson residing in Laurenssta was
Yesterday arrested bv Officer Niven, Of the Lower Ponce
Cont on warrant sued By Justice BOgart, IN which he
stands charged with having between the 18th OF March las
and the S,h OF October FOL owing embezzled the sun OF
st0O the property OF Mcsess. Pratt Handey Co, IN
hose employ the accused clerk and book keeper Of
TIE barge Columbia, which vessel belonged 10 that hr
and that the fuud he made false entrss on the
book, which were recently discovered by Mr. Marvin j.
Holden q meube Of the firm. The prisoner was held by
Justice BogAr bail IN the sum Of sL"D TO answer the
eharge He is native Of lister County aud formerly kept
q store in that County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

CAS- GAs!--Over one thousand different
patterns ofGas Fixtures Just from factory Antique
and artistic patterns beautiful design be had AZ the
great manufacturing depot of ARCHER "aSSEs Co. No
o76 Broadway.
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couRr CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

ConvoS PLEAs-Part Nos. AGA, T4, 8,
So 81 Sg7 i02 ~ 4Sh 49, i.i, tg1, ts i9e 800 fsN
II-Nos 6s 2l5 20, ~, lis $40, 53i, to, AT, as ~
ago. iSl, 49S, i9i ,,., 49,
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prnnr, The First Refnrmed Dntch

Cbprrb IN Grspd-.t between Warren and Warrington
a. to be removed before the first VI May next and sn0h
era larger and elegant buidngs 70 be erected on
the slts.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT Of THE UNITED STATES.
WAsHISCToN. Friday, FEB. IL, 49,
NJ II El.b. Rioalner aDDellant "a John

sUPRBME COURT or THE UNITED SrArE5;
WAsHIsGToS. Friday. Feb. 10, 1855.
No. Il. Elisha Boomer, appellant, Is John
McQue~An - a-Ihe argument Of this cause was con
c.uced By Nr Keller for the appellant.
No. II j. Doolitiles lessee 81 al plaintiffs ri Lsy
Bryan ct aIThis argued b. Mr. Stanberry ior
the plaintiff, and submitted printed argument BY MI
80 81 James ~ Curran plaintiff the State Of
AIEsn,s Th. cause was argued BY Mr. Lawrence fof
the plaintiff and sabmiitsd on printed Ifunsas
By Ar Pike for the plaintiff N error and py Ny
Il" No "a ssmse Veazie ct al plaintiffs in r. W.
uasn r s Noor-The gzameut Of this cause was COM
mebeed BY Ar PANE for he piS s l,tla.t
Adjournment until Monday III O'CLOCK a u
SUPREME CoURT-sPrcIAL TERs-Beiors Jads'
EDMosD. 20.
In the matter OF the Rector, &c, Vi %.
or,,. Church Flushing Leave gwen 70 sell ter>s 0o
~ ,n.tt-r Of william Eyer, alleged lanatie
Motion for Commission Of inquiry as 70 '~id ianaey nc
Ias.oh K. Turner AZ. Rsbeoea Tuner Referred
SUPERIOR coURr-GEsrEAL TEss-DselsiOns
z.ehr.'sn, Nelson Co, o e; '" Am''" Co. AID
Held that under the code, the Court may az
.Bv r;re direct additional parties 70 Be brought N de-
Edsrts wherever u shall sppe1 that suea additional
parties .h Be neees..ry r ne hn. o, nc
ouf eton by motion Of party 70 ne action or OF one
desiring % BE- bro1shi IN Order AZ special term Affirmed
Ava TAYLOR and Others ayt the Hartford Fire ms Co.
Verdict 'st ASIDE snd comp sat sni.ssd
Roy sst Troy.-oreer sppesed from shrnsd
James Linden AZ Mary Ann GrShan.-Order APPEALED
from r-versed, and demurrer allowed.
yuan at sesyens-- Order affirmed.
Dennison ast Durtes Order appealed from rsssrsed-
SUPERIOR OOURT-Befors judge OAkLSY
Wa VA snd others ~ the Ess River Las 20
Ga policy Of inssrsase Ss ,0 % ssrsassss q nops-
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A,uosr DRowsEp-Last night two children

ALMOST DROWNED.-Last nlghI tWO chlIdrtn
Of Nj Nee aron fell the dock the Morris Canal,
and neither OF them being swimmers they were nearly
dToxped yOunT man named sullivan rescued them by
jumping into the keeping their heads aud pushing
them 10 shallow place. whence they were taken home and
aiter some difficulty restored 10 consciousness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

NV BAPTIST CHuRcH-'lhe erectiON of
new Church Tor the Baptist Congregation II Beverly as
been commenced lts site Is the d Broad aud
Warren SITS The architectural style is to be rich aud
substantial snd the teepe 10 fet high AMI Will con
tain town clock II il 10 be completed Ia October next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

valk BusSwies surat,n 1879 the defence 10 ~hoh =
that the store ooUtsy the Of els,s IN TIE pot
ey nsd bn psed Tor parposs ex,rs hszdczs sesiy ~
ierec to. The complaint was dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

j RoWSED.-On thursday AFTERNOON liSt d Ooy
nam ed John Braumr 10 years Of drowned az New
ark while skatnz the canal, ne az the Neighiock lie
wa. skating with others when they tell In aRd be was
dent, hteiess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
Cn,ReE OF RrRoLARY.-A Young man named

Joseph RYAN was arrested early Saturday morning by
Officer Maher Of the Fourth Ward charged with breaking
into the store OF Philip w Frank No 572 Waterst and
s aug theTefrom three watches several breast pins and
other ewey together with clothing 70 the value IN al OF
s26 One Of the stolen watches and several articles of the
wearing sppar were found in possession OF the accused
He was locked up by Justice Bosart for tral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

authorize The sad ws,erw-ks Company 90 yaTchss. any
p7es CT supply o.; tire north sse OF oaS Is ma
sseharEinz The lves the Eat Rvero Loas isasi
Send
Tn, sct shall ake effect immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ The Seventh Ward Temperance Society
held meeting a, the New HaIl No GO Est Broadway,
on Sunday evening. Ire Buchanan Esq. in the chair
Hon. Z. d. Culver was the speaker. aud bis remarks
were listened to with profound attention He was
followed by r. NJ Hsvens Esq.,
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REAL Esr,rE.-AnthOuy J. Blocker sold

FrKEs-About IL O'Clock Saturday noon
FIRE broke ont the SECOND story Of the store No . Park
ers f,ney sa;ionery The flames soon eInEl.h-d
BY the freen, who the ground before the alarm
wss Tiven The damage principally BY water and u -
tiuaisd ct about zoo TIE FIRE originated ron defect
in The chimney Of the premises next door occupied oy Low
Brother. Had this IRE occurred the evening, or nt.r
the store had ben closed vsud have probably proved
very destructive.
In about half an hour afterward, FIRE broke
out IN the building No Manhattan alley occupied
carpenter shop The hremen present but their
service. fortunstey required the flames were
sItingusbed by hs vorkmen with few psles Of water
The alarm of FIRE yesterday afternoon was
occaoned by some smoke issuing rom the building corner
Of Broadway snd Cedsrst The smoke found TO pro
coed from a defect in the chimney.
DEATH BY DRowNIyG.-COrOner Wilhelm
yesterday held inquest Pier No North River upon
the body OF German shout 81 years Of who acci
denaily drowned at South Amboy on Saturday evening
while stepping from wharf upon the steamboat Alias 20
which be belonged. He only known BY the name OF
Peter. His BODY brought TO this City yesterday
morning
ARREST or PIcKPoCKETs.-Oficer Duffy, OF
the Fourth Ward 81 late hour Saturday ngh arrested
two men named JOAN Clanay and James BEL CHARGED win
attempting 70 pick the pockets OF ndlyduS tney were
leaving the National Theaer The accused were taken be-
fore Justice Osborne and committed to prison - await ex-
animation.
CHARGE DIsMIssED-Thec charges which have
recently been made against Policeman Meseher Of the Frs
Ward, relative to his having colluded with two black
thieves stealing cask of oil and one Of syrup have been
investigated BY Justice Osborne and he Saturday dis
charged tie accused In connection with The above charge
i. one Of the policeman having received a. reward
without permit from the Mayor THIS charge VIII be IN
vestisated by that gentleman.
DIsNIssAL or A POLICEMAN FROM OFFICE
Henry Whitshead policeman Of the Eleventh Ward, who
short time SINCE charged with improper conduct Ia
RECEIVING and retaining hs possession, property winch
Rad been oen and IN ncgectng 20 arrest the thieves was
On Saturday dismissed by His Honor the Mayor, from
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