New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

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ON motion. The MAYORS communication was accepted.
ard the resolutions adopted by unanimous consent
CULTIVATION OF Tux ForRrH The arrangements for
celebrating the Fourth Ct July in this city are psrsc'ed
In the morning there will be military parade and in the
evening there viii b. display Of hre rom Fort
Green The military viii form a; 81 A. NJ and the line OF
march will be taken up at T. Capt Hogans battery WIZ
fom on Clnkest right resting on Hicks The residue OF
he 3th regiment Henrys, right on clarke 81 Inc stn
regiment will fsi Pine.ppest, right On Hicks TnS
l4h regiment On O.srge 81 and the 7si on CrAnoeyst
AN
Riorors PRocrrnlSos ~ rHE EIGHTH W,RD.-0u
Sunday evening some Of the officers recently appointed IN
this Ward preserve the peace OF the sabbath neArx
disturbance in house in Eighteenth st. They entered
Tor The stopping violence when the Jury of tn
party turned upon Them and they were driven INTO the
street There hundred Others joined in the meees
sud another officer from the Fourth District Police came
10 the assistance Of the attacked and made captive OF one
who appeared 20 be the ringesder Of the mob he was
sscht in turn and the prisoner rescued These officers
then bad 20 beat retreat 20 Twenty tlrss, 20 whion
point they peisasd and MAIDS their escape without
sny prisoners.
BOARD oY HFA1rH-At the meeting Of this Board on
Saturday premises Nos and Atlantic s., No lts Hud-
son Sv Nos 1872 l2l, li1 IA Tlsryst; Nos 81 and e5
Fuonst No lis Frontst, Nos. % and a. Main St, and
No l ard Iowsrd's Court reported In highly
offensive coldhon Numerous pig pens stagnaIt pools %
water and other nusnces were reported and Do
sbsted forthwith.
ARRAIeNNENrs AND SENTENCE IN THE CouRT oY OYEn
AND TERMINFROn Saturday, Patrick Lawrence. prevf-
ously convicted Of robbery sentenced 20 the State
Prison for the term Otter years James Reynolds mpead-
I'd with Lawrence. tried and acquitted Is. w. Frank
and Nathan Rosentha indicted the charge Of arson.
were arrsigned ard pleaded not guilty John Mley on
two Indictments for robbery and for assault and bate
~ with intent 70 hill was arTagned and pleaded not guilty
to each.
AssAUIr UFoN OFTIcERs On Saturday morning OH
GERS Frost snd Mclaughlin while proceeding 10 searcs
some apartments Of house in State 81, on the authority
Of a warrant issued by Justice Smith, attacked by
OF the occupants of the premises named John Shan
non. end considerably beaten Some half dozen womens
held the officers while Shannon pummeled them lie waa
eventually arrested however and locked up.
ALLEGED BIsAMY-A man named John Aldswor.b, FORM
erly of Boston Saturday arrested by Co astAol
Munde on the charge OF bgamy preferred by his irsS
wife, who here from that city. IL Is alleged that
he married to girl ia the city months since with
whom be has lived up to the time OF bis arrest lie WAS
held tor examination.
SrABBING AFrR.Y-An STRAY occurred at Jackson's
Hollow in East Brooklyn. Sunday night between Pat
rick Mclaughlin and named Brady IN which the lat
ter seized bayone and stabbed the other, ufctng
we're gssh in one OF the The wounded TAX
On 10 the Fourth District Station House and attended 10 by
DR. Mcdonnell and Brady was locked up TO answer the
charge of assault with dangerous weapon
PLAYING BILLIARDS oS SuNpAr.-The Police OF tho
First District Police made descent upon German pores
house in Hicks ST., Sunday evening, and took Into
custody five whom they found engaged in playing
billiards They brought before Justice Smith, and
together with the keeper of the establishment were held To
bail TO answer
SUNDAY LIQUOR BUsHTss.-The Police Of the outes
Wares reported a number vi grog shops, which wero
found open on Sunday.