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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Another STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION ForR MES
FEIGHIFuILY SoAIDED-The large steam boiler 10 the
t-n-ive fsndry Of John 4 Pratt Esq Nos 90 ani %
Attorney st collapsed few minutes before clock yes
terday afternoon Just the workm.n were returning from
dinner blowing the rear building OF the premises into
Ridge Il fghuy s-ading the engnedr and three work
men snd frac,uring the skull OF grocer Who vas sitting
upon BIS front too2 in Ridgest Upwards OF sevenyaye
hands constantly employed 10 the foundry and bad the
occurrence taken place few minutes ster the effects Of
the catastrophe would probably have been much greater
but fortunately not than thirty in the building at
TIE time and they scattered H. The boiler was
the Of the par; Of the building and when
Il exploded part. Of ]; and the building were tro"n to
great hight and fe upon several OF the houses IN hdge
st. in many Of which the doors and windows were much
damaged and sr persons had hAir ore-'in escapes
We heard hosever OF no being Injured oy the falling
asn ents except Thos Riley grocer dong business at
No ? Ridge St. who citing on the 'front.' stoop OF bis
store reading newspaper when be VA struck upon tbs
head and received consu.ons snd fractures which viii
probably terminate fatally Those injured By the steam
are Tous, Service Of No % OF Avenue b. who tbs
engineer and foreman Of the foundry.
DAVID Bs-y s No. lss Hestsrss 3 laborer Thonss
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CAPE OF GOOD Hope.

Adviccs from Cane Town 10 the 3oth Of MAY have
been received at Boston by the bark Ocean Wave.
The Boston Journal says:
There - No of importance. The war having end
ed the manner Of dsposing OF the sub iued kalrs be-
ing discussed General Ct'uclt stated in reply tho in
hsbtans al NiRterburg that he should provide cor the
future of all kars b-yondths boundary ut the
colony proper He intends out tins pan -
the extent removing persons who remained trls -dy,
whom he states that be- will sufficiently comqe9S.'e ihe
necessity OF such hnGs The lnhAbtants OF iaer'
burg desired hun 10 remove tn Fnsoes Also who had
NAMED loyal aud to throw Their lands op4n TO settlers
but TO this nhumsn aud impptc proposition tia general
replied that be should take 10 octe them within the
colony providing for definite stry OF their ties and
Securing them from trespass
From its Gles by the same bark the Traveller cu!ls
The following
Of the two wars war and wool aal other pTolu wo ~
mg forw ara England IN lrE- quantities Ca the cole
brsiicn OF The anniversary OF TIE Vaer"s birth Gay at
Cape Town, 1000 school charru PrV t1e streets Inc
CSpe Town papers say THAI while IN lag aud and W tes
The ratio If cnldrerr educated eisht and hat in
u CAPE To~nit is 0se la SIX
lie mistake Certsin returned Australians wao mai par
chased what they took 20 be- gold field were n1 sirOaS
ly digging. but had MOI. ss Vt toGud asy nuggets
Soae OF the Ksrs had tGrned nigh say robbvs Among
others Catholic priest hSd beel stopped and piud-red
~ UrSh-ms Town there had been feelings ct Dos my to
The Constitution az prrs-d on account OF sA1usy Of
Cape lo"IF which is made the capital There IS pgo5s
billy OF war between the Beer, sud one az chs nave
tribes ~ coes Ct which make loud complaints against
England i'r supplying the Beers win arms and anaaa
bOp.
Sir George Clarke has arrived at Cape Town having
been spp"iusd by the Government A ComH Ssnu.r -
sete The AFFAIRS OF ne Orange River Sovere uty and also
with General CathcNt and Mr. Owen 10 settle Nh. matter
the Eastern Frontier.
The Soufh dfneaH A3rsrtiser saws:
Along open frontier, nVe hun fred M 10 Az
tent the colony touches he territories of not les, th4u
seven or eigbt African chiefs with all Of whom We have
had inc Gcable connections ia peAcs and inoo1 .ly.
sruggl.s The prco'~n Is how 10 preserve tr.n
guilty sron- all theSs pOtent4teS sui pr.ec, r. a.
kabtSnis the thiny peOpeC districts from being run
any moment in case OF = Misunderstanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

he obtained in sry otter way. | saw y-s'-rmprniuZ
when the Eri@ RarosS mix arrived ~ JERSEY City,
large fall Of mia Va pleased si,h th-
r-u'rk IT Mr Robinson about cattle BY rAr1i Hnd ina
fre.h 10 winter thus savit al TIE Oif ~hers Il EA1t-d
70 ffti-- tn- ard F-i-@rs, To Ar conveyed ~ cars
o. places vher- th-y much needed bat you'd 2o pay
for c.-tsge Thus p-rdu~t"n ia iucret s-d "h-r- -
ycu find 10 this CRY or al the ths F'-d o.
r-Cursd 20 bring the produce Necessary tyr cNY c'ns1hY
non. .ee hy the report ia n Iri5He> ms morning
lat . oo0 snia ais Tor slaughter arrived ast week
Robinson states that mos II them csn- oy railroad fn-
peaches carried last By tbs Camden anc Ano'y
rcsd - light ba.ke freight, amounted IN 80"
cay II. increased snd 0eDei. OF railroad Is h'Fes
irg every cay
Another gentleman whose nan- va dad not ascertain
n.o- sv.ry long speech. which. ks ulny Others "a
r'rf@r End Lor middle point or m-Aang IN" ~7 cou'1
discover.
The que.ios adopted FIR hrs lay fortnight "a ~ nj,
va are ths bs' plants for n, pErpose-iis aavAn 'e
over -.turi1g on small farms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

CoRoNFRs 'N9rssrs-Corouer Ball held sn inquest At
The City Hospital yesterday upon the body OF James
- Nell part.r who was killed on Monday by fall FROM
building in First place He Is years Of Sge without
ismily. and resided in Twenty irsts Nesiork. Yer
Diet, - ooi1suia dssh.'
An il quest Likewise held at the County Jail upon
n body of Waiter Welsh who had been imprisoned
the charge Of vagrancy few days preyou Shortly sner
b.rg coufDsd he seized with delirium remens, aud
on Moucsy night he died Verdict, "Apopexy from eI.
cessive drinking
On Monday evening an inquest held upon the body
Of David Howsrd aged 81 years native of Scotland and
ar, dent OF No lS6 Forsyth New York who killed
on board the British bark Intrinsic lying rodis Wharf
While engaged in hohtng freight from the hold Verdict,
Accidental death
CoNMoN CoUNcu IryNs -- At the meeting of the Bssrd
on MONDAY night Ald. Marvin presented minority
port adverse 10 the project of establishing railroad
INES in this city The majority OF the Railroad Committee
had reported avoraby At the previous meeting The sub
ieot will be brought up for discussion On next Monday
evening.
IN MoiHag Journal has been added to the list Of Cor
Ioratu newspapers.
The Board ~ Health reduced from FIVE 10 three
Numbers IN order procure quorum with facility
finn heretofore Aids Morrl- Medley and Hnmsn were
atuoiuttd 20 constitute said BOAri.
The Commissioner -; Repairs and supplies directed
20 extend cutters the foot OF Hudson thu
riyer. 10 drain the fifth winch constantly
lated in that vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20


weh.yc toue lac from shanghai as the a leaves this az
tefnoon d l. rot probable that We sls.i have.
pieces have been 50 af'rne prces-s 70
@s2 & oAads 40.
Y'elCc. .,
I don Ths Talbot Will sal for sew, loTk u about ton d,ys
The semi oouhy mail auved the @ ut with dates from tine
United Ssts 10 Feb -
or Green there except chop of
"eood superior Young Hvson he'll at ID lass, AID
sou, co. chop three old ali
euiey without OF Canton Congous unhoe OF clop'
have been England IVY 90 rates p - taes
CAssIA would open high pfceiO 700 pecs
Of cror been stopped hnsr oy t Od wac -
fest tbecouuy between this and Hah aud % e are demand
81 Transit
rrs goods win be- materially essencd even tho aN SIX
opens than The rates There must be good many
execution particularly as nothing can be doIe st
sbanha, many me hand the dt2d i1' work
viii cttufract lower Price Of
Hose hoN., Wednesday MAY !. 1875.
Our edvices from Canton Of % the sd iurt.
quoted 81 5tl per chest; Bcnarcs 81 81 Miga
81 TuaC 81 Ne sn4e e o. ca Of enc dug
Cumxnsnoou JOh Lis, chests Paus 81 BE
L02i Naive and .S chest, Turkey
Rcr h.s .-uay pc We quote At 81 81
eel pc cul; Manila - 5 s. 5 Ch5l hlse qu'y, 80 %
as
E1cnASor- London o moan' short date sars bl 5oi
Bank "a homlaN SIS Eat lnua c.. Rupees 23} per St0
FEHIcIslo London As no. J' 10 New FORK $40 uT Tea aud
So Slts; trguc-o 81 tun oi 80 cubic ir-
Mexican dol cent discoaat Sycee pfemnn
Gold g. per taeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
HAVANA.
Arrival of the Cherokee

The steamship Cherokee Baxter from New Orleans via
Havana arrived this morning in days ID hours frOn Hs
vAna
ihe l. 3 chip Albany, Query commanding arrived a.
Havana 18th inst in days from St Jsgo de Cubs Re
psrts crew ell web and exceedingly hesthy on board
On the 18th inst in Calf Stream lat % 40 exchanged
signals with bark Lyman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

When left Poughk eepsie, at q o'clock last evening
four of the injured persons doing we'll and ts fth
(Mr. Cottiugt am Of NeylIsven) IS somewhat better
They all receiving the AMI attention of Mr. Vim
cent and fan ily
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iIayre Markets.

HANRE, wednesday ,ruing. July g. 1880
The ts Iva our Cotton SsfSrt yesery. sbIu 1850 bIes
ali d.sittio. gades have somewhat declined, blt
Scrpto n pfc@s f1e demand during the
suef has moderate Stock very up0n fAa
xhoe the remains about the and mOnry Ob
dDabe a. low rafcs
The DIV eaher that experienced produced s@u-
alive deIsid for Flour and c@ 50 shat
rotbiur aud en- fil0ut-d q -ui,
On had hat the seiu-f Ii
ior Eusenr namely Lltcrpop shipping AID dour,
IN, rce confident. me rapid advance w4h
tsksn place BOO The IT She cll-luns 9e
hui moi 90 hot m loldng DIi1cd
St.fas vi inrd-y vim eools nd rnL .Lants.
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4 YogSs RoPsrR-TA, Ct4cfaH1i C9nm'rciG, - p
says hat M.srs 4- s Co dry goods merchants on th-
north -de of Fourth street Vine nd Walnut hAv
ing ~ interval fG n-4ry year past missed goods rom
Their store. were led 70 suspect lad nSn-d Cn1rl-s
Hanks ~ho had long b-n in their employ o. having a -n
them. Charles, yesterday. obtained permi'son r)n
bis TT lyers 20 pay VII. - Nav Richmonf Oli), Ani
ster be had started from h- store mor- goods were mis- d
Notice was Immediately glyer 70 Marsha Huh1' VINO
dispatched officer Grey in search nj the young offender
hr. Grey found him l.sd he hsysviue packet aad
took sns u The an nnnd =. >tttol House carpet
bag which Charles bal With hm examined sad todni
TO coniin hrss piece. - ores. r> aai also piece.
oi Mousine de LAME aud which H-ssrs Lee Co itenn
ued - Their property. search warrant was then taken
out for the purpose Of searching the residence Of the LAD
father The officers proceeded 70 the house aai found
concealed good. amounting 10 about too hundred d>us
IN vsue consisting OF rich dress goods silks .l'n' "a
anes CABIN cloths e. In consequence OF the ABOVE
articles 0eiug found those premises. H. Frsnc- INK
The father The boy arrested charge OF receiving
stolen goods The subsequent, 10 the srrest o. ms ~
Their Acknowledged 10 having stolen goods from MS en-
ployer- the Of 600, and also stated inst
he TAD been stealing from them since hs had been
their employ He informed the officers OF several place,
ia Cincinnati where h. had sold Of the articles stolen
and IN consequence Of this Information, other goods -
large amount in value have been recovered. Inc th-r
rsscommtted by Judge S2oone yesterday afternoon N
default o. g. 600 Co. answer AZ the next term Of ,he Grim
na Court aid tie boy oing My twelve ys'r' Of sg-
was cent to the House Of Refuge
Ansn ramea Freellud hls been arrested 4. u-r
=. y tor bksmy having marri-d one VIII A. Kingston
a. aio'hor Rochester and has been nmed for trR
in default If bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

THFtr Yesterday afternoon the residence Of NJ ID. n.
Muchi-ors entered and quantity Of silver
valued 81 SIS stolen from the kitchen. The thief
supposed t. be young girl who pedding whortle-
berries about the streets having been seen TO enter the
hasemen nj door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

itNs,f lane Co.'s market the 4th inst the tr s1ten'
i,g pc,ion of Russian affairs caused holders Of Eoglsh
very Indifferent Of realizing and prices were
s. DIR ar higher Foreign washed At ssinll n advance
hh ol cked business but sales to fair extent were
r,de ats per quarter advance. Floating car2pes o.
Baltic sud Black Sea WHEAT held at 4s % 49, per
,part.r Ii,ber Town made FLOUR was quoted as per
,sek or b. higher than the previous week There was
good inquiry for American FLOUR on French account st
=. 10 q, pr barrel higher BARLEY and MALT rather
higher C,rs 3D. to IT, per quarter dearer IsDIAS Co.'s
as IN improved request at higher prices.
Tlow bsd farther advanced and 53s. bad been paid.
me- ntraL market was without alteration, excepting
a., sc,.s PIC IROS and East India tbs had 81 chilly de-
eihed
IT, F..crn difficulty had seriously affected both the
London sud Paris Mo,EY markets. In London, Consols
Rsilv.y Shares aud Foreign Bondshad declined. MONEY
yas however easier
ensss the unfavorable aayices India and China
bn0 fully couneracteda regards prices by the extensive
strike org the operators
In Bi,ringhsm the reduction resolved on by the iron.
,,,r, hed led 20 an improved trade In the wooden dis
.r. thor -ss continued stesdness In the Irish Linen
ms.ket increased activity, with large foreign orders
The Ij,erpool Cotton mark was more amin ted Sales
IN Tho 9TH COO bales sales the jh 1000 bales prices
unchanged
Richardson Brothers * Co.'s Circular.
D.. y,o,lijnI LIVERPOOL, Monday, July T. 1865
Soc the u the weather been showery aud the temperature
pisbf low for 'be period Of tie year o..
last lar Of the lot has cOuiin
bought 20 d exc at 81 n d Tor
Ws.,srn. Ind g san Philadelphia aad Baltimore which
rates .os that purchased we By sPeogs hage been
sA WrsT being generally held relatively qho lan FLOUR the
.s.ns.et b,s reported O have not been extensive.
Ts.y Jny much durng the st AMI his
ue,npg lnt duiing he mNAet wa3h me .
We B1d attendance t m.aog the maEet opened with
u and several lots Of WHEAT were taken o1 spsc1a
No., q, p Of 3D. 10 lbs nne White American,
1, MI puch Cd 70 good eIten at similar
Of 3d "a oe fresh Red the Of Fndy
last m,
gd6 a. Dbl, which pncc' 1eing above TIE
buyets small business wssrpouei a. Dbl less there
CORs VII Gu has been
t,, ha o but for CoRN
in Hmd business holders demandog an advance OF 10
m yellow ad White. Foslng lges
and A. on ,e oAereo ard refused the pnce Of Fuday
oars IN improved request and dearcr aud OaTsAL l50
load speculative 10 JURY Egyptian BEANS tal-r cler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SrpnES DAM During Monday night Mary. dsugh
TER Edward Richardson, II months Of aga. residing
quest held yesterday moon and verde, was rem
Qered accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

AccluENrs-Mondsy evening, little girl, years OF
sge named Amanda Mott seriously II not fatally in
ur-d by falling Assistance Of ten feet into the basement ID
the new building No 230 Grand St owned by Mr. John Y
Teae She WAS AIKEN out nsensbie and conveyed by Mr.
Baker 10 her residence ia Seventh st.
John Maloney a boy nine years Of age had his right
hand crushed Monday afternoon while playing abou
ort cart IN fr-tst BY being caught under tia boS lie
attended by DR. Andrews aud two Of his fingers
amputAed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

SyNryNcEn John Calvin Of the gang arrested fw
driving number Of aborers from their work foot OF
congress s. Monday and ASSUMING them, yeser
Gay sentenced TO the Peniteniiary for SIX months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

BOSTON, Tlesay, JAY ~ 1855
BY tn bark fremont from C,pe roSn-CaPs Of Good
Hope papers Of the "a Ok June 5It they de-
VOID Of any news OF interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoURT oF SsssioNs-This Court cow red Yesterday
before Judge Moore Justices Stills I'll and Syker and the
Grand jury presented several bills after which the Court
soiouned TO this day, no business being ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

KergAr, Of 90 Station st. slAb'rer Wa. Cronna'd'A
lac l. years Of sce Al these were fnghaaly ana l.
feared fatally scSlded
Immediately sher the explosion. Capt Rls'el OF the
Thirteenth WVi Police. with platoon OF ms N -
paired 90 the spot and rendered every sssaace % ne SUI
ierers, who Immediately conveyed 10 the >ciioh
House and there attended BY Or fully OF Broone s. Ani
Other physicians who did all 10 their povsr 70 relieve he
suerings After their wounds dressed AL with zoe
exception OF Riley to their places Of resdsnce
his IL jures that it deemed proper to
convey him 20 the y. \ Hospital
As sooa as the sufferers had been attended TO- Capt Rus
sell sent for NJ DOsne. engineer residing a. No ~
G-srt-t. and ts two gentlemen then proceeded 70 the
scene Of the disaster where Mr. Dosns infinitely examined
tn. portion OF tie boiler which remained for the purpose
So. r.,nIs If possible the Of the catastrophe
,a sfter close srd lengthy examination he ca ~ to s
conclusion that want Of water caused the boiler TO collapse
When the workmen le the place to 20 din -r the
eneer supposed the fire 10 get oT, and his
Immediately pu, fssl in the furnace AMI let DID Water into
n boiler the sides OF which were oserhesed. TIE
..,ruc- Of This VA. steam genersted foD ia, Sai
tie fues ii the boiler collapsed. NJ oicA Investigation
~ the cause Of the lster has yet been made bur It IS
n-obabe tia; the matter viii be ard before It's Grand
Jury 10 inquire into.
How AeaiS-Hon Neil : sEosn late Maister 20
Ru,,i. s-!ved Yesterday the Franklin he Stopping
a, the A.tor.
WeteIo. also among the passengers by the franklin
The Princess Mura, OF Fori Hon Eccles Glslier Of
this City, ard the Countess D. Gogue
srtciDy-A man named Larry Wie.s said to have been
the be,. book keeper this City committed suicide a. the
East Broadway House yesterday afternoon by administer
iny 20 himself quantity Of s,rychnins lie died =,
CLOCK Mr. w was highly esteemed and will be sincerely
rourl-d by large circle of relatives and friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

NAMING Csrin Hines yesterday fned els for
bitrg fl mans lip in fight At nnkeryie. Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

DaGUsRRyorYPss ~ COLoRS-lhe puohc are invited
Or GVsSxYs ssceat Dssueen Gallery. Ne $40 bro.asay ,ox
r,sups - r sfve Of Coosed DAgurr-OyPe tssare
Which b. hts recently produced Also Toe dsr1efrso,eS
lakn Psrcs aId host Of other celebrities can De seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

GLEASON, Piotorisl With its rs super royal quartz
RACES r the we~l richly freishi With hfe.Aiure sd at
Aous ~ otter ard ees mt Representatives. %
tie Cr,sfA Palace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

AEHEsr oN SrSrIcioS.-Oa NoniSy evening Ohesr
Girvin # tie ii'h Ward. arrested individual long
know the r-re by hs of Charles SoufhwSrk
Suspicion az being the individual who accompanied Henry
Fsukuer srr,i.d Sunday evening or passing cosa,er
fl, hills On TIE Bank Of Cssco Ne II vas tax en- before
Justice Welsh and committed In await examination.
ArryNPr 70 CovNIr SUictDE.-I eStsrdSy afternoon an
unk noxn msn shout yssrs of age. while in der2ngea
state Of mind Jumped into ,he dock from Pier No Nora
River with intent 70 commit suicide he was rescued frcu
drowning by Ofcer GifeAher Of the FRS, Ward Polics
or his person were found s2 in money. and note On
which written Chss A. Mason. Rector OF St Pssfs
Church"
FAMILY On Ef-Af late hOur on Monday night
msn named ThomSs Punke't living =; No y Moits.
While ouarr Ing with his wife struck by her poser
fl blow upon the bead with pitcher which produced
serious wound He taken 20 the Sixth Ward Police
station and attended ~ DR. simmons. ser which he Vas
conve, ed 10 his residence issued for the
Erest Of the woman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Goyeruor was he'd the Rotunda yesterday afternoon
O'Clock Present the President, Governors Messr5 Ora
per Williams Townsend, Dusro Pinckney and McLiugh.
i'm TIE acquisitions read and acted upon. From
he requ,ions appears the number Of persons in the
vsrou, Institutions under their charge tor he week snd
mo .Iulv IT, ware. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Board oF FNASCE.-An adjourned meeting Of this
Board held last eEing His Honor Mayor Berry in
the chair.
report received from the Special Committee, sp-
pointed no previous meeting 10 ascertain the isbted
and standing of the city from which appears that
the total amount Of Indebtedness is 5l5Oglj ~. The
amount of property estimated together with cash. so, 10
500 Js ~ Leaving balance 10 favor Of the city Of
s-0O22 70. No appropriations made. The Board
adjourned 70 Friday when the subject Of salaries
q city officers Will be taken Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Attbe exhibition Of Frank7nsten's fine Panorama Of
Niagara Falls last night the prop-etors treated their
large audience to view 1T the real caught from the
American Falls principally for the purpose Of showing its
peculiar hue which clearly manifest upon comparison
with the coloress Croton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

grand LARcEsr.-Yestsrdsy afternoon, officer wrd s
rested aborer named John Cochran on charge Of hsv
pg picked up wallet in Ninth ST. belonging 10 fredecx
Bsumer cortsins slol, and secrssed H. faPPsey In1
Nr Banner riding on horse bsck through nsnsa ~
when his wallet fell out OF bis pocket Cocnran sno wss
1900 sxeav.tng an an sm6ankment seem 70 PICK
il o. but vhsn Nr BsaDer returned b aeed as fi any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

On Monday evening the Common Council rescinded the
resolution requiring the streets 70 be cleaned under the d.
rsctiOn Of the COmnsOner bat decided % give
out by contract again Tie 9Th has been allowed ~ scc1
mul6e for the past three months until 10 some portions Of
the city the stencil has become almost inOlerabe and
thought by many that several Of cholera have 70
suited from this cause alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

A BoARpIyG House. TINA young man named Jci
snh Nedd wa yesterday arrested charged With enter
ing the boarding house OF Mrs Stephens No 25 Fifth st.
and robbrg the boarders trunks Of clothing 10 the value
Of sas on searching bin, false key, which fitted the
night latch Of the front door found This key was
seesined be had manufactured for him Al
locL m xhs in Avenue B. He was locked up BY Justice
Wood to await exAminaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

HorsE ROBBERY -Ytsterdsy afternoon Officer Bepue
arrestsd boy II years Of sge. named John Quinn Ia Dol
bins rope walk, on charge Of ns.has as isOm &c
man Lorer house IN Water q, near North SscOnd st. o.
ere found upon bis person s2 IN silver found ssors
81 IN Mr. Do6binss barn His eIa3naiion takes place ;,
cav Officer Benne. deserving Of much credit Ia lsrrs
inc out th matter and 1restng the thief very soon as
the robbery was committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

the losng list OF prices per 1000 cubic feet IN some Of
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