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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
CITY ITEMS.

orvx,xe OF THE BROADWAY THEArER-This popular
- ., entertainment was opened for the season ia'
~, The house has been much improved, and mas
Tsb, and pleasing aspect The chief point OF interest," las
night was the dtbat of Mr. Farren and mss Lyu..
.-s IN :. The Lady of Lyons. Without producing any
aia, - sn,hrs;s.m the dt66t may be regarded as
completely successful. ,d and OCCASIONALLY
In ,be farce. "a Lover by Proxy" where ne was
Toeking sort Of Dick Da.hs be va, quite .. 1~@s .,s
n,o~nr % with ease and spirit Miss Howard has peas'
pa! E n,s,,ing fsce. muscs bat rather weak voice.
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STA TEN ISLAND ITEMS.

Some 500 emigrants, passengers board the Edward
Stanley from Liverpool left the Quarantine station yes
terday for the City They detained for short period
after the arrival OF the ship cholera being board until
their trunks and baggage opened and umgated &C.
The ship was days when cholera broke out about
the same number of days the Admiral from Liver
pool on her late trip when sickness appeared among her
passengers. considerable number died the voyage
of the Edward STANLEY
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F,rvvrvr .sp Botp RosBsni Yesterday afternoon
between and clock, the fancy store Of Mrs Philips
No 2ss Crand-st. burgariousy entered. while Ms
philps va absent in Newly and robbed oi omhroid
e-,d aces velvet ribbons &c, which cost between 800
and s7oO The bureau in the back broken open
and rurmsged but nothing was missing. roll OF bulls
coutgning slcO and another Of $50 fell upon the
oor but was no; discovered by the thief The entrance
va, Effected through the back window.
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ARREST OF CHrSAsAS FOR SHOPLTTISG.-Peter
Castello ChDaman yesterday arrested By Police
man Bedell Of the Chief Office charged with stealing
gold watch from the ewery store of s. Mouon No. i6
Chathamst 1t appears that about week since he called
at the store and after convcrsng for time purchased
fan and then ef. Soon after he had gone gold watch
missed but suspicion rested upon him. Yesterday
he again entered the store and he leaving, officer
Bedel who happened to be observed something in
his hand which lie endoavoring to conceal The Off
Ger arrested him. and found the bundle to contain full
piece Of dab silk and two bsndkerchefs On further
search the watch steen from Mr.. Moulton also found
The of Mr. Rogers of Tryon-row and Chat
haIn-st, robbed by man who resembles this pris-
of gold chain worth :i5, and he il suspected Of
being the thief He was taken before Justice Clark and
committed for examination. The silk be al the
Office of the Chief Of Police.
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NJ Henry Ackmsn. of Sonehouse Plains, was fatally
injured on Tuesday of week in consequence Of hs
horses running away while narrowing in field IL appears
that the horses stepped into bees nest when being ans
by the bees they became manageable and dragged Mr.
A. after them for some distance he being unable 10 dsen
gage his hands from the rens. The harrow tore ont his
enrals and otherwise horribly mutilated him. He died
from his injuries Friday, the nth inst Orange jour
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BROOKL IN ITEMS.

DIsORDERLY CoSDUcT on SUSpAr.-Yes;erday james
Bans ard Thomas Brush were brought before Justice
Curtis the charge Of creating disturbance in the City
Park by nducng in Tire liberty OF speech while Parsons
harangung the multitude. They convicted and
hned $40 each
boy named John MeNamee, being detected in throw
ing stones at with white hat at the Bridge 81.
Ferry, arrested by the Mayor and brought before
Justice Smith who sentenced him to the Pententary for
30 days.
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Nc fpsr, Aug "a

g-ror.~S for The v Tribass By Ms-as y rso@s~ .
49,, ees,i Rcsnr Rsosa g. - T3l 900 d. -.
Isl, sISq7s - Pe,ss ~ 7i Slis Leh'ss ss ~ a. Peers
R,S "a. 100 Rosfrg kslro.d, cash. 5 so do syn Sl
20 90 i iSs Morris Csrsi ~ osamer. and Mech BAak SSa
5 Pb irha Bank ia; n VI cssn,cs bssk, days, %
pr,r.e1 'Fs.lrds lso Mcffis Csral. - lih. 49, - -...
Se.S Bsrd- ~ Rss1ing RI Mort 8 w ~ S.,.
Nsebi an g. Os 10 Iehish Nav 81; ad ns kk 81 lNd
81. 10 Morris Car. bSwu ms o DO S llsi ~ AiEehn RR
sfsvs 6i6. - d. a. 10 Pean RI, b, " ..,.,e an,
ey Boays-sics Cam. RR g.. rs. 81 s-+ls SPe"A
C.s Pr.o.."u : e. IS ilsl bid i7i akea do do 81 ~
BID nj sled Pennylvana - int os 81 ea -
sskec, Sends. ~, 7at BID -
Mort e. se ~ I'D asked; Pennsyvsns R.iros ~ ga ~
ssked Aors Canal III bid mt Sket Sehayiksi
7sl ha asAeo S;ock .f bid y ~ssec co 90 Ee
issd, 81 ed, 81 asked; Loas Ssnd ~ s5 ~ 40 sss
&c II asked. Guard BAGk, III bd u $500 ~"<s
Zinc hd u ssksd; Union Canal i BID. II sAked sea1J
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NEW.JE.RSEY I7IEM&

PORCELAIN CLAY.-In West Milford, Psssac County, a
he'd Of CLAW has been discovered, which, it has re-
Gently been ascertaned by scientific Investigation. is
Koalin an exceedingly valuable porcelain clay which
cutie scarce and be used in the manuacure o. por
celau ware tiles fire brick the glazing OF cards, soap
paint &c The deposit West Milford is OF the purest
kind 1t is of various colors white red chocolse and
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ana will undoubtedly become fsvor.e To-ni-bt they
appear in The School for Scandal"

CITY iSTEILicFSoE.'-One Of the daily paper. yes
rasy hs1 two items under this head in advance Of all II.
co'einrorares One wss complaint tbs; the six,h.av
cars WeFe not busted when every BODY knows they are
thoroughly bruthed out at the end Of every trip. The
oher was the complain OF traveller that John-st wis
BOT Lighted and wO' so dark Sunday nigh; q, eigif
O'Clock mat he W. unable to feel bis way along the
sl1e"aikS' ana was obliged to take the middle OF the
street, rs twilight does not end now a.days until half.
past and ss Sunday night beautifully clear that
traveller must have been seeing through plas-or hal
cozen gissses-darkly" day or ,w, since the sane
CHy INTEL gence" scoded the Sixth av. Company fo-
onVng horses across the sidewalk in Canal-s; thing
hey never do under any circumstances Such are fair
samples Of the veracy Of the clustering paper alluded TO-
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VIOLENT Assault "A man residing in Walton ST., near
Flushrgav, violently assaulted BY gang of row.
dies on Sunday afternoon and nearly killed for aoriing
proe tion 70 person in bis house whom they after
One Of the party arrested his name is Michael Gil
lespie.
ATrRAr is TIE STREETs.-Yesteriay Patrick Jennings
and William Ward brought before Justice Smith by
Officer Mclaughlin, the charge OF creating disturb
in the neighborhood Of State and Furman-st on
Saturday night. They convicted and fined $40
each.
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The conquering game is to be played at hoooken ol
Monday next the Newark play the "hamsoursn VI ,n'
ground of the latter at Laurel Hin on te fenIy
go Take the Calvary line OF stages from Peckslip
Wickets pitched at 10 o'clock.
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IAsveFtiseu att

TBT WFAKEST INyALID OR YOUNGEST CHILD may
safely sn9 AsrE- L has no ef
sts. tne perfectly rie sze safe remedy Sold eT T. VI
OUIoS. ecrreT BoTeFy ale Grasdst
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-
WET Silks WET SuEst-I

WET SILKS WET SILKS HEARD, CLAPP Il Co,
No 81 GIe will TN. norunE from the tr.nsn one case
PAD SIX hCh ch goods warranted perfectly
sound. ard -. sell them pr ys-c; they regular ~
rood, Ao plain sck Go hhne o. tae renes, A
II respect aud Will Ell them cheap Ltsi. VII please call
early. HEAED. CLAP Co. No 5oi Grand 80
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MARRIED..

MILLFRMASN-At Rock Island III, "wednesday the 10Th
inst by be Rev Dr. HAYES Miller, Esi Of Chc and
Mis-. Mann daughter Of n Mann ESQ o. the former
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near the Peck p Ferry and conveyed n the Fourth wa-
FolicesHtion, where inguet held upon the BODY.
Dsccestd about g years 81 s.e and i supposed -
have becn German oI -sh0re verdict Of death
~ oroWniI wes rendered by the jury.
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Advertisement !
-OS MI ANn MI-sI(

HOEAcE Waters No So Brosdway
warranted PIANOS and NrLoOEoNs
bargains eah Thoe wishing purchase Will hHd this
Their rnc.t favorable opportunity.
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CHICKEN THEA boy named Jas Trainor residing
in NewYork arrested BY officer Van Dyke was brought
chickens from Mr. Ward in North Secondst He was
committed for trial.
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Az IxyrEsrIoy-A number of extensive property Own-
err on Fst St are about applying for Injunction to pre-
ven; t. ruuniog Of the Brooklyn and GrsenPon cars
through Williams sburgh in that street.
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RoBFrRr.-Yes.e-day morning about o'clock the
apartment Of Mr. F. Drodge was entered AMI robbed o.
jewery valued at $50 warrant yesterday Issued
TO search the house of a neighbor.
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A BROADWAY DANDY SERyED OUT.-A staggering
blade on Broadway yesterday afternoon coming suddenly
rudely. and it was though; Intentionally conflict with
the person of large boned bareheaded specimen of
gro madenbood, was turned by the female Ia young
girl about Il years Of age in oat Of Goodyears rubber
store and by few wel-dreced blows, laid in good
faith, knocked windess. hatess, and staggeriny
against lamppos After receiving about much pun
i-hmen the "gamest would be disposed accept the
sufferer, amazed terrified, and looking almost abroad
appeared at last disposed to show fight seized the girl and
was about to appeal to the reciprocity system when she
escaped across Broadway. An omnibus intercepted his
pursuit and he returned to his companions amid the
laughter Of knot Of gentlemen who remained the
affair out
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Owing to the high prices OF labor and materials and the
comparative scarcity Of money, less building than usual
has taken place in the city during the past season. aad we
learn from architects that but small number projected
for the ensuing year. Newark Daily Advertiser.
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NoSnAy Aug. al-P. n.

MoNDAl Aug. sl-Fs NJ
The feature OF the Stock Marke, continues to be tho
downward movement in Erie Of which the sales con
nue to be large further deere. The market opened
at Ssl but recovered to aol finally falling of to 9sl, a
which il sold after the Second Beard Tae traasse
tons were 1000 shares very large proportion OF
which was regular buyers option The bears do not
offer to sell freely. No appears able 20 give any sat
issctory reason for the fall OF 81 cent since Frdsy
morning The amount of stock pressed the market part
" through panic and partly through the absolute inability
of parties to receive contract stock under such large loss
e. largely in advance Of buyers, and consequently the
price still falls II is generally thought that the Income
Bonds arranged the market woad recover nrn
Other stocks are well sustained in Wow of the stampede
in Erie Reading under orders from Phladephis. went
64 with considerable sales after the Second Board
Hudson River improved a.; Central was 9oi; Nicars
qua firm az l9 el9l; Cumberland fell off cent In
Railroad Bonds the business 81 oOo nearly all li-
nois Central st 6s; Erie Incomes sold at 80 ASH
Exchange is firm leading bankers ask q y cent Out
side bills which not plenty q 9sl cent Francs
Alsl05.l2t.
In Freshs the business Is quite moderate snd
heavy. To Liverpool, 500 bales Cotton, S5-osd. 900
1900 tierces Heavy Freight, l2l6slSl; Resin, n. To
London lOco bbls Resin, 81. To Havre 800 bales Cot
ton, lc 90oG30o bbs Pork 81; 100 bbls' shoutiers.
&c., &c.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury sao,oi6; paid.
slOs 0So balance, Sc, ,35l,o5G.
Very much the surprise of every one the weekly Bank
statement shows large increase in specie neariy hrce
quarters of million dollars, while at the same time the
loans have been reduced half million OF dol
lars 1t generally anticipated that the specie reserve
would show farther dminuton of half million; conse-
quenty the statement very satisfactory The result Of
the statement that the Banks in better position by
some two millions than by the previous statement The
comparison is;
Loans Specie. Crcu'n. Deposits.
Aug s93 t35051 slj522o25 S39l7lfs St65Ss
Aug. 10, lSji... 92sso,ej bA5j,T2 Ss55a ISsst,s6s
peerssse.. sSss94 sI68 s1si.s1
The great increase of coin has been in the Bank OF
Commerce which has now 49, 900 in vault, against
about 81 700 900 last report The SubTreuy shows an
increase during the week OF 100000 the shipments were
s7OO co. and the increase in Bank s00 oOo that sa-
600 in specie have been drawn from
during the week -
CoMPsRArivE TAaLE Of the Loan Sp, Circulation and Drpess
pe Banks q ne CRY Nse ior tor re Hsss, s'd,ng ss.g
dav Augr 1854, and Saturday iugnt y, 1854 To UAh
eITeG tie Capital II saeh Bank at the latter date ~
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IAtrer.senent

TRY TIE TAsTRLESs CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUb,
DEHLEEs PrLLsIhsy salt Of Mercury Arsenic OF
Ouine src edstely srpee and st-eaEthsa the So
ten. SID ty ". H. CRUsET. Broadway and ihst
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Rrs OvER.-Thos. Berry. lad - years OF age, was
lat evening In Clatham-st. by omnibus He
was conveyed by policeman TO the New York Hospital!
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The Public Sunday School Of Plstts Hall, Broadway.
enjoyed an excursion Yesterday to Clifton Park Staten
sand under the direction Of the Superintendent and AS
sstant Teachers. Several addresses were made and with
good music and fine day the party enjoyed themselves
finely.
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lhe Exchanges &, the Clesring-House to-day we're
eel, ,e2s, 900.
meeting OF few OF the Income bond-holden Of the
Erie Railroad held at the house Of Nelson Robinson
ESQ., this evening, when very satisfactory statement Of
the financial condition Of the road shown and seyerd
ans considered for retiring the Income bonds. One Of
ths suggestions thought to be feasible and may bs
adopted. The meeting merely an informal one pre-.
paratory public statement Of the intentions Of t&s
Board in regard these bonds, and Of the financial eeod
ton Of the Rosd.
Harlem stock was not csled Of the Boecd todsy, bg
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correspondent proposes that the Crystal Palace should
be bought by the Government, for City Pos,-Ofice,
and moved down to the lower end of the Psrk-the Corpo
ration giving the use of the land Good idea
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WRITTEN Descriptions OF CHARACTER are be.


ooinE dsy and demand This method enables
mrert permanent .dvice relative 70 health habits
the culture faculties and the training Of
much better than BE- done in oAes
Thee mental guides sscuure nvauahe. EX
sinsiors daily ty the BROTHERS FowLER. No 3 Broadway
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paid the farmers for the cattle brought 10 the City last
week and this at prices for beef fully three cels lower
than they were weeks since OF that las, particular
viii the butchers please take notice
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PERsosAI.-Among the arrivals at the different hotel
- f,tlo


we notice the following:
AT TEE Asrok Housr-Dr Wells Augusta Gs ls,se Monoe
R-ir ore. Col Morgan Va: A A Hsiconb, u ; n; Co v"
H.llstt Mobls Gen VIZ. Claude Jones New hsHieo w n
x,n, Ne,1or,srv Ala; J. b Bell Havana; j. b. Allen Phia
delrhs: Penn Lewis Bsimoe yas senderir - L21
Al rHE IEyxG HoUsE-Hor ID. Johnson LorinEna Col =
Cunnn lhsIa Washington C0L seyuogt NsT fCrs S0 r
S.pdrrson Fords; W A Van Attn. Texas Dr. w bEter
Ch.IlssiOr; Dr. John Locke Ci1enn. D. seanAH sea s
CraWfors. Philadelphia, B. z Ramsey, oaz-o
Gen John II. Locke. Virginia II. saunders. Nashng9n
NIcHoLAS-H0n Js6se NJ .ien bl-alo; Hon
BALDWIN Syracuse; Homer Rrzdel Newb1rsh; Hon k7sss.
Ssre Troy; H. II. Gear. GaeEs W w Harper Va Ho1 T.
P.rn Schenectady; Watson Albany Joseph w Jesfas,
BsiDors; s Ryder H.; R TsgP Ms D. OGDEN Shiea5o
Racisai Pa; Gen Charles Cl.ri Mo; Col L Nelson
Ii (Seo Stopenan U A; Don PHekeI de Jasn, Cubs l.
R,tin All Lea Phlsdephs C. Nhittlesey ST. Las
Grace Randall, 5. A. o. H. stone Mo- '" Bingham Ois'e
land
Fousp DRowsrp-Coroner o Dounen yesterday held
an inquest at the ast Ferry upon the body of un-
known man. about IS years Of age, found in the dock
alongside the ship j. Ruedge at Pier No. IL The Jury
rendered verdict Of accidental death.
Fousp DRowsfD.-Tbs body OF an unknown mAn va
found drowned yesterday Afternoon IN tbs East Kiver
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Twenty-eight arrests were made by the Police from
Saturday 10 Monday
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FIRE ENGINES on RAILROAD TRAcXs.-A Brooklyn
fireman suggests that as railroads becoming
both here and in Brooklyn and the danger when
the wheels of.a fire engine ft in the track and parcu-
larry down grades is very great that il the men would
hold the tongue side little to bind the wheels in
the track would give immediate relief This he has tried
himself when he thought he let go, which perhaps
Hould have been disastrous.
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NATIONAL THFATTR Tonight Mr. J. Il. Scott
W trpesr b hvl-,e chsraccf q Nalcs lnpo-el sy
Ms p Nctos tie Strength of lie COMPANY - Haihi
l Gsl ;h rrtnd burle--ue q A Lad
MLs;lr John ulzc-e AID r. w Saith nske ~ The siL
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The Police OF the Frs, Ward report 40 groceries where
rum is sold without license. They will be notified TO
call at the Office Of the Mayor.
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EXAMINATION on A CHARGE OF FRAUD.-The exam
inaon of Frederick w. Kerner charged with s~inilng
several liquor dealers out of goods called up for
examination yesterday before Justice Clark Six Of the
sufferers present and identified him as having given
them worthless checks in payment for goods purchased at
their establishments. They mostly on different City
banks, and signed different names. 1t is believed that
hundreds have been swindled by him. His examination
will be resumed to-day.
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WHAT WE EAT.-The receipts of cattle in this City last
week, designed for the shambes will to show
of neghbors that all quite dead with the
cholera. Look at the figures:
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STADBIxG ATFRAY.-A disturbance took place on Sun
day night at No. Il ThOmas-s, between three men
named Francis Roe, John Plato and Charles Atherton
when the first named stabbed the Others in the neck Of
one and left hip of the other nfc,ing wounds
He arrested by Policeman Slater of the Fifth Ward
and committed for examination. Atheron conveyed
to the New-York Hospital and Plato to his place Of
residence.
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ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrERs-Two men
named Thos Gieghan and Thos. Hickey were arrested
on Sunday night suspicion Of stealing piece containing
about forty yards of heavy doeskn cashmere The cloth
was quite wet and is supposed to have been taken from
the Atlantic Docks Brooklyn, where most of the goods
saved from the wreck of the steamer Franklin are stored
In the premises of the suspected parties three dozen black
silk cravats were found. They held by Justice Clark
for examination
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FATAL FALL FROM BUiLDISG.-John o OSullvan,
boy 10 years of age, was accidentally killed yesterday
morning by falling from the third story of the new build
ing No. 42e Waer.s TO the cellar. His remains were
taken 10 the residence of his parents No 81 Catarnes
where an inquest will be held to-day. The deceased was
engaged in gathering chips when the accident occurred
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FRAcTrRE OF The ARM-Last evening the master Of q
vessel yng al Rushmeres wharf foot OF Washington ST.
IL attempting TO drive away little boy ynamed Baker who
picking up chips, threw heavy piece OF wood at
him which struck one OF his and caused fracture.
The master was taken into custody but understood
compromised the matter and there il rests.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

CONVICTED FOR REscUISG Par.oSERs FROM OFFICERS.
Yesterday the parties engaged in rotous and disordery
conduct The Hamilton-ay Ferry Saturday night and
rescung prisoners from officers, brought before JUS
tce Batchley lor e1amn t0n -Four OF the party were
convicted aad fined in the following sums: Patrick Ne.
Gee s25 VIM. Donohue, slj; Charles Baxter slj, and
Bernard kearney, Si5.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-A woman named
Frances Moral Yesterday arrested charged with pick
tie pocket of Ambrose Spencer OF col 1t alleged that
while Spencer drinking at No 300 Ninth-sv, on Sun
day evening the prisoner put her about bis waist
and shortly after this the money missed She denied
all knowledge of it, but held to bail in $500 BY Justice
Stuart to answer the charge
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BiGANI.-Jtmes Duffy arrested last evening by
Officer Bradley of the Second District Police a war
rant issued by Justice Stuart of NewYok charging him
with marrying two wvesone in Liverpool in l-jl, and
tie last in New IOrk in ls52 lie locked up, and
will be sent New York this morning for a hearing.
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RoBBTRY BY BLAcKs.---A German named Paplst
Knoedel was Induced on Sunday night by two black wo-
men named Eliza Hamilton and Anna Deale. TO enter
vile den in Anthony, Chureh-st, when, after rob-
bing him Of $500 in gold coin, and watch and chain
valued at s4O they turned him into the street He fell in
with Policeman Slater of the Filth Ward, who accom-
panied him to the house and there arrested the two wo
men, One half of the money recovered but the rest
together with the watch still missing The prisoners
were taken before Justice Clark and locked up for e1am
alton.
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UPSET AND AccTDEST.-A coach belonging 10 the New
York International Hotel upset C0urtst on Sunday
evening. in consequence of one Of the wheels being
Wrtnched of in attempting 10 get clear of the railroad
track The driver. Thomas Martin dashed upon the
pavement and it is feared, fatally injured The coach
full inside but other person was hurt. The injured
attended to by DIS Ayres aud Ball, when he was
sent % his residence No - Wasnngton-st. NewYok.
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COMMITTED rs FULL.-The examination Of Isasc
Queen before Justice Smith the charge OF rape upon
the person OF Eliza Queen. HIS stepsser, girl lG years
Of age, terminated yesterday, in the cOmmta Of the de-
Il tnGant on the charge of incest.
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Fousp DRowsID.-Ths body Of an unknown mAn vas
found drowned yesterday afternoon IN ths East River,
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MAS STApBED.-AbOut 10 o'clock last night young
man named Patrick Teahan was stabbed in the left leg
above the knee by colored man. name not known. IL
seems from 1eabans statement that Gs he was passing
house occupied by colored people in Nassanst he
attracted by sounds within and took to be preaching
a PRAYER meeting. He looked in at the window, when
coortd man who reclining the steps jumped up
and plunged knife into his leg causing CASH
He made his way to the Drugstore, the corner Of
Bridge and Tilery-sis where his wound bound up
and be was convey ed his home No. 2O3 Jays by Of
fcer Moue OF the Firsi District Police. He became
quite weak from the loss of blood.