New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DIAKUH

-, ~ ,-, .,,, rr,vy.h ha,>e in large vines III rod
81 Nd be cut away where cen be done w'hcli feaa ns
he .rou-, If vurg wood too mEchs.o slender shoots
of asi year wood only leaving strong heaiiny sn'oos
nszy as th- sge and OF the vine VIII 'ass s'a
the space vi. warrant These shoots should De saot'eh-d
TO within four or six buds Of thsr base ac,ordns % 'hs
strength .rdinuaber except where is desired to AN tne
vine TO greater hight or distance in which case shoots
nav be le nearly their whole length only shortening them
back to good strong bud II you spare the knife yoi
viii grow ine thick shade Of leaves and few grapes
meeting Of snti Name Law men was held lssl night
ct weshr gon Hall Hester Resolutions were adopted
in favor OF the Run sellers of the City giving Ssns:ors
Erssus Brooks and Thomas J Barr public demonssrs
ton on Saturday evening in grands for their eloqusst
and efforts 10 prevent any restriction OF the Kun
bu,iness /, Is rather doubtful, however. this aemon
sra;icn vii come OF.
A NV HoIXL-A lsrge and handsome building has
recently teen 1shed opposite the Halls OF Justice in Cen
rs St. and was yesterday opened hotel by Mr. Henry
Cummings of the proprieton Of the Pearl 81, House
which was burned some months since. The hotel is to be
called the Fountain Hotel and has been handsomely
furnished and fitted up by its en;erprsng proprietor The
Numerous friends Of Mr. Cummings viii learn with pleas
ure that hi. perseverance has enabled him the
reverse OF fortune which he met when the Pearl st House
was burned
PoLIcE Co~xIrrrE-The Committee Police of The
Board of Ccuncimen. met at o'clock p NJ. yesterday
Present Councimer Jackson Baxter Fry Lambrech and
Cooper Nothing OF any public importance was trans
acted.
The RFsrErL ABORTION CAsE-The case OF Madame
R4se and Geo Shsckford charged the former with pro
ducpg sbcron the person Of Coriela Grant and
The latter with being accessory thereto. for disposal
by Justice Stuart yesterday afternoon The principal wit
mess for the prosecution Miss Grant, not having yet been
found the magistrate by advice OF the District Attorney
decided to dismiss the complaint and did 20. No intelli
ceuce of the whereabouts of Miss Grant has been obtained
though the magistrate has used strenuous exer,ns to
procure it Several witnesses have been examined under
oath the view only of discovering where she had
gone but 4. what instance she induced to leave the
Civ before the statement she had made became legal
evidence in order that the guilty parties any such there
were might be brought TO justice but facts were ell
cited 10 warrant the hodirg of any party to answer
charge of that On the announcement OF the mag
srs.e that be had determined dismiss the complaint
the prisoners were discharged from custody II is under
stood however that although further action in the mat
ter will 30 taken before police magistrate yet the case
will rot be permitted 10 rest where now stands but hh
Il will be brought before other and higher authority 10 in
vestigate The body OF the female who, in appearance,
rsembed Miss Grant which was found in the Eas. River
Fear Brooklyn days since was identified to be that
Of a Young woman who had been missing for some time
ard wto is supposed to have committed suicide while in
deranged state of mind
SrDDES DE,rH At FREscHs HoTEi.-Mr. Henry X.
Lawrence was found dead yesterday morning in his room
a. Frencbs Hotel lie had Monday last arrived in the
City from Columbia County and put up at the hotel Coro
ner o DonneU held inquest 6pon the body. and the jury
rendered verdict of death from consumption The de
ceased was 20 years of age and native OF this State His
health had been poor for several months previous to his
death s696 were found under his pillow and handed over
TO his friends He appeared to have dropped dead while
preparing for bed
DRowNFD-The body OF boy apparently ABOUT Il
wears OF age was found in the Hudson OF Rhnebeck on the
nth inet lie was dressed with check shirt black panta
looms under pair Of common duck oyera In his pocket
was wallet breast pin, and the following memorandum
NAV 81 Wallace commenced work for Mr. Gordon -s9s
An inquest was held By John Ostrom and verdict re-
turned. cause Of deaih unknown.
A1ryyPrEp Sl1cpE-Frederick Krsns. German,
,p, No les Rese while In adeand state OF mind Jesef
day attempted suicide BY emitting MS throat two s
He discovered eistey and conveyed 90 tue
New YORK Hospital
DISHONEST CArvAssER- "A young man named Joseph
Phillips Yesterday sesied BY officer Webb o. he ger ec
charged sh obtsiHg none D, iAse TON - ~
OFlyun ensrsver at No leo Nss'au 10 sPpeas ta.t par
Ri, tho accused TO canvass for him agreeing
Phillips heavy orders aud received
bic commission thereof, bat subsequently th tey
lie skeu before sce Osoerne snd committed 70"
examination
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