New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

IL the right hand closet by the chimney Of the little room
NJ the head Of the There trunks Of very
rich clothing the room the fr- and voolcns all
paci with camphor TO keep the moths out The key of
al these trunks the plate oosc, and the key Of thai
IL in the brooches pocket in the day time and night in
belt Of young that sleeps in the bu, there
would be but little trouble in getting /, while he IL asleep
the only dc uliy is that he nigh, wake up and Of
four ss barrel rcvovcr that Mr. NJ. has furnished him
with. and that nigh, wake up another young who
socps in the onroom back OF the parior with the
number Of bull dogs under hi pillows.
n H. You need carry light you will find little
| jet Of gas bnrning in both rooms.
Perhaps however, you had better go TO the house OF
Mr. ". in the street, about squares off, NJ that
has only occupant to guard still greater amount Of
"pundor; and he is old man at that nobody but the
gardener Of Mr.. VS. next door neighbor, who goes
through the gac between the yards and goes in at the
back door after dark that the front of the house
opened. You take light for this house. for
the old always goes in the dark He sleeps in the
hall with all the doors aar, that you have
trouble in opening them after you get in and there is but
little difficulty about that. To every door and win
dow oil the house be has attached cord that not
one OF them possibly be opened without ringing bell
right by his head and then II he should fire of his pistols
in the dark he might hurt somebody.
In short several of wea,hicst citizens going
Of this summer determined TO leave their houses in
this careless sort Of way, that the gentlemen whom we
are addressing may have chance-to get shot.
| Now young men. we have told you III, facts of the
Case So when ever you house shut up don't wait for
ceremony but apply your tools and go in you will find
nothing in the way that is, nothing than the little
trihcs we have mentioned
The Hon Seward Barculo one Of the Justices of the
Supreme Court for the First Judicial District Of this State
died Tuesday at the residence of his fathernaw, in
this City. He about fifty years Of and has been
invalid for many years though he has rarely been pre-
vented by his health from dscbargng his official duties
His disease is said to have been of the stomach
Judge Barculo succeeded Judge Ruggles rs Circuit
Judge and subsequently Justice Of the Supreme
Court the first Judicial election held under the
Constitution.
CHoLrRA IN THE CITY.-Mr. Rcome Superintendent of
the NewYork Hospital wishes state that cholera
patients will be received at the Hospital, most of the
wards already full and the disease being infectious it
thought advisable not to endange the lives Of other pa
tients by placing them in contact with it.
The CARSON LEAGUE of this City respectfully solicit Of
their feow-ctizens authentic and reliable information
which they would prefer to receive in writing but will
thankfully accept it in verbal form-on the following
points
L. or any instance known to the informant in which
Liquor License has been granted to person OF nofo-
rousy immoral character;
O. OF any instance where license has been granted to
house decorated by gambling lewdness other sPec
fed immortality besides drinking.
g. OF any where a Groccrs license has been and
is held Justify sales of Liquor by the glass to be drunk
on the premises.
4. OF any instance of the sale of Liquor by person
not licensed premises for which no license has been
granted.
1t general complaint that Laws restricting the
Liquor Traffic have been and violated with mpuny.
Those who regret this urgently invited to try the ex
pertinent of furnishing tangible reliable evidence of such
violation to the office of the Carson League. No. 10
of Appleton's Buildings, No. 347 Broadway.
TIE DIiNoxD.-A weekly journal on plan, called
The DIAMOND has just been commenced by j. Barlow,
No. Spruce-st 1t devoted literature incidents Of
the City and events the contents being made up
of selection from the periodical literature of the day. and
brief editorial comments things in general The plan
appears well adapted to furnish agreeable reading to rail-
road and steambcat-traveers, well to families at
home The first number is issued in style of great typo
graphical beauty, and presents very attractive appear
A couple of handsome Silver Goblets have been pre-
sen,eo J. Holbrook Esq, Special Agent of the Post
Office Department, by those connected with the Post
Agents upon the mail trains connecting with those
cities This in consideration of the important services
rendered to them and the public by Mr. H. in
fully tracing the mail robberes committed
not long since in that region and bringing the author of
them 10 justice
Az APPROPRIATE PREsENT.-Justice Welsh has pre-
scented to Aid. Howard Of the Sixth Ward, Appletons
edition of Addison's Spectator, in six volumes
william +. ROBINSON, Esq, No. l67 Broadway, At
torney and Counsellor Law has been appointed by the
Governor of Pennsylvania Commissioner of Deeds TO
take acknowledgement and proof Of deeds and insru-
mens under SEAL for that State in the City Of NewYork.
BOARD or EprC.TIoS.-A stated meeting of this Board
should have been held last evening but quorum being
present a. 81 O'Clock. the Board adjourned We under
stand that a special meeting has been called for next
Wednesday.
DEATH BY FALLISG.-At o clock yesterday evening,
the persons employed in the Union Steam Factory,
ner of Twenty -second-st and Secondary about
leaving of work Miss Caharine Nolan Of No. 81 City
Haplace, engaged in the establishment, she CON-
ing down stairs trpped up by portion of her gown
She cpitacd thence through the hachways, which
were, usual open the time and falling from the
fourth sory TO the ground. She dashed with such
violence against each loft that she expired in four five
minutes after the occurrence
THr HonicIpr on THE SHIP KSrcKsRsocKER.-Cor
oncr Gamble yesterday held inquest at the New York
Hospital upon the body of John Wilson, sailor on the