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AS ec'>ck Yesterday morning sac eeoN' 'nt IA ''e
s-vS ps-t 81 re handing No IS ivenue H. ccoapea by
ca CAsSS,scs IS - s,ore. The alarm was promptly
rvs- e. NAscA The s-eaca Veoa'?ty responded bat
ASs~c sAsv eSG& seNac TIE DANES tho S;ooS and aSaFs
.Srs a<s-iy sesiroyci The iNSs j. estimated at about
s. - iusrrvi ~ sSSo hoi IN What Company we did
I, s< ,SsEr
ysRr N cHrESI 81.
Ye4crssv ssA,rnNcs st SIX clock fire broke out in
- lsS .Ars< story brck brding in the rear of Nos.
= All - Chemist: lower pSr.occupied as stables by
JoA- Dcy.c Hsnsoa s Fooie. 2. B0ylan, 5. Pine, j.
Nsyr.s " Gunner VI. SAsnkey and others; upper part
~ NS7rrs >hsakey, cigar manufacturer; j. Lppendae,
re<Ycr. VIVA Irvine & Co, carpenters; NJ. McGineny.
ssrJ<ae- N. Rafferty, carpenter; +. & T. Vanderpool,
-1ssiae:srVEs o: sand paper and veneering.
Tx IRE ogicirs:si from unknown iu the
sshlss and owing to the large amount of nhammabe
rSsri shout the premises, the flames made great pro-
s-sss hsi-re the alarm given. The frcmen OF the
Gs:rC; early the ground but Notwithstanding
Ter efforts. The building with the greater part of its
c.tsns. destroyed.
Tvo valuable horses belonging 10 J. Meyers and NJ.
Ssrkey were saoca,ed before they could be got ont.
Tie remainder Of the horses in the stables recued
sihOUi IN ury.
The ltilding was owned by Messrs. vanderpool, who
estimate ihei- loss at about $4,000. The losses of the
shtr Occupants Of the building vary from 500 to 81 oOO
sock. tool chests, &c.
Through the exertons of the fremen, the adjoining
tsldings were saved from injury.
FIRE Is BROOKLYN.
On Friday night fire broke out in the livery stable of
j. Nodine No. l2s Pierrepont-st. 1t originated in the
ksyoi There fftyeven horses and over one hum
dred Carriages seighs and sukes in the building. The
animals were all saved, and most of the vehicles. The
bs smount to about 900 which fully covered by in
.urance in the Phoenix Company OF Brooklyn and the Ex
eelsior Company Of New-York. The billiard saloon at
scked TO The public house of Messrs. Rich & Boerum,
adjoining burned down. and the house was somewhat
damaged The loss is about 81 900, insured in Utica
Company The fire supposed TO have been the work OF
:pcepd;ores Ant, John Mclaughlin and John Ryan were
arrested ON suspicion and locsSd up for examination The
former had difficulty with the proprietor or sne s"
be- and said have threatened to set the place on ire
Officer Vanderhoof of the First District Police was seri-
ousy injured by the kick of horse while aiding about
the above fire.
FIRE IN wILLIAMSBURGH
Yesterday morning about 3 O'Clock a fire broke ont in
the carriage and blacksmith shop of Mr. Scripture, at
Greenpont which together with the contents was de-
sroyed Loss about So 900; insured. The fire commune
Gated to the two story dwelling house of Mr. Gates which
was damaged about 5000; insured. Engine Co. No. l
and Hook and Ladder Co. No. of this city proceeded
10 Greenpont and assisted materially in subdung the
fame~
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4 10 vs',s~S,>>a sAs' tie $sv'~ry ~ tse 'N~sagy "a"
A., .,.z.s..3 sae .s>>,vas> - the Hon. Z Raider
- 49,, ,,sssey NJ she r>sk vi San Francisco and
a. * se,e1 rass have Sc'a decided in Ms h'aS
s,sS
49,, > >,Ascn ASvirx r~> NJ he osScc cf Hc?M,er
So Cs-t ~ ATSeSis. ~ NN>'rW NJ his hcsN, Francis
xx,-ss 81. Vt>s ANs Nses sYe'aea ~ ill the Vaoaa'y
~ NJ, rSsreNs rS$A &,ei e, CNui, ,Rarns;,ble On
A. ,sss ,ssssss sca ~ he than for,y ycars
49,. SRA exemplary Missionary 80 the Msrshree
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SELLING OFF SELLING OFF And general clos
o ~ r-ns .re sumner commencing on MONDAY
n CLAPP a. Co No 81 Grsrdst osnz De
,rrd 10 close the slsIes Of he STOCK OF rea sne -
ior ~. furus and Goops vii make remes1o iS1
ion an their former prices We submit tie few io oS1 ~
,es for example PLAID aud STRIPED silks tbs; formerly
sid for g snd ) vii b. closed ont ~ and 81
sod .cr End g. viii be closed out a. { and O.
H-orsde fo f6 end = will be closed out e. and D
p-.rfa I'd for 81 and 81 will he closed At 8 and y
Txtss Hesvy sod and Il viii be closed 0ut 81 y A1
Plan ard crape shawl, 80 and +ie viii e closed
mt q, 20 - and -. =. -. A
Plain and Cspe sts az AID 4 vii 1e closed
q. =: ard SO u. .,,ra
be.vv rur.. Re closed :: Ell -.
u f.et everything II their line viii meet With 'i, 81 80
n. Rareges Tssaes Jseonets Or-anee. Au.ns
De Lies D Lanes Domestic Goods o. q. KIDS sne
f y - Of Cotton Linen Ooods io' NEE
and Boy's ,,o,
H. Co. going make shc-t wos Of T. and eep =,
r.a bssa.n will b. offered Goods s.Et 10 sy paf' oi ~
.dioir ns eites free q expense. .c
No sol Grsrds
between Elirdge and Aen-sts
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rih For Itrs-cr CAPTAIN. VIII hs word Lies. IN
sola leiirrA ,,-.t.
:, rltlr. of Police" "a 81 .-ort q crf.
fvh+r iff..g O. "a t4fict, vitl Number
a ~ ,-r-rrnt or p ,c-i 90 P.,.-ria-a"
pih hermann g. Fif---, esrf tie Esd Do''n'n IN
IN qaots cors tsi c.ii IN. nay BE- directed by he
tLtf go. -- -.
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rr. Marr lio a. ~ frs- s't 1is
ifh pslf.-Pau bscs s.ssf is-hef h-- vir s'a
fo = d. susIfnl H. Ia l- bsfon b arf
.lar. diameter rsd .ud ihr-elulft-r nhs-
rsoui,a ~ section i bit p1e 20 he o. metal gold st M
shs me's o. rTivs-s nrf N cl--ier rHi
TIE IL sy Ch-f % foh-e
rsy dil.st .
Adff,a ~ the Corri'sners Ru-s 'ud R~-uao1s, .ad
Cor u-.ioreis TT Apiortuelt and ina n Poarenen
81, g. ls5l JACOB A. NE-IER .ELr. NsT1-.
FRANCIS X TliLOU. Rccorte-.
WELCOME u BrE1E. City JufSe
CEO. W. MArSELL. Ckief Of Police
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HEAR YEi HEAR YE TO be sold by auction

HEAR YE! HEAR YE To be sold by auction on
TUESDAY June n O'clock NJ CT the sroHHa' the oii
are o. those beautiful VILLA and BCILsisG SITES FoKT H.NL
- hi The closing sale We would advise eli VINO d-s.rs 70
make rro6fab and investment ''b On hand las prop
.r,v earuo, fail dogte v.us il lees han one year tas
Broosvu Railroads will finished this present year msHns ROW
Hamilton 10 he business part o. tue .y a.
- o. Of and beauty CT natural scenery
usurpsssed !; commands full and extensive view O. ne
Ocean BAY q. the surrounding eorny The steamer oi"
l..,.. Pier No North River occek 4 NJ AID ! P NJ 70
hoe hius TO attend the sale For free teke,s, maps snd
reees-y rtornson, inquire of JAS w BAsSEs T. SANU@S
O, J. I Morl roS Aue,ioneer No 5S4sssus-, Se"-foFh
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The most powerful ente rainment to be found IN the
siy TO ushi viii be that Announced by Manager -
1IoS.L THsaTsE The following are - APgeG sI-' -
American sss1sn the pay o. D,sos Sp RuS. ssoo1s
Tcex, a piece called TRrE LOVE- SffLa hSss
Tt,z GIN vonde al and graceful koe "a n'
nrine f,sis; Prof r. rArts and NJ" Ltsl'A' "
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

THE Nrw.YoRx AND ERIE RAILRoAD-PRoBAsLE
.n,rrvrxr OF TIE DFFicrLrIEs.-The difficulties be-
tween the engineers and the Superintendent on this road
which have resulted in nearly suspendng the running OF
,ans il believed will be amieaby arranged, 80 that
business will be resumed tomorrow or the next day
meeting between Mr.. McCaum, the Superintendent and
Committee from the engineers was held yesterday at
the depot in Jersey City when the rules in question were
explained from which it appears their intent was msun'
ders,ood. The Committee accordingly went out IN the
night express train last evening to confer with the en-
rpeers along the road and IT, expected they take
the same Of the explanation as their representatives,
the difficulty will be Immediately terminated No mail or
through train arrived Saturday. The Saturday mail
train arrived at clock A. N. yesterday. The steam
boat expires. train due Saturday at II PM arrived ye'ter
day at NJ The Cincinnati express, due at 2io r. NJ
arrived p NJ. The night express train lett Je'e!
City last evening at CT.
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fAevts,somentl'
prRFSOT oGY enables US to read the characters and

o,iv,s Of elbow zee" judge reliably whom sai
with ItiInss business social ard
II o1ce the Del sh use ful I'D study wieh
ps!7 engage eaiou. Examinations daily by M FowLER
No 90 BIcsewEy
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ra,ure being that of eavy May rather than the last of
June Yesterday the air remarkably cool and pure
Tn, ORR, At CASTLE GARDEx.-The new Opera Com
nnv Of Max Maretzek will open at Castle Garden on
Thursday evening next Great curiosity is afoat to hear
ae new singers whom he has brought with him from Eu-
ppc They are numerous, constituting in fact almost
he entire troupe There will be every disposition to give
Nem candid hearing. We cannot speak of them in adj
vance not having heard them.
AT the BROADWAY THrATrR last week Mr. and Ms.
Barney Williams played of their best pieces to very
rood houses The threats of disturbance were wisely
abandoned and serious interruption occurred The
Wiamscs will remain through this week; producing to-
light new local drama called Dick, the Newsboy,
Mrs w. as Dick" The performance will conclude with
Ireland as it is
AT NrnIo's the Ravels and Nile. Urea Matthias have
given several old avorcs, but have said nothing about
new pee.s OF course this cool and beautiful house VIII
always be well filed but that fact we set down as an
additional reason why the management should get up new
pieces That zeal in giving variety to performances when
urged TO action by bare benches and an empty CASH
box is particularly commendable while the produc
ton Of new plays before the old have been worn tnreaa
bare ia praseworhy and always appreciated PROOF 'ha
the manager to deserve the patronage he receives
Tonight the Raves give The Wood-Cutters and Inc
Green Monster
engagement of Mrs. McRedy lady from distinguished
circle in Philadelphia society who has recently adopted
he dramatic profession, and has played with brilliant
mceess in the principal cities Of the Union She appears
the character of The Countess in Knowles tragedy
Of Glove" A variety of popular entertainments are
announced a. this house for the present week.
Tho NA1roxAL TBEArER has had Uncle Tom, the
immortal up but has laid him on the shelf for the pres
snt to make room for young American actor Mr. j. c.
Hsnley who dares " Damon " tonight Herr Chne has
returned from Europe, and is engaged here series OF
Yankee plays in preparation.
AT WALLAcK's company of French Comedians orc
announced for this evening in three favorite pieces
Ause is closed for the regular season Mr. Wau~k anu
Sgnor La Mama had benefits last week AT the iai'e'
sere great OVERRIDING of the stupid gag Oh pitching
s Of flowers and live pigeons at actresses while on the
Ase. This custom is nsuersbly snobbsh, and deserves
eiversa reprobstion. One poor fool, whose BIRDS haa
Mica into the wrong hands gave his ears an extra sech
ae nez morning by advertising the fact that the unoru
ate pigeons were meant fer SO and So instead OF Thus
ahd &c.
AT BARsrx's MUSEUM the drama Of Raffae!e'-a
!1y popular article of the ultrahorble schools with
s'awn. and "The Hope Of the Family, new LONDON
"nsdy Is announced. The Manager OF the Museum
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TIE ONLY EEFFECrUAL ARTICLES - CoSrARs
RAT cocKEoAcH &c ExTEKNsAToR and CosrAss p SsN N
SrcT rowrrR Bedtuss Moths Fles &c he Powder ~
cents rseksse Fly PAPss Wholesale and
er.t No. Broadway, New York
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Acknowledgement
~ PRINCE OF SpRpryrS -This IL what the III

Boa Cr.'cfo which they have received
hozs-He At Bsrulm'. Museum q feet long living
olnE hancceru- Sea Tiger al be there
b.d-s wed delightful performances ms and EvEN
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T.,s.-The best assortment Of FINE TKAs will be

frs Al STONE OF the CANTON tt, COMPANY No Us Chshs.
between end Roossves The oldest r-s establishment
In The civ readers ths they DO better than
b.r. either wholesale retail They hsye branch store
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For six bands of music, perform at the City Hail. Mad
isonsquare Tornpkins-square Jackson-square, Eighty
sxth-st Reservoir and the Crystal Palace with the
pense Of preparing for their accommodation, $3.50; for
ringing church bells and Ginning those of Trinity, $780,
for powder for the Veteran Corps, $780, The balance of
the appropriation is go for printing advertising and in
cidenta, expenses. Refreshments, if any are permitted
around the City Hail. to be furnished by subscription
among the members Of the Committee
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The Hon. and Rev. Edward Herbert, England; tho Rev.
s. S. Embler Cincinnati; Dr. j. A. Doyle, Philadelphia;
Dr. Dyott Philadelphia DIR. Thos Cody San Francisco
Il. Rush Mitchell L. S. N; Capt Halsnd, L. 5. N;
Cant. W. H. Wilson, Boston S. NJ. Rodden, Montreal;
John Leaning Montreal Jos. Sykes Iiuddershcd' Eng
and the Hon. A. Oakson, New-Orleans, among the
arrivals at the Irving, Sunday june %.
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UULBEAE Acadeiny n v riIIhk, DVvhhtt VI-' W
Ne go Rrotcvsy Hcrs;on taxes he lead inef
frercr open tsy sd evening" where Ad a1
us uisn lean ed ssut hiud few cheap l1ssonL
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l.tvcf.tenr,nti
rrtrIr.,. nENFFfr-CEYsrAL Pti.AcE.-The Nh.

.,l 60. :. tie crysl Palace eoss nigh, blaze
riofy with J-i rs tsuft We nc't osy pm, - tas pro
rim. E.e.f- rlf r. hss yer hccn elnt!,i -
rous IN gsca shntdnee "olA Dc I'D
vsstle 10 TuiSi t-s them cny in Tcfpoia'o.c fieeb
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ilunios Kntu MrncAL Association. -AHangcncni'
IN lofrcrs fr ihc nosi icgu'ir Convention % This
A,eocaion which is be held in Ncvbnrsh the l5ih
i0h. 7lh. nne lsih of August Psof V. {. Taylo. has
been urcfcd TO the charge Of the exercises.
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CITY ITEMS.

PSYCHOLOGICAL REGISTER .
Frsn Observations BY Standard Thermometers at No. CAa"'s'
JOHN g. n RONKETTL
1854. ga NJ ia D r. !"
lime 24....................74 sol ~
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r.r.d. for Inspection the 9Th Ard 1.a Ss- Yoi
forming line in Jersey City the battalion ~. r.ysv
rl,ce on the being the around The
mouth WI take psce on 'ne 90 10 h
Ccru,andsnf received Az Invitation ''' '"' !"
nd IN the battle
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ARRrsT or 4 FuGITrE PROM JrsrlcE.-Dr. Lyman ~
Abbott alias Abby yesterday arrested - beng i4
i've fr usiice NewJeey VIII he stands charged WIN
hi.sv IN having the 18th January a. married zaoen L.
wife y!n2 ~ Syracuse 81
~ time He wsssken NewJers 70 ausve. The charge
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AMONG The bis paced tie T. $ House Of Eopr en;a-
lives Saturday To reimburse the City Of New-
York the nmcuui expended in fitting oui The frs rcg-
mont Of Ncw-Yoik Volunteers in the Mexican war.
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CHoLrRA CAsEs-Sarah Campbell who resided in
Warren attacked with cholera o'clock
saturday morning aeIward Mrs Griffin. who
lives in Coiumbas below HaniOr-av similarly alta ked
Yesterday and net expected recover John
lIIGra resident Columbia the CroeA died OF the
cholera Yesterday nornirz after f." hours Illness
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DRowNYD.-Y Yesterday morning man named Thomas
the of Van brun; while
taihiug II supposed he seized with cramps.
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CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoRcERy.-Wm. johnson, an
oy4 a, he ielrsrarh Office No . Wss., arrested on
safr5s, nirft with the above ohenss al sed ths
rn and al compile Henri NsrTsn reHs a. ne corner
Of Harlan and r-efncn-sis aud ar words had Ieh os
wen HON he seized BIN by the afo.t md hed MIN - -. rs
rco Lbed him Of his watch Bon hen attempted 10 eca-
ut Johnson cspnr,d and ockeduP By justice p'ooAs 70 %
r tie charge. H. companion hs not been arrted nor h n'
-..frr ear ~frryH
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VILLL4IKSB URGH ITEMS.

supposed 20 be rabd dispatched in Cassonay
SATURDAY rsr hv officer McClary
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BITTEN ny , DoG.-Rogcr Neiler boy, was severely
bitten BY while passing along Raymond st nesS on
SATURDAY IN. owner arrested by officer Rhitigls
If The Fourth District Police and hid 20 bail b. Justice Curtis to
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CHARGE or ENEEzzLENEST.-teo Kun, the French
nr arrest forging hs employers 20 chez wss
otr,d Saturday has been recommtted on charge o. hayns
tho r two wears erbezzlcd between $500 and 800 worm
Of Goods fon Nj Martin his employer o. searching h' ,Ins
soc IN gold ard quantity OF new clothing were found "Ael
tr!es;td lie was { the eve Of del aiing oE Europe
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Flsrp-Patrick Sullivan and John Kelly, who were
arrested for ling gsgsd Flushing Sunday last
10 which seriously injured brought before Justice
Cu. On Saturdav and fined $50 each
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SEST 10 TIVE IIoCsE OF REFuGg.-On Saturday officer
Schmidt OF Fourth District Police arrested Lhemss baey and
BrLes The charge OF stealing $40 from the store OF
on Pins In M,Itlosv They were brought before Juse ourH
and s,rt 70 the Houss OF Refuge.
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taken lsrg building in La Fsye'tev between RAJ
roud for the accommodation II patients attseke
with the ohoea and the furniture &c has been pr
cured Ar the meeting the Board Saturday d. G. Hne
appointed Pc cn and j. cooper o' IN
Iusiiuiion.
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A Y,rvc PICXPOCEEr.-JOhn Dunn, q lad Il years OF
age pofe.. vereF trreef = fLeh
tfo vesieTdAy about oecE VILE - ne az u pAs
lie oesrt OF Je4L Haley. He >cd CO. ioE ts.ii
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FAIL FROM Az Characterization Fitzsimmons of No.
SOS Esht Saturday i from e iop OF stage ne
Twe -Four and Fractured rs ssl
H. Bellevue Hcpa where threere nc hopes OF ms
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RrscUISG \ PRlsoSER.-On Saturday Officers Cam
ard Beard Of tho Third District Police arrested the Allan
theft when brothers named Lawrence add John
NcCnssy with AID rescued the prisoner
The cls he McC usk and locked them
up Gam severely injured hs melee The frs. prisoner
made GOOD his cscspe
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STREET PRrAonNG.-Yeserday afternoon several street
preachers held forth in the Park, Washington Parade
Ground and other places about the City to large and
miscellaneous audiences Everything passed off quietly,
and not the slightest disturbance occurred.
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sr,nErSG AFYR,Y.-Yesterday afternoon, a man named
Michel AoGal who LioNcstd came 70 the house OF an &C
,ace No Javst named John Naoy, shoenssrf
Mcath struck Maoys wife and the husband IN
nd struck He theeupOn seized IN kie
and Abtd Noy the abdomen aud asO cut his hand A. soon
a. Ma oy htd McGrah he out and gave himself INTO
custody OF the District Police The injuries inflicted are
L Of coLside red Of a dangerous character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

The weather for two days has been delightful the tenn
rraurc being that of eary May rather than the last oil
Jupe Yesterday the air remarkably cool and pure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

FATAL FALL.-An inquest was held on Saturday at NO.
2s We, sth. upon tody Ish 80 years ~ age
,med MARY Khoc who about fortnight since fi dow az Of
stairs Friday ht died from the injuries she ald es'e
Verdict, hccide rtal death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

GRAkD L,RcESY.-A young woman named Mary Oar
erck was Yesterday arrested charged th stealing ve wen
49, cb,r Al BIN Sanue Morris OF NO ~ Mott Inc
rse room together snd me ye eonspns ~ r., o.
Mcrris The accused sucdery iei the room
ana carried Of properly She LtewaFi seen WIN Lar
csr himself ehen Theodcr, who had the chain or ms pson
civxu him ThC committed i'I eAAA4
raj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

BuRGI ARIEs.-The house of Mrs. Miller in fienry-st
hc.ween Union 1d sack ives entered by thief on saturday,
rou who carried al the table cutlery which had been
placed in basket preparatory 10 being locked up for safe keeping
TIE yalu of the is stated st about rllo
On Saturday uish the Of MI o. T. eech a. amaca L.
boots aud shoes 10 the value OF from p' 10
stolen thereon thieves tracked 10 the hr oH
se "a H. roed to when all clue TO them lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

THEFT or LEAD PIPE.-A man named james v IOhhpT
~ On Ssrrisv charged with stealing lead pipe from sore
new iudrs lie ws detee ed N me &C., y
John Judge end 0c.ed up ~ Juc- Sl"I
10 rtrrsr IL lated Ltou 10 worth Ct PIPE &c h,Ye
ieen .foen flcse rdrgs srcs tae erecon vs. e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

FOURTH or JULY-The Joint Committee of the Com
mon Councillor members of each Board-charged with
making arrangements for the public celebration Of the
Fourth of July have held several meetings and after
considerable discussion about the proper disposition of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

AT the meeting Of the Board of Finance Friday even
.,popriet.d Of the Dispensay The pay
~ h oce was IS per d-y from the lst lost, Az
Of made fr the use Of the board Of va"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

Tur Hoo NuisAscl Justice Stuart, on Saturiay at
the rcquos; Of lie C Inspector suod warrants i)r the
no.i Of the following persons for keeping hogs on their
PREMISE contrary 10 law and creating nuisance desr-
mental to the public health The hog pens were mostly
10 the Twoniy-second Ward Michael Burns, 90 hogs;
John Malone IL hogs DaLl Moon II hogs; John Wal
lace Al boesi VIM Gervey ~ hogs; John Holland, 20
hogs Pet Lyons 900 hogs Tbo-. Carmsn, hogs Ter
cncc Herbal 20 hogs Nike Deylin 50 hogs Jas. McDcr
mott, Is hogs: Mike Hammer IS Loys Nike Mitchell. no
hogs The will be served by Capt Writer OF the
Twenty -secord Ward Police.