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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

SaneI +. II. Morse al. agt =. O. }. smith .
This is a suit in relation to the respective rights OF
parties Mr. Amos Kendall, Mr.. ii. OReily aud 9TH
crs being also Interested under agreements "a TO sale
of rights of patent for particular lines, &C., OF Morses
Telegraph. There were propositions on the side OF
plain IN and aso some on part of defendant, as 70
rules by which the case should he tried and testimony
given The matter WINS argued two or three yesrs 40
at Special Term and decided and appeal taken to the
General Term, which has fixed rule as to proceeding
with the case Order to be settled at Special Term.
No costs TO either party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
NEW-JER,SEY ITEMS.

The Paterson Guardian says that Mr.. WIN. Her.
ries attended the Temperance Pic Mic at Paterson a
few days since and protested to be representative Of
The TRIBUNE on that occasion. No such person ia
connected with this paper, and no ole was author
lied to represent Il on that occasion Il is not un-
usual for suckers" as they termed by the re-
porters TO pretend to belong to newspapers on such
occasions, especially when the temptation OF free
dinner Is presented
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The coz Of the testimonial was s275.

Castle GARDFr.-Csstie G 4rden was opened yes
terdsy by The Commissioners OF Emigration, and the
passengers Of the ship Chicago, from Liverpool, 800
or 500 in number wsre landed within lie precincts.
The old Castle thus actually insugura;ei in its
new Office, and has, perhaps, as imporan; part to
play it has had in contributing either to the safety
or the artistic caltue Of the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

DESPERATE ATTENPr At Manufacturers THE
CAusE.-Between II and 10 o'clock on Tuesday night
desperate attempt was ,de TO murder James G.
Finn sporting character, who at The time stand
ing in front OF tho Bowery Tneater 1t appears that
John c. WOrden had for some time previous felt deep
apimosty toward Finn on account of the attentions
the latter had shown bis lWordeHs wife, and had on
several occasions threatened 20 take his Pc. On
Tuesday night be proceeded to the place above named
and there in the presence Of several persons presented
pistol at the head of Finn which he discharged and
the powder and wad with vi ch it was loaded burned
bis face frghtfslly. The assailant was Immediately
arrested by Policeman NJ Cord of the Tenth Ward
ard locked up in the Station. Heuse for the night, and
yesterday was committed for trial by Justice Wood.
1t further appears that the prisoner lo.ded the barrels
ofhs pistol with powder and ball, with the full nen-
ton of taking The lie OF bis adversary, but friend
to whom be had stated this intention removed the
balls, and thus the life OF Finn saved, and though
badly injured he was able yesterday to appear at
Court and make complaint against Worden. The
attentions shown by him to the wife of the latter
said to be such would naturally lead to deep feel
ing Of anmosity ON the part Of husband.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
BROORL YIN ITEMS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL Pic Nic.-Tbe Sabbath School
attached to the Bedordav. Baptist Church, near
Nyrte-sv. celebrated their Annual Picnic yesterday
in Brevoort's Grove, a; Bedford. The Schoo frmei 1
in procession at the Church in the morning under tie
general supervision Of the Superintendent, MI W. 5
Lawrence and marched 10 the ground, where swings
were erected and each INDUCED in such innocent
sports as suited his particular fancy. About
O'Clock sumpiuous diner was served by the Com
mitee Of Arrangements consisting of Nessrs Finn,
Peek and Murphy. At o'clock, an address was de-
vered by the pastor the Rev. Mr.. Remington, which
was followed by singing by the School About
O'Clock they turned into line snd marched 70 the
Church, where they were dismissed, oil being highly
pleased with the proceedings of the occasion. About
500 persons were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
MR. MERRIAM on TIE HEATHER.
RAINY DAYS IN JULY FOR sIXTY-sEyEN
YrAES

We have made up from our memoranda OF ne
weather statement OF the particular days which
rain fell and number Of days in the month Of July,
in NewYork City and the Yves, end Of Long Island,
embracing three places of observation within circle
of FIVE miles in diameter for period Of 81 con-ecu-
tive year. viz. ON 1883 to 1855, both years incu-
siye as follows:
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SUPERIOR cOURT-sPEcisL Tssa-Are l-0'''''
Judge HOFFMAN

,-.,.s s.... IT,. IA Pa.'yer Of the Empire ci'y bao<'
at Dennis II. 1is and vie e. .oo ooo
This is suit 10 Oreclose no,'s We bslie,e Of
given by defendants on properly TO- 70 M Bsrksr
,he b.. ~ nsynent - alleged for stock Of the
Bsnh ' and 1 By NJ Barker tIso.eed 70 The , Receive
The defense an allegation o. ssa N ,sa'o 20 40 20
the stock the Bank al lhs c Oh 'no e1ecusn VI '9e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

FERRY CoMNurATIoy.-The Jersey City Ferry
Company have given public notice TO The commuters,
tha It is sdispensaby necessary, for the protection OF
the Compauy that cOmmutatson tickets shout be
shown when required by the ferrymasteri and the
Company will decline a Communication IN all cases
where here is a want OF compliance with this regula
ton II has also been intinated that If the Company
meets with much difficulty in enforcing this regulation
the communication 81 stem may be entirely abandoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

: PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN JOHN Y. RUSSELL, :
By the Citzens AID Police Of the Thrtesnth Ward,
testimony Of heir respect sad estesm for bis s-yices
r.: Oficer AL Dis conduct G-n-enan-
: City OF Ne-Yofk, July, 1855" ::
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

i1a B>srd-l aiding RR g. no s6i oos Allegheny
CITY e. &c - 1909 Gem and Am. RI S. rs b. 81 10 Cay
n PeunA- RR- sij 10 Msrrs Canal. Is; g Lttie 5ebay
RE- So ite Long f.Isnd RR TT Is Chester y. sR o.
IL; Is Psisaelphls Bsnh IS En 49, do, days 1875
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrERs.-rwo young
men named James Kelly and james Williams, were
yesterday arrested on suspicion Of being burglars. In
their possession "jimmes' and other tools IN use
among burglars together VI package OF teaspoons,
were found. The Spoons We're portion o. the pro-
ceeds of burglary committed at the store OF Mr.. ~
Watson No al Grandst., which was recently broken
open. The arrest was made al 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning and the prisoners were locked up foE exam
nation
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iAtv.rtiserneu.i
EIRFkA=KmnFR's PNTENT Gas REGULATOR

ne ouy tar ever accomplished the cplsts control Of
tn roluEV cu ssying the coEsus- usua om
IS 60 PEI e=It siib 5e.Iul Asht tsr sale. Ras
under tn Pc 20 wlch the attention Of capitalists
specially invited aaor1iss profitable inySsnsu Gail
AID examine ID zstr atiols e. No. - Broadway.
J. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

ard the services of the fremen were again called
into requisition. They this tine eifeetuay put out
tbefre The loss is said 10 be about $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
Advertisement.
The Great inhsling remedy for Asthma, Con

sumption ard al dsesses Of the Throa and Lungs Dr. CUR
Iss HYcEAs THOUSANDS have been restored health tse
past BY the EYcEASA Principal Oce No 81 Broadway.
and sod BY c. r. Rise No. 1872 BsOstsay Price only -
package Dr. CURris vii be the oce daily -om 10 10
seiOei, where be may Be consulted free of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

FROZEN COFFEE 4 PERFECT LEVERAGE FOR
Hor WE.THER M. MALLARD having JUS re-1rn-d from
Pans srtiele. FK0LtN Coffee CT CofFFg ctO
~ most ugky refreshing Ices FOR tt G-H
rl AID LADIES' hy giving tbs -rtce tre
t. BE- found Only a. Nc. So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
CITY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE MES IN EiRSEsr.-The City Temper
apce Alliance have undertaken in earnest to enforce
the Liquor Law. Their first case viii come up for
tlia at the Special Sessions before Judge Stuart at
The Halls of Justice, Centre st, on Tuesday next,
Aug 7. The complaint, on the affidavit OF worthy
citizen Of the Twentieth Ward alleges the sale Of hat
pint Of rye whisky snd four cents worth OF GIN The
defendant who appears from the directory t. have
five different liquor stores chose to be tried at the
Special Sessions. The CRY Alliance has engaged +.
s. CaproD. Esq, to conduct the case. Mr. Capron
has studied the whole subject with great care and viii
make an able argument His opinion, published IN
THE TRIBUNE early in May was the fist defense OF
the law given in this City, and ID considered one Of
the most able eIpositions OF the constitutionalty OF
the law that have been made. Other cases, to test
other points in the law, will be brought forward by
the City Alliance fast they can receive attention
from the Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
MARRIED.

morning August by the Rev.
L. Covel RoBEsr NJ. BRycs, Of this City to JULIA d.,
doushter of Daniel Leach. e Fi-hkin Land ug.
FvFRrtL-CHsPNAS-Ou WEDNESDAY 25h July, BY the Rev
Mr. Cur WIN EvERDELL, Jr 20 Miss c. AUGUSTA GRAF
all # Brooklyn, L. |. -
PHlLLrrs-sa.W- 0swego IN July5 J,MssP PHiLLIrs.
ofNew.Y ok, FAsKY SaAw, OF LockpOrt, VII Co ILL.,
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lAdEert.sement-l
Chem EXCURSIONS

LONG ISLAND RAIIROAD-Cheap EXCURSIONS
to SAC HAHoR and GREESpoEr every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURpAy Leave SJuth Ferry, Brooklyn AZ
sA. Fare 70 s&x Harbs< AID GreenPo, Is essn sfs 70
skhsI psss AID return, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

FrGI1rvr FROM JusrIcE.-A man named Join
Johnston was Yesterday arrested az being iugitiye
from Sandusky, Ohio, where it Is charged he stole
1854 in gold coin from the cape'-bag OF Mr.. Robin
son. The deceased detained TO await requisition
fem tie Governor Of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

Adyerris ernerf.
NJ r. BRADY solicits the attention OF the pub

VI. B. BRADY solicts the attention OF the pub
Uc 10 IL flowing new fes.ures Of hs Galleries;
ANBRorYPEs.
Az erlsy method q producing pictures upos -sis -;
rrcr Dasuerreotyr They made ius.n sne9ns and
a. adapted the production groups vel single pic
,sres; = sde nowhere else IL Nsw-lOrk
PH0rOe
q every style sid e. shed All c0ors sud me-
zoet Toy a-e suptn1I any others made ~ tas sunry
CORES
rom old Dsgl.rEeofypes porrs Cray0rs sni Sketches
executed u the fLe-t st1le
The iares, Gallery IN tie world Sranfers IN me cry are
invited call No. 3s Br0adssy. In0npols saloon.
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IAarer .enentl

Seyastopol not yet taken has got TO be as "a
ar 20 the public those beautiful DAGuERsEorYFE ind
FHoTocR aus aiken by Roof where may be Of the
finest spee Of Photograph. taken IL sns country
RooTs great Free Galley No. )j Broadway coz fkn-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

HIGHWAY RoBBERT.-Two young men, named Alex.
Woosey and Charles Wilson, were yesterday arrested
for asssultng Nr. John Smith in Broadway on
Tuesday night and robbing him of s.. 1t appears
that they behind him, and after one bad knocked
him down by blow upon the head the other robbed
him. Beth were locked up to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

FURIOUS DRiyIyG.-Patrick McKenna, a hack
driver was yesterday aresei for furious driving aud
running over a child lie was lockei up by Justice
Brennan
Lewis Iartsman q stage-drver, Wa also arrested
for running over a child years Of age, whose legs
were broken. The occurrence took place on the cor
ner Of Avenue b aud Tenth II. lie was committed by
the same magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
TAlVeTfIsC W-lL !

ITRDN : NAITONAL IIIFAIEK.-A mUsI tAttI-
1t hill l. announced for this house ToNiGHT. NJ. J. H.
Sco,t Nr L. Fox. Mic Hathaway Miss Fanny He-frg and
ne ho c1npuy appear In add ION % the gea, French Pm
-,ire lsrp ~. " TON CRfNCLE - IHE MIGHT owl" an
Posr o. HoSoz" VII be perfJrmec-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT At THE COOPER IL
sTIrUTE.-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest
at the New-Yorll pita upon the bodies of Joseph
Reade and Geo. STANLEY, the two men who on Tues
day fell At the Cooper Institute add died tue same
night of the injuries they received. appears that at
the time of the occurrence a military company were
passing and STANLEY proceeded to fourth story win
dow to look az it, and while doing so leaned against
piece Of timber, which, not being securely fastened,
gave way and he fell - the pavement. Reade was on
the third story tle me aud cried out that Shaney
was killed, al the time rushing to ladder aud
while descending it. in his excitement, lost his footing
and fell TO the erouIs Both taken to the Hosp-
tai where they died. The Coroners Jury III each case
rendered a verde, Of accidental DEATH Stanley was
q Year, and Reade "A years OF age and both were ma
tives of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

DELEGATES TO THE LIQuoR DEALERS CONVENTION.
The Kings County Liquor Dealers Association haze
appointed the following delegates representing the
Assembly Districts OF the county in the State at syria
cuse on the eth instant:
First District.-A. A. Meyers of Canarsie Francis
Swift, Eastern District Andrew j. Harrison, COnoy
Island Plaukroad.
Second District. Thomas Toynbee Edward f.
Collins and Edward Hilkar of Brooklyn.
Third DiStricf.-,John Langstah, John Buckley and
Geo. b. King, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HUDsoS RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-As the 10 O'Clock train from Poughkeepse Of
Wednesday morning was passing Burnham's, abrake-
man named JAZZ Fitzgerald instantly killed. by in-
cautiously exposing himself while passing beneath the
bridge Il would appear that he had gone on top Of
the car for the purpose OF takiog in the bell rope, aud
ob,erying some people on the road with whom he was
acquainted, he amused himself by making signs 10
them, forgetting his close proximity to the bridge.
moment after his head came in contact with the arch
fracturng bis skull and causing immediate DEATH
The deceased was quite young man, and leaves a
wife and child in Poughkeer,ie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

other prominent citizens of the Ward were present
and participated in he festivities On the inner case
Of The watch was the following inscription:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

The duration Of the rainy term in July of this year
has greatly exceeded that of any other July for Pc
Rod Of two-thirds Of a century.
The heat has been great, and the maximum has
bten at and above 80 degrees on ten days, at and
above so and below 80 Oh fifteen days, between 20
and % five days, and at 60 one day, viz; on the
2lst Lightning has been active within the field of
our research on tweny days and accounts yet to
come in may cover seyers Of the other days of the
north. l.. Merriam.
HrooLlpn Highfs, july 81, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

1t will be seen from the details Of the above memo
randa to what extent the rainy days have been con-
tnuous by the following statement of all the years
where the rainy term has continued for more than four
successive days in the month OF July, for the long Pc
-, .ollo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
BRooKsTs CESsus.-We give the returns from the
Filth and Eighth Wards:

The Town of Flaibush il returned a. containing
l7sl inhabitants. The census of 1880 shows apopu g.
ton Of II. In that year the Census Marshals were
paid by the head and all the inmates of the City and
County Institutions, which located in this iowa,
were enumerated This year they were not counted,
and other omissions must have been made, as it is
hardly probable that the town could have decreased
in the proportion indicated by the figures There must
be something wrorg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

UpsErrryG OF 4 BoAT-A YouyG LiDY Drowned.
On Tuesday evening az late hour, row boat
containing five persons nearing the dock foot OF
Finy.third.st, East River, when the tide swept it
violently against a schooner and the boat was upset
Four OF the party saved Themselves by holding fast
to The rigging and bowsprit Of the schooner, but the
other, young lady named Emily McGowan, whose
family reside in Srthav. near Twenty fourthst, was
swept of by the current and drowned though the
hands of tie schooner well as Others made every
effort to rescue her. Search was made for the oiy
hut it has not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

FUNERAL or DIR. BLIss.-Tho remains OF this emil
nent PLY stefan were deposited yesterday in vault in
the Marble Cemetery, Seconday. The funeral serVi-
ces took place in the Rev. DR.. PaTkers Presbyterian
Church. of Twenty -second-st. and Fourth-av. com
mencing at O'Clock. The Rev. Joel Parker, ID. d.,
after reading several selections from the scriptures,
passed very high euogium on the deceased Doctor,
not only as being great in his profession but as true
friend and a Christian. The Reverends Joseph Ne
Ercy, ID. D., w. A. Hallock, ID. d., and q. Eastman,
which the procession formed outside the Church and
proceeded on foot down the FouIh-av. to Fourteenth
ST. and then along Second-av. 20 the Marble Cemete
". near Second-st. The following gentlemen acted a.
rail- bearers on the occasion; Wm. Forrest Walter
Townsend. Thos c. Doremas, James Fellows, John
X. Peters, Dr. Edward Dolafed, David Gould, VIM.
A. Wheeler, and among the o. gentlemen thai fol-
lowed we noticed the following;
Ceygtnen-Revs Joel Parker ID. d. Joseph NcEroy, ID
j. NJ Matthews, ID. D.; John Knox, d. D. Wan HA-locA,
D. d Russell Cook, o. Eastman John Owen, ID. D. Cas-
q. Somors d. ID stephen u. Tyng, d. d;
Buck T.. c. Ludlow. Nsgtyn Paine, H. ID. Buckley Jos NJ
smith Thos Cock Eaw'd l. Beade Adm Dubois John Tor
rty tGslem Carter james Anderson
DR. James c. Blise, was 65 years OF age when he
departed this life. The Doctor was born in Bennng
ton Vt but has practced in this City for the last 40
years, maintaining very high position. He was a
good me-nbsr OF the American Tract Society Com
n.nite. and also one Of the Elders o: DR.. Parkers
ChuSh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

I,TOXIcATIOy IN BROOKLYS.-The Police returns
Yesterday showed that twenty arrests for drunkenness
had been made by the Police the night previous. The
following were disposed OF by Justices Smith aud
BIatchly: Charles a. King Of Newark, y. j. John
ST. Leger, Peter Riley Patrick Lea ey Eliza Palmer
and Thomas Fitzgerald. Two Of the above, ST.
Leger and Mclean, paid the penalty, $40, and the
others who not so well provides, were furnished
with lodgings at The County Jail for twenty days each
Until recently the term ofimprsonment ten days.
Lately il has been increased TO twenty and thirty lays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

A DoDGER-A male acquaintance Of Mrs. Wilson,
the wife of mariner az present absent az sea, called
AZ her residence in HamilOn-av. yesterday on visit
While there he gave her change 10 buy oysters
for the purpose getting her out, aud while gone h,
stole two pairs Of earrings gold watch and s. which
together with himself, found missing on her re
furu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN RUssELL.-On Tuesday
evening some two hundred friends OF John +. Russell
Esq, Captain of the Thirteenth Patrol District, met
at Onderdonks Hail. corner Of Grand aud CniOn-sts,
and presented him with massive gold and elegantly
chased hunting watch with guard and yest-chains
attached On one eide OF the watch General Wash
isgton holding his noble steed beautifully repre-
sented, while on the other engraved the City's
coat-ofarms To Timothy Smith, ESQ., was assigned
the pleasant duty of making the presentation, which
WAS done in handsome style Mr.. Smith took occa-
sion to say many complimentary things of the Captain,
and spoke highly OF him as an officer and citizen.
Captain Russell responded, thanking his friends for
The unexpected and valuable testimonial they had
seen fit to present him with. He should siwsys look
upon it, not as reward for services rendered bu, as
the mes, valuable gift he ever received and should
be an incentive to further exerons on his part to In
sure the people Of the Ward from violence and dsor'
der The Captains response was received with great
favor and at the conclusion of his remarks he was
thrice ceered by the company. substantial repast
was provided to which those present So; down and
did ample justice. Alderman Briggs and many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

Rus OvER.-A boy named Richard Hamilton, re-
siding at No 223 Court a.. fell from grocers wagon,
in Third place yesterday, and over aud serl-
ously injured lie was picked up by Officer Holmes
of the Third District and conveyed to his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

ALLEGED MISUNDERSTANDING Mcfarland was
arrested yesterday, az Pier Nos North River, New
York, by Officers Brady and Byrne of @ Third Dis
hict Poli.e of this city on the complaint OF Moses
O'Neil Atantic-st., who alleges that she took from
him porte nonnaie containing 5000. She had been
employed ne servant, and was Just leaving for Con-
necticut. No evidence OF guilt found upon her.
She was committed no 10 await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

RUNAwtY-The horses of Mr.. Dumbleton, 'arner,
residing ut Bedford, which were attached % wagon
heavily loaded with produce took fright in Fulton-st.
on Tuesday evening and ran with great speed to the
ferry gate where trey came in violent contact with
some obstruction. Mr. Dumbeton was thrown out
and dangerously injured lie was conveyed to his
house By Coro1er Reddiog.
INrEMPERANcE.-Yesterlay Rchid Sheridan was
taken before Jusce jacobs ana sent to the Peniten
ay for 10 day. for being caught in the streets drank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

BITTEN BY 4 FER0cloUs DOG.-As boy named
William Wier was passing up South Seventh ct. +. d.
ON TUESDAY evening ferocous dog owned By ). Cor
bett pork butcher rushed out AMI seized him by the
cheek. II fictng a severe and dangerous wound. The
boy was taken 10 the Fifth District Station House aad
medical aid procured Yesterday Corhet was arrested
and on going before Justice jacobs was fined $40 for
neglccung TO comply wih the City Ordinance requr-
iug that all DOGS be muzze1