New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

BY seventeah street GIG feet, southeriy By sireenth
street 66 fest ea.tedy ty Avenue ID 1871 feet. ard
west ny By Avenue 1si feet containing IL aseoue
Tote sch 70 feet by 81 and 10 street ots each 25 feet
font for the sum Of $4,000 Second, the e.s,ery
| e-hak a the block Of ground between Avenues
| and c, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets bounded
uotbeily by Seventeenth street 3nI feet scutbery BY
Sixteenth street Sl feet, east~ry nv Avenue c lsi
fec and westerly by Avenue l8i feet containing l6
avenue end street lots each % feet BY So and 10
!ots each % feet 'front.' for the sum Of go 60 The
parcels mentioned under the frs head Of this proposal
TO be tax en- together with the right take the parcel
mentioned under the second head II those in the front
are taken. The property BE- conveyed by me by
good and sufficient warranty deed free and ce.r of all
incumbraDcss, except taxes which viii, Of course be
assumed By the Corporation.
These the only propositions received, and il is
probable that one of them will be recommended to the
Board by the Committee.
OuARAsTIsH STATES IsLASD - CHoLIR. AND
! SMALLPOX N ExcHAsGE FOR YELLOW FEvER.-
The health authorities at Quarantine report that
aels from the West Indies have ceased TO bring into
port any more cases Of yellow fever and that for two
or three weeks past OF the southern scourge
have existed at that station; but 10 place Of yellow
fever the Health Officer IS been compelled TO insti-
/ tute rigid quarantine relative TO emigraut ships,
especially tbose coming from Hamburg, Havre and
Liverpool because vessels coming from these ports
! have had more or less passengers sick or dying Of
! cholera and smallpox.
! The ship Donau from Hamburg, arrived at Quaran-
tine the 18th inst and reported having lost twenty
four passengers by cholera. The ship Humboldt ar
rived on the l4th inst from the port having lost
forty persons from cholera. On the day the ship
Howard from the port arrived with three Of the
crew sick with small pox and having lost twentysiI of
her passengers BY cholera. On the 10th inst the ship
J. I. Rogers arrived from the port, having lost
twenty. two persons by cholera. On the day the
ship De Witt Clinton arrived from Liverpool bringing
into Quarantine fourteen Of smallpox, and
porting dead and buried at On the 18th inst
the ship Jane n. Cooper arrived from Hamburg, and
reported five deaths during the passage from cholera
On The same day the ship yolant, from Havre,
rived with five wellmarkcd cases of smallpox, and
81 passengers. On the same day, from Ham
burg the bark Jenny Piits arrived and reported
ing lost FIVE persons during the passage.
II will appear from the above, that while many Of
the passengers from the Hamburg ships seized
with cholera. very few live to be sent into Marine
Hospital.
From the statements received by the Health ,er,
sss of the attack. The passengers board o. these
unfor innate ships who have been the victims of chJl
era, have had but short stage of vomiting purgng
cramps but have passed rapidly into tue stage of
collapse from WHICH no stimulants could arouse them.
The cases of cholera on these ships occurred mostly
one week after leaving their port Of departure, aud in
about week thereafter its rage grew lees and less
until the vessels arrival into port.
TIKI CASE OF DR.. NJ Price MooRE-HIs REAR
REST FOR An ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO MURDER Mr.
LlvIsGsIor.-Dr. Michael Price Moore, who, within
the last few months has been vice arrested charges
Of having endeayored to hire persons to raurder Mr.
Alfred L. Livingston Of Trenton, n. j. was yesterday
re-aresttd by Sergeant Smith and Officer Webb Of the
Lower Police Court, on a fresh complaint joseph A.
HYATT son Of patent medicine dealer is also impli-
Gated in the matter and wa. likewise arrested. Tne
principal witness against the parties Miss Mary Wor
den Of Division avenue near Fifth street, Brooklyn
She deroses that in the month of August last she
in Dr. Moore Office, Warren street, and the Dc
ing to be depressed in spirits she asked him the cause
and was trlo That Mr.. Livingston, residing at Tren
ton n. j., with whom he had beea on Intimate terms
almost from thei, boy hood, and TO whom he had as
signed his property had refused to return il to him and
thus lie had been wroDged out of fortune. That it,
tie property might be recovered. He then proposed
to Miss worien to take Mr.. LIS life, but she refused
to have ANYTHING TO do with the matter and let the
Office She saw 10 more of the DR.. until two weeks
after when be sent Joseph A. Hyatt 10 her
with a request that she would call upon him,
She did so, and he again urged her to take Mr. Lv-
ipgston's life. After considering the matter, she
thought best to pretend to Dr. Moore that she would
acquiesce in bis wishes and them after asce!taning
the programme of the pot, apprise Mr Livingston of
what was going on. Having minated to the doctor
her willingness to accede to his proposition, he went
Oh 10 describe the residence of Mr. L. and stated thi
il was in Cottage row. the depot and the canal
was a white succeed house, and had large trees ia
froIt Of it. He then proposed that she should 60 to
Trenton, and call on the Rev. Mr. Starr. OF whose
church Mr. Livingston was a member, and state to HIN
that she had recently come from Norfolk, Va, and
needed some way to living; and furth er that
she was member Of a church of the same denonina-
ton ar that Of Mr.. Starr; that Mr. g. would probably
recommend her to call upon Mr.. Livingston, AMI in
this way che could gain admission to his house DIR.
Moore then gave her bottle containing some iqul,
which be told her to mix with his coffee, and this
would cause bin to sleep; she was then to take
caggtr which The Doctor gave her. and plunge int
his heart He then showed her where the hesIt could
be found After doing this, she was to take the train
for Philadelphia, but, on arriving there. she was i'm
mediatey TO take q return train and come tn this
city. He then went on to say that il sue did not
succood in getting into Mr.. Livingstons house,
she was to hide behind one OF the trees r front of
Mr. l.. = house, at night. and with hammer, which
the Dr. gave her. TO strike Mr.. l.. upon the temple
and thus kill him. HYATT aware Of all that had