New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

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r.. co,l ho,. The German was taken TO the iomos
and locked up for examination. AZ. n.nv of
the numerous corner groceries about me cry or hsss
snnnlied with stolen goods. The proprietors OF ues
hons are in league With burglars and thieves OF eyer,
dssr,intou. and purchase the plumber obhinea AZ
ay redncs prices glance dnrng the day IN hese
corner groceries but particularly behihd .ne s.h
blind that partially hides from VIEW Inc %" hand Gin
and wb.ky will convince any one oil tue cnafao'o''
with whom The proprie,ors hold communication
Rrcopp or CRiNr.-The following statistics, fur
,;hed nv Robert H. Johnston, Police Clerk, showsthe
nuber Of cases that have been disposed of by Justice
Osbon and associate Justices at the Court OF Specla
Sessions during the June term: go
Nrnhe, of persons sYrsigned.
,.n, ard 5I B,tefg Assault add Battery.
n fstit E@S.
Di.orderly hou.. , mo-, Uou.c
Selling Diseased Meat..." pi'order'y house
Total Total acquitted ;Ss
Discharged Witnesses apo, airing A.aa and BATTERY AZ
discharged witnesses appearinz rriit
Discharged no Eitnesses 'ppesrlbis, Ma'ci""' '' &
Gases transferred to General
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Rrpc1.Rs SURPRrsED-On Monday night last the
dwelling .house occupied bya Mr.. Carney or kearney
in Madison avenue between Twenty-hfth and Iwentyc
sixth street, broken into during the aosepce "
the family from the city, aud several desks, ara"
&c forced open and, as it Is supposed, roooea VI
their most valuable contents. member OF the i ia
iiy residing in the adjoining house, discovering a
~ .bo house and being aware OF the absence Oh .Ho
nccnnept. suspected something wrong, ana we' W
= policeman but the rOgues, on hearing the spgoac,
Of The pocenen extinguished the light ana ehee'eu
their escape.
srru,,c WArcH.-Oficer Webster yesterday
or,a.ted n Young man named Charles Lewis, charged
with having stolen goa ~a.cn anu G ia1 "
The watch and chain in drawer in said store, and
Mr. c. alleges that he detected Lewis at the drawer,
but at the time did not think Of hls property. The
accused acknowledged stealing the property, and
stated that he sold it TO man calling himself ID.
Beekman, for $37, and that portion OF said money
was advanced to Lewis by jeweler IN chatham
street Justice Osborn committed Lewis to prison 10
default of $500 ball.
RowpYIsM-Jo. Yeamans and Johnny Moser. the
two bruisers who had bulldog encounter at the
GROCERY No. Centre street on Tuesday afternoon,
met there again the next evening and renewed their
FIGHT by drawing knives and pistols. The weapons
were taken away from them, and each failed to nd
the community of the other. Yesterday posse OF the
Sixth Ward Police stationed about the grogSery
to prevent repetition Of the fight aud to arrest the
DULLES should they make their appearance.
F,rAI FAIL-Cbarles Van Voorhees, q young man
who was employed in the store OF Messrs. Stokes
Brothers No % Cliff street, while amusing himself on
Tuesday afternoon by climbing up the hatchway
chains, ct his hold and preciptaed to the fret
floor distance of nearly 30 feet, iauring himself IN
avery dangerous manner. lie was taken up Dy n.s
he fingered till early on the following morning, when
he died An inquest held on the body by Coroner
Perry and the jury rendered verdict OF death by
conclusion of the brain caused by an accidental fall
DISHONEST STAGE DRIVER Jesse COncklin, form.
erly driver on one Of o keefe n Duryea's line OF
stages was arrested yesterday, charged with having
em6ezzled 81 from said firm, while in their employ
some months since 1t appears that Conckn made
tally of the amount he had taken as fares from pas
sepeer. hut failed TO pay the money to the cashier
Justice Welsh held the accused to answer.
INJURED BY "A FALL-A man by the name Of Jere-
miah Cribbns was severely injured yesterday by
falling from building in Exchange place. He was
taken to the City Hospital for treatment
Mrs. PIT. Barnum and family sailed for Europe in
the steamship Canada on Wednesday to rejoln Mr..
Barrum in England. We are informed that Mr.. Is
intends to make that country his future home 1t
would have been far better for his creditors II they
had accepted his first proposal and given him chance
to retrieve his lost fortune. bridgeport Farmer.
ANOTHER NUISANCE.
To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: You very Justly called the attention of the
Health to-day nuisance existing in Madi
con street near Roosevelt and the wonder reporter has
not taken notice OF Franklin From Harpers
Building to the of frankfort street. the all
all times ornamenting the street aud
This state Of things has lasted for the past Are
mon Council for allowing him to cart all the bridge aud
paving stones and sell the for ballast
mud puddle In front Of ~ buildings each having pay
from 100 to $3.50 per win you wake
powe remedy this great and great
nuisance from the nghborhood of Wshugtons old headqusr
tiers. By doing so, oblse many subscribers and -
Juiy /, 1857. OLD FRIENDS
To the Editor Of The N. y. Tribune.
SIRs: read in your paper Of Tuesday June 80,
report Of the disturbance which occurred Sunday afternoon
June e. which duplicates the members Of Hose Company No
81 that of the members Of tho
mentioned Company in any way concerned in the not
they being the time doing duty at the fire.
Yours respectfully
JOHN DALEY. Foreman Of Hose Co. No. 81
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