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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

lses m bs nro."Son Of mi. dsnand Tnsr he ,rrs,v
made between tho two natinns
An his Time H. y m Fogarv ,s,s l;c,.pg Tho e,,a, An
n get,tl,u,sn !. i,a ga nj irg a rorx Of HI
Inc district AL NOV called e attention. Of The Com,ls
ifper a. this f,ci
Thc 70 r,i'sa,r aid no hal ro,,cca a r,or . n.
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Mr. IIjol-Thf. h . mol c.rsor.prv AMI po.-al ,ro.
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nc uoS,loln a. ec or The srrbivcs 81 ~ INA
hc demands IT, 10 you make any rcply7
rcfuxc Ia rive II an ON tho point IL po,oucmcnf with
here the District Attorney followed by Mr. Morrouh
another counge for o prosecution came over 10 The table
where the counsel for the defence we're seated whereaon
Mr iogafty took the document up and put In hs pocket,
r.uarkng Chat probabi, Il WAS the ssorci letter which
NJ Tovnsbrpd rc~o h. point OF orier aud asked The
20 request the counsel for the prosecution 10
o,cupv their own seats
1bs Irstric A,torpeyTf le COMMISSIONS cannot com.
rand o,dence and compel The counsel for the defence 10
give M that document WILL at all events prevent them
frcn rorxinr n
Tho ~ NM, so,er bave no uowor N corpo,
Mr. Btee &c give up rapcr that belongs 10 the Consul
q, neral ~ France have NO ,ocr h all ,he trci A.
,orrcv and Inc other associated with him 10 oosu
re ,nv ,a,,,cul,r seot
w, n,s,eed rcsuncI his onrop IN te uoe,r,,crnen,
a,rsns bcb H. Fagsrv NJ .gsin j,rta,ng tbo d.s,,
men, 70 an amanuons when Mr. Morreh iperfered and
called tho attention of the Commissioner 10 the fact
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:. .nd ,ot.rssed, whom James ran sut Of
a. hons. ard down irto West street, followed by hs
h,o,Ler Az hs came opposite No. 81 West street,
Joha cam, ~ erd plunged tho knife into the lower
ns,, Of Lis bsck. Upon seeing what he had dsnc.
Iobu became very muOl alarmed, snd throwing down
Oh. knife, caught hold OF his broher who was atcat
falling ard Supported him. A. this time the officers
came up sDd arrested the guilty party and conveyed
him 10 the Station House in Trinity place.
The wounded man was taken iuo a store and efforts
were made to stop the flow Of blood, but without sue
cess. carriage was then obtained, and ne was con-
veyed to the New-York Hospital.
Dr. Moves examined the wound and found that tue
blade had penet ated depth Of -four inches, aud that
the wound was about four inches in length; that it
bad severed nerve and caused cramps of the legs.
The wound il dangerous one, and may result fatally
Shortly after being locked up in the cells, Sergeant
SnodgIass visited John, when he eagerly inquired after
the condition Of bs brother, AID upon being Informed
that be would probably not live, he exclaimed Ny
"God am ready to die for my brother hope he
+" will not die
The injured Man did not az en- inclined to say any
thing about the affair further than that they had not
been on very good terms, but he did not know any
cause for the act.
The prisoner was last evening conveyed TO the
Tombs and committed TO await the result Of the in
inriea
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TRAGEDY IN NEST STREET.

A YOUNG MAN STABBED By HIS BROTHER.
Yesterday Afternoon, about two O'Clock, a mao
named John kourke, residing at No. l07 Greenwich
street, was arrested by Officers Blackwell aud John
ston Of ire First Precinct on charge Of sabbius his
brother James in IKE lower part of the back, and
inaicting very severe ii not fatal wound.
II appesIs that, some months SINCE accused sen,
out money Ireland 20 pay the passage Of hi. brother
to this county. Since his arrival in this country,
John alleges that his brother had resided at his house
rar Of the time, but lad neither refunded the money
furnished for the passage nor paid for his board while
residing with him. Having family to sap
port, and being in hdigent circumstances, he
Lad demonstrated with h:s brother, aud endeay-
ored to induce bin TO appropriate portion
al bis earnings to lquidase the debt. James
e'a mol seem Opposed 10 refund the money, and
had led TO difficulties AID hard feelings between
,'em' yesterday the subject was renewed In the
mouse and resulted in quarrel during which John
received Glow on tho Up. lie then drew large dirk
knife and rushing ct his brotbe- knocked him down;
* tAiS tins QUO n hs noatss Of the house camO
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CITY ZIEMS.

ACADEMY-OPERATIc AND CoEcEIT ATTRACTIONS
NEXT THURSDAY NIcHT.-The grand musical enter
tise of Messrs Stuart and Bourcicault will begin on
Thursday night at the Academy, postponement until
that time having taken place to admit Of complete
Preparations. The bill says there wild be IL, per-
enough to fill the auditorium with big sounds
certainty. Beside an immense orchestra there will be
grand organ, manufactured by Erben. The conduc-
tor will be MIR. Robert Stoepe, formerly connected
with n. julien in London. The admission to these
entertainments is to be but twenty-five cents-csrtainly
as modest sum as should be named fer the object.
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Htpsos RnrE IlIMs.-1'ro Boys Drcraet-On
Saturday two IONS 81 Mr.. Bodinsk farmer living In
Malbletowr, Cktsr County, were drowned IN tho
Esopus Creek. They went into bayou to battle, sh"
water beil shallow, when both aid into deep water
and we're drowned. The bodies were found within han
an hour near tee place where they were drowned.
Ano,Lcr Gaze Of Drowning ga lad named shunns,
sgvd years, fell overheard from canal boat nsA,
Rosdout ard was drowned The body was reeose'e"
a shut tine afterward, but Life wn extinct
Dariag RoStery "A caring robbery was c9mn.'0a
on Thursday at FhhkA Landing. II seems '.a.
pssssse OF money con.ai.irs $si9 s.. belonging e
BALE Co. CT Cold So ing wac gven into the hands
of Mr.. Wells, vic was going NotA, WITH tne 10
ou.. that be wsu'd give ii to Mr. Baxter crvef snc
haze /. Lee q. &C.. Bsnx q, Fistk4. hssf'Y Two os5s
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Sus STROKE AND CosyuLsIoss.-Joseph Lutz,
GeIraD IS years Of age, died Sunday night at his
late residence, No. z.s Third street. The deceased
was eun struck some two years sgo since which time
he Las complained Of great pain in ais head. About
Ia O'Clock on Sunday night Lutz was taken suddenly
i'll. wien bis wife ran for doctor; bu. when she re-
tu,r cd her husband was dead be having expired in
eonvslsive e. Coiouer Connery bed az Inquest, AID
he Jury rendered yeidel Of dealt, by eonyusios,.t
,esu,irs from sun stIoke. ..--.
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A Child FOUND IN TIE WATre.-The remains Of
child 20 far advanced in decomposition that neither
the cause of its death sex could be sscerained,
was found floating in the dock foot Of pier No. A,
North River. Coroner Connery held an inquest on the
body. and the Jury rendered verdict Of death by be
ing premsturely born aud thrown into the river By
come unnatural member Of the human family.
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Y (Advertisemeptl
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and SIT Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HALLoTyPEs snrerior nssde In this city =.
PHoToGRAPHs in Oil Pastel and Aquefele, BY Fasoue&Ss
enrps # Partisan artists
PHorocRAPHs lndi> ink, Partisan style
DAGUERaEsrYPss aud AaBRoTyrEs In coors. =
Gallery open from to 10 M aud FREE 70 Ne aseee
ZION Of the pubic. t. ..t.II p
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CHILD FoUsD DE,D.-An inquest was held at the
Ninth Ward Police by Coroner Connery on the body
of q male child, which was found dead upon pile
of lumber at the foot flank street. The Jury found
that the deceased came to his death by being thrown
On some lumber foot Of Bank street, N. r., and de-
"seIted BY some inhuInan being.
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advertisement.
CULpABLE NEGLIGENCE We are sat

where Coughs end in Consumption dmey 70
rot yet simple remedy like WisrA3s bALs.1
OF WILD CHERRY would have saved the life and health ~
patient None genuine unless signed Bsrrs on the wfas
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, PoeeA-
keopsis, NswYort-otect to train students Ia the lee
science and practice and extempore speaking Next Ten
besins on 3th OF September. Send for catalogue v
J. W. FowLkR. Presdest-
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fAdyertisementl
FINE POCKET CUTI

every variety of tbs above made By the fret nanufe
being the Richest dispsyof the kind in the city j.
SANDERS, store only Q; No Assor House.
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Advertisement I
IAdxartistlnant.i

There Is al advertisement in to-day's paper. -
tao 6Ist page which will ulerest many persons TO rssA
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ASornKn INFECTED VESSEL GoSE TO ELIZABETH
PoRr, NEw-JERsEY.-The schooner Rsbin, from
Gonaives arrived in port the other day, having lost
several Of her crew on the voyage from yellow fever
She discharged her cargo into lighters and yesterday
went to Elizabeth port, NewJcrsey, for coal.
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The UNITED STATES DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for
jay commences new series of that periodical, which
lis now in its twentieth year, having outlived large
portion Of its original contemporaries. 1t is published
by Conrad Swackhamer, editor and proprietor
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Isy,s PACED eusf ei,s fr A2Oa tsc driver. wtc va
fJ,l Eeh orrcs'sd. Ee cOpsektd b the brestusg
open Of tic pscksgs sCJ slios tss cnooey thes.f..
throw ifg .sy 800 and bidpg feo 10 ban. IL.
Tfuesdel succeeded ia getting ell bot so Of ths
amour. stccp, SIS Of wbica the tiief Lad spent fss
sal, Of c.ettes lie was brought before Justice L.
L as ps t1 guilty, sei sen. to jsr 10 await u
eenon az the Grand Jury. ....
fs,di Railroad Aec1epL-Mr. Johs Marin. W
killed at wassisg.opvi.e, Orange County. % Tssrs-
cay last. He was engaged in uscoupipg toe cans -
freight tram wheohe fell upon the track. two osn
passing over Lis body. lie died almost Immediately.
lie leaves a wife and TWO childres 10 mourn hn -
timely end. .H ..f .t
Possdey MI Explosion One Man kae<-Ths
pow der MI Of Wolls & Stephens, in Esopas, UlsAsf
County, blew up GA Saturday, killing Germss. We
have not heard hov this accident occurred. nor ~
lame Of the unfortunate man.
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BROOKL YN IIEM&

WEEKLY REPoRT OF DEATHs.--There was Q tseA
Of I9S deaths in Brooklyn for the week ending lse -
August. OF these "A were males, 81 females. Asq,
l6 boys. So; women Is; girls 49, Of the diseases
81 were of cholera iufantum, 10 Of consumption IL -
convusions, IL diseases Of the braio, mssssmss.
dysentery debility congestion of the lungs, esss
Of IN aammacn, teethiDg aud scarle. fever sesch u
Group, whcopipg cough accidental death, chs'css
morbus drowned and dropsy; 4were stilbOrn. aad
died Of each of the following Diseases Scrofua, goss
measles, bilious fever typhus do, bronchitis, tuner.
old age.
Ages.-Cnder year, G.; from to |? years. ";
from to 5, 10; from to TO- l; from lot ID !;
from 70 70 30, III from 20 to 49, 5; from 4Ot 80 Q;
from so to CO. 81 from 60 to TO- 1; from 70 to 81. q
from so to 90 1. OF the above 100 were natives e
the United States IL of Ireland 8 Of England and q
Germany.
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SUNDAY. School ExcuRsros.-The Sunday -Sehssas
of the Grand street n. 7. Church, and the GrsAsa
avenue N. r. Mission Chsrch, 90 their aunusl pis-
nc excursion today, TO Mott Haven.
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(AdvertiemeRtI

Music AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Ths large ~
ppulss WArERs's CATALOGUE OF Music win Be sol4 :
reduced prices during this month Also and second -
PIANOS and hKLoDksSs lower prices than ever 1900
offered IA ths MARKET the Piano And hosac
ROOMS No. SIS Broadway. Planes sad Msisdesns Tex ~
ard nj ALLOW ed on p1Tciese.
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PAsiye CorNrFrrfrr MosEr.-Oh'cer hapseoa
cf tie Fiab Precinct yesterday afternoon eIerea
J.mts Rely "a Ct age q bsv;ns coeasri'': - Dill
On ths HssrbaY.s Bark Of &c >s'' ~ass'' IN q" P's
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AccrDENT.-Yes.erday afternoon labcrer, nanssA
Rry an was ascending ladder in the building No. ~
Pearl street low 10 Of erection, when bssok
FROM the 9Th story fell on his mead. inhicting daag9
ous wound He was conveyed 10 DR. Conway store.
where the wound was dressed aud he wss then tsksa
home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

The Board of Aldermen last evening received an
important communication from the Controller, which
We publish in another column, on the absurdity and
the inconvenience of removing the police headquar-
and the police telegraph which, according to Law,
should have been promptly delivered to the new
police One of the chief arguments advanced on the
establishment of the telegraph, to have it con-
meet with the City Hall bell, in Of fire and riot.
The usefulness of the telegraph, the Controller main
tsins, has been destroyed by its removal to Franko
street, and he recommends that it be replaced, and
the Chiefs Office given to the Metropolitan Police.
Sundry messages were received from the Mayor, aud
ordered printed.
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The CrYSrScHAM-BURpELL MARmacE.-The COM
mission to California for which DIR. Burdels relations
spilled, has not been taken out, and the case will be
decided Oh the evidence it now stands, by the Sur
roeate probably in the course Of five or six weeks.
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PhRADE.-The Attic Guard, a colorcd military COR
pany, turned out to tho number of about thirty mon
bers yesterday for parade. They were preceded bv
band Of music, and made quite good appearance.
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KILLED BY FAILING Our OF WIEDow.-PMnp
Carr baker, residing at the corner of Carroll and
Van Brupt streets, was instantly killed on Sunday a.
ternoOn by falling from the fouthstory window OF ths
house No I6 Summit street. He struck the sidewalk,
and his skull was completely smashed. He was pickeA
I'D dead and taken to the Staton.House Of the Thsa
District.
The circumstances Of the case seemed to Wsnses
the arrest of Patrick Gilen, Mary Jane Myers 80
Mary Kirwin. who were inmates and visitors II tho
house at the time of the occurrence They were takes
TO the Ssationouse to await the action OF the rana
Jury.
Il appears that about 10 O'Clock in the morning,
Carr come into the house and inquired for Mn.
Wade. She rot being in, be stopped for few Es-
ments with Mr.. Myers and Mira. Knwio. half pt.f
Of brandy was procured, of which al parties pass>3
freely. About noon he left, and returned again neesS
O'Clock, very much intoxicated When he entered u
room, Patrick Gfen sitting at the window ress
ng, and Mrs. Myers was at work at table. Csr
seated himself upon the sill Of the other window, bsh
s.sbey being raised. Soon after, Mrs. Myen left he
room. leaving Patrick GiTen and deceased. A she
was returning she saw crowd as the door, and he
body of deceased lying upon the sidewalk. Giles
states that he did not deceased fall but heesa
crash, as if something breaking and on looking o.
Jaw the body Of deceased lying on the sidewalk
Mrs. Peter Moran, who resides at no. lo4 Hsmfsse-
avenue, saw person from the rear Of her house 80
ting in the window Ct No. l6 Summit-street, and ~
i'm fall. Her husband assisted in picking him sf'
be Describes the position ia which be sat a. sswsys
the window sill, with bis back leaning ssaia~ 'os
Gazing. Deceased struck the pavement soouf wv
feet TO the left of line perpendicular wth tos W.'ss'
ard about eleven feet from the front OF the nous.
Immediately in ffont Of the house covefea sFss u
sbort six feet and eeceSsed struck cue pavemeA
about five feet from The edge Of lis area WIN o"
fee. lying toward the area t
C.so,er Reddipg was notified nno "rae'ee p''-
,,,,;,oJiov Of the body, aud viii bod 90 10
one.,,o.dav Tuesday. at toe Dead House. The per-
-. crested are rae anwhile held TO await the sSsa
of the Coroners jury.
SyrzrD WIN CEANs.-Edward Conner while 49,
iry at tho foot Of Clinton street, was seized NJ
crsmp- and was nearly drowned He was rescsed ~
Officer Mcmahon and conveyed to his hons % ~
corner Of Concord and jay streets. 90
.nHlt - a'ff -'f
SHoPLnTisc.-A man rsmed Henry Jenes was
brought before Justice Cornwen yesterday % -
charge q stealing two gold chains from Me ycwaV
store Of =. l., TAYLOR il Fulton street Tee p:op9V
wss valued q So He came In b price somc jewenH
ard a. Alleged. tcek the chains. He was pursee4s
and Il va stated In evidence that when detects1 -
tic ferry beat he epit o. tie chains oxe o. -
I-orib urea the dsck. and thea pitches mo -
wa.ex. 10 Wa committcsd Tor . fur:eW 1vsssee2Se'
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WAEREs, RocKL.sD Co., NJ .-The eiazens o,
this place appear to be waking up to the VI
improving the condition oftneir streets ana s'oe"a.'
as well protecting their property from oes'fu0''o"
by fire. The Street Commissioners are no" acaVe''
engaged in grading the streets anew. and as soon as
they have completed that task they intena ea.nne
upon all property owners to pavehe side"sK 'ro"'
Of their respective lots within twenty aays INC
Trustees of the village have also ordered the COLLECTION
Of tax to defray the purchase Of ne" NC 00s'no
for protection against the rsvages Of fire.
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Firth DIsrRcr.-Dwing the month Of July. Jss-
,ce Feeks disposed Of 81 cases; Of which y wcse
fired, &c were committed 2 gave bonds for tisi.
gave bonds to keep the peace 20 were discharged.
were dismissed with costs, sentence suspeadeA.
Amount of fnes received 500 -.
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THE PARSE WILL CAsE.--The testimony in tire
Parsh VIII case has been bound in Fix handsome
half.caf volumes, which woald make valuable addi-
ton to any gentlerDans library. The Surrogate has
received numerous letters FROM physicians and Others
requesting copies of the case which seems to have
cited great interest in all parts Of the country is
impossible to ill any such orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

SUPREME COURT, SPECIAL TFRx.-Judse BadeSs
was yesterday engaged in hearing exparte and cso-
tested motions in the Governors Room, City Hal.
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FELL FROM THIRD STORY WSDow.-About
O'Clock on Sunday morning James Flagherty, resicins
at No. $50 Prst avenue. While in state Of intoIiea-
ton, fell FROM third story window to the sidewalk.
Officer MaDo,t Of the Twenty first Ward happened 70
be psssing near BY at the time, and repaired 70 M az"
sistsnct, and, with the aid Of Officer Soddart. the
man was conveyed up stair" to his roam and ao'o
rent for. Yesterday hopes appeared to be s0l.',"n,u
of bis recovery. Flaehetys wife was Saia I" W
grossly intoxicated at the iimc Of the accsden,'
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Steph. Branch has another ailgator--in fact,
whole school of elgators. Hear him blow!


whole school of ellgators. Hear him blow!
ALIEN RENDEZVOUS Aug. H. 1851.
Attention Aliens Gentle Summer murmurs whis-
per in my ears thst James W. Gerard, Judge Clerke,
Judge Russell Fire Marshal Baker, Halter Genn.
Capt Leonard Dickey Busted, Dickey Connolly;
Gemgey Purser, Mayor Harper, Col. Fremont, aud
President Buchanan, nre natives Of British and Irish
soil, and have never been naturalized. You will,
therefore Immediately dsproYe these serious accusa-
tons or shall he very reluctantly compelled to pro-
coed against you, as the law directs.
Those Of You who have committed perjury, l shall
in tears consign to Dungeons gloom. learn that
Mr. Buchanan IL nearly ~ years old and came to this
country with his Irish father, and am about to send
faithful messenger to Ireland for his baptismal parish
records. Col. Fremont have already nailed as ma
tive Of Montreal; and poor pale. thin, disconsoiate
ard desolate little Georgey Matsel is raisipg potatoes
onions ard cabbages, in the wilds of Iowa Hard is
the lot Of perjnred aliens. STEPHEN ii. BRANCH,
Superintendent OF Aliens
oh hush If it be the fact that almost every
BODY who has attained distinction in this country was
born abroad becomes natives to Keep it as sill
possible.
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REPoRTISG FOR DrrY.-Thomas Bradburo, John
O'Connor, James ONeil and Michael Flanagan, mem
bers Of the old Municipal force of the Twenty first
Ward have called at the sta,icnhouse within the last
day or two and sisted that they wished to be under
stood az reporting for duty Itmay he well to remark
that one Of the above, when properly notified to re-
port for duty weeks ago, tore up the notice IN
the presence of tho Sergeant who had notified him,
and expressed lie determination to pay no regard to it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

EIEcTIoS OF SAcHEM The Tammany Society
met last night and elected Gideon j. Tucker Sachem
in place of ex.Ald. Cornell, deceased. MIR. Tucker
was chosen without opposition. About 80 votes were
cast
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BURGLAR ARRRsTED.-Simeon iieater was brought
be fore Justice Brennan Sunday charged with bur
gsrously entering the house Of John Sear, Nc. Is
Norfolk street and stealing wearing apparel valued at
$6S. Committed for trial.
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szrzrp WIN CEAx,.-Edwsrd Conner, while 49,
iry at tho foot Of Clinton street, was seized NJ
crsmp. and was nearly drowned. He was rescsed -
Officer Mcmahon and conveyed to his hons % ~
conner of Concord and jay streets. 5ls etl-H