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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-Mr. Henry Lee
man os New-York, while passing through Meeker
avenue, Bushwick, on Sunday night, accompanied by
his wife, WAS stopped by three highwaymen who at
tempted to rob him. Mr. l.. stoutly resisted, and
final was relieved of their company by the approach
of other persons.
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The RIor IN FIRST SrREEr.-The Germans who
were arrested early on Sunday morning on charge OF
stabbing Kelley, Quinn and two Others while engaged
in street fight were brought before Justice Clarry.
Daniel Shoemaker was the only one identified aud
gave bonds to appear for trial. The Others were dis
charged.
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THE TURF.

CEsrRxynLE COURSE, L. I-TRorTiss-Mo"d6y'
June 49, l857.-Mateh 81 900; mile heats best IL D.
IN harness:
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, d. Fiaers g. MAJOR Rogers .;,.::........
Time, 2:S+I-2:sSi-2S4i.
Same Day-Mstoh 81 ,O0O mile heats, best .,
70 $50 rs. wsgoes.
=. WeodruGs D. n AuSy....'s.'...'''.''
,. Ee,ssn's B. g. Bewery Boy ...............
TSns f;5es-2:S-2:S-3:Si.
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The COLLEGE OF NEw-JERsEr.-Ihe PrtHttoH
Press says:
Faculty Of the College during the past year but great
improvements viii probably follow the liberal doos-
tons recently made in the form Of subscriptions Tor
scholarships- altogether, We are told, %
somewhere about go 900. Under this arrangement
subscbes to the amount Of 81 900 are each entitled
TO nsme student whose tuition viii be free In sd-
don TO these subscriptions is that Of wealthy Ner-
York gentleman, 10 the handsome amount Of tSU.Vo,
ss sresdy spnounced The liberal donor has enjsned
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fASxs-fssrnsp<

Books FOR SUMNER READING can be obtained
ct wv Frrsrpes Co.'S opposite StewnrsL twenty per
cent cheaper than Of any other establishment In ae ey
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SrAssIss a MAJ WITH An OrsrrR-KSuE.--On
Sunday night two young men, named John Msloy and
John Kelly, satAreA the oyster saloon of Charles
Whey. No. 357 Bowsy. and psrt0ok Of como oystsrs.
bu, gOt into dispute with the propnstof ressivs to
the aumhee tAsY hsa sstsa. Both, - q alleged,
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BROORL YIN ITEMS.

Esersr Rows. &c-James Riley, who WAS arrested
by the Deputy Superintendent Sunday for Assault
ing men bers of No. IL engine while proceeding to the
fire in Main street vas fined 8 yesterday BY Justice
Morehouse. James Conner and Patrick Duf were
brought before the same Justice the charge Of Is.
saultirg Robert Smith in Myrtle avenue. They waived
examination and gave bali TO answer before the Court
of Sessions. Three men arrested on Sunday for
.rampling the grass in Washington Park. They were
brought before the same Justice and fined 50 each
There was report last evening that some Of the
runners Of Engine Co No and No. intended to set
tie their long-.andng difficulties by fight st the City
Park The championship was to have been contested
bv three from each engine. 4 large crowd gathered,
and word being sent to the Police Station House.
sufficient force proceeded to the neighborhood The
fight did not take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

EDWARD Fl. DIXON, n. D., Editor Of The
so.lpe and opsr.,ins and Cons,ns sSIseop No e Nhsv
and rnoru.ns. 70 daily and 10 evening" xas once Of
TIE Soapsl o a. No vsssy-st.. Akor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

SrABBISG.-A colored man named VIM. II. Ward
residing in South Fourth street, was brought before
Justice Feeks yesterday charge of stabbing an-
other colored man named VIM. Harris, while attempt
ing to eject complainant from his premises. Accused
was sent TO the Pcnitentary for four months.
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[AdveY,isemenA

CATARRH.-There is Physician in this city, DR..
With remedy he has stey discovered He challenges any case
and the world 20 the he be consulted ct his once
No Ss3 BroaersJ free Of ehsrfe The remedy u haoa
bnn. Price / and % per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

DEAD HORSES IN THE STRFEr'.-9 dead horses,
during the week ending June y. have been found in
the streets I, should be known that al dead animals
are promptly removed from the city limits, BY the
dead animal contractor. BY giving notice Of their
whereabouts a. the City Inspectors office or at the
Station Houses.
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Advert sement. ]

FINT CITIFRY-A large assortment, embracing
every s,,le Of pm PocxEr and SPORTING KSFE. Also.
RAzoRs of the finest quality For sale a. j. > sAuSDEass
store only, No 7 Astor House.
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Ta5vsyfisensut.l
FONT,tSy's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS

For washing ns.n Children preventing Chsfsg and Erup
sad M psrtrs bloom deoscy and softness 70 tae skin
Ladies will a. invaluable cosmesc Sold By al drug
r.ts , a. FoSr.SE Co. Nos S5 and $50 Brostvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

RoBBERrys.-The residence of Jacob thinner, cor
ner OF Even and Remsen streets, was ransacked on
Sunday night. His indispensabes were taken to
more convenient place and robbed Of $50.
The residence of Winship Mann, No. % North
Fifth street, WAS entered on Sunday while the family
were at church, and clothing and A. in money were
taken away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

JryESILF BrRGLaRs.-Two boys, named Richard
Pitman and Charles Parker, respectively - and Il
years of age were on Sunday night arrested on a
charge of burgsrously entering the premises No. 80
Laght street the occupants of which had gone to the
country. After crawling through a front window
which had been forced open, the young rascas were
making extensive preparations for large haul, when
Officer Joe Keefe happening TO pass the house heard
them at work and entering the house arrested them
Justice Osborn locked them up for trial.
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Toy 1857.


Is CONSUMPTION CTRABLE We cannot doubt
that in suy seated Consumption cure has been
Effected solely by the OF The WILD CHEsY pr Oh
Dr. WIS., a rs healing effects certainly wonderful
None genuine unless signed l. Butts on the wrapper
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HEAVY DAMAGES FOR VIOLATING CRY ORDINANCES.
A case came off yesterday before Judge Mech OF
Jefferson Market Court, in which the Health Ordi-
nances had been violated Certain cellars, Nos. LOG
and lO5 Bowery, were in condition preudical to the
public health. Health Warden Wood of the Four
teenth Ward served Introductory notice to abate on j.
Hasson on the 9th of April The notice was not re-
garded. The Health Warden on the 18Th served spe-
ciarequision; assen failed to abate in the time speci
fed The Health Warden then, in accordance with
instructions from the City Inspector placed the matter
in the hands Of orporation-Attorney Purser, who
prosecuted the same. Judge Ne :h imposed fine of
$780, with $l2 cost of suit.
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IAdy~ftisem~utf

DR.. s. s. FrrcH's Six Lectures on Consumption
md the Law Of Life So pages 80 enssy,nSs bound, eh
hsar ether Chroeic Disordsfs cent By NAL re
rsestss II y eesss Aaarea 9. D. sires Co. Ne 's
orSelvSy.
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ADVERTISEMENT
WISH I COULD BE AN ORATOR. says young

Man Of hope and promise Professor FOWLER 800 Broad
way will tell you what from mental construction you
sr. capable doing then you wish cam
or 81 cannot" and take hold Of something you do.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Heury Horribly was attacked
and robbed on the corner of Smith and Debevoise
streets about O'Clock Yesterday morning. One msn
took hold of him by the throat and him
Of so and silver watch and chain, in all valued at
abou; 500 The assaian,s escaped with what they got
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

AssArLr oS AS OFyICER.-Thomas McNsmee was
brought before Justice Cornwel yesterday for com
hitting a violent c-sault and battery upon officer
Monaghan of the Second District police, at the hre 1T
Main street, on Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

ard c,sni' cd. The refractory member - al, tie
Vac, IN the city have been tined a1d di-ni-ie1 th-s
caring tte decks and leaving everything 70 be Ar
ranged toto good End Efficient CIDER. Deputy Sup-r
nte dent CsPepter LAY he is confident that after tie
syseI gets into working ot'.. the force W. Be three
tiraes "a ;iic-p; a. under the old system.
Tie following appointment were made yesterday
for TIE First Thiro T~elfth, Fifteenth and Tsen-
tisth Wsrds: numbering in all 33:
r." sy q% W. E';s.5I: x :i.s s;nS' Jas Ward
T1i,d rs'o,d1wm z Bra.h ! smith s.@a.: PS,ry "a,
moe Ed~ ard " B.dwin, D c,...r J. Arthur. Ca.
Wyyill S.mue Ele. Ihcms. W.Isoe; g. trr'h'y,
s~ssu S:S Z N ou'etsnbo~, J. c Noa-,a @. RE: B
Trr-lnl HIa-d-J,n.s Desmond
iot;-rrl Wara-Thos y.n CO...
Twentieth Wa-d-J. hcC-r-in
Capt Squirss of>the Eleventh Precinct made the
following report Of the iremen. disturbance on Sun
day afternoon:
iDuring tie alarm Of fire about % clock on Sunday
afternoon difficulty occurred il which several parties
were injured The facts follows The alarm OF
fire was false one; started, beyond al doubt for the
express purpose of getting up s fight. When about
leaving the ground an attack made by No. 81
Hose on Hook and Ladder Truck No. II, when Capt.
Mckinney Of the Thirteenth Ward Municipals with
-cversl Of bis men, nerered 10 preserve the peace,
when he was attacked by large number of ro@die',
and severely beaten. Several Of his men were also
roughly handed.
This is the legitimate fruit Of the conduct aud policy
Of Fernando Wood. Ignorsn: and brutal men see bis
example OF resistance TO the law and defiance Of police
authority and they point to it perfect justification
Of themselves in doing the same things. Tn-re i
pcentous cloud impending il this section Of the city.
and if desperate contest ard boodshed do 10: result
from the present state Of things it vii. no, be owing,
certaiYy to the reckless demsgogue who has naugu.
rated il, but TO benefcent Providence. which alone
can avert it that shall be indebted for preservation
from n.
Yesterday, Edward Maloy, one of the fre-riOters,
was brought before Justice Wood on a charge Of
striking Andrew J. Garvey on the head with stone.
The blow was sufficiently heavy to break in his fire.
cap. Accused was held for exam nation.
The following report was made yesterday by VIM.
Switzerland Of the Sixteenth Precinct:
"Abou' o'clock Sunday night, as Officers Robert
son and Miller were patroling their post, their atten
ton was called to large gathering Of people on the
corner Of Eighteenth street and Seventh avenue,
caused by the attempt Of Municipal officer named
Spp to arrest wcll.known rowdy, who spdted his
authority, and stoned him some two blocks when
SPP sought protection by entering grocery store at
thc nboVc-naned corner. Robertson and Miller al
Sips request, conveyed him 10 headquarters Mu-
nicipalj, protecting him from any molestaton Sipp
had several cuts about the head and was bl-cdins
profusely. No arrest was made and no Municipal
official to assist his comrade.'
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TIE Sr,ssIsG AFFRAr IN ATLANTIC STREET,
Coroner Reddiug yesterday concluded the irvestiga-
ton into the circumstances of the death OF Francis
Deamore, and the Jury rendered the following YER
dict: That the said Francis Delsmore came to his
death on the 22d day Of June, Icy reason Of putrd
"typhod fever the result of modification of the LETT
forearm. caused by wound inflicted by knife in
"the hands of James Dunn on the corner of Hicks
land Atlantic streets, in said city, on the 18th ofJuue
inst" The accused has not been arrested.
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DRowYED-John Dillon was accidentally drowne'
in Gowapus Creek Sunday last. lis family resides
on the corner of Bond and Baltic streets The COrone
held an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

FATAL ACCIDENT TO AZ EXsPOLicEMAy.-On Friday
afternoon as, VIM Foley policeman o the sixth Ward
who lived No 81 Baxter street retuned home IN state
Of gross nto1irto He serwsd took undry other drinks
and In the evening proceeded TO tue root OF hs mouse
10 sleep a. he had often STONE before A. midnight MS "ne
sent one Of her children awake Foley, with the request a
be should down stairs sud to bed bat ne could nor %
,rced position the root In an hOrr alter
Yard information brought Mrs Foley that her husband
was lying dead in The yard when she ran down ana found
life extinct He had fallen from the root snd in the tall doubt
los wa, smos. instantly killed Coroner Gamble held an
nqiesto 1.y I'D the jury rendered verdict Of Death
by Avl ~ Of
pYemses Baxter street whore ho zone 70 sleep
Foley two years Of and native Ireland
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CO,risUED SLAUGHTER OF DoGs.-The Dead AMI
nal Contractor at the foot Of Forty 9Th street dock,
North River, has received during the week ending
June %, 66i dead dogs, which were principally
slaughtered at the Public Pound in accordance with
City Ordnance. The Contractor performed his duty
in sending the slain to Barren Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

FALSE PRETEssEs.-Ansther complaint was yes
terday made against the German named Peterson,
who was arrested by Officer Felleman, as noticed in
Yesterdays paper, by A. IIecht of No 6T Fourth
street who charges the accused with having de-
frauded him Of goods to the value Of slF3 81: Other
complaints Of similar character will shortly be made
against Peterson
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secrecy 90 the subject during his life but II 10 AateI
that ne is retired .p,sin of ample nesss vhees
generous npule has taken direction novel fos tins
Csss Of persons The vacancy in the Board Of Irus
been filed by the election OF DIR. s. II. Pennington Il
Newark"
DoSArIoS.-Mr. Ed~in A. Steveas . fey dsys
since made dor alton of $50 to the Widows ard
Orphans Fund of the Hoboken Fire Department.
ard accompanied with an expression Of his thanks
for recent services Of the Department, in saving hs
property from destruction.
MILITANT ESc,xPsESr.--Ths National Guard ~
Hoboken, Capt. g. Van HOu,en arc TO have tArvs
days epcampment on the 9th 2sth ard 9Th Of JAY.
The 2sth is to be festive day. and 10 be observed
with music dancing &c.
DRowSyp.-John Armstrong, fireman Of the Gu
nsrd steamer Persia lying 81 her dock in Jerssy
City, drowned on Sunday night BY falling over
board lie had been absent from the ship during the
day, and returned about midnight in,oxic sed. aud
while leaning the side Of the vessel in the act &
empypg his stomach of IFS nauseating contents, iost
his balance and fell into the water. The body WA
not recovered until yesterday morning, Of which tune
Recorder Bedford viewed il and caused its burial.
The unfortunate man was native Of Scotland. snd
about 30 years of age.
PASTORS CoSrrREScE.-A meeting OF the Hudsos
County Pastors Conference was held az the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Hudson City last week. in which
number Of the eergymen of the county participates,
FIVE different denominations being represented The
exercises consisted of Historical Sketches Essays Re
views aud the reading AMI criticism Of skeleton ser-
Mons paper resd by the Rev. ID. c. Hopkins
on the Effect Of ADAMS Sin; another by the kev.
w H. Parulcy en- he Young Men Of our Citiesi'
and another by the Rev. X. Van Horne ON the " Con
version of Chldr H." During recess the members
visited the new Work House attached 10 the Jsa.
ll,la~ th. r..llN he
ton. The next meeting will be held in jersey City, on
MONDAY September u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

ScAvESGFR ATTLEBERGER.-A subscription has
been opened at the City Inspectors office in aid of the
widow and children Of Scayenger Attleberger, who
entered sink in West ForyrSt street, and from the
impure air therein lost his life The position of scav-
er ger is humble one, and this case commends itself
to the consideration of the charitable. The widow is
poor The subscription is in the hands of the Clerk
of The Superintendent of Sanitary Inspection, No.
Centre street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

RAILROAD ACcIDEsT.-festerisy John Long was
run over BIZ the cars on TIE Nev-Iork and Erie Rail
rosd At Chester and sustained compound fracture Of
tt-leg. He WAS brought TO the New.York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

TAdverIIseInentT
W.TSoS'S TIN DOLLAR SEWING HACHINE

IAdyer.ement.
PORTABLE DRESSING CAsRs-NanufactIred by
the ubcber. are becoming daily In general Tor they
ner..e the eumber.ome and odfahoned For sale
=, as s.r<nERs's store only No. Astor House.
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zaes young Cuban of much promise, was drowned
in Thcmpscns Pond, near Florida Orange County, on
Saturday. He, accompanied by three or four mem
pond for battle and bila in the water il ia sunposed
he was taken with congestion Of the brain and before
assistance arrived, was drowned The deceased was
about - wears of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

THF FaILYs Fortunes OF MASIFEsr DFsTINY.-
We learn that Walker takes his departure this week
FOR the South. He and Fayssou1 are stopping at the
residence of Gen. Henningsen, in Twelfth street hav
ing left the Lafarge House some days since. Lock
ridge left for Texas week ago, and Walters toos MS
departure for New Orleans in the Black Warrior.
Walker finds that hs presence at theaters is decidedly
more profitable to the management than to the cause
Of flbusterism; that though cheers respond to his
buncombe speeches, they are simply the echo of his
sounding base and not the real jingle of gold conse-
Grated to highway robbery, rapine and arson. Walker
naturally feels Disguised the apathy of the North
and he proceeds South in hopes to recuperae his fallen
fortunes among those in whose breasts filbusterism
exists as living principle.
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4 the first page

We would refer the readers Of The Tribune to
DR.. K GooDALE's advertisement for the
CuRE CATARRH,
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PIcKIsG PocKEr.-James HAYS, young man, vas
arrested yesterday by Officer Cooke charged with
having en- Sunday evening picked the pocket OF Fred
erick Nesel Of wallet containing 80 in gold coin
and bank bills Nestel it appears was coming OF one
Of the Barclay street ferry boats when, as he alleges
he felt hand in his pocket, which he seized and
caught Hays with his pOrtemonnaie The accused was
him innocent and protested against his arrest. Hays
was. however, detained and held to bail by Justice
G born in the sum Of $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

SrIcIDE.-A German peddler named Anthony
Breckman committed suicide at his residence in How
ard street Ninth Ward, on Sunday evening by hang
ing himself He was discovered BY his wife, who cut
him down. The cause for committing the deed is not
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

ARREST or FINALE THIEyEs-Ohicer Clark OF the
Ninth Metropolitan precinct yesterday morning arrest
ed Young woman named Winnifred Sullivan, charged
with stealing a quantity of clothing of the value OF
sGS from the dwelling house Of Mrs.. Sarah Dinsmore,
in Jane street II appears that the seeing the
front door open, walked in and proceeding to the
second story iedLp in bundle several dresses and
other property with which she coming down stairs
when discovered by Mrs. Dinsmore. Mrs. Dinsmore,
knowing that the woman had no business there, at
once suspected her of being thief, and accordingly
prevented her from going out. Officer Clark was
called in and took the woman into custody and con-
veyed her before Justice Dawson at the Jefferson
Market Police Court who committed her 10 prison in
default of $500 bail.
Yesterday afternoon decently-attired and rather
good looking woman named Ellen Smith, entered the
dry.goods store of Parker & Gross, No. 10 Ninth
avenue, with the apparent intention Of making some
purchases. She was waited upon by Peter o. GRECO
~ one of the clerks and while his attention was for
moment directed to another customer, she hastily
pocketed two collars, one pair of sleeves and lace
bands. The clerk, however, missed the goods from
the counter and suspectng the of stealing the
goods, detained her until the arrival Of gu officer.
Upon searching her the missing property was foun!
on her persor with some other goods, which no doubt
wer. also stolen from another Of the drygcod stores in
the neighborhood. Officer Thompson, of the Six
,eenth metropolitan Precinct, took the woman into
custody, and conveyed her before Justice Dawson,
who committed her 10 prison to answer The womans
person was further searched al the Police Court when
So tickets on Viewers pawn shop snd p on Farrers
sSop we're found in her pockets. These tickets were
for lace collars, silks, and various other goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

BrRGLARY.-Whle Mr.. William T. Roche and
family Of No Is Blocker street at Church sunday az
tenoon his house burglaou.y entered and robbed 6r
full SCI, artificial teeth nine sets gold plate aso lot
OF silver table aud tea spoons and other property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

The Police made fifty nine arrests on Sunday, for
various Offenses.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-A fire broke out in the basement of
Morans liquor-store in Atlantic street Sunday
night caused by the burning Of barrel of shayings.
DAMAGE sloh
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ACCIDENT FROM PowDER.-A lad named Mar
Snor aged about thirteen years, was severely burne
about the face and arms yesterday by the explosion
a package of powder which became ignited by con
tact with piece of lighted punk in the hands Of al
otio. hoy The injured lad was taken to the Homec
pathic Dispensary in Court street for treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

A Trio or RAscAIs.-Three peddlers leased the
store asd bought the stock of goods belonging to 5.
& S. OTIS, a, Ulstervils, Ulster County, aud took
possession fortnight since Two of them immediately
left for this city to procure new stock Of goods snd
the third took leave on Friday wishing as he stated
to visit gentleman mile or two from the place.
Neither of the worhies returning, Messr Otis caused
the store to be opened, when it WAS found that goods
to the amount Of $2s had been distracted and bust
had apparently been closed up for the present.
MrrRoPoLuAS Police CoHxIsyosrRs.-The
Commissioners met yesterday ., their rooms in White
street.
Thirty officers from the Seconl WsJ wsrs tired
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Officer Lyman Crofut, of the Seventeenth Ward
Metropolitan Police, who was injured by May"I
Woods force the day of the riot at the City Hall
we regret to learn much yesterday and his
recovery is now considered more doubtful than at any
time since the occurrence