New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

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C,rrcretior Gr his salary III the balance Of III term
rrd ou Wedr esdsy Jrd-c Thomp,)n of he Marin.
C,ur. gave judgment in lis flv,r for 500. ou thc
gruurd that the Commissioners lad n h: to compel
the wearing Of q uniform
REMOVAL or THE CoToSTHs OFFIcE.-On the 1T
Of May the Cororer, office will be removed ST"'n
presolt location in Chambers street. TO No. Center
street tie ROOMS now occupied by the City Inspector
Tie Annual Exhibition OF the Grammar School OF
the University took pace Thursday morning. in
the arec chapel Of the University Washington
square. The occasion envened by some beaut-
ful music frrm Dodworths band. and sraced b. the
rreserce If large audience of ladies. together with
he parents and friends Of the pupils. The teacher.
Of the school the Chancell"r and Professors Of tie
University and gentlemen Of note, occupied the
platform.
Tie exerri.es consisted of dialogues and dramatic
sceres and Of declanlatops from and foreign
literature. Tie yong gertlenen acquitted themselves
III a nanuer which reflects great credit the iIstruc-
tors Of the school The prize for defamation
awlr,!ed BY Il committee Of gentlemen among the
audi, nee 10 Master c. A. Henriques for his truthful
ard iaras>ioned delivery of poem entitled " Mac
LANES Child"
Tie distribution Of prizes by the Chancellor for OK
ouplGry conduct and proficiency in study, concluded
the exercises. The elocution of the pupils atess the
faitlrcss aud kill Of their instructor in that depart
ment, Mr. j. b. Brown the wel-knOwn elocutiOnist.
JuyTSGLE DsPRayIrY.-C Considerable excitement
ha been CccasiCncd in the Ninth ard in consequence
f ar Infamous charge having been trumped up against
Mr.. George Conner, barkeeper at Kpts Hotel, cor
ner of Hudson and Charles streets, by which his lib
erty came being jeopardizcd for sometime hence.
II appears that girl between III and j. years old,
named MGry Mclaughlin, after an absence from homo
all night told ler mother tat sde had attempted to
90 up sairs Conner caught hohi of her. dragged her
into hs rooin and violated her person several times
CrGer these circumstances the mother of Mary took
her before Justice FlandreHu and preferred
complaint against the accused party, who
was promptly arrested by Sergeant Baniield.
Conner on appearing before Justice Fundreau denied
all know ledge Of the gr alleged, and from his gen.
eral demeanor in the matter he believed to be in
nocent Of the charge preferred against him. and the
little girl made complaint Of having been injured,
scme doubts were entertained that any violation of
her person had taken place. Justice Flandreau
Therefore ordered medical examination, which
resulted in q confirmation Of the girls statement,
the girl she stated that it was not Conner
who lad had criminal connection with her.
but another individual whose name has not yet
been made public. On being inerogated why she
had charged Conner with the commission of the crime
Sic replied that servant girls who knew oil about
the affair told her to do so because lie PrJes-
ian; but ii i, supposed that some private motive has
led them to make this attempt at suborneon of per-
juryfcr which they may probably be- called upon to
ray delrly. The matter is under investigation, and
sCme queer developments expected to come to
light Conner ut once honoraby discharged from
custody.
How PoCXETs ARE PIcKID IN THE PARK.-Alder-
man Clancy, on Saturday afternoon committed
Irish woman named Ann Ryan to prison charge
,f grand larceny preferred by Patrick O'Rourke
II appears that Friday night Patrick passing
through tie Park he addressed by Ann, who
eventually succeeded in relieving him Of silver
watch ard chain wohh $3l. Patrick soon discovered
Lis loes ard accured Ann Of the theft when -he began
to cry ard expressed her willingness TO 90 with him 10
The Chief Office. Sergeant Owens hoard the com
plaIt ard searched the woran but could not i the
property about her person, although Patrick declared
that he had the watch when he met her and that he
! al rot left her after missing it.
IL was discovered next uay tnat sne hau thrown the
watch and chain in of the grass plots whence she
subsequently, removed it when unobeeryed and pawned
it for trife in Mulberry street.
The same night a German jew, while conversing
with of the ral characters who throng the Park
after daik, was robbed Of $500. mostly in drafts,
there being only about SIS in cash in his portenonnse
The thief not found.
During the performance Of Sands & Nsthan's circus
at Harlem Saturday night large number OF per-
sons were relieved Of their porte monnaes by pick
pockets. The rascals made haul Of between 800
ard $50O.
ASSUMING An OLD WoaAS.-Patrick II. Fletcher
war arrested on Saturday, charged with assault and
battery upon Eliza Purcell aged woman, by strik
ing her with his fist in the face and stomach from
which injuries she confined to her bed. The ac-
cused gave bail to answer the charge in the sum of
$500.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales of real estate
were made On Saturday by A. j. Beecker & Co.:
gore lot W side Of 2dav 50 r. s. Of lL2h-st, size
por lot. n side OF 2 h.. 2day.. varioussires
lot &C orine The above trout on llthst 25x9 and small
lot III each $50
fu lot adjoining the above the T. side sine
TIL let AID adjoining. zach 265 so
iull lot and large 15X74 Zach so
tLll ot AID GrEe gore, each .30 ............ 80
tL:i ot and large gore csc1 90 81
full lot aLe soe, Zach 10. 40
lot on NJ T. cor lay and ll1h-st size % l0xso so
laIg' sore lO soJ"nnt hent ~ sS @xoo 20
soe 1T adjoining 15x5 go
| I'll sorr the IL 100
ful Let rrd Eor' adjoining zach 80 80