New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

in the street. Oysters, kbeers and ether sbeilhsh,
after remaining in the for short time, sssuns %
unhealthy state. The numerous oyster and lobster
stands throughout the city should At be compelled
TO suspend business during the heated term.
C.r.I ACCIDENT TO observation-disclosures r. Pres
ton laborer, who at work aboard of the rtesm-
.bip Adristic, lying at the Novelty Yard, foo. Of
Tenb street East River, was almost instantly killed
on Monday evening in consequence Of having accident
.v fallen from the spar deck TO the hold Of the ship
i. remains were taken up and conveyed to the E'ev"
e,,b Ward Police Station, where Coroner Perry was
notified 10 hold An inquest The deceased res'ced I'D
Ninth street, between Avenues & and ID
PRIzE FIcHr IN JoSEs's WooD.-Tae tract OF
woods somS fifty in extent IN the upper part VI
the city, known Jones's Woods, is rendezvous TUT
desperate characters and has not unffequehy oeen
the scene of those brutal exhibitions called "pn]e
fights" During the pas. year the Nineteenth "afu
Police have been called upon not less than hsf doDS
times to break up the assemblages of rowaes IN these
woods, who have gathered there for the purpose oil
fighting On Monday afternoon, about O'Clock,
Capt Twomcy received information that nearly two
hundred rowdies and vagabonds were on the grounds
IA
oress Officer Carroll of the Nineteenth Ward, being
on duty in that neighborhood, ordered the rufans to
dispere but they laughed at him. and asked nm Wha'
he would do about it. He left them making Prepara-
,o,s for the fight and fastened to the Sta,OnHouse
not far of and gave information Of the affair, when
Lieut.. Hickman with posse of men, fastened to the
scene. Upon the appearance of the police the Vaga-
bonds fed in every direction through the woocs, Dat
were co~cly pursued and the following persons
apprehended: George Lees a fourth-rate pugilst;
Michael Burns, John Keenan,, Charles Chesney Thos.
Smith and Daniel Sullivan. The prisoners were taken
10 the S.ation.H House. and locked up for the night.
The principals in the fight named Sweeney Lynch,
unfortunately escaped.
ROBBED on THE FIVE PoISrs.-Du-ng Monday
evening as Patrick Stanley, resident OF Brooklyn,
was strolng through the Five Points, he was met by
Maggie Robnson one Of the degraded characters OF
that locality who induced him to visit her apartments
in the house or rookery No. 81 Baxter street. kept by
a woman named Mahon. Patrick went up stairs iol
lowed by Maggie who upon entering her room, cOoNy
thrust one of her hands into his pocket and took there
from wallet containing S54 in gold and bank bills.
He was at first surprised at Magge's mpudence, but
recovering his in moment seized the girl and
attempted to regain his property. seattle ensued,
in which Pat likely to come off first best, when
suddenly Maggie gave signal, upon which some half
dozen women rushed into the room and commenced
savage assault upon the unfortunate Mr.. Shanley
Against the odds Pat at last yielded and was glad to
escape from the house without broken crown. In
the scufe one of the girls took the wallet and ran off,
Stanley forthwith procured the assistance of Officer
Tucker of the 9th Ward, who entered the house and
arrested Maggie in whose possession he found one OF
the gold pieces. Justice Welsh committed the girl t'
prison to answer the charge v
The following sale Of real estate was made yester-
day at IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange by A.
j. Blocker, Son & Co.:
3Heues and Lots Nos So III and 4it Frsnkorts size of
plot So 10 and 81 loxoo 81 and luSi......--..sHs"
PrcxrocKEr.--Officer Daget yesterday arrested
John Griffith, said to be old offender, charged with
picking the pocket of Madelaine Boutane of wallet
containing quantity Of laces and some $50 in bills.
Justice Welsh locked him up.
STEALISG.-Scrgeant Donnelly yesterday arrested
Thomas Smith, coachman charged with stealing two
slegh robes from the stable of Charles Lent, in
Twenty seventh street. The property was found in
bis trunk together with gentleman's travelling
shawl also supposed to be stolen. Justice Dawson
committed the accused to prison for trial.
IAdvertisenentl
1t will be seen, by reference to another column
that Madame EMELrE o. KosurH (who already known
house at Scotch Plains il Jersey It IS quiet place in
and 50 accessible tom the city that oker: peculiar .t.r.ton
to any who may like 70 add such uperui;ies Cleanliness
government Of Mayor Wood =,
Advertise ment !
FIREMEN, Ho!-No II Engine House and