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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

pisl on The Iilh w.t. With compound fracture Of the
kt eide Of the skull. produced. a. o,n told. by 3
blow With hammer; the appearance Of The ~ound
WINS such II would be if produced in this way, he
rl ut side an operation was performed for his relief
but Inflammation of the brain and er'sipelas Of the
head succeeded and he died this morning; on exam-
nation find hole in the right side of The skull about
an inch in diameter; The brain softsned, consider.
sble portion Of it removed and acute inflammation Of
the meninges the injury the cause OF DEATH this
ives received in u quarrel with a shpnate. deceased
being seaman board the schooner Isaac Hinckley
the person who inflicted the injury was arrested, a.
ON informed but deceased refused 10 make com
plant ainst him and therefore the assaant was DIS
char ged from custody pr that at this time the
vessel with the prisoner board who struck the blow
has gone to sea.
The deceased was n years old and native Of New
York. Tie Jury rendered verdict OF I" Death by a
compound fracture of the skull"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

hand svsry vsrety Of TK for Grosro Tea Dealers sad
y,te NOTWITHSTANDING Oocn5 and Young Hyson from ~
cents cents; urpowdes Imperial from 81 cents to ,,
c-nta other qualities equally low. Also, boxes OF COED
stuty Tea 20, dotisr Cal ani examine.
Ma, Is Chath &c. be.v Pearl sli Roo,sTst sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

ARREST or BURGLARs.-On Saturday two co.cred
fish pedders residing at the corner Of South Fourth
and Eleventh streeta, named Cornelius Hill and
Georpe Socum. were taken before Justice Feeks on
charge of burglary. 1t appears that about II o'clock
the night previous Karl SCHNEIDER residing at the cor
ner of Moore street and Division avenue, was
awakened by noise and, upon going down stairs,
discovered Eve negroes In the house. Upon seeing
him the en- left, and SCHNEIDER procured the assist
aree Of Officers Colgan aud Stevenson, who overlook
the fellows in wagon at the corner Of Ewea and
Moore streets where they succeeded IN capturing the
above named parties and the other three escaped
Justice Feeks committed them for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

Music AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Ths large and
oopIs, w,fExs', CATALOGUE oF Mpslc will be soi At
reduced prices dining this month Aso aud second mans
PIANO. and MsLoDssss a. lower prices than ever before
offered IN this m,rke at tho WAITRESS PIANO ANO MUSIC
Rooms No SS3 Broadwsy Planes ana Meojs,ss Tor E,,.,
AID ,-ut allow ed Oh plrcitss..
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fAdyerisemcrt1
$40 SEWING MACHINES w ATSON'S $40 Saw


inn Machines are now ,he Office Of the Cou4pany
No 4l9 Broadway Persons wishing Sewing Machines Will do
wee, examine this household avoc before paying frooi c
10 80 10. le.s valuable but complicated ones Il is
needles 90 add that hows and shreks Of the high priced
Sewing Machine dsrrs in regard to iDjuucons this irs
ial.e aud wholly without Foundation 49,
WATSON, NO),TTs CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
BROOKLY N ITEMS.

The SUNDAY CARs.-The cars ian a. usual yester
day and the weather being fine, they were well patron
lied. Large number. went 10 the suburbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

tn SUNDAY LAw-Ye.terday was a very quiet
day IN the Eastern District the poterho houses being to
all appearance closed The lager beer gardens in the
upper part of the city oPep but the visitors con
Quoted themselves in very orderly manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
IAiTerisernent

DR.. s. s. FITCHs Six Lectures on Consumption
AMI .he Laws Of Life $50 psses 8, engsyns' bound ex
pauiL the which diseases Of tho Lung, and
Heart Chronic Disorders sent BY mail postage tree
receipt Of ~ seat~ Adore" 5. 3. fiTcH Co.. No ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

School VAcATIoS.-The annual vacation Of the
public schools CT tbs city commenced on Saturday,
and IL continue until the fire. Monday in September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

The Reformed Dutch church in Fourth street has
been closed for the month Of August, and the pastor,
the Rev. Mr. Porter, vii spend the vacation sn his
farm in Ciaverack. Columbia County.
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yesterday as pastor Of the South Third street NJ. E
church.
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rnr srprlsrrsDrsrs 0, THE poos.--A ststi, is "

table of the Number of persons relieved ana amcun'
expended by the Supc,intead pts of the Poor Of the
western District he been prepared by DIR. yr'om,
Cle,l OF the SupeiiD,endeps, as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

The total number of families relieved was :, 29i, of
which 479 were Americans; 1919 from Ireland; 90
Germany; l22, England; 2, Holland; T. Sweden; Is
Canada; 81, Scotland; 9, Nova Scotia Isle OF Man;
/ West Indies; 3, France; Prussia; |, Wales; /,
Srsin. 20 unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

SMASHING THE WISDows.-Some three or four per-
sons called at Mrs. Biddy GiIrOy's house, corner of
johnson and Hillary streets, yesterday morning. and
demanded something to drink. Mrs. Gilroy desiring
TO observe the Sunday law against liquor selling, per-
emptory refused. They thereupon assaulted the
house with stones, smashed in the windows and broke
the door. Officer Skdlnore and others Of the Fourth
District Police arrested the assaants, and they were
locked up TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

EXTENSIVE RoBBERRY-DuIing the absence Of the
family of Peter Colyer, residing Coyer street, near
Fret in Greenpoint, the house entered on Satur-
dsy by means of false keys and robbed of $3.50 in
money, 800 worth Of iewelry, and two notes of
a. OOO 1t is supposed that the robbery was perpe
trated by some person acquainted with the locality
and who was aware OF the absence OF the family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

TIE Poilcr PAiD.-The Office OF the Depn.y Su-
perintendert st the Brooklyn City Hall was thronged
on Saturday with policemen al des:roas for their pay.
Trey received the money due ;kem from the I'D of
April 10 the LEI Of July. They to be paid for July
during TIE coming week, and aasrwsri about tbs Isl
Of every month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

Fatal FICHT DYIwTES S,uORs.-On the 18th day
of July, VIM. White. sailor, and another seaaring
man whose name is not known, got into fight duriog
which Whites adversary struck him On the head with
hammer OF other heavy instrument thereby fractur-
ing bis skull. Tie assaiiart arrested al the time
but White refusing to make any complaint agans:
him, be was discharged and las since gone to sea-
The injured mau fingered I'LL Saturday morning ard
died of his injuries. Coroner Perry held an icquest
the body, ard the only evidence in the which
ou,d be procured vas that of the attending physcian
oftbe New-Yofk Hospital which is as follows:
Henry ID. Moves. N. d.. berg swor, sass-Wu
liam Waite, tie i eeased, Wa broagt4 tate d. Hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

borccmco dcclmen, &C.. appointed as tPeo'a' ponce-
men vi,hou. extra compensation, 60 that while on
aea :, their usual duties. they may be prepared t"
go. and bresk up the regularly organized thieves
r,o ao thriving business in stealing from vessels
,sb;ls being detained for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

(Ct1.
or the above ,3lJ were represented 70 be widows;
IA husbands left families; 5lj families supplied with
MI ysc;ans and medicine % lunatics sent to the
Asylum.
OF The amount expended was:
lO.jtun, of Coal at 20 amounting to- iss -
i,.d. n, Wood at So 81 -
and Bur.sls..
tTIV is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEI.-A married woman
named Mary Feeney was arrested Saturday, charg.
ed with passing counterfeit So bill on the Marine
Bank of New Bedford. Mass, at the store o. Martha
A. Gordon No. Si Sixth avenue, and also with
attempting to pass simla, bill at the store of John
McGram, No. 81 Sixth avenue. When arrested the.
accused had one Of the bills in her mouth and two in
her pocket She was taken before Justice Dawson,
and locked up for trial. Another female named Mary
Bogat was with her at the time and was arrested but
the magistrate is under the impression that she IS INFO
cent of any participation in the crime, and was not
aware that her companion was engaged in passing
counterfeit money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

PosT.OfFIoE EsIAD;IsHrD Al CofLECE Post
Post-0fiice has been established at College Point,
L. l., and Herman Zuberbier srpo.rted Postmaster.
The residents of College Point, Strat.cppo-t and
Flammersburg will al be grest.y accommodated by
i. Heretofore they have had 20 travel 70 Flushing
distance cf q tc miles, marsk--to get their
letters and papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

sr1crpF OF FEMALE-An inquest was he'd on
saturday in the City Prison by Coroner Perry, on the
body of Blanche Hillary, alias Wilson. alias Smith
GIRL Of direputabe character recently living at No.
40 Wooster street. who committed suicide by taking
dose of Iaudanum, which she had deliberately pur.
chased for that purpose. The deceased, who was
quite handsome girl Of eighteen summers has long
been excessively Incorporate in her habits, and Oh
more than one occasion her condition has been such
that she has been furnished with free board and lodg-
inc in the Toombs In the morning, after taking the
poison Blanche met Nathan Preston an acqualnt-
ance, ar said TO him: MAT, what do you think
shave taken sixpence worth Of laudanum, and mean
"to kill myself" Preston, not for moment believing
what she said, replied: "You might as well get
eighteen perez worth more and make sure thing Of
ait" Blanche then commenced crying and ran into
the house where she lived Immediately af.erward, 1t
was discovered that she had spoken the truth about
taking the poison and officer of the Eighth Pre-
cnct conveyed her to the City Prison for treatment by
DR.. Covel, but when first discovered Blanche was in
a speecbless and ipsensibe condition. She expired
soon after admission. The jury rendered verdict OF
suicide by taking laudanum. The deceased was ma
tive of Ireland but has been in this country since her
infancy She has left mother, who resides in Boston.
Some man is responsible for her fate. What is his
name?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

BURGLARY AND RoBBERY-REcovERY OF STOLEN
PRoPERTY.-Between and O'Clock on Saturday
morning the cabinet mandatory Of Drummer Moore
Nos. 75 and - King street. was entered by burglars
and robbed Of 81 200 worth Of brocateles sans hair
cloth, &c. The burglars effected entrance BY
passing to the roof of tenement house IN the rear Of
the building and then, while upon that roof, forcing
open the iron shutters of Of the windows of the
mandatory After getting inside, they selected the
goods, and lowered them, by means of clothes lines
which they had stoen from the yard of the tenement
house, to narrow alley at the eide of the building.
The goods then placed in wagon aud driven off.
As soon as the robbery had been discovered nfcrma
ton was sent 20 the Eighth Ward Police Station, and
officers Baldwin and Reed were depu'ed to search for
the thieves and their pluLder. While accommodating
about The store, the officers observed two suspicious
characters near, and followed them to house in Th:r
ty-second street Sixth avenue The officers bold
" entered this house. revolvers in hand and hearing
noise in the back room of the first floor. demanded
admittance but were refused. They then commenced
beating in the door, which barrcaded with boxes
and trunks, but before they had effected an entrance
the parties within had escaped through the rear win.
dows. The officers, however, found al of the stolen
goods and took them in charge. 1t is supposed that at
the time the officers entered the house, the burglars
were engaged disposing of their plumber to buyer Of
stolen goods and is to be regretted that the whole
gang was not secured. They are known, however,
and will not probably remain long at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

DEATH BY IyJyRIEs.-Coroner Perry held an IN.
quest at the New. York Hospital or the body Of VII
liam Coffee, native OF ireland, 80 years Of age who
died on Saturday. On the 9th inst the deceased
wrenched his ankle while walking in the street. Ii
continued to grow worse, and erysipeas set in soon
afterward followed by abscess filling the intermus
cuar space of the leg, and tie ankle.iont became
ibnamed. Initiative fever exhausted the patient, and
death ensued as stated. The injuries in the opinion
Of Dr. Noyes the attending physician were the ind;
rect cause Of death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

RIOT IN THE TwESTl FIRST WARD.-Abort a week
$50, Officer Galard of the Twenty first Ward arrested
hard customer, by the name of Golden, on charge
of dsordeily conduct for which oense the latter was
sent to the Pententiary for two months. In conse-
quence of that arrest and conviction the companions
of Golden constituting the Dutch Hill crowd-another
"Dead Rabbit gang, inhabiting the neighborhood OF
Second avenue and Fortieth sreet-threaened ven
gesnce upon the police Of the Twenty-irst Ward ana
officer Gailard in particular and boldly asserted that
no other man of their crowd should be taken
prisoner and on several occasions recently these
dead Rabbits of Dutch Hill have tainted the
policemen as they have passed by, as though they
were DESTROYS to get them engaged in some broil
Towards the close of yesterday afternoon, as officer
MADDEN was patrolDg his beat in the locality alluded
to, this Dead Rabbit gang commepeed their usua!
ieers and taunts but the officer pursued bis course
without taking any notice of them. They therefore
resorted to sham or real fight among themselves
lust as the officer reached that point on his return,
with view of drawing him into the difficulty and
thereby getting pretext for making an attack upon
the officer in question.
z Offcer IIadden secured the assistance of Officers
Galard, Wares, Stephens, Quidor Cornell and Knif-
fin, who went to the scene of riot where they arrested
some of the ring. leaders, when the crowd now num-
beri, several hundred persons commenced an attack
with stones, b1ckbats and other missiles, in which
assault Policemen Wares and Gaillard were very
severely hurt on the head. Two Of the rioters, who
gave their names as James Spencer and Patrick Cole
man, were conveyed to the StationHouse and locked
up. The worst man of the gang was rescued from
custody but he well known, and will yet be captured
if he remains in the city. strong reinforcement of
policemen was Immediately sent to the disturbed dis
trct, which had the effect of restoring quiet to The
neichborhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

AssAULf WIN HircHrr.-A man named James
scay cs"ed q; the house Of Elizabeth Martin in Ninth
street on saturday, aad WAS determined to have &
drink. Ms. Martin was equally determined that he
sbouid have none. lie insisted and iald words er-
sued when Oh. picked up hscret ami struck him On
The lead i;isiog him severely She then turned him
out Of tie hou.e. ScuIly maize complain. against the
xoU An before Ju,tce Blatchy, and she was arrested
by Oficcf Taomsy Of the Third District Psi'cs. Sb.
vas he'd t. answer Il. csst,Se IS Asat bs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

VIOLATIONS Oh oRD,sAS s.--Durirg the mont
o. ia! Inspectors Straug and Corr arrested sixty
three persons on Charge Of violating sy ordnance.
al OF whom were f1td.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

RoBBrSG TrLI.--A boy named Stephen Burns was
arrested by Officer Brinkman yesterday for rob6!ng
the till OF James LANNON'S grocery store, IN Van
Brun. street. yesterday morning. The boy, appears,
tor, and emptied the diawer. He was detained '0r
examination.
Aoc1Dyyr.-A man employed at Baxter whar! IA
boiling come tar was severely burned about the arms
and hands on Saturday by the upsetting Of kettle 81
no, tar He was taken to the Hospital for treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

ARREST or PICXPocKET.-A young man named
Thomas Richie was brought before Justice Brennan
yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court. charged
with stealing a watch and chain from Samuel Toombs
of No. 262 Water street, while on excursion up the
North River The 10Th Of JAY. Held in $500 bonds
to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

MEETING OF MERcHAsTs.-An persons having
1p';ness with the Custom-Iiouse, are requested to
assemble in the Rotunda of the Exchange at O'Clock
to-day TO devise means TO obviate the existing delays
acd aancyances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

TRT CATsKIIL MoUNTAlSs.-If that hot, dry spell
e. real Summer weather that we bave been so long
expecting has at last, shall come at any time
before 1853 we vouch from fresh recollection of
fourteen years back that the Catskl Mountain House
Just Of the coolest spots earth and an esteemed
correspondent that by taking the steamboat
Ca.skM, foot of Franklin street, on Tuesday, Thurs.
cay Up. M, Saturday % o. H.. the seeker Of rest
aad comfort will be every way satisfied and gratifed
throughout. We canuo. make room for all the good
things IS" says of the Cstskl Capt. Rowe the fare
tae tide Up the mountain the Mountain House, &c,
though we presume they all right. s. closes as
follows:
After good breakfast board the boat, at such
hour may be desired, stages and carriages come
alongside and take passengers in the cool Of the day to
tae mountain. For those who like YHia transit TO
the and Of Rip Van Winke and 90 not covet the rail-
road-and especially for ladies, invalids families
nothing can be more comfortable, as well 40 safe"
QUARAsTISE AFFAIRs.--The ten men who were de-
taLed on Wednesday to add TO the force stationed a.
sesuines Point, did not 90 down, the order being
eonn'smsDded by Mr.. Talnsdge on account of the
hon-aFpearance Of Capt. Walng, who was expected
Up ron the Point to report There are consequently
ca! el8neen men now guarding the place against an
suacS' winch may be expected at any moment, while
tne law 80 datory aud delicate in its treatment of
eheecers. The man, La,ourette, who was positively
Identified as one Of the band Of rioters who were en-
gagea 10 the attack on the Hospital buildings on the
llth q Jnly, is at large, aud the nuhlic have
pow been waiting ten Gays for Judge Metcalrs de-.
ction upon the Habess Ccrp,s. The late fccouent
Is'-s have much embarrassed the digging of drains
aDd other outdoor operations, which stl remain "a
l. done before the hoe pi.sls and their surrounding.
vii be complete. Ia few days the Quarantine Com.
miss'oDers will formally notify the Commissioners of
Emigration that the bulldogs ready for occupation.
ana request them 10 take possession. Scgunes Point
u ineneed to be used more particularly an Hos
P''ai Tor Yellow Fever patients the old Quarantine
teng Principally devoted to the treatment of ordinary
ofeses' Dr. Thompscs ha. had nineteen Of bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

HARLEM STEAMBOAT LIsE.-The NewYork and
Harlem Steam Navigation Company are so well
pleased with the success Of their steamer the Sylvan
Shore that they taking steps to increase Their
capital with view of purchasing or building an adj
c.t:onsl boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

THF IsDIGsAsT DEMOcRAcY.-The Democratic
General Committee met at Tammauy Hall on Saturday
evening, Mr. L. Cooper in the chair. The object was
to make arrangements for "a public meeting in the
'Paik to express the indignation of oar citizens in re-
gard to the late yranous action of the Legislature
TIE Committee adjourned, without action, till next
Tuesday evening.
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