New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23
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| SJCk-HEADACHE AND DEBiLTTf.-Among tho
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produce tie most agreeable and nvisorstins effects
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.
| The ATLANTIC STREET RAILRoAD.-The Grand
Jury of the Court of Sessions have found bill OF n-
dctmept az ainst the Long Island Railroad Company
for using steam 10 Atlantic street. The officers Of the
Company will therefore be summoned before the Court
70 answer the charge of misdemeanor, under which
head the case will come. The residents along the
street have made many attempts with the view to the
removal of cars propelled by steam but always failed.
They allege that it Injuries their property and ruins
business along the street.
CTR CLERKS OrFIcE.-The room adjoining tho
CITY Clerks Office formerly occupied as the Mayors
ante room is undergoing alteration for the pG-
pose of giving more to the officers, the iucreas-
ing business demanding more space.
ST. JAMES ScHooL.-The anniversary preceding
the annual vacation of st. James School took place
at the Athenaum lat evening large number we're
in attendance The entertainments consisted of vocal
aud instrumental music dialogues, and recitations oy
the pupils. There q small admission fee, which
is to be applied to the purchase OF library and read
ing room for the of the children educated by the
Brothers Of the Christian Schools under whose charge
this institute is conducted.
CARTIsG A CORPSE ABOUT THE SrRErrs.-Two
men much the for liquor, brought cotiio con-
tanning the corpse of man to the Second District
Station House on Tuesday evening, followed by alsge
number of and boys. 1t appears that the body Of
drowned man found at Bay Ridge, Long Island,
on Tuesday, which identified by his friends resid-
ing in Smith street, Brooklyn. certificate was made
out BY Coroner Bennett aud given to the friends Of de-
| ceased. These two men were employed 10 take the
body home, and the way became SO drunk thatthey
forgot the number and street. They carried the corpse
all about the city, and at length brought up at the
Station House. An officer dispatched 10 find the
friends of the deceased, and after search of some
four hours learned that they resided in Smith street
Butler There q large crowd awaiting the
arrival Of the body who after sscerainng the circum-
stances, threatened to mob the drivers and only
prevented by the circumstances Of the officer. The
| men were sent home and all terminated peaceably.
REMARKABLE ACCIDENT CAUSED DY DWISG.-A
most singular accident occurred Saturday afternoon
last to young man named David johnson, jr, who
resides with his parents at No. IA Washington place,
in the Eastern District. While bathing at the foot of
South Eighth street. johnson ascended the top ofthe
bah-house and jumped into the water, distance Of
fifteen feet Upon rising to the surface Of the wateris
observed by his brother that his head remaiucd
under water. Upon being taken out, he found to
be helpless: and after being removed home DIR. Gil
bert called in and found that he was completely
paralyzed from the arms down, aod o par
tial disOcation the sixth cervicle venebre,
with fracture and pressure Of the spinal mar.
row. The being deemed critical one, con-
sultaon was deemed advisable, and Drs Mott, Mason
and I,aaceOn the latter Professor Of Anatomy
called 10. There gentlemen considered the case
of the most peculiar that has ever come under their
observation, and most likely TO terminate fatally.
From the down, the body and limbs cold aod
without feeling. The patient is entirely conscious,
and converses a. usual johnson is about twenty
years Of age, was employed a clerk in the Atlantic
Insurance Company Of New.YOrk, and is highly s.
teemed by sll who know him. lie il very positive
that he did not strike the bottom Of the BATH bQt
merely went under the surface of the water.
DEATH AT A STATION. HoUsE.-A nan, apparently
German was brought to the Ninth District Station
House on Tuesday evening in state of luuscy. He
was found wandering along the Glove Road, and
brought in by Officers Kelly and Cloonan. He rsved
durirg the whole night and died about o'clock yes.
| terday morning. Coroner Redding notified and
proceeded TO examine the body. On his person ives
found iist of a number of orders for liquor and
card containing the Of John NJ. b. Schneider i'm
porter Of liquors, William street, New York. He was
about five feet seven inches in hight, had on light
Summer clothing, and appeared to be about @ years
ofage. Further il formation con be obtained of Cor.
oner Redding.
| BrRGLARY.-The store of James Gibbons conner Of
Smith and ChsIch-stre.ts burglariousiy entered
On luessay afternoon, and robbed Of small writing.
desk containing ~. There valuable jew
CRY in the immediate vicinity, which was leff I'M
| touched They escal ed without detection.
| BURGLARS DIsTURBED.-About o'clock yesterday
| morning, as Assistant Captain Hunt was on HIS
| rounds he sounded his club in south Ssventh-street
ard Immediately after two burglars came out Of tho
harness chop Of John Snifen, No. &c South Seventh
| street, and ran throuih Second. street They were
pursued by Capt Hunt until he lost sight Of them In
the vicinity Of Divisonayenue. The thieves did not
| succeed in getting any plunder The entrance was
Effected through the back door.
ARREST OF A THiEF.-At an early hour yesterday
| morning, fcer Griffiths arrested q young man, o.
the Peck-slip Ferry, with harness in bis possession,
| which had been stolen from Pohanius's stable, N
| South -street. Accused, who gave his name as Lswn
Minton, admitted having stolen the property, and Ss'
| sent to the Penitentiary by Justice Clarey.
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