New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Cub raeet oc The ground Ct tss Cooti,sossf ccs q
Wissi Hln, CO hotdsy. wedassAAy ssG Praay aSn.
irss at oeock.
PocspLrsc "A female c6Jt- come teree weeks ~
was and lat night in the tAl Of No 81 Fu,oo ss.ss
l, wss gwen in charge of the Supennsssasais OF tn
Pocr. t.
FIrlp AcoIprsr-About L. clock 90 Tharstsv
.vetirg fluid lamp exploded IN tie hocss OF Mr.. J.
KerneiAy. il Fourth street, near North Frst Ar.
Kennejsy badly burned about the hsots sad fses
ard bu. for the timely anivL Of Mr.. Csahss Yea
Dyke, neighbor, serious injuries might have ecsss<.
The FiRE DrfARrHSr AT a msstisg oS he
Board 'f Representatives, OF the frs Department hSA
Thuisday eyesirg, il was received 10 have gssl
pc-nic'snd cotl ion excursion on tie eth inst. the
proceeds 10 be sppled to the building Of mooumsut
10 bs crested in the Cemetery Of toe Evergreens fer
the use Of the Fire Department Of the Ess.srn s1iH
Nyw PrBrIc ScHooL.-Ths ground fof Puh1S
School.louse No. l6 wss broken yesterday The ssv
edice is to take the place Of the old COL which W.
formerly situated at the OF South Taird ~
Fifth streets II will be two stories high, with ply-
ground underneath, and viii cost $4,000.
AssarIr The Rev VIM l.. Hodges, while rstxsn-
ing from the picnic ir Myrtle avenue PMk on rhsFs-
day sferrocn, was assaulted BY party Of boys vie
stole silver watch and bis spec,acles The assslAas
esceped.
KIcxED BY HoRsE.-A little boy named Snith
was kicked the head by horse yesterday. whereby
his skull was fractured. It sppeNs that 81 boy wsa
riding horse in Myrtle aveIus, near Hudsoo avsass.
when Smith and ssversl companions rsa sstes Ard
pelted him with stones Coming too near the horses
beels. he wss injured a. stated. He Wa couvsssits
the City Hospital for treatment
CousrrRrYu Bills A large number Of counter
felt bills have besn psssed upon shopkeepsr' sai
others since Saturday lAst-moety s. bulls ea the Ns-
tonsl Bank Of Providence, X l.. Complaints srs
| msds almost daily at the Deputy Supernsendeots
| tfiice.
s,wyr,cr.-The Sewerage Commissioners sent Q
communication to the Board Of Supervisors at their
last meeting asking that the sum OF go 900 DO lsd u
the next tax bill for sewerage purposes The subjs sct
was referred to the Committee Oh Special and LocA
Taxes.
| PlcKPocxEr-Ofiiosr Elias of the First Predsd
| Police anestsd John Leber at East New lo,k q
| Thursdsy for picking the pocket OF james w sAa -
| a watch. The accused ives brought before justice
and committed to the Psnitsohsry for sixty days.
| RoBBEp.-William T.. Ellis, residing in AtoyA,
was robbed on Wednesday night, under the following
circumstances: An Irshmsn came to the house, sne
wsuted to stop for the night He was refused and 70
| On. .red outside the house. In the morning, Mr. hlo
found that be had lost severa articles Of clothing h
| is supposed that the woud.be guest took them.
| MssGNG.-Thomss Gamble left his residence ~
| Greeppoint Wednesday, since which time nothin9
| has been heard of him. lie about ~ years of
sge, tive feet five inches high, and dressed 10 xos
| cothirg.
| DiscHARGEp.-Willsm Kelly and John Coonsy:
who were arrested few nights ago on suspcion o.
burglary were yesterday discharged by Jusncs FOX
tte ere ben not sufficient evidence TO hold them.
CoRoSERs ISouRsrs.--Coroner Reddng held "a
inquest Yesterday upon the body OF Mary McCue who
| vas found dead in bed at her residence IN Pnace
street the morning previous The verdict rendered
was that she disd congestion Of the BRAIN supsa
| ouced by intsmpersncs. An inquss, also held
upon the child of Mrs. Manning in Sedgwick street.
| which was burned 10 it, cradle Wednesday night
cause of the fire was unknown.
|
| MARRIED.
| JACKsoN-MENDIS-On Wednesday Aus. II, BY tho Rev
j. Lyon the house OF the bride. Wu. A. Jsnhsn zen
the late Capt Joseph Jackson 10 Serena Mends both OF hs
| jewish percussion, and Of this city.