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FIRES.

DESTRUCTION OF THE sTEAMrUG HERCULES By FIRE.
The stesmtug Hercules, at 10 minutes to ii O'Clock
On Friday night, while lying at the dock at Sandy
Hook took fire near the smoke-stsck and in Is min
utes was in perfect blaze. The crew, after consd.
cradle difficulty succeeded in getting her clear Of the
dock, when she went ashore on the beach below the
dock and was entirely consumed. Her engine will be
saved, it having been but very slightly damaged.
When the fire wss first discovered three of the
were ssbore and the remainder below two or three Of
whom ost all their clothes. One of the fremen who
wss asleep in the forward cabin barely escaped with
his fe 30 rapid the progress Of the flames. There
was potbinz saved from the vessel except Of her
boats and part Of new hswser. She was Ensd by
Walter d. C. Boggs, Joseph Duval and Otis Moren,
and is insured.
The captain, engineer and part of the crew arrived
ct the city this morning in the steamboat Long Branch
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Run OVER ON THE Lose IsLAsD RAILRoAD-A
named Johs McGppess by freight trails q
the Long Island Railroad in Atlantic "ssnns
ton arc avenues Thu day rv-Diss His emsnA
found sbockDay msnged condition short sNervesl
His head and both legs cut Oh and lying oonsdefsss az
tsnc~ tom esc other supposed got the TIE
South Ferry he had been In the habit Of doDs and In az
t.mItiug fell under wheels unpercsivsd by
on the train An inquest held BIZ Coroner Cosins and
verdict Of "Aecids ntL Death, WI rendered
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Our weather is stin unsettled and, for the season
cold Rain falls or is threatened nearly every day. and
the wind has affection for the northeast We are
likely to catch q sharp frost one Of these mornings
which will leave its mark fruit and Indian corn
As yet, however the apple trees are scarcely in BIOS
som north of this city, while very little is out Of
the ground.
There was severe thundershower in the upper part
of Westchester and lower part of Putnam County on
Saturday evening" commencing Little before sunset.
In Somers, halstones large as chestnuts fell id
damaging abundance while the lightning was most in
tense. The shower continued through the evening,
and probably extended further north than our sdvices.
There was dash of rain in this city about II o'clock
AMUsEMEsTs.-Burton's Theater.-The benefit Of
the Burton Dramatic Association announced for this
evening does not come off. Mr.. Charles Mathews
goes for another week -Four pieces are played this
evening. "The Conical Countess, " A Handsome
Husband" "Three Cuckoos" and "The Wandering
Minstrel" with Mr. Burton as "Jem Bags"
Laura Keene's Theater-This house was crowded
on Saturday night to the last for the present. of
Miss Keene and her company, who go to the Walnut
street Theater Philadelphia, for a short sson. The
Wanut-street company, under the direction Of Mrs.
ID. P. Bowers will take Miss Keenes theater in this
city for the present Tonight they give the initial
performance. The bill is "The Lsdy of Lyons and
"The Elton Boy"
WaHaeks Theater.-The two new pieces" Ameri-
cans in Paris" and "The Frozen Lake"--will be re-
peated this evening.
The house was crowded on Saturday night, for the
benefit Of Mrs. Hoey. A complimentary speech was
made by Manager Stuart and Of the play the N :ul-
Der. of the orchestra ssrenaded Mrs. Hoey at her
residence.
NiJlo's Garden Tonight, the "Coutrabsud a.
exercises on the tight rope, ard Boreas, with al the
Ravels.
Borery Theater Mr.. E. Eddy appears a, Gisp-
pus," in the play of that name supported by Mr. X.
Johnston and Mrs. A. Parker. Rosioa Meadow
will also be acted.
Purdys National THeoter.-A new play, called
"The Sons of Malta written by Mr.. Harry Seymour,
is to be produced this week.
Barnu7n's American Museum.-Miss Susan Denim is
the regnipg star at this house. new play entitled
"Roeand Hubert" is in preparation.
Woods Misstreis.--In addition to the minstrelsy,
the farce Of The Statue Lover is given every even
ing this week.
Brvanfs Minstre's.-Good singing and danciog, aud
A burleso on the Musard Concerts the staple
attractions for this week.
Pfers Minstreis.-More novelties sre announced,
but the particulars not yet specified
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One MORE ENJOYMENT. -lbey produce uhas
new L.dse. story HUsERr In dsshiBs syls 1t BAs
Sun's MUssvM WEDNESDAY ToMGRr, Miss Snssp SrIss
repeats delightful performance OF C IN he Nsis % Nc
ord.r crafty the popular call Tor II, md ds sans
Mr. Watkins gives that captivating pres Of merrnsn
TIcKLIsH TINES BUEss ysTa Il played inis AFTERNOON
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CRY MoRTALirr.-The total number Of deaths LIST
week was &C. Of which "a we're men, l3 women, "
boys, and 26 girls. The principal diseases arc Goa
sumption, scarlet fever, commissions, infsmmsions cd
small pox.
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THE WASHING TON MARKET MEN.

AT the call of the Chairman of the previous meeting
the occupants Of stands IN West Washington Market
met on Saturday afternoon the Pier foot of Fulton
street n. X. Mr.. S. Nj. BoGART, Chairman, called
the meeting to order. MIR. X. w WOODRUFF offcisted
as Secretary. The minutes Of the previous meeting
were re ad and approved.
Mr.. BoGART stated that since the last meeting the
Compnttee had waited upon Messrs. Taylor aad Bren-
nan ard informed them that by advice of the Mayor
and Counsel they hsd resolved to take lease from
them The essees Of the Safe then sisted that they
voud resort 10 the law 70 enforce their rights Ths
nt rnng they the had through counsel applied
10 Judge Sutherland Of the Supreme Court for an
order 10 show cause why injunction should not 'eue
nsnipst the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty
rsstraripg them from receiving, ana the occupants OF
tha ssn5s from having them rent THIS motion would
be argued on NJ onday next before Judge Davies, the
Committee having engaged Mr. Curtis NSyes ana Jss
T. Brady 10 defend the nights OF the market meo sha
O(opor on behalf OF the city, 10 assist Mr.. Busteed
the Corporation Counsel. The probability was thst
Receiver would DO appointed 70 the rents until
tina title 10 the land settled. Mr.. Bogart went on
10 euogize Mayor TIemsnn for the manly stand which
he had taken III defending the rights Of the ety. ana
the interests Of the market He said the city vas
fvrunste in possessing so upright Chief NJ tgistfste
After some further business, the meeting Adjourned
THE SHIPOwNERS ON BRITISH OUTRAGES.
Ap informal meeting Of sbipOwners, shpm sisters aud
Others was held on Saturday afternoon at Delmoniccs
when after an interchange of views upoa the subject
az the recen. outrsses OF the British West Indis
SQUADRON upon American vessels the following resou
tons were unanimously passed as embodyng the SEN
tmebts of those present:
Resolved Th the late measures s'iosoleRt ss'fea Of amer
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IAdyrrtis~usnkl
IAdverisemsnt1
SAVE QUI PHUT.-Passengsp BY the European,

SATVE QCI PECT.-FhsetnXsN Dy tbc EuIOpS1H,
California other visitors the ssbors and ~
watering places informed that BusKGR PArEsr Lars Pns-
SERVERS BATHING SHIRTS hsve been greatly redsasd fc
last prices They proof Against al danger fre sss.
and and the sxur OF bathing boat sasa M
all aquatic be freely INDUCED In By the IsoA
timd without the sshest apprehension Of DANGER Cell and ID
anime ct the depot No. 1877 Broadway. c. J. BgSkrs-
Pstsnsee and lnvsnesG
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Mr.. STEPHEN MAssErT.-This gentleman, or :" Col.
Jeems Ppes OF Ppesville' of The SPIRIT Of the
Times, WILL We understand, shortly arrive from Eo.
land with his mopoogue entertainment, emitted
"reminiscences Of Travel in Many Lands. Ii Is
Mr. Ms'setts intention to give account OF his trsv'
els which have been varied aud extensive in 81 psrs
of the globe, fst in New-York and then he vii pro-
coed on . tour through the United States
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FATAL RAILROAD CAsgALTY.-On the lah inst.
Bridget Honigan, little girl three years OF age, was at
plsy on the rail track Of One hundred-snd-
nineteenth street dFourh avenue when up freight
train of the New-IIsven road struck and threw her
with much force for several feet. Striking upon her
head conclusion of the brain was the consequence,
ard from which death recently ensued. Coroner Hills
held an inquest when it appeared that those in charge
Of the train used every in their power 10 prevent
the occurrence. The Jary therefore rendered YER
dict Of accidental death.
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FREE DIsPrssAnY.-By the report Of the Aposse-
cary Dr. Hsrdesse be number Of ps,isns treated dadas s
month Of April was, males, 2; females, S5 Humbn Of pc-
aispened 49, OF treated injuries
Ferrous di,esses n heart sAD, % head n; sbdsnsa. 10
eye and 49, levers 81 lungs and throat 6 minor sss
7 vscnsd i7s OF the patients treated, IA were und< 10
wears Of
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIarIos.-The vote as
to the increase Of dues to be taken on election day
18TH met will be simply an informal one and to the
proposed increase neither the old Board nor the c.nd
dates on the regular ticket in any way pledged or
committed The question will be decided on its own
merits by the members themselves, st the adjourned
meeting on the 9th inst.
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fAdvertiseuentl
BRADy's
GALtEs'

(Over fbsmpeorsS
Has exhibition the largest and most Perfcet sot
lection Of PHoroGRAPH extAat OF tho Different membef me
Clergy Of NewYotk and adjacent cities The public are avd
to call and examine the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROAD D.YLrcHT..Yes-
10 Ofcer Petty Of Fourth Pecio that be had
b assaulted AID beaten b saOs Of rT'n IN ao''ys
street and that they had robbed him Of 5IO IN money b-
,oon aft.rvsrd arrested Henry Deye who was iden
fed a. one II the party BY Justice Welsh locked a
IN for Nori. being somewhat ntoxcsted when
In Court vas dei aimed q witness
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lAdvertis ment.l
SONs OF MAITA.-To.night this lOnr.looke

Sons OF MALTA.-TO-night this long.looke4 Tor
psm. by Mr. seymour member of the order u - pc
.ned 10 the public PuppYs NATIONAL THEArxn, end q
course sudsnoe TIE gost and strtnS
drama Of the FoREsr BoSDv, with Mr. B.nch.d and he
deul dogs sud entire drama BY o. L. Aiken called
the EmERALD RING" will aso be pesormed-fomins togsth~
the most powerful attractions Of tho season.
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IAdverlsemsntI
TPAs The CANTON TIA COMPANY bave on

hand svsy variety Of TIb o Grocer sad Tea -sfs sud -
s.siss SouehopE Oolsns am Young Hysos ho ~ -
4 and np,rs from iSc - 800 A. other quae
ns. equally Also 3b. boxes sooS Rssnv TIA fas 81
Call eHsuins No. rs Chsbs1nS- sotwoss Ped ~
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IAhxeIfiaannnfl

GAS, GAS, CASA part Of the Bronze Railing
for Capitol Extension Washington may b. 'sss e "
Msnufsore Depot, AKcHnR, WARSSR Co., No. 5N Bread
way 1t superior any work Of tho kind tho Conlnest 81
Europe.
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{. H. IINES, NJ. D., No. s57 Bowery.

CHILD FousD BURIED IN THE SAyD.-COroner Con-
nery held AZ incne the Trinity place Police station tbs
remains Of still child which found buried the Bat
terry No clue to the psrentase OF the cod or oy
whose bauds Va. inferred could BE- obtained verdict thai
the said still bonn child buried in the snd st the Battery
BY inhuman being % the Jury unknown wa reafnea
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ROuND- HILL WATER CURE AND HOTEL. North
ampton forest part, good table, and ssnsse
hoorrshic Treatment tot svsds kecreetsonA 81 q
kinds for suess Send q circular 20 Dr.. Il. HALsrsp.
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fAdyertisementl

FRFDRICKS's PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF AT,
Noe 5sS and s7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Bo-PHs-
roesAPps HALLoTYPEs DAGUERREorYrEs and AnssorrrEs
in every style.
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Foryp IN IRE WArER.-Cororer Hills held 40
rGae.t the Bellevue Hospital the body Of sr unknown
an whose remains srind floating In tbs East River He
hd b.ck pont@o0ns and vest cpet black s neck tie
Whit nu.n shit and brogan shoes The decsad a,out
- Old above the medium szs With full face DARK hair and
black yhksrs en- tie chin Tn. Jly rendered verdict Of
death IN esnse 10 them unknown bat supposed 10 Do
drowLi1s
The same COsoper held an nquess Pier No East Rvsr on
TIE BODY Of ss unknown ABOUT Eve feet sh, Dtn
10 huId floating In h- dock thsi psae- he ey
srste 10 asc~sin tbs Of desA bot cup
tfoG anvrhG there sppe3ed 10 10 10 uGki u v0es's W
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CHARGE OF ATrEaPTED BCR0LARY.-Tbs three
young arrested Wednesday for attempting 10 effect r.
the Sheriff oos brought bsf,rs Jss-
ell yesterday and committed 10 Jail or fafthss ex
animation Their VIM T. Beatty. Petsf Di1ss, sne
Thomas Dewey aias Edward Watson.
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We are requested to state that Dr. j. H. Robinson
is engaged to write for The Nep York Weekly, whose
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Tie by He ks< 6s pssss hs.a oss~>d aA.A vs<
30 Coz e... bSs' II. Wv. .s.s ssia~ 90. Nd ~
h.r bt 20 ~hst. Bh he .'vaspea bodies ssp.ssiJ
Osr ov A THovsAsD.-Two or tsrse evepiors an
ver,Ay rrenan q tbs city ~An. s.sns 4 A- es<sTs 4
ycurs isSy COMING do-p Bro.a.sy "eh e.ps b. 10 h~
d sss ,Y,o.e INTO S,sS IUs 10, In IN, n. ss .r.a y
~slea r kefor rooeish l,okins -g~ vsA~A to-,s4 10
sDd ate psd ens:sr st ~, sss rs ga e.
the nay Bond street He rsuIed ss' ednsI ss r~.y
sd hDow ~hsrs Bord ', w ssr s'sr,d hs ,A., sAs
coursusy psn~d her down Bessy fof ne passs u
.s0~ins Der who're 'h -.n.ea 60 Tsy Va,
she ,d tn her sd .,o sac Wa y. s.sss;. ".
49, ,Is t sss , 1S s q -. p.,as. a tie hs ,.s. 4
-. few nes distant and vs very mash IN love We
1se, loved her vrry mos in return sno,ses sseasr
AID uDo0mmon ct) did not p.se her sher NO. ioo
br .be back the cd gentleman indsnApt thai BE-
licked Der her ard hep. Der thus seisa-d fs se
few houn before and rons to her nAntss maker V
Until her lover could b. .ppd q hes prs.ncs IN he
the Oh, gave her word Of bey advice ssi induced her "
mg.sy him to II. A,.os House On .ss ..y as:s ss
bcien ber fs, that day lie oh her 70 rsst..-
,ss s.I sl ss.,. ssS s = &
Sst.sp and bsde him for her III moptns ae he
IN es... Of oue Of sse ". would i'd s.. tS. s % rc
TO home Der hsrdhsAed od father TO receive b-s
The gentleman tia, sed this manly part Won't 1t us pue.s
bis rsme the s, for obvious reAsoas 90 suPpess wsaks
hov ever, be % one Of thousand"
BRrAxIsG Up SwispLisG INTELLIGENCE OyvIcr.
made before tho Mayor yesterday By Ria h
Burtrs OF No l6s william Kenton 8 Cecil Of Oais
oen Co q No E.. Broa-sy for s~indlias sAsa
on. Of vsou, Of money Cullen CO keep an nsss.nos
Office the shove and advertise all sos Of desses staa
TONS Men women boys and rs apply there and pay fon
for chamb-msds bor-is plse ~ fcr clerk
'bP on s,esmbos, or the PIT Of trsveins eoupasiss
wealthy tourist Burkpsp paid - and 10 pay SO S
chsnce To Australia With merchant and Cecil dsssseA
SIS the post Of clerk upon steamboat OF course -
.oon the Intelligence men got The nancy they p 81 ts
dupes with al lying suberfass At length tfed out ~
repeated but uphed promises the pates named made c
plant yesterday before the Mayor Oficer Bsk Was deyisc$
the swntler but could not End Cen Co He how
arrested Charles Rolling the basness q the
and ard took him the City Hall Rolling said he hsA
Gien for four months and did no< hnow where
they He bought out Gien Co. last Tuesday snS ~
piled for ice but being refused shut bic shep "a
Wednesday evening large number Of women and sus
sppearvt the Mayors flee Ia make Amt aga a the
The Mayor he'd Mr. Rolling 10 bail IN the Of etVoe
tho charge OF obtaining money under fe etesss
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The Indian Aid Association will hold its first Ann
verssry tomorrow Tuesday evening ir the Bipt'
Church in Eleventh street.
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Officer Bennett OF the

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Oficer Bennett OF the
yov.r Poo- Court arrested Moses Erick Lsper Of place No
- Eisha svepue charged BY Chss H4s6Ouck Of New
buxh Co. with having eonusy bought and received
ou.y Of .ls property the value a 81 $50 web
iroupx that hsd been stolen Justice Welsh commit
ted the aeeu sd TO prison for exanrinatloI-
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The Police Commissioners have detailed Capt. Wal
ling Of the Sixth Precinct captain over the entire
detective and detailed force Of the department. Capt.
Wairg was one of the fret detectives under exchist
Matsel He was removed by Mayor Wood from the
department about eighteen months ago, but WAS re-
irstated coon as the Metropolitan force was organ
lied. He was in commsrd of the squad q. Ssguioe's
Point during the disturbance regarding the Quarantine
building and from there was detailed to the Fourth
Ward. After succeeding in getting this WGd in work
ing order be transferred to the Sixth Ward, where
be remained until the present time.
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One Of the daughters OF Erin, whose appearance
fo,esiadowed coming events cslled upon the
Mayor yesterday, and narrated that one Thomas
Bowers, stage-diiver, had seduced her under prom
lac Of marriage, and now refused to marry her. On
Ger Du Bois vas st once furnished with warrant, and
in shoIt time the delinquent jehu appeared, sccom,
panied by several Of bis friends. The Mayor askei
lin what be had to sag about the charge. He saii
lie could rot deny tia, be hsd promised to marry tae
rirl ara he tho lgbtte IVA. in pretty Id tight
place" TIE Mayor suggested tsat he hsd pr 5osoly
beer il tight place before aud warned him that the
persly thi. State for educDg gid under q years
~ wss tea years 10 the State Prison. Jehu thought
1t s's oSl5 Two ye@. He certainly did M waot 70
soik tn yeats for The State. Tao Mayor told him
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KILLED BY FALL.-A child years Old, named
Samuel sehs.te. on Frdsy afternoon, fell from fourtastoy
ndow Of bou,. Hooson street and died the
iTb, from N. INJURIES received Coroner Hi Saturday,
held AZ upon the body and the Jury rene1red verdict
OF Accidental death"
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Lrcyssys.-Tbe number Of licenses granted by the
y.,or pc. ,h. lot May public carts ctessnss
ocss Sc amount Ssa Among thsm, pswnbroko the
fret ever licensed In Broohyl
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FousD DRowsED.-Tbe boiy Of an unknown man
US. bs orrs md Seating in the Ess. River If Governors
I.nd He taken TO Whitehall slip BY NJ John W,kh,
whitehall bos:rlAn, and the Corone; notified
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CHARGE OF IsrAsTIcrDE.-Coroner Corioe yestss-
dsy held an inquest upon body Of tsn infant seh
hsd found sink Of house In Fulton avenue nssr
Cumberland street ascesirec 70 Be the child Of Ana
Sullivan unmarried reading 10 the hoass Sss Wss
committed ~ sIswsr the charge Of infsn.icide
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TIE LA1yFArAL ASFRAr IN frankie AvEsuE..

Michael Conway who shot by Peter Dsbef in snay
Ihurdsy light sTpsars BE- rsooyerDs although the bel
sill In his braiIs Two men, named Daniel MeDsrmou and
Henry DevD who accused Of being scsssohes the nl
Conway By urging Deher beat him. have been arrested
and committed TO sws ait examination
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CArrrRI on ABrReLAR.-Beiveeo snd ~ CLOCK
On Saturday nis bt William II. Hyatt coseamaA In
the employ Of M. Joseph II. Williams, residing c0rnsr
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FATAL AccIDEsT.-About 10 O'Clock On Saturday
morins child two Of named Thom Really fsl ffss
the third story window Of the ho1 3 South rtd street Ia The
,rouId ard died few ser Coroner 9oeu hsid In
quest when yeIcct Of accidental death rendered
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tie bdy He bed es essk pssss hHA os~~d ecA v-sl
Dos.a shir -~h nee h,~n hs sna .rss.sa. s,,s sss-
snS fpe es<tr bcsts X. .< u.>uu ga. -,sh 40
~hh.ss Bsh 'he so,ras~l bodies IA spp,ssiT
hes IN wAtsr sev-<~ w-eAN