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NEWyJERS,EY ITEMS.

PICKPocKETs on the ET.GRoUsD.-A yousg
pickpocket was caught in the act Of relieving
gentleman Of his watch, yesterday afternoon, on Tie
Cricket Ground at Hoboksn. lie gave his nsme -
Thos. Fillmore locked though he might be about II
years Of age has light hair and eyes, is rather tai sad
not nl-lookirg; wears blue cap with heavy buttons,
and had on gray Raglan. Various propositions were
made for a prompt punishment OF HIM but Justice
Whitley being present, opened court and made out
commitment on the spot and one or two citizens volus-
teerpg convey the prisoner 10 the place Of duress
the Cricket Ground was relieved Of his presence. 1t
bebcoves visitors to this place to be on the alert. Tho
gttfpgered gentry are fond Of manly outdoor spors
and make the most of them in their own way.
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

TIE Cor missOners Of Hes ia met at ncop yssterisy
PIeFent-PEesdsrt Clsrcy, Drs. Rockwell, Miller and
IbompFop.
Brig John Stevens asked to proceed 70 the city.
Detied.
The Il Il. Trs Al siked to proceed to Hunters Point
'or ispt.. Grated but not TO 10 the city with
out further action of tie Board.
T. Cuir5s WALDO asked 70 bring Meas from Atlantic
Deck TO tie city. Denied.
Schooner Queen Of the South asked 10 proceed 70
Upper Quar- antipe. Granted under the reeo luton.
Ship 4. j. Rogers asked to ballast at Quarantine,
and 20 to ses. Granted.
Ssa "a, "r5t,sa tn npP' a.. ~ pso ~
ballast, ard her case vas laid On the table for ten
dave.
Steamer Columbia allowed TO proceed forthwith.
Quarantine; cotton to be put On bsges and remain at
Quarertine and the balaoce allowed to come to the
city passengers allowed to proceed three days after
arrival; baggage 70 BE- ventilated.
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LITTER FROM TIE HEALTH OFFICER.

To The Edi,o, Of The " y. TribrnG
SIR 1t is believed that my name has recently been
used publicly ard privately, in connection with the
Office hold, go az to produce general impression
tbat am striving to retain the position.
To prevent IN apprehension in this respect among
ny political friends, end especially to avoid any evil
which possibly might accrue TO the Republican party,
growing cut OF the came desire to say that am not
candidate for resppointment to the Office Of He sth
Officer Of the Port CT New York"
Very respectfully, your ob-deot servant
r. II. THOMPSON
Qt0r1nf'ne 8. L. Health Officers Office, Aug 81 1853
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fe,oUs reg-'-1 60 cary To- ooeenpA.S
rrTs-s 70 t. Cty Htl. r--s d .se
--s --ro ed bAr 'hst ~ Be s-hot-1 aivsr.~
fr s-ct<s a.. end t. 4~rs
. nc oz Tier nth plsas a. sio. T. -.
(crs-oo c., rcf fr alustio1
Rs.erse 1s, tie .lsl {, taoesaad eel.I, te sad ,s
ty app Pf.ei iof ne rp - -p-cs-i = TIE fore
sos rcccn 20 Be CT see its appropriate
ppof./ Tts the Street Conns,ors- b. sad be Is
.u't,yec Greeted procure neces-ay psas az sp-
fcs;ous suitable Be- fewer 20 b ccas5 IL. otFs cad
sc f-rrher ths' be be for
5css contract r tue and an.mt avszi q
coLi,s N tie psIs az specs ,iioas . the m
nc L Couacl for ecrf;mAio,.
Reset,d Tat ,ns Of - thousand dol,s b. Aad tie
lcTsty sqpropstst for he parpse mentioned il
Eoirs eso. The u b csss 70 ia spp-opri..e
account.
TIE RepOr. was laid over, AID the Board adj Jurred
to Tuesosy rext
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LAW LINZE.LLLGENOK.

COURT or SPECIAL gEssIONs.-Auc. 2-Besos Jas1oss
BRowSELL, WELSH and QUAcgEEsuSa.
CAFES 0 the calendar, II convictions. 81. viz.
Susan Kelly, stealing piece OF spsham. Ton
DAYS.
William Brown, stealing wearing apparel. Three
months.
Charles johnson and William Brewer, stealing Q
meat-saw. -Four months each.
Bartholomew McCsrty stealing splsDk. Ten dsys
Mary AIN o Lesry, stealing morocco o'o''' jug
ment Suspended. O..
Elizabeth Holmes, stealing siiVsf "eNu' d.
month";. y.L
William johnson, stealing q coat: -Four monta.:
Peter Keys, stealing piece oil velvet. Ok noatss.
Michael Brscken, stealing pair Of CATERS. 10
William Smith, stealing crowbsr. Six months.
William Rollins ana Tnouss Thornton, stealing 70
bacoO. Three months each.
Andrew Richter, stealing nam. House Of Rsidgs.
Mary Murray stealing kettle and wash-tao' I've
James Moran, stealing musk melons. judgment
suspended.
Patrick Csrrigan stealing shoes. Two months;
Richard Nevins, keeping dscrderiy houss. jug
ment Suspended. . oS
Je..pA + Bailey 4i p,.v SSssy. convicted
Lewis ElNd, assault and battery Ftx%.
Jobn MIN, assault and battery. Flwo mVT
Patrick Doyle, ssssut and batts. f rd
Martha Burke, ssssult and basry. fneo ~. ana
barbara Brest, assault andsttery. Jaos"s'"s
John Quln aaaut an y,ayusst
pended. Ill. and os1'7'J'
suspended ugh. assault and o'''''''
Aaron McDc''e ,-.hai
months. - .,.sut and bsttsry. Oos moath.
William Kelly. a assault and battery. .,,err. I've
Michael M MiCsiiek, assault ana '"
months sssault and be'tey' -o.,h
Matthew B,fnes, and battery One moos sa,N .,A
Ann Jones sss su.ts Ard Barney Hunt sss9" ss~
battery Rs%snsssssa. u Ard battery. Jaisn''s A
pended. .,y Co1-er,rcg,r
J,ne. Gordon Berne.; sss Charles y J. ~ f,r rect
To reeovs[ scnD,ss bs toe defendant NOS fala a.
Of p'es cOysp.n:s entered into and dsmAs' a'S'
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CRY Hall POLICE Contributing of special
interest t,anspred yesterday before Justice Welsh in
the Few Court at the City Hall. A large number Of
disoritry characters and prostitutes, who were ar
rested tbs previous evening, were brought up but no
Witnesses appearing in m'ority of the cases, they
were dismissed with reprimand. Catherine Costello
was sent to Blaokwelrs Island for three months as
yagrsnt Mary McClusky was held to bail in the sum
of $500 for her future good behavior. My Hamilton
was committed as disordery, and Louisa McGregor
was held TO bail in tie cum Of $500 to for
assault ar battery On James Blackwell.
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second story, use d a. a hay loft.

DTAIH FROM SuFFocATIoS.-Coroner Gamble held
An noue If al the Twelfth Precinct Police Station on
the body Of Archibald Carmichael native Of Ireland,
= xesrs of age, who was found dead in ditch IN
Fourth avenue, between One hunired-snd seventh
ard Ope.hunjred-and eighth streets. In the ditch
xb.rs Mr.. Carmichael was found was sbou; twelve
;rct,s Of water, but how be came there still remains
m,,te,v. He had complete set Of fishing tackle with
him ard the ,pot where bis remsins were discovered
!. or;te reso,, for fishermen when the tide is not e.
certain s;sg. Tie dscs.ei might have fallen IN fit
vile interested and turbed into The ditch. Thsjuy
,s,fs,.s.ys,Sict o. Iea.h from sufocs.ios.
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STREET ROBBERY BH Bors.-EI-Oaieef kse' ana
Officer Woodbridge, Of the xth Precnc., on MONDAY
light arrested three boys named Peter MeD.nne'''
joseph McCu.ker and Joseph Clifford, charged win
having stolen gold watch and cham i0n " pO.H''
ofs man who was as!eep or drunk, on TIE 'V0P =,
house N KIg street, near ysrick. MF' hAei %" az
hoys in TIE sct Of selling the watch a.
in BsIter street, ard calling upon otiesr W zee
lee were ;sksr il custody. Tie prisoner WEE !'-
te,dsy con ut:ed for eI.inir.hoa By JISieS O'''ra
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The Hon. Isaac Toucey, Secretary Of the Navy i
at theMetropolitsn Hotel

OBr1u,RY-Died, in this city, Sunday evening the
18th inst at the residence OF bis father the Raw Cal
vim Wolcolt, Asa GARDsER WoLcoTT, NJ. d., of New
Orleans, sged 80 years.
DIR. Wolcott was graduate Of TnGity College and
took bis medical diploma in this city. lie was thor
oush schola true lover Of the study Of his profess
SIGN, and died from biz exerons to make himself
full to bis fellow man. His health had been falling since
May last but he unwilling to relinquish his post Of
duty until his wasted strength aimonished him tina.
bis days were numbered. lie arrived at home but to
welcome the loved ones of his family, and breathe
out bis last moments among them. He WA fully
aware of his approaching dissolution, and calm and
bsppy in the prospect of death. That Savior, whom
he had loved and acknowledged in health, was
with bin, and sustained bin in his LAST hours. Az
earthly tbpgs recsded lie was enabled confidently to
rest his hope this rock Of his salvation looking for
wsid to an iLheiitaLce inconuptbe and undefed add
that fsdeth not away. ".
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TEMPORARY BELL-TowER.-Mr. Cories, the
Superintendent of Public Buildings, has prepared the
plan for temporary beethoven in the Park 30 feet in
hight TO be usei during the erection Of the proposed
tower Of iron. The iron tower will require consider
able time for its erection; and temporary frame on
which to give alarm for fire in the Lower Distrc. is
very much reeded The City Hal bell cannot be rang
"'h S4'o'J On 'he cnafred tower which now holds IT.
and preparations are be;~. ruv
temporary tower would cost about 500
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IAt,>xti.~u,~u,l
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RrPUBriCh, WARD MFsTING.-rA. RspubI.caus Il
the Tenth WGd met en- Monday nigh. IN. II. Has.
biouek in the Chsr for the purpose OF taking acass
relative 10 the primary elections lengthy dsoassssa
ersued ard it wss 6oaly decided to meet asais o
Thursdsy evening Of this ek with the undertaking
that Republicans who did not enroll themselves BY tis.
time should be debMred from voting 81 the ptiaGg
ceilings 10 be held this Fall.
RIor.-Atout L. O'Clock on Monday nigh. gsnS OF
rewdies, connected With Epgiue Company No. 10 -
turner's, broke into the Adephi at toe corner Of Grsal
srd Eleventh streets ard, knocking down the dosr-
keeper, crested disturbance in the ballroom, where
there party Of Germans were dancing. oflic.rs She's.
msp and Lsrsmie, OF the Sixth Precinct, went in 70
quel the disturbance when they set upon BY the
party and driven out OF the house. The officers return
ed soon sftsr with posse of men, and succeeded n
anestng the pgleaders, who were held for exsm'na-
ton.
FERRY AcoIDENr.--tIslerick Hoefer was kaooksA
down by pair Of horses on Biidge street fsnysess.
on Monday by which he sustained fracture OF the
eft arm and was internally injured. lie WAS tsksl 70
the I.org Island College Hospital.
THE STREET REPAIRs.-The appropriations applied
toward keeping the streets 10 order having become sx
hausted the laborers were this week discharged aad
work suspended. Last year, $4,000 wa expended n
repairing the streets and this year, thus far $40
SuDDFE DEArHs.-A man named Michael Crowley
died suddenly at his residence No. $50 Columbia street.
yesterday morning supposed, from disease OF the
heart. The death Of Lawrence Cornsan anuounosA
yesterday, as from congestion Of the brain supern
duced by ntoxicstion," Inaccurate. The verdict
ofhe Corone,s jury WAS that be died Of congestion Of
the lungs.
H,BEAs CoRPUs.--Sylvester Collins and John Auea,
arrested come time since for passing counterfeit ~
bills on the National Bank of Providence, X L., upoa
tavern keepers along tho Coney Island Pankroads
xa.s Irou before Judge Culver yesterday wits
CT habsss corpus. The discharge Of Allen YVES applied
for the grourd that he did not pass the bills, whls
il was commended that Collins having received the bh
as good passed them without being aware OF their
spurious nature. The application was denied. The
amount Of bail demanded tor Allen wss 900 in t9e
urdoubted suretes. One came up TO 90 his bail,
but subsequently, concluded that he was not worth
the cunt required. The prisoners were remaaded.
SUsPiCIOS OF BURGLsRY.-Francis Speizmonin, Q
ptddler was arrested yesterday by the Police Of the
Filth Precinct on suspicion OF having stolen three
dresses frl III the bouse Of Mrs. Pmsn No. rs South
Seventh street. He called at the house pretense of
selling sone articles, and seen TO leave With -
additional bundle under his arm and the dresses hs
ing missed soon after, II was supposed that no haa
stolen them. lie was he'd for examination.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN CARNINE sTRFFI


Yesterday morning about o'clock fire occurred in
the frame building No. IA Carnine street, occupied as
an oyster saloon by Patrick Irwin and thence the
hsmes extended to the grocery store OIL ii. Harrison
adjoining. Damage to the grocery store SO insured
81 eco on stock Of groceries and household effects, in
the Park and Excelsior Insurance Co. The building,
owned by John d Stevens, vas damaged o the extent
of SO; insured $lOC0 in the Bowery Insurance Co.
The origin of the fire is al present. not known some
ssy commenced in the grocery, while Others Asssr,
that it originated in the saloon.
FIRE Is BARROW STREET.
On Monday night fire broke cut IN tue three story
b,ck building rear Of No. y Barrow street, occupied
on tie lower floor ss stables by Vim. VOORHEES,, John
Westfed ard lsaac Hellock; third floor by William
Pessip, piano-forts manufacturer. Tue valuable
horses peiished il tbs 6.mes. The building owned
by VIM Vetob, was dams ed TO the amount OF sSoi
insured in the Greenwich Insurance Co. Loss OF Mr..
Pletsin 500, insured in the sbovensmed Company.
The fire sns,ed-but from what cause Is unknown
in the second story, use a. hay loft.
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-, ~t,'- IA n. a. .ss "a. .. ...', -li
~ = - ff. ~ - 70 49, r. - 80
~ hcs7s as - 100, ar 49, wy ~ a az a.ss- =
- sreisi tstas Pfes - "a seis ss.s.
81 To- 80 So Brr.s..- a., tiav
THr Sr-ifIs,>r PF,R TGIr --asss.. x.x.,.ax
se sws-s ttS' t-e f,Isf S'uyvs-sRt psx re- s,.,
.' fcr-.ahfs css rsf' q &c S'uyNsts e-e. car.
rsr g. Th.rt sysrue al I,ris-u's stree, -N org
IS ~ tIcugti from Hosud AID va p'satd the
CITY rlore 'tsr tso Eurc-ec yssp age. lals ysG q
b-.srs fre '-gs fCrs speciuse - wh;ca ss sTs 10.
cst ed 70 Thcrrss NsciNlsn eel agent n. ssa'e
We krow ct 70 other pea trs e eaes loaxevsy
sra fruifulpss,, though tas pear Is prcveto's.S
.cUs lived tree Ton Adv
flivs-fi,smsu,
IMITATION MIN AND WoMIN.-fee, ADJ thst
eIioiE LIE Asag Tasy Dc yiai.s eat tsls
Y Is 'ne uas' ~aiccsfl 'Y>Cts 10 q. ~ot fioosss
xth'itS %. All A. ssEN-Ns AtsttN tns s'efaSs- ns
sfeLIs
Aivert. s.rnsnt
CYRUS W. fITID
hrrs,t PsorcsssFs q Cysvs " rFt q o. srhssasu q
SSADrs uALtsEr, No $50 ssivsy ovt ToorSsca s.lssa
kiv--neuen,l
TIM METALLIC TABLET STRop--IpvsotSsi -
Gro S,VNpssS lsis-rhis Ae o nss> u,s. hss new.
h,ea eglasd tor producing tie ts-ls-t r~ss .ixs -
rrror Can h ostss a the b.rnhers sua co.. uss
era }. 4 s s,VsDGSs. Score NJ. ASos Acuss
IAdscSa.-u~a.
BR,DY's GALLERIES.
. ANnorYFt, and DiGcSssrsrrrss
-Si.~., w. st'S,s ss1' D z "-' ''''' 49, w.
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REoEPTros OF The CREW OF The NIAGARA AT TIE
HALL OF THE USIos, COOPER IssTlTrTE.-Ihe crew
Of the Niagara will be paid of to morrow Thursday
and separate to their home' but, before leaving they
are TO have public reception tonight at o'clock, O.
tire Cooper Institute. Capt. Hudson, Mr.. Field MIR.
Everett the Ulcers of the chip and other gentlemen
viii be present. The Rev. Mr.. Jones Of the Seaman
Church ard other eminent speakers viii address the
crew sni officers. Tie people Of the city OF New
York should not permit these hardy sons Of Neptune
who, by the hsEdug scd safe laying OF two Thousand
miles of cable, have contributed much to the sd-
vance Of scence and civilization, to depart without
gviI them hearty welcome to our city. Inc crew
in body, with uusic and banners, model OF tne'
clip srd section Of the cable, Will ariye al Tue
Cooper IL stitute abou. pm.
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A GUIDE To FRASER RIVERA nest ise PamPn,
let, compiled by Capt Elias Smith, con.anlrs luA
history of the late god discoveries IN New CAs1Un'A
With nap Of the different routes thither laO,7 VI
distances ard vocabulary of the langu'gs usea "
the ffeient tribes Of French ard Hslf-b'eeoS "
Frazer River and Puget Scurd, in conVerslns WIN
Americans, has JUS, been published BY psH'1
DaytppOrt
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toward keeping the streets 10 order having become sx-
hausted the laborers were this week discharged, aat
work suspended. Last year, $4,000 was expended n
repairing the streets, and this year. thus far, $40 Voo
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FERRY AooIDESr.--FIeier.ck Hoetsr was kaooks4
down by pair Of horses idge street fsrry-sess.
on Monday by which he sustained fracture OF the
eft arm and was internally injured. lie WAS tsksl 70
the I.org Island College Hospital.
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REAL Estate The following sales Of real estate
were made Yesterday by T.. Ii. Ludlow L Co..

CARD.-R. &. Pardee begs leave 70 acknowledge
the receipt Of following Of money tor the re Of the
sui-pg Epgsh family u fry fourth street and Broad
referred T. n THE DAILY TElBusE Of the 18Th inst
>O saeh ilom knyOn Hssoouca. H. and ~ Letter ~ "
81 OGDEN, snd e each from nine parsons ylz hin An
Odlnshman Nero r New York. q Laisnt street
Friend from Posdsn { Squire u and BY Istter ,. W
= zach from ten persons viz Two Poor Bachelor a,
K. ". n, Z w, Hs~Khurst, II. C., C., ). W. w,
ST. Adams and BY Letter. n ~
81 " e.ea from Nasset, Saratoga ID CoCrtiandt stree.
AID d. Z.
- esch from fifteen persona VIZ: s. W T., n, H. A W,
2. c., Two Young Ladies Els K D. H., ). 3,
SJupa,hizing Young Friend, o., Men, b. L. -. ~
WS;erloo, Letters aid ST. Kisko. y "
. Zach Icm twenty eight persons VIZ: Por.er l. s.
symps;bizer, 4. Rumsey c. B., A. H. PGer'
ION, s. Felix street, A O., z. o. p, J. 81. Hubbard
FT.dsJ F. C.. H. per Times, Miss 81. and otAsrwth' =, "A
lux
Gentleman 25 T. @. p and three others 30 crnn -
esch, W. w. and Friend o oents each. ..',... 20
sS va. handed to ne by The Mother, received 81 ast
house, ac'uding els collected BY Hr. H1nias''o' A. N
III Is
49, jts ass Q, y ~,
AT Ct vAeh IL u bsak sws.iirx the most ~ry iL. sam
III - HdrsEf bsrrtt OF .5s family, "a. or
sica hss ba Uset for p-essut nccesnH ssd bsasfs
hs 10 49, uest happy 70 ssy 20 "a, very
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FORCED CHEcH.-Yesterdsy afternoon Frenchman
called at the carpet store Of Miller Brothers, No. 81
Canal street, and purchased a carpet worth ~ 80,
giving payment check for tie amount Oh the City
Bank sgrsd August Van Des.iere. Ia accordance
with directions the carpet cent to No. IS Greene
street. Soon after the sale Effected the check was
presented at the Bank, when the teller stated that
such man kept sn account there. The fellow has no
dosbt been carrying the game some time, as other
checks had been pre,ented at the Bank Of the same
kind. The firm sent to the house Greene street. but
both carpet and man were gone.
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CoRREcrIoS.-In noticing in yesterday TRIBrSE
the grand reception rendered to Purser Edredge, Of the
steam gate Nsgas, in Eastchester, we insdvertent-
ly stated that the entertainment was to be given BY
Mr.. Peter PRIME instead Of Mr.. Peter NJ PInie.
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CYRUS w, fuID.


hrfsiN P'orces'rs q cY,v, " rirt o on srhsaso Z
sx,Drs eALtsSr No SSs s,i-.y ovss Tsorv.oas s.ssa
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PUBLIC MEETINGS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDEKNkN.
TUESDAY, Aug. 24.-Mr. JoHS CLANCY, Pfesiisut,
in the chair.
Veto from tie Acting Mayor The following was
annOuI ced from the Ac ing MAYOR:
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In hi. cor ueclon your Committee would remark tsa TIE 81
A,e proposed By for the present attic story o. the
City Hal viii be made In such manner thsi snoed ee nefe
,er arcdtd to rase the erue building 81 soty
heretofore recommended the same csc De doe Ntho
interfering With being Detrimental - the Popou'h inc
bnAeios wbep completed BY beSs raised snetssf sefI
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p MARINE COURT.-AUGg,r
Lane. (jordon Berper sst Charles j. CoSs !. f,r rsot
~ ,scaysr 400, alleged TO be due n pr, sim 81
n,amisss occupied BY toe d.fends1t n@a d9c, .
0. p, pan coysp.n.s entered into end asmSs'
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