New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
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'fT EfsfEAI on NfiiiA~ 4. EisItR.- %D
T. o'cocs ye>efcsy, ils rem,ns OF waasn 7. Potter
yeie oceveytd frUm NO. 81 Bescker stees, tbs ats
,dtrce of lie cecsaseS to the altar OF St Tsonass
Church, corrsr ot Brosdwsy and Houston street.
vrers tie urefs services socorcing TO the ss CT the
Plotessn. Episcopal ChuIrh. took piece st oc,oek;
4 Rev Mr. Kn.oke;bocser chiasl.rg. The coffin
zee oss beautifu. sPsoiDeA Of rosewood snd hash
o. the svsr pis;e Of tue id inscribed, NLlam
I Porter cied July IL, ISIS, eyed 52 yeas. At the
oee o. the rshsious ceremonies the Id Of the cOha
yss partsly removed as to afford the friends OF
tie otcesssd & lsfge number Of whom were presert
81 opportunity cf vieni-g the corpse sasr which the
tu.e "a prooe5sirn left ;or Gieenvooe Tnee the 60
ceased was inteued.
BrLL's HE,D.-The signs OF tie .i.nes at Bulls
Head oa Tueslsy, more fsvorsbie to the owners
f teef cattle tan they the previous week tae
a.Ling pros berg ful hsli oeat higher and, although
,tee was rot much business dons, as buyers seemed
oerersy dispoe5 to ws until the regular market day
ysler than pay nine cents pound, think the most
OF the frst-,ess cattle sold brought ths. price, and
piobsSly VII to-day, good stock is very scarce OF
oe mmon Snd inferior grades there will be 70 lack
tie lumber including state cst!s, leit over hon
tls last market VII probably resch well Up to
,l,ee thousand tesd, but the g1ess mass OF them
are 20 nesn that they are unworthy to bs
counted a. beeve., ani 70 doub: viii sell al price
corresponding to ther charac err II the weather
continues co6 however, through the market as it was
| on Tuesday afternoon, the genersl price Will run
lite ligher this week than did last, yet good msny
roor cattle vii sell at prices not equivalent to seven
cents pourd for tie iesh-beet we cannot cal it, IL
is pity to see such young steers sacrificed, psrtculsf-
IS when selling al The present current rates, the owners
SIZE sacrificed with item. Our report from Albany
shows that some 800 head mostly Of the best quality
of Western cattle, sold to 30 eastward, TO Boston
sud maket.
A CunD F,rALLY PoIsosED Coroner Connery
was called the house No. q Worth street, to hold
an rquest on the body of John ID. Sewel, child
three years of age who died from the effects Of poison.
1t appears that Mrs. Sewel, the mother had pur
chased quantity of solution of corrosive sublms.s
for the purpose of killing ra0, bedbugs, and other
min. After use, the bottle containing the poison was
placed under the bed from which place during her ab
seuce, the child got the bottle and forthwith drank
the contents. Medical aid of avail, and death
epsued twelve hours sftervHd The Jury rendered
verdict corresponding with the foregoing facts Many
have been the deaths IN this city arising from over
sight or careessness on the part Of mothers in esvng
den. Too much care, therefore, canno. be exercised
in the Use Of pOsons in families.
R,sCAILY ASsAULrUPOS RAILROAD CONDUCTOR.
AS one Of the Third Avenue Railroad cars pro-
ceeding up the hill in Chatham square, sbout o'clock
on Sunday morning last in charge of Mr.. John T. Flyn,
conductor three ruians got or the front platform, aud
when asked for their fares, commenced most brutal
.ritu Nfr Z leiia VIE Oi
robbipg him of his watch and the money he hsd col
ected during the night They also threatened violence
to the driver in be gave any alam. Mr. Flyn
called out for the police pretty ustiy and the driver
whipped his tesm in hopes OF finding pohcsmsn but
although none were Immediately met with the ruians
probably concluding that further delay would result IN
curtailrnent of their liberty, decamped.
THy LATE ARREST OF ALLEGED THpgs.-Mr.
| VIM. II. Macon, having office at No. % Nassau
street. yesterday morning appeared before Justice
Kelly and made complaint against George Baltimore,
Chauncey Mortimer, and Wm. Sinclair, charging them
with burgsiously entering bis place of business and
.tealirg therefrom pocke.book containing number
Of protested AID unprotected notes. and some other
opetty These fellows, il i'll be remembered. pub
shed in Monday TRBrSE, were arrested by Officers
Patterson and King, charged with stealing 500 worth
of gold pers from the manuf.ctory of VIM. Brown in
Nassau street Mortimer and Sinclair were arrested at
The house No 81 White street, in room occupied by
Baltimore and bis wife. The latter concealed un-
Der the bed and the pocketbock was found concealed
| between the beds. Ga Monday young girl cslIng
herself the wife OF Baltimore. csled at Police head
quarters and asked TO see the young fellows srrested
| saturday for the gold-pen robbery. The officers
.esrched her, and found in her pockets bottle Of
lsuesnum and the fellow ng letter. which tells its
| story; ,...
TONY Deer GoRcs-I writ. nes to you hopia to
coed .sS ~ H.. esb.I %s snd Etc., atn S
day IN 0-oIe spl .oII 20 sy @ ,qa 59u ssUs to
.e hat they will DO with you and sent A~ay from nc
viii put an myself that s tue IS am Living Gin
perlspss ded 20 Morrow Dear Goge true as sm
my IA Lziey 81 Clare Will with another men on
, Earth believe Ny word dear George don't know what 70 DO
you ware Hear would work my hand, OF Ny Body 70
ss d.eS Sh M r. & GGa me- you 1 SiG' 80 90 Good oo by D
| No HoIe at tho present time
Lily St C,re
| Nyp-uispcor
Nv Love 20 you viii never isii-.'
The eir ssys that che married Baltimore two years
sgo in the Cny of Phisdelpha. They lived there ten
mo1th,, and then came to the city. She says that he
is carpenter and was at work when the alleged bur
| glrry was committed.
She was sent TO the place of confinement ior wit
nesses in Whs street., aud yesterday released there
| btng no charge against her.
| Az OFFICER SrABBED-George Ii. Foger aoof'
keeper at the Ha,bor Police blouse, while en-
d.svoing :, prevent fight between two ruilsns Oh
board Of oIs Of tae s,er leland ferry boats, on MOO
DAY evening was stabbed in several pisces sbou' me