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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
THE STUMP-ThIL COMMITTEE.
SWILL~MILK INVESTIGATION.


The Committee mel yesterday, Aid. TvcMEY,
TUCKER and REID, aud Councilman H,swELL, being
present
The following document from Frank Leslie was
read before the COMMITTEES:
OFFICE oy FRAsK LEsLix's ILLUSTRATED Nsws,
No. IS Frankfort street, New York. June g. lSd3.
To ths Cemmitt,e o. the Board ot Health
0yNTLEMES acknowledge the recep. of your sabpena TO
attend the meeting Of yotr Committee 70 day. June oa' must
decline obeyns summons this date TOT reasons winch have
append slthouah perfectly willing to appear
nv reasons fcr rerins the meeting Of the h inst
although the counsel tor the disters net per-
tted to dictate tho action, and suggest questions
through Mr. Smith Superintendent OF the Sixteenth street. dis
Sondg That sthocsh the present inquiry Ia, arisen entirely
s,as. hss never besn any point
inflammation upon which my eap.:s va: FOUNDED or the e'i
Third " Thai the parties implicated IN ihe yssaon wse
a S: ana even ~ R cu d who ooeupsd
oil the pelosaves Of the Committee Iarlns simple inquiry
.housh tue isquy to be upon he sub.
ect Of sw milk oil the "Iss:e; at he two . meetings c Of
sbe and st the he s @ toe b, Snss1a
individual cs.es and shutting out anumbe oil important W"
Fb That in aaence of the mode Of contracting the
inquiry m.ny OF my most Tne.:e. very por 4; ae
AID M unnecessary cross ex animation
SfI That a. the fra meeting suggested tbs; but wit
ss hsep roxdsd by TIE employees Of the sxis
bs who have each occasion Threatened me wn p.onS o
witnesses fran coming forward
These ere somelo the which induced 20 leave the
Committee room; but perfectly ready and most wiling 30
sppe. before you and will slate all that prepared 10 prove
and produce evidence substantste s statements oaJ
skL days notice of the time OF meeting and al sssqi
my witnesses be permitted 70 come ANA 90 safely
and without insult from psttes who have hitherto been
10 throng the and the exclusion of those will
TO epP-ur on the part Of The Pabiic. 49,.
Ithc Dsiery and Co~slab- interest IS willing TO appoint
MI Smith conduct its business and be appears amply c1mps
tent Before Committee perfectly ccntented 20 take th
responsibility Of producing witnessed without ths merf=r'
,nce the presence oi counsel
an, gentlemen yours respectfully
FRANK LESLIE.
TuoMEY-Is there any person here that can give any
information agan the swlll milk II there is, we are
resdy to hear them.
HAswRLL moved to subpoena Leslie to appear on
Thursday at p. NJ. sad that he be required to pro-
duce his proof.
TuosEY-Mr. Leslie has bad every opportunity he
named the last day hmeelf; he hsd his physicians
here; they were net detained at ali, but were put on
the stand at once. Counsel was present and ssked
questions, ard If he wanted counsel why didn't ne say
sol As to counsel am willing TO see James I. Brady
on one side and Chaes Conor on the othe' If neces-
ssry to fetch out the faets. Adjourned to Thmsdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
BOOT AND sHOEMAKERs MASS MEETING.

BTET MD STfFEMEhFhN M ny MIL MI.
o. hotday nignt the geu;lem4as boot and shoe
makers held a. s1ioa-psd meeting at Kesn's Four.
tenth Ward Hotel, corner Of Grand and Elizabeth
streets. CHss. MCCARTHY, President pro tenn, occu-
piec TT c5slr. The busosss Of tt meeting consisted
- earl, az members and election If oiicer. reso-
luton adopted rendering the thanks Of the body
to the pfes tbs city for tue notices which have
appeared relative 70 the pIooes1Ggs II the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
COMMITTEE ON FOUNDING HOSPITAL.

The Special Committee appointed by the Board Of
Courclmen to consider the propety Of establishing
Founding Hospital, met for the last time yesterday
DIR. ALEXANDER b. MorT appeared before the Com
mittee snd heartily commended the proposed institu
ton. In bis opinion, it would do much toward pre-
Ward alone he kne personally that duriog the past
month the bodies Of half dozen infants had bsen
found in prvies In the cemetery on Fust avenue and
under other circumstances which led to the belief that
they had not died natural death. There scarcely
physeisn in the city but receives frequent appica
lions 10 produce abortion. He believed that Found
ing Hospital would, in great measure, remove the
temptations to commit these crimes, while ne did no.
nrosti,uticn In Europe, where such ssyiums bad
fons been established they did not produce perncious
results. Tbs doctor urged the establishment of such
an asylum for various moral scc'sl and humane rea.
Hosntal. recommending sn appropriation OF s. 900 70,
rentsng largo and scsbls bliains IN soma ee0tfsl
Iccait,. wSsrs toe experiment msal be ta'iy tired
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vryGs COUNTY COURT or OYER AND rERMIEEx-
hiNvo 49, lr1sr sTKoAc. and Justices kwnoss nd

ScHooNNagER -, r. 49, ro.,dsr Of IA. IA,
'aee =, ,Ti.I ID. Juy ia bis having ben sa-
n Ss,rd.y The spenies Of The Court ne DE-
,sstrd be had ssoe,tssed IA, nee
VIC, 1at,arp-tbe VI tbs murdered SuAn -
ns ben ..d Ro.Ds, .ss,s .n asi soh "a 100 ssS
II or tbs prisoner was nadudsd BY 9csss.s
II. Judge th. trial .eould q 'pepac nn ss5 IT,.
for The purpose hndiDs new ind a. 80.
Christopher Reyneids, who WA ccss' ~ -. :
..as Il. susJ-s W Sossh W ioi sssnss: ~ o.,
10 sasss 4 ~ Al sssss sa.ed ~ re s,ey ~
he III e ~ sesh hoxcsk~d thse hs az n'e kas~
J.sss ,siso swss ~ dsssvsS aoa ~ sss
your life Of .sy :sd dsssy 1850 e. "a =.
WIZ "a rsr dope-d BY yccr bruae< I'D biz family e sesa
oo dong hars vheeia st1s a ntesicstea H. -
lam TIA. year sbss bel done b oeso1 80 ZOE
90 so~, xss sAt wa In iso tss Prcssses - -
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ftt, whereepcn Mf..Psyne OFFS -d'e IS bss' or Mo
Csta.sct City Bsok. THIS also pronounced TO be
unter'e by the bsr keeper. and the waiter IN run
piog backward sad forward. came across ex'Offeet
Master on, to when he made known the msttec. Wtt'
cut mach ado Mss,ersco ePpsehendei Nh Psyue and
took BIN 20 the Sts,ioS House, vFers hs was de-
tanned for the night Yesterday l>oFosg the prsossr
taken before Justice Kelly. the olsrye preferred
sni the bills harded over The msg's,rIs npoo e~
snniOg the buis prouoaaoed them geoaiOs, did
Chtr people IN Court, and NJ. Psyse was hoaGsbIy
di,chsrg &C.
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ForSD DRowsED.-The body of 50 unknown
wcas1 poorly Cal found Tuesday N the ,si hiE,
The foot o. Seventh street II rgcs decoapossd ana
bad probably 5ees II The for m'oihi An nfle.
ws bed tho bodv and verdict OF supposed drowning
rendered.
FArAL FAIL-Pati.k H.ya = native OF Ireland,
J, died Tuesday fr,n the effects OF s cosn
digit OF s.s-s received few days Coones Ill., eea Al
ipq-sst the BODY Belsvus Hosos and the Jury rsa
tes-i vettct DeS.a By ,aais secaeasAJ received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

JryINILE Yesterday morning Officers
Hull and MoorehOuse Of the Twentieth Precinct, appre
ended two boys named TtOmss Hart and Samuel
Potter charged with having burgsriously entered the
dwelling house No. 10 West Thity-Oursh street, the
owrer ard occupant of said premises being away in the
country with his family. Thomas and Samuel had. i.
seems, in company with number of other boys, burg
lsriousIy entered The house and ransscked L from top
to bottom. Gas pipes were torn up and the Croton
pipes ripped from their places and cut or bent IN
suitable pieces to carry away. fancy clock had been
demolished in order that its brass mouongs might be
got at The officers upon entering the house found 1t
deuged with water from top TO bottom, the young
rascas having cut off the pipe and left the Croton
running. The boys arrested acknowledged that they
bad already sold two champagne baskets full OF pipe
srd calculated upon making great hau'. Justice
Kelly con mtted the young thieves to prison for eram
instioD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

WAIIAcT'5- TBEATsa-3IsIyIr NicHr-M
Lawrence pardon, the doorkeeper at this house takes
bis sunusl brreft &c n errov e,sping. A most al
usctivs bill HiI be presented embed wing al the
edy talent O. The company, ana ses1e volunteer ate
sleo prouised. Mr. Bsrsoa has May friends, and by
his unwssl ':fg good nature sad as gen.smanly ae-
me amor IL the discharge sfhis rsst ar uksoms duties
hss earned the sgard o. tue iaesssr-goiug psEic,
which will undoubtedly be tes.iisod "a substantial
an gratifying manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
REAL EsrarE.-The following sales Of real ess1e
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange BY

DRowsED WHILE ISToxIcATED.-Coroner Gamble
ye.terdsy held Inquest, at the New York Hospital,
on tie body of Thomas Bennett, who was drowned
day or two sitce 10 consequence Of fslicg into the
dock foot OF Fulion street. East River, while intox
icaied. BE vas cooper by trade. Bennett was p
yeas of age and a native of Englsnd. He has left
wife and cue child.
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fAtvs1issD~oll
SrEc1AL SME on CorrAGg HousEs -.The q

SPECIAL SALE or COTTAGE hOuSES.-The ~
trrton q .- ia moderate desns 20 psrchs-
snd very reasonable terms 10 o.l-c "a ss
th Sl HoUsEs shcb ia % ske pa, % oStsf
T. Cor. ,.frc. June 10. a. NJ so Fn.'a tcss
FPa.ie CITY Hai Brskyu. Tn ssoye h.s.> are 70 .es o:
ncrtA ride T~-uty first a. sue hetsrei frh Az
BrookyD. Ikey c0usra-n ssi "a gee
order The tr sisdet F-sed 81 cuib-d To- 700 ss
hanin Svrnu- pass whis blocks every ts~ rnsfs
The hous.s rented to ssJd asat bat iaia ats 2t
session cCrd be given - he psh'ey AlT p'rnoa Of fss
paichsse sry ren,'n "a bond and mortgage.
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suRRoGATEs coURr-JusE a--Before EowAss q


sURROGATEs COURr-JrSE a-Befofe EowAss e.
WEsT.
Ia the nstler Il tho Estate o. Josepa Rogers dsosassd
joseph Rogers by his will, bequesthed 10 his widow
al n, hons. 10 furniture aud 10 his children the remainder
IA, aud personal The widow elected 10 take hsg
eoyry icss.d Of Upon portion VI the reel ssats
the boLd aud morgszs executed BY the estse u -
he time for The widow claimed tna tbs intsse %
that should b. p,d Of The psssoas es
and the sod prohs 81 the red eess
The Surrogate decided that rents issues &c. Of the re- -
s should applied OF the the eoaA
and nofgsge shoula b. pse Of the per.sAe sacs
Hamilton w. Robinson for ths widow A. W. bfsdfoss toe M
In the natter 81 be Es,s. q Hsny LsyerJ. dseesssd
Henry yourg, creditor OF tue estate OF deceassqs
preeated Application 10 TIE Surrorse, claiming u me PC
e.ds u real est.s msds BY the exseutI o.
ureer power eoutsnedin his WILL b. distributed 70 sne
the crs dfoTs The application opposed ~ ne
and Surrogate decided ,hs, ths urcceeds snooio D ~
the nth ofJuy nex In the sane m snnsr , ~ AZ.
rbu.d "a ssr OF the psyu9rps On aeDs
LsTccgue Barlow for petitioner w" D''' wv '~'Se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

AcAoEsr % HU'E.-In consequence Of tho con
tinued lnoisposition Of NJ. Anoiic, tue "Plvon.s"
announced for this evening lie postponed, ba Dopi-
zsttis "Ducress Bo'gs viii ne given instead With
stIcng cast including Madame Gszz4n:,a, Ms, AIDE
lside Philips, Messfs. BrsroH, Gssier, G.spsroni
and Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

BOLD STREET RoBBERY.-A fellow named George
Williams wss arrested yesterday afternoon for stealing
p,rte monnsie from lady who was standing a. the
corner Of Cena and Church streets The lady mad the
pcrte.mornsie in her hand and looking into shop
window when Williams came behind her, and reach
rg over her shoulder, snachsd the property from her
possession. Officer Oliver and ex-Oficsr Sherlock
beng near by, pabbed the light-6ugsred thief AMI
Justice Connolly locked him up in prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Iuns a-Bstors !

UNITED STATES CTCUUKT-Iun- B-beofe Jddso
BErTs.-DgcIsIoSs N ADMIRALTY
Jeremiah Winnshsm and Others Of the stss DtaR
LevahsD SGT The Snip chslepss Geo onwod aud others
claimant. =,
Tins action was upon chage for towing the ship
the Light Boat of the hbor her anchorass 70
DE Hnoson River opposite the city II Hswfork on fhs ih
Ja1us.y 1856 for which the agreed 10 pay 800
On bearing testimony and counsel In the cause the Co:t
ordered JUDGMENT the belsnts for That sad ts-
teTer. 80.
Cutting for ibesL;s Fullerton inning for claimaatS
Tae iirend Jury called this morning, but 0aly
their Ths Court discharged them ~
THURSDAY morning az ii o'clock: -
Tois was 8 suis a bo tomry b nd executed AT PeS-
nsnbuoo which c0InmsDn Issued and bad % b-.s re-
mined motion msde ~ postpone ani ths return q ths
r s-lou Various sds,i fesd pro and eon aud NE
Judge ordered b. postponed until zoe issh w
.ys =, examine ds bens es who abou! to lssvs,
,no the case 10 b. MED per- Dptory Oh ths' day.
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lAdvss,iement I

A PROFESSOR OF LAW wanted in tho depart
Of Lsw in the State aud National Law Ssaod
Fougbkeepr n Y. Good csmp-nsAtiou svcS To cesaes
ses VII b. ds~iabe stssio Appy 70
.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

They propose 10 empower a oonpstent Medical Com
mItea TO conduct the esiabishment under the direo.
tCu Of tie msyCf.
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Atvas,senss<-j
TWO LOVES AND Itrg -

an creates has isa. ~th wth th chars drama By Tea
Tsyios has been fscelv-d Basxv~s NVSEys NJ. Hsts
Dcnin Ryss hiss es,r,orin,y "ht- W r. re. -
rsch ehss,o AL Pr,fuudiy utter He'd p~sfsr,s
RH's ia .dDr.e The pee ,e b t-prs~oel Tvs Ayvs~
AOoN sul EyfstNC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
HRiDY'S GALLERIES

AMsEoISPEs sai DAGyEKgkorhrts
Nos $50 and rs Broadway New Ho'k. aud No ~ fenasr
vsuis sv.. NIshingtou d. c,
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fAdyeftis-u,@ot

CLOSED At o'CLOCK.-Clerks in stores early
oosed exeseat opportunity sfes that hour % oass
oord PrRTsoLoGicu CaAKr o. their chsfstef Hsai s'a
d ef.ctL Of Fo9NEs NstIs's. No So bcosa~"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
MARINE COURT-June s-Befors Judge Mc0ssrsy aud
HORSE TRADE IN HIGH LIFE.
William A. Barr ag,. Ambrose c. Kingsiand.

William A. Barr ag,. Ambrose G. kingland,
This was an action to recover damages Sustained By
the plaintiff by having received nnsound hote from
Kuassud pure based Of Bar valuable horse worth no. ssd
gave in aud s29 tina. kngsand represented
an. mare b. sound when she hsd the dof4
which had been concealed by keeping Der In pasture tho DE-
PENDANTS country residence and which became sppsfees - ssos
she was fed upon hsy.
The imputA ions OF plaintiff wness positively dsnsA
by his Honor produced his Imam 10 sustain him.
The Judge charged the Jury that there conflict of t
mony-the plaintiff wnsss Thss j. Barr, tesgng TO fhs
warranty aud ML Kingssbd denying 1t aud that II us~y -
.yed entitled Equal credit tho plaintiff had not made
outh his
Ire Jury rendered verdict for te plaintiff ,of eT 81 dam
ages r. Andr. plaintiff; Mr. Barrett for dsssndant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

We call at'ep.on TO the sale Of picture today To-
morrow and next d,y Advertised by M-ssrs. Bangs,
BIO Ger & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

The Rev, Dr. Tying vii sdiress ;As MssIopolitau
Police temperance this evening AZ the Allen
Presby terisn Church, bstwe.n Hes.e, aud Csfsad
stIeets.
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lAfvrStls-tBeot
SUMMER USDERSiuRrs.

Light, agIsb-e and ei-s,ic.
Of extremely .o~ psioes
A RANKIN Ca
No ~ Bsu~y
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LEcTrax On RoI ssE tu.A tss vitston of st reral
Leading citizens Mr.. William po,isr Ia. will deliver
lecture the lie and genius Of Rousseau at Cinton
Hal, Assor place, tomorrow frhursdsy evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
LAW LNIELLIGENCE.
CASE or MICUAEl. CANcEMI

CASE OF MICHAEL CANCENl.
SUPREME CouRI-cIscUrr-JuBs S-Betsre Jadss
WRIGHT
SkCoND DAY.
TIE People at. Michael Csnceml
-Four hous were occupied to-day 10 ob.sia,sg the
requisite number Of JuroTs aud hen the lsst one wa
sworn the panel was quite exhausted The tollw,og
are tie psmes Of tie trelve out OF taoa'.na .ss
had not formed expressed an opin,oa As u ths
guilt or nrcccocs of the prisoner;
Cbsllss Abvrnelhy. Jsne- lewfs,
Joseph d Pste. Michse Mcsrs
HoIsce Moody 0eorgs L. OIyct,ock.
Robert Chn.te, frecencs Aale,.
Rrr i.uin r F.irrhrd. Abraham l.. sho,wru-
Ire Court adjourned 10 Wednesday morning, At 10
oc, ck when the case will be opened for tbs psope
by exJudge Philips.
rsCsAsssas-Betore Judse SUTHERLAND.
the EXTENSION or CRsMBkR STRssf.
In the matter the application OF The Nayc ~, resvo 70
the extension Of Chambers street TO Jsmes alp
This matter came up to-day on M ,tion by ur.
Busted for tie appointment OF new COMM ,ssoaers.
two Of those tho nave been setng having died and
the rem aiming ceeTibg to Tesgo.
Nj. Whiting, as property owner, objectet 1, The
inprov Mt, al Il the appointment OF nov C,nms.
soo. lie submitted the names OF Joseph Bf,tton sse
Bepsmin c. Leverdge ss substitutes fr tho dsoeaesA
members of tue Commission.
long argument took place, during which Tia no
spective counsel had n battle ct words, but which
resulted in further harm than csuspg their tempess
TO be consderab ru,ed while the spectators Of the
tne were greatly AMUSED.
In conolusion Mr.. Busteed nominated John A.
Bunting Moses Ely and Anthony j. Bieecker loo tue
tOrnmitk ioD.
Mr. Whiting challenged Mr.. Ely, on the ground that
Ina M d,lstood Mr. Il. was clerk in the Office Of the
Counsel to the Corporation. Mr. Whiting stated the
he oppcsed the Improvement altogether, and oaly
moved tn substitute members in the Commissioa - =
secondary choice.
The Judge took the papers and reserved his de-
cison.
DECISIONS.
Margaret Awhile sgt. Charles Wnite.-Judsmest
Of divorce granted. ,n 49,, g..
lydia Mills OF al. act. WIN. I. Mills OF ai-Oroer
fustlh rparfv
Washington 5. Whitney ct al ACT. smes Aoker-
man al 1Moion deuisd without costs TO either psfJ *s
plaintiff stpulAine ~ proposed
Thomas L. Rushmore Of al. agt. Josiah Wsads0.-
o.ss 81. tiled, , ,,x az. =, ~,
PENDANTS b. permitted TO their iudsmsat end
execution o stead 90 security. ---. 49, 49,
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TEsa.-IuxE 8-Bslos ysdSs
SLossos.-DscsIoss.
Alfred Scbermerborn sg. AyA Higgias.--Jstge-
nent for plaintiff On demurrer, with oa-s l 81.
b. De Beer ct al. sgt Smith Cutler. IT,. Of 81
New trial denied. with costs
Loosely agt. Orser Sherif-=Bemurrer <,ssswer
overrd costs plaintiff twenty days 10 reply 70
matter. .
VIM. b. Lawrence at. John Wood-Case settled.
Edward 2. Fry sgt. James Gordon Bennstt.-
Motion cepied, with r7 costs
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SMART OPERATION BY AZ Ex-PoIIcEAAS-On
Monday evening, Mr.. Joseph Payne went toto the
drinking saloon under the name OF ." Concert hsu'
located IN the bulldog once occupied b. the "Art
UDiop, and called for some refreshments which were
duly ttpdeed and in payrnen. for which he offered
e. bill on the Lake Mabopsc Bank The waiter ION
s.er rs,u,psd WHO tue biz stating ass wsa cDuoter
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COURT or COMMON PLRAs-sDIcI.L Tsss-Jsos g.
Before Judge saADY.-DkcIsloss
Livingston at Reid & Brown Motion granted
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUSE.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, tho Rotunda,
Gov. SMITH in the chair.
The weekly statement ia aS follows:
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ExctsE CoMNIssIoSzls.-Tbsfev vas TO meeting of
tie Bos,d yesterday. Mr. H0imes informed our re-
porter that &c did net whether the lard tad any
more meetings or ret. mr. Haskett has a poor opn-
ION o: tho Excise aw snd expresses bis determination
Of showing it Up q; i2defnite future pesioj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

SoMNAMBULIsx-FATALC 4srtLrY TO Fireman
On the night of the 18th ut j g. Brown formerly
E fireman attached to Hose Company No. 70, while
asleep in the bupk.,o,m up stars, arose ard ieaped
from an upper window to the sidsw@A' 'n'ieoy
frsctuirg his thigh and arm, beside receiving oIns'
ujurer. He was conveyed to the New-iork noe.
ptsl. where he fingered til yesterday sna eAPHea Vi
h.s Injuries. Coroner Gamble held an inquest on the
BODY and ina Jury rendered verdict Of Death from
fr.c,ure Of the thigh AID arm caused By Jumping
out Of the window OF No. AZ Hoie-house in Thirty
"sscopd .,ree. Will. in a somnambulis condition. on
the Eth dsy Of Nav, 1853 Brown was q ysers Of
age, and native of Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

lSsx ANERIcAS RLAY The Boston pepers an
no1ncs sn original .imerican comedy 10 course of
preparation at the Howard Atbenssm. 1t is said that
lumber Of the euide at litesary in Boston, whose
Opinion such matters entitled TO all respsct, have
read i; srd pronounced most hatisrng judgment. 1t
vii be apes oily produced.
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Number remaining May %. 1853.
Admitted since 20 juno
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The Committee mel yesterday, Aid. TUcsiEY,
TUCKER and REID, aud Councilman HAswELL, being
present.
The following document from Frank Leslie was
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to have and when are We 10 have it In view OF the
vast an cunt OF accumulated capital seeking invest
ment at vely ow rates Of interest and the gres. mum
Der Of mechanic. and labvring men unemployed and
snxiously seeking for work whereby to support their
families /. would seem that was the most iavora-
be time or obtaining tie required means aid making
the Necessary contracts Tor the work. "hen oon-
s.,rsd that the public service absolutely ard urgently
REQUIRES the CO ptempated additional room and in con-
stquerce the city is bring a. high rates Of rent 10
private buildings, extra room fJr the Departments
,esms pn.oco,rtsbIs that thi, 20 much needed work
shcu!d be 70 neglected. i