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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER as 1853

the ncosure. SupPc-ing the people to have fired the
rev buildina-, be Immediately gave the alarm. which
brought the whole reg nent into line, ,ui cau-ei a
great commoton. an investigation soon proved the
mistake. aud qnieted the alarm which prevailed.
On the evening par he, sui ju.t before the men
were dismi-sed, special order real. which di-
rected investigation into the alleged drunkern,s Of
certain members of the regiment yesterday The or
der clused considerable commo; ~ and the uvestga-
o. is not re.ished. Tie prompt nance in which
Col. Pilcsney has acted IN reg. I'd to his matter is ie
serving Of the CHEST praise.
Masons ard carpenters will immediately proceed to
the erection Of new oiee for the Health Officer. the
building to be completed by the LIT OF November. 1t
j. to be Of brick. % feet in length and nearly broal
and will be stories in hight.
Yesterday, the Mayor, in company with other
officials, went to the Lower Bay, to examine the lay
Of the land with reference to the erection ofpermanent
Quarantine Buildingspartcularly to ascertain TO
the feasibility OF the propossd plan for building
breakwa,cr aud locating the necessary structures
inside it.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

ASOTHER SERIOUS BURSHG-FLUID ACADEMIA
correspondent Of Boston paper at Concord. Mass,
gives the following particulars Of -ai burning.
fluid accident in that town under date Of Sept. q:
"a sad, and it is feared fatal burning took place az
the house If Mr. Edward Barrett in this town last
evening, aboui O'Clock, caused by the bursting
of one Of those Internal machines, by some called
fluid lamps
AS Mr.. b. e little boy was taking fluid lamp from
the table II exploded, covering MIN with the burning
liquid. H- mother, who in the room, in
her terror either bit aud broke the lamp she held or
else dropped IT, and the contents Of the two fluid lamps
thrown upon both mother and child the child
into the street, but the mother prevented by
lady who was coming in at the time who with much
presence If mind seized tie door mat and succeeded
in sInothering the flames 1on Mr.. Barrett.
The little by running into the street increased
the flames, aud burned IN dreadlnl manner. He
caught by some Of the neighbors, and the flames
put out but not until hi. face neck arm, and whole
breast were burned in shocking manner. He was
attended by Drs. Bartlett and Barrett. both whom
are ofthe opinion that il viii prove fatal Mrs. Bar
rett was badly burned in the face aud on both arms
but IL doing well could be expected
'No one could look upon the poor child "a he
stretched his up from which pieces Of skin and
flesh were Dropping hear him cry for the doctor,
scream as he was being dressed, and have much de-
sire to use burning fluid which capable Of burning
a human body like the one before him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

TERRIBLE AccIDEsI.-Last evening, as the brig
Black Hawk, Capt. Thos. W. Taylor, from Liverpool
Eng for Cleveland, with cargo Of pig iron and salt
was about entering the outlet lock of the Weland
Canal at Port Colborne, &. W., seaman on board
named Marcellus Rollins, belonging 10 Rockland, Me-
got one of his legs entsnged in the hawser used in
bringing the vessel up and had it severed from the
body below the knee. Capt. Taylor, seeing his danger
like a true sailor rushed to his relief, and becoming
also entanged, lost of his legs in the same way.
With Characteristic generosity Capt. liardlson of
the tug Underwater placed his vessel Ne at the
disposal of the unfortunates and after procuring tenn
porary surgical aid took them board and brought
them TO our city, where they placed in the hands
of DIR. Hamilton at the Hospital who performed am
putation in both cases, below the knee This morning
they are doing well.
This is sad ending to successful voyage for Capt
Taylor who mas shown himself the star master of the
lake and Liverpool feet in this voyage and is deserv
ing Of great credit for the seamanshp and skill dis
played on the voyage out and back.
(BuAalo Commercial.
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QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

Nothing Of special interest occurred At Qaars1!.ne
yesterday all being quiet and no new cases OF fever
being reported as occurring either within or without
Quaran.ine.
The military we're alarmed last night by hearing =
muske, report. TIE gun was fred by soldier, ~bo
ssS tor The frs. time the burning COS, issP- within
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
-NEU-JERSEI ITEMS.

4 FoRrUS,rr TEsNsTER.--It is stated that cot
orcd esmSter in this city. named james rhorp. has
been lcft property by gentleman in North Carona
valued at .000 which viii be- placed in his hsni.
as soon his identity is legally established. Of which
there i no difficulty. Thorp was born the estate
in Carolina. and was alerWard sent North 20 school
at Norri,town Pa. lie eit school, ani has since
been married and endeavorei TO sustain himself lie
Is represented a. worthy Of the good luck which has
An .nidenlv enriched him Newark y. y. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Domestic difficulties Of delicate nature led Mr.
Charles Scott freight master and hotel keeper, tc
commit suicide at Odin, at the Junction of the Ohio
aud Mississippi and Illinois Central Railroad, by cut
ting his throat with q razor. =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY MusIc.-The indisposition of Siguor
Stefani Monday evening caused a posponcment OF
William Tel. Lucia di Lammernoor was substituted
with Signor Mac aferri in the role Of Edgsrdo. This
evening it is officially announced William Tell will
positively he given, Sgnor Steiani having perfectly
recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
TAdvertis.neut.
playine a brilliant engagement

Mr.. f.. EDDY is playing brilliant engagement
Pusnys NATIoNaL TH,srER. supported by an mususe
company-Hsdan Ponisi Mrs. W - Jons- NJ. D. Prio
Mr. o. L. Bonifsc Mr. ttzrrad Sccro~ dns the house =,
oyerfo~ INK every night THis kffNisC-MAeHsrHi lt'
WIrcH and PAsroNiaE.
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NHNNTT TsFITI'rT
DRs. HUNTER \ Melville

Are In daily attendance hef oce No 50 Brusd~y, ior
consultation
BRoscH,L AFFECTIONS. CoSsusPrfoS and tsrHsh
and provided with al aud approved app
II modern science i0r The sgcc.sl ic1tmeut ~ N
diseases
Psiiel,. can lpply personally or by letter.
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fAdver'seusn,
Tur PHoroGR Apis from the ROor GALLERY

NJ sB Broadway ON exhibition the tfys;s Paacs. eict
universal admiration especially the .rt e five DoFH,NrorNrts
usratins the five Ssuse- The DoPhaneoiyps mNe only q
The RoOr GALLERY, No. 6j Brosd~ ~ corner FrsuAln.s
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stable. at .,oa. and MoCoy sat on tie Do, 10 any,
on, OF the ya, when be vas caught between tie .e..
and ,Le Ir,e @, The 'iabe-ioor, the ,pace between
hirg only about az inches, and crushed ia hor-
ribe uanaer h bss,S was broke ~. aad his 6oiy
lacerated in such manner that hts bowels pno,raied
He was taken TO his fathers residence al Ne~togn.
where he died vest Tiay morning. Tho regula- driver
of the stage nas IN the habit Of lcaing the horses cut
ofthe stable before mounting he box. bu; Mccoy got
on the box before driving out. H. was about twenty
years Of ase anl unmarried.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

AsSAUIr UFoN aIs WWr.-John Crumaey was
brought before justice Noorhies for beating hls WIFE
They reside in Degrsw street. This being the second
or thd time he had been arrested for similar Of
erse, he was fined SIC with the promise Of imPrioo-
mert next time,
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THODoN's THr,TrR of ARTS is rapidly scquir-

ips as much celebrity here has enjoyed nt long time IN
Europe T. attracts crowds iiy Bafnuns Museum TVS
AsrEssooS and EvrSSG presents surPrns variety ofe
esleut entertainments.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Pm and POtkFr kkfYss Of he most and hesa
patterns many Of which have been beff imported fs
sale by J. :. SAUNDERS, No Ar'r hou-e'
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la " INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME coURr-cpcvrr-SePt ss.-Bsfore Jass.
SNfTu.

Il, Srf,f. .h.V MIA tuftH x..l
s.arl.. chen er,.n h, 1..~ndan Cor al ea Nth,i nn.
ssf, va. indsh, 10 p,infis 70 hs .mos, n $50 se..
nee 80 in esb wSsS ,bs esss "a. ,s.ues p,,a-st --.
refused srle. ha. .iucs airi De Bsn sA hs ss,s
cheek ,o s~ai, by ~ay II fsur srd Tor ~ ,leroa tAi
Sss1ls, % p,ntn collateral fof deb, "a
80. Shh deb, ss'e, h,d paid WA 's~ es,sT,ien q tiis
ter,st from the dste Of he chsss.
PsssESGFRs arsr xfEr tusiR LNcs iSsiDk iHs
rro.. Lynch a., chri.orh,r Robert. e,s
lpari's 4 .pSssrrd ,S., p.r,s va. .1s epa ,As Don,
platform ~ Of the BrosSu GU ar witi h' -, pe-
,snr N .s'9. & 80, So. t'o' % I . 10 is hg ..
ss,. p~f,i.nt. denied r..ssns on ths p,rt ,si "a
srpat en- ths ground th, the, ~sre n .bs i,r ne aa
suihor,ed .c, q iheiI .rs,sui '.'s s ~.sea 30 u.
oflrlanna 1hr Judsc ssusd ,hs oiin and ordered he
,omysiui 10 BE- di.nisad
Int n,s,Ri,i % ,o,mi .a'sss' ,.'a a,....a,,
The - n suit to test the oon-situianaty oi the st
lin. rnder frmsr .~. The cau,non o.a,,c,l ~, F~e.s
tb. sshdt, ., IN" at rf'easd D. n tho IN - ,, sbe'
boon Cosn, A'I-c.l ,edie' h.,ius esn -nd",d ,n .se
go 80 si ~ rs''' - .s es '.', s w ~ 80
Nth ibey e. psuiia 10 spyrs Mi,hout gsius ss,anty
I'm th. case %, M,ldey agt Smith, reported y--,@r.
- , ~, h.. h.l,.,.l ,l.ut,t h.a hen sta...i, -
NJ. VIZ. i'So'iS 1 20 Sr,ss ss- .uit
IN SCnsssrss-B-fof~ Judge Cissss
s,,h., y " .m., ~, door. p Fa,.r
Thi. ,yn- a motion for defendant 10 shos cause
- t,..-,io. .hth ,.t,.i... h,,, q, a. IA
Wy ,n "" .'lL'' ~ ~ -" I'm ~ i'i ~
hk PA'h hotss ~. 's". ".,a't s''u ~ ~ "
aimed should ~ b. o.ifinss' An,i S'rinf ~ ssla
pAh'' eng 'hnN h'". ~ @ n' '.as~ 80 49,.
ne case wy 70" Isl ~ - bo'ff h "ff ta ihr shH nHsAs
furnish further proof " hs si"ss'ions.
.HATCu ~ nNpRtE fasps.
lf.n Wriybt ayt .JubD AZ a. Mrght-,Jutgm~st
~ 49,. - ~
~ B.Gr. Jnax. s,ru,al.sp
lame. West .st ssr.b Mest-.Judgment of "a
,orr. sT.nssd
InLan,n Xo,,,,t ac, Carl WoTr,.t-I,orcs
'.na'"" "''' N.Y.
-, pt. -, pU..l.,h n.,ton p.....
ih'h'r f'ht'" "s' '"N"'''" ''"N'"' ft'"N'
granted
pFsi'fOss.
l....,. a. vath., R...,x.t at Nm Adam. ~ af
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

DIR. Boyn,on gives the sixth lecture on Geology this
evening at the Cooper Institute, his subject embracing,
The Reptiles and Monsters of the Pre-Adamite
"Word, with pictorial illustrations
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Court cALEspAK-rrr, p.v

SrYRvNF COURT-GEsLRsL TIRs.-No-' W. 80
Al ~ q t5 VI. q. ~. ~ 81 81 . a ~ IS A.. ing.
. srPRfsE COCRT-tIKcJu-PAEf i,-sVs, ,s.. ,.s,
1s - le3a ioai i6s ~ ~. P.sr iI-s-x ~, 80.
~ 81 a: - -. 90, Ss 80 90, '' - =" - ~
80. "a. ~
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rsrs r.Krs na,nr.l OF artificial. grave ssy. lively
severe and psu,sd you like. the Queen' Afis .e 9i
the R6ys kcsdeuiy London. Call a. HoLsrs's, NJ NJ
Broadway
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fAdvrrti,ement
THE METALLIC TABLET STROP--1neantsd b.

Gro sluSDIss A. ID. lsl6-This, the r-nun. article has
sed producing the kenes p0s-s. edge
xo Can be obtained Of the sub-nbes and so.s nAnuis
tuTers, J. L 3. sAuAgEss, No. 7As,of House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Srtcpr BY H,SGlSG.- Coroner Vanderbilt of
Stspleton. s l.. held inquest Monday afternoon,
on the body of an unknown man-supposed to be
German-fouud lying in the WOODS near the Fresh
Pond in the town OF Clseton, on Sunday last. Tie
had suspended himself by small cord on the limb ot
tree and about fifteen feet from the ground. After
srnugulation the weight o the body broke the cord
and in falling to the ground, IL had received small
bruise ON the forehead Verdict Suicide by hang
ing" lie was about thirty-fve years OF age; dressed
in brown-thread coat and pants. He wore a striped
Scotoh-plad vest white shirt. black silh neck-tie and
cali-skin boots which had been footed. lie was about
fye feet six inches high; had brown hair and large
goaiee under the chin, and wore a black fur hat made
in Paris. On his person were found two pieces ot
French brown bread, and black porte-monnaie con-
tanning three fve-cent pieces and seven Of the new
cents. For further PARTICULAR, inquire Of the Coro-
ner, at the Steamboat Landing, Stapleton, ). |.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

FATAL AccIDrNr At AsToEIA.-On Monday aiter-
noon, Albert Mccoy, residing at NevtowD, met wan
az accident at Whitcomb's stable in Astoria, which
caused hi- death yesterday morning. The regular
driver of the Astoria STAGE. had taken party out to
the race and engaged Mccoy to DIVE hi' ''"se '''
him. tn. bor~., w.re attached to the stage at the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

RoBBERY.-Joseph lieiapson and Joseph r. Hvic.
arrested on Sunday for robbrg the house of Mary T.
Tyson, IN Hanson place, hrougat before Justice
VOORHEES, Yesterday, aud committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
BRooKLYS CoTRT Oy sEssIONs-ssrr s-ssfo<>
J,s.s AOssis .nd Jsass. Haa-osp and = esoossss'a.

W'ninm Jac0bs ani George Hendricks were PLAYED
or mai on an irains sor bf,rsr y - ,d d.s'ss
. A., fr July ;ts dsfsud.hts ~sr- f5nd 10 he
- n 5000 On of Hsseroe sDd lseossru
s,, brossn oyn " ths ron dors bsinf ser.
-L' < theyr I'D srr-s,sd Or-
..svs bneh q -sslrfnr t~y.. stieh sfh-
.,~s.l, sonn1 Tasy wsrs oO1ssssf ~ The Of-nss ~
- .er,sus-d ,h- prisaD or four y-ss ss
rr,s Jsek,on ic.tr-d oonvetsd Z burglary In the
rs d-rr-s snd snt-n'1 ihs sistr Prison Zee s-,en
yesrs . -, . l., 49,. o., ,... ,rx, ,,.s
fsrsou u Craze K.ne, ~ho rssisss 10 <nsf sfe@ -
,r,.d Nrkrxer sr,srrd h1u.~ ~b fr-ed Sc nnAf
her su> oonu,'ei the oasnse esssed %. u o,a-e
ssrd shown that tho woman ~. ini"ssed tne' 'efy
aofyif'ed him. -
mich.sl Fasan arrested GO fobb~ry vas dse hss-d ~
r,rs Juv ks.rs f-i 20 fat ind ,u-nf ss,ins him
WIb.n Jou.s sss. " hsm BlsEcrOh ~ss trsa on en 70
s,e,.T er burr.y n r-ant co,tlns ffoso soase v
Pearl .tf~.f and ~ ~ss conyif.sd. -
IT, ,,r,d JUN csue into viii ffy indicsn-nss sos
b,s Ssi,hsd ,b alou ts hAssd, With be tbsSr
tn Co4r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

fAt,cftisemeutl
CARPETS, CARPETS! CARPETS Elegant I'm.

VNRFET>I 'NKFtI@. ' NFII l-I4H'k'HV -,
ssh Velvet. 81 - per ysr Rrus-e. 7S- % and P At
Wool Iugrains s0r aud j0. On'loth-. Sic, %, S DRUG
set. Ma,tnss Tsble Nni Piano Covers Wudo~ Shades Hns
Mats Sc. astonishing low prrc, HRss Anderson,
NJ. ~ Bow sTy
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Andrew Cpukhn, assault and battery, City Prssos,
month JsHes Coy sssaHf sni battery DuisIiay sgntL
Tlor4s o. vim ssDf ard nssff p.rtrutsr lisoutL Pc
Fnser s-s'nss bs psf1tsrfsfY months. Hishs@i ~
ss.s1f src battery, ind <s Jhn Bsref s-au aad
battery p.mrutsv mouth Peter I'LL ssstnf arf battery,
p.nieufsy mouths. 1bos.. orsn ssss ADD b.,tsry ss-a
90 Afsn. Mo. stealing shoe. i~pfsniiafy opuibs ssss
Morris sothins t~o snafE sf~r.nf~d a. h. frsd foT he
Am A.tn s--slt kd Bsf~ry hDsd 80 Loal' S~~3
er s.sali and ba,try hnsd t5 I-r~ce ksy sed ehsS
Mob .t..Ans I'D yspr R-iRy psrhsuary lsoaths,
Net aba nanfhs H~ury SAITH stealing money ~nsnfsry
muf1.. Ann C.ra .Lana a..ll .nh battery thsd ess
U-rrv x.-,yt and bstt,y Jadsrs sssrrnfed Jsaes
ss ssssut .rf i.i,@r, fnei 81 Jhn sosn s..sah sal
batter. fg.d -. Anne Ps eshrf s-s ~ Ff<>o. -
dsv. Jo..ph Pol. go snd bsttsry, hlsa 3 .
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Afyertisenient
BRADY's GALLERIES.

PNOrOGRsfhs,
k~gsoTyrrs ssD DsGuEssroryrrs.
No go sud 90 BFoad"ay NswYors, aud No So PsnssyE
vsIis sy, Washington, ID. c.
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VERDICT sEr AsIDE.-A verdict Of s7 200, obtained
against the City OF Brooklyn in the City Court by
Frederick Meyer time since vas set aide at the
recent term OF the Supreme Court at Newburg. The
.Git brought to recover damages for injuries 'ds
tanned by plaintiff, in being thrown from wagon
while driving on Flushing avenue. An excavation III
the street was the cause Of the accident.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

81 PFRIOR COrRr-stsrisf rSRs-srrr 4.-Bsfogs
.ffFs H01Tsss -DItltfps
Charle- Jones sg' William W. lisll.-NDton for 80
n. f..d fif..f
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Dison,RGrD.-The Young msn, Henry BNby, who
was arr sted io robbng hi employer ew days since.
was discharged from custody yesieniay-the CON-
painan' refusing to appear against him. IL appcar
that The amour, Of money he : charged With stealing
was very small.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

FEVER AND AGuE CURED.

wNEo0ps Toxic i,a certain remedy. ls ne,, ',r ~
ten yess proves g. One trial Will convince. Dept, No -
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

No FusIos.-Ai meeting OF the American General
Committee Of Kings County, on Monday night, resp
luton offered a, previous meeting in favor Of iu'ins
with the Republicans was voted down by a decided
majority. II held by the friend. Of iusos tla, any
action the Committee might take would not be binding
n the delegates TO be elected At the primary meetings
A resolution was, howev-r, finally adopted, recon-
mendng the Congressional and other Conventions no,
to enter into any negotiations with the Republican,
with the view Of uniting the candidates at the Fall
election TIE evidences are therefore, that there viii
be straight ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

THr GARurs LFiYErrE.-The four companies Of
the Garde. Lafayette. 5jth Regiment, paraied yester-
DAY morning on tle occasion Of their annual tele, al
Conrai's Yorkvillc Park. The Battalion turned ont
strong headed by their capital band, drum corps and
drum major, and accompanied by their riraHd'ere.
After a parade through several Of the streets, the
Battalion embarked on board the steamboat E. w.
Putnam the foo. Of Grand street +. r.. at aquar-
ter to ten o'clock, aud proceeded TO Conrads, wherc
banquet was served up during the afternoon at which
a number Of patriotic ,peeche, were made.
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the Fifth avenue. between 4 Young gentleman vel
known in -ocill circles ir th city AMI another Of
III aieplia in which the latter was somewhat
-evercy handed \ challenge was the result, al
tie parties, accompanied BY gay naval officer TIE
second of NJ. -, aud young surgeon acting in a
similar capacity for Mr. --, proceeied 20 neigh
BORN. State early tie neat morning 20 settle the affair
Before firing. however, the difficulty was -jus;ei
through tie Intervention Of the second Of Mr. -.
who offered an apology on behalf Of hi, principal,
which wa deemed satisfactory by hi, opponent. \
lsiy wa as usual, the exciting cause.
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BrerysIss.-It has been already announced 'hAt
. the Grand jury had found bills c' ind'''"'e"'
some of tic Corporation -ervsnts tor peeu1aoh' on
the City Treasury. These ind.ctnrh'' at 'oa"'t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

THE FIREYES- PARADE At ABaSY.-fe-'erfsy
Franklin Engine Company No. 3, and Union Ensine
Company No ) started for Albany 10 take part IN The
parade and tnal Of skill to take place there. The
member. were dressed 10 uniform, and made ine ap-
pearance. Each Company was preceded by band
Of music. No. 3 numbered 20 men, and No. ) ~
men. A large number oil invited gses;s secoro.
panied them.
Phenix Engine Company No. ; Of Sew-Hsyeo arr
expected arrive in this city Friday morning from
Albany, where they viii b. received by PheEiI Cone
pany No. II OF Brooklyn, which Company vii enter
tain Them while there.
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ALrFeTD L.RcEsY.-A colored man. ha-"''i -
Jackson WAS arrested Yesterday morning '.a 50
with stealing watch and jevelry' Valusd 81 y" 80
from Ellen Meyer, No. ls9 sPnns .t.e"'' ID- 80
mtted to prison by Justice Kelly hl'en a' s@.
jackson asked her for the property 70 io'A . ~
he ran into the street, and at the tiine eS''P'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

For As.sr.-Eugine Compeuie. No-. sni 1,
and Hose Company No. ], Casters District, psrsied
through Williamsburgh yesterday preparatory To
starting for Albany board the Aurora, 10 take part
in the grand turnament at Albany to-day. They were
accompanied by Turl; AMI Whitman bands, and
made fne appearance.
meeting Of the officers of the various Fire Com
psnes held la, evening to take measures for the
reception of the WillsInsburgh Companies on their
return from Albany on Friday next. The matter was
referred TO Committee TO make the necessary ar
rasgements.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS OFFICE SIR q.
-Beffs NJ iossrH BsiDcass
paBGlxsiso cOtrD-s.
LOUIS Stern, committed for trial on charge ~ en-.
l-l4rs rr. las fis .sfter ~s' bsfse1 q
81 sail fEIsf
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A. encounter icok plsce ate on Ncnlsy night u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Fatal FALL WHILE II Fu.-Corouer Gamble
held inquest on Tuesday at the New-lork Hospi-
tai upon the body offs man named Francis McGrath,
who was fatally injured by fall the sidewalk OF
epilepsy and died few hours aiterwari at the Hos
pital. Deceased resided at No. II Rivngton street.
The jury rendered verdict according with the above
statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Cg.EGY OF RoBByRY AGAINST CLAfRyoYANT.-
Yesterday morning Mr.. Christians Sleight, residing
in the upper part Of the city, appeared at the JeieH
Market Police Court and preferred charge oi sc,ny
against Que Mary Smith. II seem- th"' Oh 'iie No!
previous Mary who calls herself ciarS"!a"p "'"-
to Chri.t;nnas house, and while in the pFsce O' s'
profession made slight change in her programme. ~
and appropriated purse, containing y :" y,
which lay upon the bureau. Soon siter sac ven
Chri.tana mi.sed the purse and followed the clair
vcyant TO the yard, where she laid vioen haHu' upo1
her and succeeded in recovering her properly nay
was handed over to policeman, who took ief u'.,'o M
a Magistrate; but Christians not Appearing -
time to press her chsrgc, the prisoner "S'
for being intoxicated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Isaae Edwards, the Collector Of Assessments under
Street Commi,sioner Furey and samuel Allen one Of
Iii. Deputies. The h.i, were fled on the 25th inst.
Rherrupor boti Edward, and Allen We're held to bail
in the OF :30oo esch TO await their tral at the
next term Of the Court Of General Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

No QuoRus ,eAN.-The Board of Councilmen had
no quorum yesterday afternoon, aud adjourned to
Wednesday, al ) o'clock P. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

SifZUEE ~ SToff PROPERTY hND ARREsr OF
sHOFLFTERs.-As Oficer Farley Of the detective
force Was passing through Greenwich street early Mon
DAY morning. he observed a notorious fence en-
ter the premises No - North Moore street with
large bundle. >uspe ting there something wrong
IN the movement the oficrr kept watch upon the
place which resulted in seeing several noted SHOP
liters also enter the house and two and woman
come out with large market baskets; when ohicer
Farley stepped forward arrested them and took them
to the Police Headquarters, whore an Inspection
Of the baskets revealed quantity Of de-
laine, supposed to have been stolen. OH
cers Farley Bennett, King and Tewann then sal
led ont and visited the house from which the prison.
ers had eme rged where was found large quantity OF
printed deaines robes shswls. embroideries cosrs,
silks velyets and domestic goods; also the following
named persons: Vol NJ udeaum. John Angle, Etward
Smythe, Michael Doll Hannah Mendelbaum, Christina
Ridley and Frederick W. Mendelhaum, whom they
took into custody and locked up suspicion Of having
beeu concerned in the commission of sundry arcenies,
buTglaries receiving stolen goods, &c. portion o;
the above named property was Identified by Messrs.
Strang, Adriance s Co. of No 40 broadway, "a
having been stolen from their establishment. Al who
have been robbed of such goods advised to call and
inspect the artices seized