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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

TRAGEDY oS The PLA1Ns.-ST. LOUIS, july H.
The r.0nan June So says: party Of Aexcans her
TOmocascsi- mission % Tubac stopped a. sca
kept by John Ware and james Carother' and 'Zns var
threw him violently ground where they stabbed aim IL
Eve places Of The wounds penetrating his inne. he *
uir.d about hours aiteTward His partner tsre
SEEING him on sesog with several men, seized ms
tun fred and killed NJ, Xesn, and rushing upon ter
Knocked another when they fed 10 sonora One OF them
wa however. seized AID sent % For. Buchanan , ,
Mr. Join Ware Datvs OF Virginia and has one orohe
Purer in another Teller Of Bank in Richmond
He said have been honest brave man, with
many friends.
Tie Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Line has been extended
thirty ills below San jose and office op~ned at Gcy VIA
which place by te-aph Tor the overland IN al
will be hereafter received from San francisco
VIZ fCinennat Commercial.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or Notwithstanding? 81


Steanships-Huntsylns Post, Savannah H. b. Cromwell
Co Psrkersburs Powell Baltimore. H. Is. Cfom well Co.
sbps-Asnes (Brem) Syh,lg Bic Island, Oelri,hs Co
T. ~ Arnd ,Brsm Haeoop Charleston, Cesar Pauh chl-
and Brem Lahuse Bic Island Byzantine, Hilton, Quebec,
Snow Burgess; Nm. Tell, Funk, HAVE ooyd Helncken
BerAs-Pils'im, Haloeh, Mobile Eagle Haznd' srens.
(Norl Bfech.m Mraachi Hotsboe Hosdley; Ann Angus
Is. Lovett Quebec, Boyd Hmcken Virginia Ann, 0orhsm,
Blsnos Ayss, Arrowsmitb & Ball
Briss-1aGTsnge Dearborn Aspinwsl, Trask 4 Dearborn;
Lnsrets tBr Maxwell, Half.S f. Dnwiddie Co Penguin
(Brl Bermuda Middleton Co Ssnso, Elsenbrooke Port
su Platte Gelpcke Oeutsen Rechet 0ce,o Wave Morton,
Pbsd. pha Walsh Carver Chase; John Butler (Bn Miner
Por,..u Pstt H. @. Smith Alexander (meeh Zeplep, 81.
Johp, n b., P. Mcleod, jr.
schoonep-Ngrs (Port J. Wanna, Lisbon L. T. Amnsinok
Ocean Bird (Br Locshart, Wndsor d. H. Dswolf, Asthea
Hervey Lavaccs, Waterman Dmon Co.; T. L. Day, Miller,
G.orget,wn; Shannon (Br Hall Harbor Island Ensas
Water WITCH Hull eogetown Baker Dayton d. d. War.
ner Cssson, Wilmington.
Soop-F Brown. Carr. Providence, master
Steamer-Noveity, Bell, Philadelphia, J. BrigsI
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VISIT OF The GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF Po-
IIcE.-General. Superintendent Pilsbury, accompa-
med by Mayor Powell, Commissioner Sttanahan, and
Deputy Superintendent, Folk, paid visit to the dh'
ferent Station ouses throughout the city yesterday
and expressed himself pleased with their condition,
and the general appearance of the force in this sec
ton of the Metropolitan District. The party also
visi,ed the Atlantic Docks, the Myrtle avenue Park
and Bevoorts Grove, at which two latter places pic
pic excursionists were enjoying themselves. They
completed their tour Of inspection about o'clock.
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Passengers sailed

In ne ,am.Ap Adelaiie ,r GairdySP Ro'sS csar M
Fs Ts,lden spd servant Galway; Cuh, lazy aud Two
lbidrr Lonsfoia Mr. Epnssop, ST. John. E Mr. Gu, d.
AZ y senlpr Conm.l Mr. Dillon James Gle son, s. John,
n b MI Oum ard child BiTmingham y. X wash, w III.
Wsn.u ST. John, N. Mr.. and M. Jones and ehidr.n,
Ferguson Mis-. FIgo Cavsni Mr. Barter LSsrp Sol w ysh,
do. w Moore, LondopdeIryi Fs9y: Lopdoni MCKAY,
Co-raire; d. O'Dopne. 81. John, N r. Mons Sarehn d"
Miss T. Over do MI Lyman, do. VIM Rsor and chiirn.
Dublin; Ed Byrne Galway; Robt Hall, Belfast; Mr. Doyle.
lsdy and children Killarney, Stephen Hay Galway Mss
RIA, {. b..
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By TeIegraph.

SANDY HOOK July a. sundowD.-Three barks going he
Bay bound in. Wind y. w, light Weather cloudy. The
,.es or Adelaide for Galway cleared the Bar at ESQ
HIGBLANDS, July 2-rhe 3mas,sd sehr AIzse anchored
near the Hook bound also bark s. Of the Highlands bound
IN. Wins X. W.. light Weather cloudy.
HAMPTON ROADS, July H.-Bng G. c. Billings, from the
Caribbean Sea- with Of guano. and large number Of
cos.ers dboupd and arriving Wind T., ses hesyy
AR schr Roxbury Jama st mast aud rigging. and Leak
ing bsiy.
BOSTON July 2-Ar. brig Windwsrd. from Pernsnbuoo.
BALTIMORE July 2l.-3;eamshp Commerce 10 bel'w dis
abed, and IL working up under high pressure
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OLYMPIC.

YACHT UrsET-ONK Person DRowSED.-Coro-
Schumer held inquest on Thursday, at No. 3OS
Second avenue, apcn the body Of Marshall Homes q
native of this city % years of age, who was drowned
while e yachting excursion on Wednesday after
noon. II appears that deceased, with eight Others
Wednesday went ON a sailing excursion to Staten
Island in the yacht Fulton, and when opposite Bed
loes Island the yacht upset in squa and deceased
being unable to swim, OF to seize hold of the vessel
which ETH foated, bottom upward, was drowned.
The remainder of the party rescued by per-
sons who came to their assistance in boat. The
body OF deceased recovered and the yacht right
ed, when they returned to the city, bringing with
them the remains Of their companion. The Coroner S
Jury rendered verdict of accidental dro wing.
FAr,L ScArroID C,suALrY.--An inquest was held
She BODY q John McGo.su Irish abosI ycar. age
who Ord nom the effect. q received Consequence Of
u IkioIt the sidewalk distance Of .
saus ccpdeisd .Ae In me ii. McGo van sustained
4. 'ue Of both thighs pere,a bone and other injuries
siss Il accidental drAth w&s rendered BY the Jury
A;Boy ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED.-About O'Clock
y., a. Re Psf o Of c5.aSs stree; WITH S. cne s Sser cs
s S DC Ss fsSs S ' .s rs % %
far Po the dock and @sSe an eaTt the dowap
uDdrs.it himself Plansed overheard the second time and
oeeded sneupg the boy Su, no, tin life extinct Co5oner
verdict % sciden,s drowning The mother of deceased IS
poor wom.N and lives al Nc. &4 Cseeawich street
R,uRox- ACcIDENr.-Thos. Dillon, an Irshmau
s. pa of arr Fied Thursday the NesYorh Hospital
Hne. Aver Ri road the Of Hucson and LNght
stre Tbs .ss Of deceased claim the
tbs careless the 81 the employees in Of
the car ard Of procuring the attendance Of
who IT, the Coroner deferred the inquest Gatl
TUESDAY hight.
LiRcssY AND pECEyISG STOLEN Go0Ds.-Wm.
Rsdcn wrkmsn in The employ Of jacob HoPPsk Of Second
avenue Twensy street. arrested ThaIs
With stealing 10 the value OF So from TIE
shop Of bis sE poye and ling Il Patrick Bohsole keeper
of liquor No l72 East Twenty second street Bohn
also ted and bc were held BY Justice CGsken-
Sbuse for trial.
RAeIp DoDs Two mad dogs were killed by the |
P.e On "Wednesday evening in Fourth the other in
Fty syoxh street No persons were stacked or bitten by
them.
CoRRrcrlos We are requestbd 10 state that the
persop who was kin, at che Bowery Iheater
f, IN con nispscng psk himself and that
nriop Of the fod erected BY the cArpenses
I'd mon a ever fell Furthermore part IL the wall OF the
tb,.trr has ever len. The former accident happened
hils puipx down the OLD buildings make for IL
A CouyrRYNAY RoBBED.-Miobael Ryan, a resi-.
dent Of New Haven while wandering about the Five Points
night fell in with woman who induced him 10 60
vim Place called he He.el Dc Nase, 6e.eyald
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The ,JolsT BoAED OF SCPERvIsoRs AsD ALphH'
MEs-An adjourned meeting Of the JON, BOARD met
last evening, AID Kalbfeisch in the cb1r. Inc po-
nee contingent fund was increased S3oOo making 'ne
whole amount for police expenscs$ 81 ,'Oo Inc s'a'e'
ment for general purposes amounting to wa
adopted the tom of $4,000 for new building 10Y
Truant School being stricken out. The Board then
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
.NEWvIE.RSEY ITEMS.

President BUCHANAN. The Nsr-BrHRsrlck
DAILY IredoHiaR says regular organized scheme has
been matured and President Buchanans ofice-hoders
and tooies in the State of NewJersey have already
been set at work to the NewJersey Deega
for him. His emissares the Custom-House officers,
Postmasters Sc have their Instructions and the OBJ
eci is to be achieved though tie party be hope
lessly sacrificed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ACCIDENT TO PERRY BOAT.

ACCIDENT TO 4 FERRY BOAT.
As the Staten Island ferry boat Huguenot on It's
y o'clock trp from Newloik, 1t was overtak when
near Governors leland by sudden squsl which con-
petely stripped the hurricane deck of its awnings and
swnpgpos;s and carried them and the side
beard. Fortunately the rag had preceded the sudden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

tsr.s or the night Wh .e as~p ether ,ss n.e or
ST., ,eson stole vaa. ron me- vsst pocket containing
81 6isooyer ~ Aas,vssa psosuaf be caused
the Il Harmon Rner ibe ors 81 t@ piso~ ou 20
could be found Ehnef innaled BY s,,ee
Ssers all aa,iou III mou Ia. No. been recoSef-d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

b.i,s An increase of 2O67 10 and The sto X 4 ba''
lion in both departments i. lis, .s65 showing a
decrease of f259 As when compared with the pre-
eedipg returns
The fono<pg table shows the fluctuations IN Con-
,ols daring ,he week endieg July ::
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Of May as. No Spring sold a. about I'll iji while Sat.
urday lest IL sold a. 10.
tins stheI ouFP' The decline Of 1851 which Ia. hitherto
TEN quoted as the sudden decline IN TIA. year stand
spgag whea, rose he 81 Il July u D and f 20
&c II store on The iA q November tsowir heavier but
srsdus fall. "
The Airicas rews, which was scarcely anticipated
from the accounts given by the previous steamer.
created quite sensation in the street and 10 business
circles The promise of peace, which is held out
by an arm is,ce between the belgereut DO Ters has
al important bu. varied influence upon our com.
mercial ami trading Interests. On tue oue hand. the
advance IN Cotton and the prospects Of better mar.
ket Tor the great staple, gives great satisfaction
while on the other, the decline in Breadstufrs il &C.
rous drawback at a time when the crop pr misses an
abundant supply Of cereal products. The prominent
features Of the news are rise in Consos aad other
puohe securities, an advance Of TAI is IN Cotton
and marked depression in BreaistufTs. Consos at
one time touched %.
The return of the Bank Of England for the week
eeding the 9th of July, gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

number of workmen are engaged in taking up the
pavement in Atlantic street. preparatory to laying the
tracks for the proposed horse railroads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Disasters, &c.

BosTos July 2-A postscript TO letter, dated Mon,svdeo
May says then blowing hsayy SALE and that the ship
Prescott om Boston had away her mss's 20 prevent h
going ashore No Communication could b. bad with the
owing to the violence OF the sale Tue bark Lucy has vse
here was ia collision on the 18th iDs of South snoa With The
big Pioneer from Cadenss Portland and bad their ssan'
cheous on the starboard side in and sails split
lBy Telesrsph Ewcod Walter, esq, Sec. BID Cnds Nv ~
1vERPooL July 9-The Retriever. from Barbtde arrives
to-day wh the Of the slip Sarah Mno Of Booo
from New Orleans bouud this port, which vess sas 90
siroyed by The 2sd ult IN Lat "a g. n Ia - 10
w. The 3. n. built in Boston In 1853, wN ivs nm
register rated AL and Is owned by H. " Weld Co bo~o@,
valued at $4,000 lBy letter To Ewood wssss' sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Movements Of Ocean steeu~ss.
TO DEPART.
70 ARRIVE.

TIE Overland Mail California leaves 81 LONE IVY n
ssv and Thursdsy. at s a m. Lrt'~" asstnss w
msrked Overland, via ST. Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

The Union Ferry Company are painting their houses
&C. on this side of Fulton Ferry, and they begin T.
present neat appearance.
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itfv.rr~trs

Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
Parents - train Cnar-n u usfhess and bappines
byozipine sPbfenoioscsi Exsp,nso FOWLER WELLrs
No. 800 Broad vSy.
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flfver-is@rlsr,I

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This inim
table article b. OBJ aiued Of the sole manufacturers j.
svNp.ss No 7AsOr House and Il the various ssu,s through
o. lie
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Amount Of reduction. ..............S a60,6li %
The London kebcs says.

IL UNDERWOOD that in the event o. Mr. Thomas Howard
the purchaser Of the feet lately owned by the European ard
American Steam Shipping Company obtaining the contract for
the conveyance Of the Australian mai via Panams company
10 be called the Brush and Colonial Royal NAL Steam Nayks
Company will be formed under auspices Mr. Lever
p and plumber of o,hsr gentlemen. Their project
the from Milford haven direct Aspuws ia New
Garada whence the passage by railway The Pacific Ocean
20 miles 10 addition IN service Detweea the ithnl
and Australia there d-s Of forming branch line between
the Istlnus snd San francisco and British Columbia large
number Of engaged in preparing Mr. Ho~ads sn!
and have believe that the tender provides
the Of the service early the 9th Of Oobr
In regard TO speculation in wheat The Chicago
Press says:
Al 10 period the history Il the grain trade q city la.
wheat market drgoue such sudden fluctuations
cured duiug the past weeks and IN previous
year has there been much money lost the Of
wheat.
On the 18th Of p last standard Spring sold a. - cents
In Shortly after this date h- European broke out
bresous all the world advanced that
May the shove grsd- sold ola daly advancing till the
6th when reached 3D. Since that date been
steadily sni alaIuiu sly downward Ga the lat OF Juae L. was
IS the L. Of July % cents and yesterday closed dull
50 ceuts-a decline Of seventy four oushe IN
fny. ward Our iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

as ne Iesui, Of the sale known prices Of R,pc,
aan'd % e6h n Holland and l.,e. da th .n ,en1
"Ad Lgh,r rates Since the sale prices Ia Enaiand h.v.
~ y TIM The rs.c q exchange asan, En,nS
uEn esicuh W. compate the price OF ,rca AZ lli
ae. iaie DO" mere Our market, thou
% Sssee 81 scti'ty, has further adysGcet and we no y
S-ee EaIcs AZ c cash, aud Straits 3Ic month.
nav. also adgai csd, and good brands are now held -
ID X, months ~ NAV q ~ % Tor
iALLoN-A Ia. demand for the local trad. bn, Tia ;
10" .hIsL has abated sales Of - N Prin- f1J
lie Hs!set IL rather heavy aud un..,t ~ Of
." ee1 81 ~ Eligible latter rate fcI Harkn.sa "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

An Iowa DRoyER RoBBED.-Yesteriay morning a
youns nan SWING his Charles Baker arrested at the
jersey City Depot charge Of robbug named u.
H. Grouse of Franklin County, Iowa. Of wallet containing
considerable Of money snd bin II adins Of trunk be-
longing O. Ms Gfou-e three boxes Of bsdding dry goods
bN Two shoe boxes .y.Lug basket aud tool ohe.' Mr.
Grouse on his from Iowa 20 NeSlork with drove Of
cattle anc had frw tet the goods from Buffalo Jersey City
Via he NewNor and Enc Rsrsd fr the purPose Of settling
IN PsteTson On Sunday last while near Gepeseo, Ly-
Msston County, " u, be stopped in woods 70
rest lis cattle, aud while sittHg under Tree fell
ASLEEP aud VAS robbed al h. wallet, containing all Il hi. money
and tbe bi Is ladg Sopecug that the inlet would
70 get Possession Of Tie goods Nj Grouse t-legraphed his
brother nAw MI Abraham Garrison Il Paterson procure
Of the thief he should make BIS appearance Yesterday
morning Baker 20 the Depot ard, after
paid the iTeebt Aac proocoiug carry Of goods when
MI Garrison, who watching hun, caused bis Tue
prisoner Sker before Recorder Beo'ori who committed
him for examination IL It's pOe,son found NJ Groase
wallet which contained his rec- FOR Ind few dollars
money. The fellow lad provided himself With SIT Of
ch and probably Intended TO reGah h purse BY ;ae sale
{. he Food.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

The city Offices ere now opened at 9 a. M and closed
ut u NJ, which will continue until the second Monday
in September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

escs he eye; while they sh how far from own
aeg.Feees are The central part Of the landsespe,
tAesgh carefully painted bss hessness and timidity
hardly in concord with the side scenery of the fore
ground. More air, too, we cannot bat fancy might
have been given TO the distance; but the picture,
whether transcript or as work Of An I've have not
yet agreed TO accept the first implying the second
Stss credit TO the sng school Of aDs atlantic painters
cid ia well worth q Wait
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Rcce,sts Of Preduce-JULr 81.

Ts,al b. ali Rorte,-7 81 bba Flour, Sa| lsn. 81
II ao 40 Com M,sl Do Rse 44S DO Oa'. y. psss As
ssl DO. Provisions. ass DO Whisky. ,S2S do VI Ssh"
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Arverfl-rIn' ~
RRADY'S GALLERIES.

PHOTOeRAFHs,
AhssoTYpEs AND DaCUEss8cTTPEt.
Nos T9 and CAS- Broadway Ne~fok, and No 1oI PennsyI
vsviS nv, WAhinxtoD, ID. C.
PYures Of all descriptions copied 10 every style Of The AT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

The new Water Commissioners made their hrst DILL
cia visit to Rdgewood Reservoir, and along the line
Of the works, on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

ACCIDENTS By STORN.-Du'ing the shower on
Wednesday seIEcon The wind bcw very heavily In Newark
and New-fork BAYS, and also IN the Kills Que aooner In
Newark Bay had her tcpma carried sway by the ce Of til
pieces and schooner the Kills had her sails blown sovy
hom The bolt.!ope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

DAsE BAL.-ORwSrALv VS.. OLYMPIc.-The follow
ing is summary OF match game between the above
Brooklyn Clubs played upon the ground of the latter
Broadway, near Union avenue, Brooklyn, +. d., on
"Wednesday, July 90;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

THE CAsE ~ INSPECTOR CARPEsTER.-The ex-
animation of Inspector Carpenter of the Sixteenth
Precinct wi be held next week. The charges relate
to unoficerlke conduct immortality, and suppression
of testimony in tle recent suicide case in Twenty
fourth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

ELECTROMAGNETIC Board of Trustees of the
incorporated village, at recent meeting unanimously
elected John Fowler, jr., Corporation Counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sup-Riss An sets........ 725 Moon-Rses. lo:H
HIGH DAY
Sandy Hook "a Gov Island. OLA Hell Gate
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Markets .CAREFULLY REPORTED rHs N. Y. TRInvss.
THURSDAY, July a. 1859.
AsESThe demand is fair for Pots; saes of 81 bbl, s.
l2i, and IS bbls. Pearls at So,
COTIoNrhe market fully d.c better and active sales
1850 bales. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

TnE STEAM FIREIEsGIsEs.-Tbe discovery has
been made that the money originally appropriated or
the trial these engines, instead of being exhausted
o. has been stated is not yet expended by 81, 0OO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

Ngw BUILDING IN THE PARK-Excavations hav
been made and operations commenced for the erec
ton Of twostory brick building in the Park, on tn
north side Ct the Hall of Records for engne-house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

o. HsploSep July l6 ship Pacific, from New Y0!h 10 New
OyesnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

A CouyrRYxAS RoBsED.-Micbael Ryan, q resi-.
dent az Haven while wandering about the Five Points
Wednesdsy night fell in with woman who induced him 10 60
si4 bsy u Place called ne He:eIse NSp; o0"eTIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

WAIdhcK's THEArER.-The new burleslue which
was produced by the FloreDces on Monday evening,
has been much improved both in the scenery and
scting, and, as now played by them, is one of the
most hug bsble burlesques that has ever been pro-
duced in this city. The singing is well executed, and
the whole furnishes great amount of fun for the
audience. 1t will undoubtedly have great run.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

CoaREcrIoS. We are requisite TO state that the
rersop who was kin, d at che Bowery Iheate
and fell in Consequence Of Ioi.seps p himself and mat
no portion of the scafd erected BY the carpeoe or mAsons
plossd upon q Furthermore ~ the wall Of the
new tbrser has The former accident happened
whils pailpx down the OLD buildings make for it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

yesterday cool, hazy, breezy, shady yesterday !
may thy al sdow never be lees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

Esw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION
Uplanda. Florida NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

KIBLo's GARDEs.--Mr. Burton takes bis benefit to-
s,ght at this theateI which occasion he is 70 sp
pear in FIVE characters. OF course there will be a
<S, wded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

RAsIp Dops-Two mad dogs were killed by the
Pce s "Wednesday evening in Fourth the other in
Fin yoeh street No persons were stacked bitten by
fheui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

DIsoRDERIY lioUsE.-Tbe police of the Sixth Pre-
cnc "Wednesday night made descent upon 6isordery
~ Lorimer street WiIher, L. D. and arrested several
fhn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

.R,uRox- ACoIDENr.-Thos Dillon, an Irishmap,
So gears of az, sled Thursday at the NesYors Hospital
ffox. INJURIES we'd BY being Aoadsy last BY
Hae. Aiver Ri road the Of Haeson and L,sht
str,. Tbs fca.ts Of deceased claim that the
tbs OF careless the 81 the employees in
the car ard with view Of procuring the attendance OF
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LlRczxY AND pscEvISG STOLEN GoODs.-Wm.
Bdcn wrkmsn in The employ Of jacob HoPPsk Of Second
avenue Of Tweny arrested ThaI
csy charged sth seans copper the value Of from the
shop Of bis empower and ling 70 Patrick Bohsoner ePs
81 hquor sor No I72 Twenty Boh,n
also @ted and bc held BY Justice CGsoken
Sbush for trial.