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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
CITY ITEMS.

Two more days Of beautiful weather, succeeding the
rain and the lightning, have glsddened the earth with
the glory of Summary sunshine. Tie blue sky above
us on beauty is bending, and zephyrS, oe'burdened
with all the aroma of harvest tanning to cooness
the arrows of heat; while cloud here ard there on
the azure afoat, for moment shields off The fierce
shower Of fire. the glare and the sheen of The day god,
and evokes in the morning Of August the glorious eve
Of October.
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NEW.JERSEY II,EMH.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE TUssEL.-On Saturday
f,,poop lsborer the Bergen Tunnel named Patrick Camp
bell wa. instantly killed Shaft No The accident occurred
81 large rex coming H. with the side d
N. .hsr while b-ns boosted which csased clip froA
the Dqges held BY Coroner Morris and YER
dict Of accidental death rendered.
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DRowSED.-A man named Christian Heisman was
drowned Friday night while bshi. a; the battery he wrnt
into u O'clock the evening and Wad-d cut
se distance when supposed he vas seized wa cramps
ara being sble swim drowned The bo1y was r.
covered inquest held Saturday BY Coroner heee
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Drs1uRBAscr IN GHAsD srREEr-Yesterdsy after:

noon party Of half drunken boys into free concern
saloon N SAth and nsd- some distgTbsace
or which hey ec,e5 When upon the desak hsy
need fight when q them arrested oF ocer walsh
81 The Filth Precinct. The escaped bur three Of them
sr after fouud the house Engine No where they had
keu refuge The affair attracted hundred nee t' the SPIT
bu, a. u.u such OF them offered ~ assist the on
cen IN securing the parties
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Ntw-YoRx Hosrr1.L.-weekly report to Aug.

FATaL FALL FROM WISDow.-Ceorge Morgan.
led years Of shos reside st No lVI5 bfadssy
balloon which moog through the air
hs tell from story window sidewalk aud wss 40
bscy injured be died IL 81 minutes aerssd An Inquest
vii! t- held BY Coroner Jacknsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

FsTAL CssrsITr-An iuque,t wss bed a. the
F' Wsid Police stsu b. Coroner JscsmAn, the bfy d
fisDc Cnpppsr Irih boErr ~ Jesr. Of are VINO d~d
from tie effect. received sb .iGc- bile al
wsrb The P.rrs Mir- Ees-Jsrssy IN cousefusnce Of
barr, Of i gpoR hin. The jury rebeer-d Tedi1
Of A ccider tai death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

DEATH IRON DEowsISG.-Cornuer Jsckmsn held
beBs., On The boy Michael Murray Who fell into ne
d. fto; q TWENTY shh SotA River and Wa ewned
upse--d 6-c.s.ea int ,sc.st be TIM q the ccur
hu.sy "a. sg- and native OF ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

PorsosgD CHTEsE.-Some weeks since number Of
families were made sick by eating cheese, which was
manufactured at Granville, Washington County, aud
sold at groceries Throughout tie city, L. was also
aseertained that a number Of persons in Baltimore
Nd, had been poisoned by eating cheese which had
come from the same anufacturer Surgeon Ball e1-
er,.d lia self 10 the matter and procured examina
ton cf come the pieces by Mr.. Close druggi't in
Fulton street, which resulted in fnoing arsenous
particles in the substance with which the rind was
coated more thorough examination was subse-
quently made by DR.. George K Smith, who was,
However, unable 10 find any poisonous substances 10
TIE specimens which had been sent 10 him. He quotes
f,o The 9Th London edition Of Tsylors Medical Juris
pruderce published in ISIS which eays
C-t-- ID. frequently sivsn rise 70 symptom, Of psonns
G-rsuy bit there be instance Of is HAVING Proved
f, frsa Tie symptoms produced oJ the cheese nave
heu those ~ ,ar poisoning Tas nature q TIE poso "a M
kuo~u L. .oe TIE rsnt pEoPsGty undoubtedly das
O. lie putraed STATE The curd Again has been ,lP1-1
ts,te po,u ocossonAy derived from certain vegetables on
which he cows feed"
None Of the cases in this city or elsewhere have
proved faisl Some Of the parties remained sick how
ever, bT several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ARRFsTS.-The crew Of boat No. : Of the Hsrbor Po-
Ice ret Saturday six eam.u from bard the BI.h
ht F1e,.- Iyus Of Bdo Island fer refusing outy Tney
were s.n, Tambs Their William Johnson
HA, william Beckett Morris Morris, Joseph Jones'
job. SOnInltTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

The City Hall clock s q, stand still. TIE hands
remain stationary at III O'Clock. 1t has been in this
condition over week and it is almost time tn 1t some
thing was done to regulate it. As i, is, the public
look upon i. as worthless Affair." and place no rei'
sree upon it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

commence with a

EXCITING OCsAsiOS.-They commence with
new Company Arstes and channgy reasonable an
Itail the Summer Drsnstic Season TO-DAY al BAR
NUMs MUSEUM Expectation Is Toe 70 see t1s tbnns
performances Of these candidates for popular favor Music
he psIc gL. Falces Pauomime, &c. this AFTERNOON and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Michael A. Titus. residing
Bod BIZ kntoEmerly Of The tEui Of Himod
Titus flour dealers Of cityed Saturday morning on
board one of the South Ferry boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ARREST OF CONFIDENCE MAS.-James Sherman,
ala, Cubb the confidence opoa,o- arrested
s.tuday the Aston House. charged vita dishonest
practices the mode obtaining living lie held BY the
MAYOR for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

The case Of White & Morse, dealers in pstent medi-
eLe weeks charged by George
Cttock w.h having eoeps &c TIE amount
Of about So 500 tine been under inye-tS De-
fore Justice O.bor1 los resulted In the accused being hello 70
bail 70 the charge s. Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

MALICIOUS MIscHrEr.-A boy named Pa.r ok Gala
han arrested Yesterday def.ng the cabin. VI ol the
Creentt ferry boat. BY cutting them with kGiie. He
locke M examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ARREST OF CAPTAIN LEaos.-On the ith inst II IS
alleged that the steamboat Long Branch was mali
ciously run into by an opposition boat on the same
route. Officers Gardner and Cornell of the City Hal
Police Court, were subsequently deputed to arrest
the pilot of the Long Branch, and in the performance
of their duty were resisted and roughly handled On
Saturday the captain olthe bost Geo &c Track Lemon,
was arrested on complaint of the officers, charging
him with assault and battery. Upon being brought
to the Police Office he was recognized as Captain
Frank Lemon, of Sonora fliibuster notoriety. The
accused claimed that the officers resisted on the
ground that they had no jurisdiction to act lie was
held in $500 bonds for trial.
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iAtyert.sement.I
BRADY's GALLERY

Hss Removed from No. $50 Broadway 20 No sS RroaaHa]
,orIer Of Sleeoferst.
PsorocK.rHs, D.cuERs,orYPss AsD AssRorYrEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ABSENT CoRoNERs-The large amount Of business
in the Ccrouers department during the last few days.
has been mostly performed by Coroner Jackman, who
has been at his post from esrly morning til late at
night such hours being necessary IN order to clear
his slate and satisfy the demands of those losing
friends Coroner Schirmer is in the country, and
Coroners Gamble and o Keefe hsve been absent from
their office most of the time for several days. Datng
the hot weather, in particular, great punctuaty is
desirable in the Coroners department. as the relatives
Of deceased parties are anxious 10 inter the remains at
the earliest possible moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

A DtsTRucrIyp Co,CHnsn.--Deti Give Higgins
ys.,eresy sr-ec John BostrGsn cnschusn in the e~Py
Of G.oe Mun Psrfc street rear Nsrsnd a'nne or 'nr
ch.rK. Of ID. i.rhi.f Th- Gee iDeuded ~ have
hato srd 20; nE sb,e GET n. "a suneay tk
b cuuis the nua>ns The csr'so % y"
,rroy.r h..ise puut 90 all the Vegetables il the ssrten
Thr accused loo kec Up for hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

FoUyD DRowSyD.-Tbe body Of a msn, supposed
10 BE- that 4 Wm Mcku,fry. found OF Governors
sud Friday night CoIoDer Okeefe held an inquest when
a verdict supposed accidental drowning rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
up insensible, from loss Of blood By tie police an
taken to the Hospital The rordies escaped.

SUDDEN DEsTH cr PHYsiciAS About l2o'c'ck
Saturday night Dr.. Peter Hatchisor, who lived at No.
81 Hudson street wa found sitting in bis chsr quite
irsersible. He va, black in the fece whlco Tact
greatly alarmed lie wife who came IN from ths sire ~
st tbst time. She called Dr.. Ken ,edy, and toward
morning DR.. Dalryuple wss sent for. As the friends
of the sufferer supposed he had lsk'n poison the
stomscb pump wss used but without arising a. any
satisfactory Inclusion. Di Dalrympl could not de-
tso the prsseroe Of any poison and was OF opinion
that Mr.. Huichison had an apoplectio ut, supern-
duced BY ntemperance. The patient continued to fail,
and dice at 3 O'Clock the FLOWING morning. Coroner
Jackman subst qutniiy held sn nIu>st, when 1t APP
pesred from the testimony Of Ms. uchison tn 'ther
husband lad been very incorporate IL his habits i'r
several weeks, but particularly curing the past
ten days. For some trivial of-nse he had been ar
rested and locked in one Of the Ss,onlouse al FRI
day light Which fact seemed 10 degrade HIM IN his
own estimation end drove him 10 more excessive IN
diligence in drink, If possible, than he had been pre-
vouslv addicted to. In gears past when lnebriated,
DR.. Hutohison had laid violent hands upon his vile,
and on several occasions beat ard cut her severely
Drs Finle and G .lslh made post mortem ex-
animation and found congestion Of the brsu sufficient
to cavse death. The jury accordingly rendered YER
dict to that effect Deceased WA 30 years OF age ana
a native Of Scotland. He graduated in Edinburgh
some wears ago and was considered Of fine tai
euts.
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COURT OF APPEALS.


The Trustee. Of fi,t Bsps. Church SGT The Brsokiy.
Fire Insurance Company
An agreement that until notice by either patty 70
within the statute Of frauds. and may be- by psrot
pr, Mt rsi i. rot required writing BY the seusr ps.
cipl.s Of law. or any statute Of this State
corporation having the general power Of nsurns -
les, arising from restrictive words IN is charter
provision the charter Of such corporation that coatrss
Of insurance BY certain Officers shall D. Va Id sne osu
as under the corporate SEAL doe. 10. a'tsse ss,s
be bound BY Its agents without suo'sctns from IL power
contract otherwise.
provision in policy ALREADY executed that nsurasse.
whether should b. binding until the scs"
payurn OF The pemiu the written ackno~irds neat
h,reof iny,e subsequent contract to rene usa
B.suc- by pero ~ premium NO PAID g. the ''ne 70" A
attaches, bus Pe'rv"uss to fa,.rs r aay
The plaintiff aided the defendant in negoh sing Ne
purchase Of LAID unee' agreement ina ne should o go
rent Of pr cen, ppm the purchase i price oo ne n =
shown purpose proving the value Of the PLAINTIFF
services. -. -, .o.,, 40, ...,,,o, On. 1870
Is by the Juose directing the Jury to disregard IT. and
the defendant, is entitled 10 new 'risl
Gclsrson OF the plaintiff mad" to the vendor d the hsA
while n.,os the purchase, respect 70 the agreement fr
he not tending to Characterize The act IN which 40
Engaged part Of the res SsR, aud IL inadinssae u
'''"'' Bark Of G-ne.e- az, Ps,chin Bank.
SP s., the Cashier Of Bank, sent to tho plsintif.
TO be d.cou1e5 BIZ of exchange dated teu days prevsas
p,ysb 10 the order of S. Cashier Endorsed By hm with
a, ,he h,nking house and signed g. p s. Cashier Held ,Ast
N. crcums imported that the ldorsemeot was that
the bank he regular business and lot that OF r.
5 individually.
There was nothing In The circumstances pm, the indorsss
upon nquy having ount-d the bill good faith, he
WI. .rtsd to ssus, the bank when the bill vas In
by authority o its though for the scomne'
dson Of third party. and the bank had no Interest init
James vs.. Pope ct al
Lease to defendants, mercantile firm, Tor three
wears h the privilege renewal Daring the original er1
~o Of the paeers retired The third formed firm viii
and continued possession OF the premis
rent the conditions OF the ease for the ~
msucer the term AID year rwsd Held that sacs
occupation did continue the tenancy oil the deiead
AIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

THE MARKETS. City Inspector Delavan is doing
good work among the markets. MI. Irving, the Su'
perin,enden of Markets as determined that the laws
regarding right of way and keeping clean shall be en-
forced and is taking vigorous measures to do so lie
is ably seconded by Mr.. Austin, the Clerk OF Wash
neton Market who is endeavoring to administer JUS
tce to all and secure to the occupants and the pubic
the rights which have been too long nfrnged upon by
some of the more wealthy and reckless traders. From
what has already been DONE we bsve reason to anti
cipate very important reforms in places where the
rule has been too long, the rule of the longest purse
or the strongest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

YOUNG MEN CAN LEARN THEIR TRUE PURSUIT
aud parent, how 10 train their children virtue, usefulness and
happiness. by obtaining PHRESoLoGicAL EXAMINATION a.
Eo,ri & &EIi.s's. No Sl8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

CHsRGT OF FEioSfOuS ASSAULr.-A MAJ ns'nei
Dsyia L.. uss srr,stsd Ssurssy might on tie
p.sini Il Fuller him ~i'h .iAbo1E ~th
hr. Tf- ps,-. spr-sp a. cfinsit together 10 .
grocery H. Atlantic s;rfsc. tbsu month as, ana Zee
ay struck tue- a. TIE Veg with cheese knife, causing
slisht INJURIES, Lee licked Up % s1sw,T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

The Monthly Union Anti-Slavery Prayer meeting
will be held at DR.. Cheevers Church this evening 1t
is expected that ministers Of various religious denom
nations will be present and address the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

Arrow Of houses on Franklin avenue, near Putnam
svepue, were much damaged by the storm on Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ArTIMPT AT BURGLARY.-Ssturisy night, some
thieves aemeed 20 .he of Sir Tsmadss in street.
Greer po bat thr nc,e they ste upon the an root alarmed
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

The CENTRAL PARK ON SATuRDAY.-Ihe man
walks through the grounds were crowded with people,
and in the vicinity of the excellent orchestra, pro-
yided BY few publicsprited ctizen', the crowd was
derse, aud the applause which greeted the perform
arces was frequent and prolonged. One Of the lower
main drives is being rapidly finished, and the Com
ussioners are still pursuing the plan of finishing Sec
tions Of the Park they proceed with the work. thus
aording the public the of at the earliest posi-
HE moment,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

The report, OF the City Inspector which is CIV
en- in another column, shows that the deaths last week
comprised 81 men, ca women, 262 boys, and 2O5 girls
total of 62j; being nine more than the week pre-
vious and less than occurred IN the corresponding
week of last year. OF the whole number ct deaths
last week Isl Of ten years of age and under and
of this number 1856 died Of cholera niantum. There
we're IA deaths of diseases Of the brain and nerves
3 of the generative organs III Of the heart aud
blood vessels 40 Of the lungs and throat of old
age y Of erupve fevers and skin diseases, 81 still
born and premature births, PSI Of diseases OF the
stomach and other digestive organs, q OF uncertain
complaints, sno Il from violent causes The nativity
table shows that 5ls were natives OF the United
States, 75 of Ireland. 6 of Germany, Of England,
of scotland, and the balance of various foreign
countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
AFPoISrxExr.-Mr. Merrill Colvin has been ap
pointed Deputy Clerk Of the Brooklyn City Court

CITY MoRr.IrY.-The total number Of deaths n
tbi city last week a being 80 increase oil over
the preceding week. Ofthese - were aduit' ana IL
under q yesrs Of age. The number under one year OF
sse wss GO. The principal causes were: Cholera IN
fsnium, 81 consumption l6; infsrtie marasnus, i2i
ibfarte couvulsors s. scarlet fever, D. renteni and
.yphus fever each; puerperal and typhoid eaeh'
&C. Natives Of the United States, ll5 Ireland, 21i
Germany. 3: Scotland and Sweden, eachi Denmark,
J.; unknown, l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

DRowsFp.-Yes erday afternoon. On Italian re
5t in Baxter street, resr Yoib shie bathing =, the tt
s-uth Fourh street, d beyond hs depth. aud Was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

FIRv-About g. O'clock Saturday afternoon, fire
b h, GO, in ~, oil t,ctory Roe Of Wstou street
ard Ma-rv avenue ex,ingnishei with about c
dsusse. Cause, TIE boiling over OF & kettle Of OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

SrFFoC,1FD N PRIyy -Yesterday gentsms
sbnu; residing ioor M Lerrt. m
avrLue nir'h W.fd Station House tr into -
vs u house il Consequence Of the giving -. OF ~
for .urocssd before his couaioa discovered
Tie Lame Of the gentleman i, hinchHan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

DRowNrp.-Corouer Bennett held an inquest up N
tee body found drowned Bay Rag- saturday.
So. sy hsr evi5nty about 81 81 bad
OIL hat calico dr,ss dark sls~ with border, aud
r.lisr .haxs Sac y lot identified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

THE ArI,sT1c..rREEr RAnR0AD.-The rails fol
the horse road on this street have been laid nearly to
Court street. and il will now take but snort time u
join with the Long Island Rairoai track al bosioH
street, thus making a continuous line to Bediord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

Observation-Disclosures Powers ard James Farrell
were " Saturday Oh; the ohsse OF onioa'
entering hous- in Bond str- They hs previously been ~
rested AID d:.chal srd iCr VAIL U! iaeI:ihcs.ioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

~os ,,e,t.S . sc to in sp-eie 81 od H. paid in'o ths
iark certificate the Otdtcsy ~ M c9nny !" hu
fact record h Office bcfo, the sns oo'd
ccr t--- No pst-f ,he.c rrqus'ipns w-'s com
rhrc furni.h<d tin. sheOcs esa fimte-i "
tucsrwood that the r0' IN To- e'k sna '-I't
thu; = co. $500 b. fr, re,rn Z" taf ps e-a -
h the bark n. also Tia; b u toe bass m zoe
before Underwood bs sfasut the defendant ~ nut
It'd IN biz that "a. Whole Sbsctrn s~i~'s-
r. tore The ot the M uaterwoc1 r'or
the esk bills t. the dCf-udsr enc &c
named III. Of TIE bonds, wk.ch Reused ~
Nr Ipo.rwoc1'. inquiries iE tie principsl ciies d
s.r-es in, he had Legal existence, and tsN
A.. li. were ycrthhsa BY the port II the Apdtor
r.r ~ terrA II srr-sr.d that h. bank hsd flied ~px,
nv me ths, State Dfcres and the detsnd
art ksh ntec bsypx received from Sco-nek eep OF hs
49, witch wss sid 10 be Deosests commission ths trss
80, In re no transaction Mr. Underwood r-iisd ape
~. s,su.p. the 10 the ooud'on Of the ba.k.
tbs, ~. orisussur would produce The soa
AID The bonds would not be converted
ut h. f .a6.d e. thr Truth 81 the rcprse
DIR ~. 81 June the defendant as~d - produce to Nt VA
a uocs c.,, the Ordinary OF D~csuf ,unty "a:
L, r-quon, Of the pretended chsrtef OF tne osnk ~
be en- cen Piled with which he nled TO 90 mr unSef~s
the Transaction plot on tn~ Psss
the df.nesu, him o the BOMBS which are 100
Sl 75 He requested De!orest - give the ooo'S -
defendant or any other rcrson
SUPERIOR COURr-srrcrAL Tssx-Aus s.-Befsrs yss>iss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Meek sgt. Van Dorsp.-Cs.e settled.
Before JVs,ice AoScRiEr.
John j. Chase ct al agt. George lie Hursy ct n
Molten k- shsm denied win ~ costa 70 -
teudsnt to abide the even, Of the Actioa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

A TEsTINoSIAL.-The detectives attached to the
Police Headquarters have had prepared handsome
fraI1c containing the ambroypes of each member of
the squad with excellent likeness Of Deputy.SGper-
n,endent Carpenter, Capt. Walling, ard SerSean's
Dickson and LefFcrts. II ali arranged aud selected
before the late resolution of the Board prohibiting
presents to supeIors, and therefore does not come
under that resolution. 1t will be presented TO Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter some time this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ARREST OF SHOPLHTERs.-On saturday evening
two -urn women and m.u entered tie drys5'd,
Rockw, Smith Fourth near Eighth street, uater
p5,,ense o. purchssius snt sole P- Of sk Vnsd So
and two pec.. OF de aue, with which they iei Mr Rsse
soon discovered the theft aud stared IL pursuit Of NJ thieves
be overlook the Of Second ss.u- and shth
street On coming Up u-dr excuse about S5 bill
he rad given them IL esanr, persAds iae 10 sirn WIZ
him IN order the -cthrc Thy did
m On thei. be store be csls-d hcT aud olEi
The good. above named n bag Which Of tae had
The locked up, but
uAued RoAcds DO lad been talking - them called uPoa MI
Rockwell proposed settlement Of tie matter bu; the sser
Or Sunday morning the Trsoners were taken before
Justice Steers wheu ,nt nais agins' them By M
Rockwell they held for vial TAs females gave Ilels
uAmes q Avn I0lsa Aaa SS.hsr.e U9tnas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

Mrnpyrors Ass,ULr.-On Saturday night Adam
Richardson 4 canal.bos csptain, was entieed into
ruisnv resort in Battery place and there got into an
alteration with some rowdies Scon after leaving he
WAS followed and attacked by one of them, who
l,ocked him down. cut bis throat chin and head with
a knife. and then fed. Tie wounded man was picked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

A MkS ACCIDENT Ally SHOr ASD KILLED BY A
PoLICEMAS.-On Saturday afternoon horse took
fright in Chatham street. and ran Of at rapid pace
uu, he reached the Of Spruce and Gold streets
when he cane head foremost, sgaiust post, and
was thrown to the pavement, receiving fatal injuries
Policeman Adolphus Dobkee Of the Second Ward
was requested BY the owner to shoot the animal
Raising his pistoHto take ain, it Unexpectedly went
al. and the ball from it struck Jacob Ottepgsr 8
German. who was standing by, in the head killing
him almost instantly. TIE body of deceased was
tain 70 the S,a.ion.House, and Coroner Jackman
YESTERDAY held an inquest upon it The jury, after
investigating the circumstances OF the esse' rendered
vsrdc, Of Accidental death" and exonorated the
officer from all blame. Deceased worked IN type
fOundery. and was on bis way home when be was shot
lie was 81 years of age and leaves wife and family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

BoDY IDENrFIED.-The remains found h1s.ing OF
Coy Island as frdsy have been oEE a. those OF Mr.
WI T. NJ Lstry sgeLcmAn VINO had occn missing iroM as
hone r days AT inquest led or IL by and h-
Jury rendered yeIdiet Of death from supposed drown