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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
CALIFORNIA.

The Overland Mail brings advices from San Fran
cisco to the 9th nit. We select few items from our
California des, for which we are indebted to Messrs
Wells, Fargo q Co.
ARRIVAL OF 4 Big SHIP.-The splendid clipper ship
Yong America, Cap. Brown arrived yesterday frona
Newly York, consigned 10 VIM. L. Coleman g. Co. On
her passage she encountered Tremendous gale which
canned away some of her spsrs, obging her TO put
Tito Rio Janeir0 where che detsiued fe weeks
She left there on the 10Th of May and, consequently
Las made the passage here frou that port in sixty
nine DAY s-th. thirc-be passage record. Ga the
passage up from the Equstor, she spoke the ships
Orpheus Elizabeth +. WlIlets and Belle Of the Wes,
The latter vessel che was in company with Friday
last and may arrive before th, paragraph reaches the
eye of tie reader. Tie Young America brings up
ward Cf 5000 tuIs Ofcargo. Alta, 18th.
TIE Yrs AND Downs or CALIFoRSIA LFE.-A
yourg man named John Henry Kinbo was arrested
last evening and brought to the House II
charge of vagrancy. In 1850 this same man, now ly
ing IN the City Prison IDLE vagsbond, was pos
sessed Of property valued ct 500 OIc-the owner Of
real estate houses lands and merchandise 10 this city,
and quartz lead VOlcauoville which yielded ricn
ly. How his reyerses have come upon hln-Whether
by gaming, exuavsgance, dissipation or neglect-we
know not but the sin pie fact OF the fall from prince
y estate to poverty and disgrace, is sOrrowu IN the
extreme. San Francisco Atlas, 9th
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Is brother with brother; apd hroggh tie whole oftha.
notorious lccsliy there wac TO be eees such display
Of the better feelnss Of 5umeDy migat put ~
shame hose who psterd 10 he peace nskets Ia what
arc called the fil her walks Of life.
Tie authorities bG0 taken proper precsuon 10
having large force OF local sbes and country
police at the place. saw detschmaDts Of them ses,ei
en- icims a. the corners Of toe streets, each
As Idle a. painted clip
Upon p4ilted OCEAN
but not sDgle stone did see thrown nor did hear
sue offensive eGpres-on. Even the few stores esd Z"
be tbroan at people car. mentioned by cot m
Porary, were purely imaginary, as | happened to be
there when he car pRsseJ."
The Rev. ". Grattsu GuirDees commenced daily
preaching in Belfast on Wednesday. OH July, and bis
services have been very rnple ssse aud useful One
newspaper report states thar 0e preached to 30 900
ptfsons Oh the Afternoon ~ sabbath, July TO- but
another esu mates the ssseublage at about one-hslf
that number
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FROM THE PLAINS.
z Of The L.asensor.h Tive.

Correspondence % The uworth Tive.
FORT EEARSEY, y. T. Aug. 7, 1850.
have just arIiv ed at this port, and 10 acc )rtsnce
with agreement, give you some facts Of general IN
terest.
Fort kearDey is now under the co Im.nd Of C,l. c..
a. MAY, o; Mexican war notOrety. There are but
very few troops al the Fort.
1helxdiaD tribes rot opposed to interfere with
the whrcs re FAR az | can learu.
number OF pew bulldogs have lately been erected,
ara TIE place presents quite respectable appearance
one thing let me meLtion. The region hereabOuts
II alive with buffalo, and if any OF your readers
TO eiJoy rare and pl, asDg hunt would advise them
to MIKE the trip to the Font. The bnf.lO are in
hne cordiioD, snd vii Amply repay hunting. prefer
tbs IT meat TO the beet Of beef-steak
have seen but fe Indians though learn that the
IdWbees are Low IN the waT path against the Chey-
erDes
cannot speak in very catering terms Of the coun
try after leaving the Big Blue, and my opinion is that
II VIII never De thIckiy settled.
Tie great dras back is in the scarcity of timber
The country is admirable for raziLg purposes enl
grand buffalo hunting ground"
We meet hundreds If Pixies Peakers going TO the
mines, and numbers en- route for the a.es Many o.
the latter seem satfied if they carry few buffalo
scalps home siih them.
The trains Of Maors Russell & Wadisl fairly cover
The praies and to this eutepIl-iug firm the people Of
the Great West are under many obligations
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MINING NEWS.

TIE New DICGISGs IN DEL NORTE COUNTY,
Sou1HEKN OREOON. The Creeeenl CRY Herald, of
the 2Oth Gays:
"Ibey are about twenty miles this side of Jackson
vile, consist of large extent Of flats and guches
three four miles in length, and reported to be similar
to The Yreka fats. The country however, like that
III the neighbohood of ColOms, contains good deal Of
granite. These diggDgs are without water, but a
ditch is in progress Of construction, eight miles IN
length, which will bring in toe waters Of Williams
Creek which liz capable Of afiordng ample supply.
The diegirgs only surface, and are said to pay
better than they prospect which Is saying good
deal Parties who remained there last Winter working
what little water they could get from the euches, are
reported to have averaged an ounce per day to the
mao. TIE ditch is expected to be completed IN two or
three weeks, when Ne shall soon know how the mines
will turn out. II they do hall as well "a they are ex-
peCteC there will be great rush there, and large
hitting town will arise. Quite town B springng
up already called Williamsburg
A miner named Gibson took out OF his sluices last
week ON Coyote Greek, near Nslecto, eevonty-
ounce lump Of gold mixed with quartz. After seps-
rating, there forty ounces of pure gold. When
first seem the nugget had the appear Of any ordi.
nary piece of quartz gravel the gold was all incustei
with all iron. colored cemeIt.
TRTCKEE RIVER DlGGInGs.-The dirglngs recently
discovered a. the base of the sierra Nevada,
SAYS Tile Placer Hcrdid, between the waters of Car.
son and Truckee Rivers, and the latter stream,
are exciting great deal Of attention 10 the upper pof-
ton OF PaC County, ADD are Just no" causing rash
in tn a! direction that BIDS fair to riga the emigration
that is periodically making its way TO the newfOund
Ell Dolados.
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FIRES.

FIRE N WEST FoRrY-THIRD sTREET-THREE BUILD-
INGs DESTROYED.
Yesterday afternoon, about O'clock a fire broke
out in the carpenter-shop Of James Shehan, of
Noe. 32i ard 326 West Forty-Third street. Owing to
the large amount Of combustible material about the
premises the flames spread rapidly, ard extended TO
the frame dwelling -house sni blacksmith-shop sjoin-
ing in the rear of No 3D., owned by Richard Doydall
frame tenement in the of No. 800 also took fire
and before the fremen could subjue lls flames the
carpenter.shop blacksmith shop, and one dwelling
were destroyed Thereof and upper part of tbs ira ne
building owned by Mr.. GeNord wore b3ily Damaged
TIE losses and nsurarces as follows near az We
uld learn: Mr.. Sbehan's loss on stock sui bdli'ug
is estimated at from 500 10 $1,000. Los. of NJ
Dowdal. about $50. No insurance. III dwelling
was destroyed Loss 500; insured for 500 IN tha
Coluub a Insurance Co. Loss ot Nr. ReXfrt 500 or
$500 IrsuIed The fire extended 70 the frame bull.
nc rear of NJ. $50 West Forty Second street, owned
by Robert Mccormack, damaging TO the amount Of
sCO. Insured for $500 IN the \. \. Arciie Insurance
Co. TIE origin Of toe fire is at present unknown bat
the matter il under inycs, CATION by the fiIe Marshal
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The s4iorrrrre-t s''k pare Saturday evening and
the affair w,urf rp N y general gLric.,oD.
Cspt Csni.op, UIhed States Co Isirssry during
the Nj .iedb var, PresIiebt of tue Convention.
The hstyy m Ds m the muuntaiua h1d ces-ed. Esd
the diegir ~ are again worked. TIE health Of he
u;Ieie, Which hai been preca1us Ia Consequence Il
~ imu eIse fad Of ssieT, improving. Not less
than twenty pertons haG cIed at toe nountsio fever
csnscd by IL continued rsr- Ia sffray nat took
place on the eyerfg Ct TIE 9Th in fro3 Of the Denver
House Col. johnson q Lgsven sorth City fired a. tue
Sheriff cf Auspaboe County. TIE BAL Passed through
the la;eTe has, ana siraok Capt. Jeffrey, aIooksr"n
fIer employee Of tie Express, in toe ief shoulder
shatteritg the bones and making amputai.oo almost
urtyoicabis
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Hstory II France from The Earliest Times.o 1875 By TIE Rev
James " hi;s. $50. PIP. 57l. D. Appleton & Co.
The History Heodotus. English version BY George
RaY n.or NJ. A., assisted by CD sr Henry Raw naon,
X { b aud Sir j. q. NlsiLson, r. X. \ fl volumes
Vol l. syo Up. itl The Same.
Commentary Epsle the EPhesisns BY X T. Pat
tison ID D. l2u.o. PIP 2H Bosom Gould a Lincoln.
Ne~-Yoih: Sheldon 4 O..
Thirty esons Or The Adventures o. ST.
Jrtp FrGI kin l2mo Up. i73. II. Da7.ou.
Presdrutsl Clldd.tes in 1850 By d. ". Bstet limo
30. 5Sn A. b. BIreck.
s..t o.sary Of English Words used Formerly IN Serss
Different from their Prseut By hchd CAeneyX french,
d d. T2ao pp 2s. RsdGsid. "
The N,,i.,ippi bblr Memoir u john Law. b. Afopae
Thor. Tau.aed ard sdi;ei by Eraus ). Esss. l3no.
m gf. W. A. Townsend \ Go.
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FROM TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.


By the arrival OF the Frances Pamer, the dates are
to June 80.
THs SHIPMENT or On AND BoSE.--The tranship-
ping Of oil and bone at the several ports OF these
ISLANDS has been the increase for several year, and
has Low become steady aud important branch of our
tTsde. The Legislature, III the new Code just enacted
has wisely continued To allow the transhlppng OF all
products of the whale fishery free of any duty. Since
1850 THE trade has been Increasing annually, TIL last
Fail season, beside large number OF whaleshlps re-
turning home, which took freight there we're Is mer-
chentnen, with q tuunage of nearly lOOOO tuns lett
these Isauds bound home with full cagoes, consisting
principally OF oil and bone, but 10 part OF other
articles.
During the Spring season Of the present year, FIVE
vessels OF 3 49, luns burden, have also tiled IN IKE
manner fer home ports. This mode of csrrying on
the whaling business we judge from It's Increase, to be
attended with good results to the owners, VINO by TINS
method have their oil at their command, aud can ds
pose Of it whenever prices are satisfactory or lot II
lie IN store under then care and SUPERVISION win
less ris than II aioat among the ice Toes u The
northern oceans .
Arrange ments have already been made for consid-
cradle number of ships to oa at the ports OF these
ISLANDS during the coming Fall season.
Personal MATTERs-,Iudge Aoner Pratt, the wor-
tby United States Consul has been for some time past
seriously i'll with the asthma. Ii was his intention To
10 visit San Francisco in the Palmer, but, his health
having improved little, he uiil defer 1t tor tune.
T. H. Marshall, esq, formerly OF the United States
Consuste, is rusticatlng AT kausi
Lieut. Col Shelly English Army 10 now on an e1-
cursion with his X. II. Pr,rce Lot kamehameha, on
the Island Of la. all His X. III. is accompanied by j.
Irwin esq., as Private Secretary. The Mississippi Is
hourly locked for with the Japanese ambassadors on
board. The Hon. j. W. Borden, the United States
Con missioner contempstes visit around the Island
of Oahu in which he will be joined by r. L- HAWKS,
esq, the Secretary OF Legation.
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FROM PIXIES PEAK.
MOVEMENTS FOR A NEW STATE.

Lbsyenvorth correspondent Of 1he 81. Lou"
R,pu6!tcan says: u.a f,o,, the
The Constitutional Convention, adjourned nom tne
first Monday in June to the first Monday IN Ausa gus
net IN Denver City en- the Let inst but shorty ae.
ward adjourned to Aurara. After ~, See SsIesotss
Consucp for The State Of Jefferson was adopted to
be submitted 10 the people for acceptance 81 relcc0o
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HEALTH CoANIssIoSERs.-The Board met ell the
u.usl hour. but did little business of public interest
Egh; nine vessels were reported seye's! o. "Alch
were detained for observation. On the bark I'm
press fom Bathurst, Africa, doubtful case 0; lever
was found, which DR.. Harris pronounced yellow fever,
and DR.. Wllse. denied to be such. sewer II Six
teauth street wa. directed 70 be NEEDED, 3, az e1-
pense OF slJ0.
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CITY ITEMS.

We hsd yesterday coolish morning, & hot aud
sultry midday and cioucy afternoon, with eight
.pIl kle Of rain. 4 drenchng shower would very
materially improve tie condition Of the city, which
begins TO give forth in its crowded streets the foul
odors which DO cleanliness ever yet dreamed Of By a
City Inspector cal eralicate.
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N1FffIIs'HI7I-I
A RELIC FOR THE CURIOUS CHRISrfAN-A

from he MorAT OLIVES famous ia s,cr.d History
The Missionary Ship Henry tl has us. brought
Gusi'cd Tn 4 of these sncent Olive To,s and 10 -
BARNUNS MUsyUr. IL 4. eloquent in its susgessss
Charming entertainments there besides this Afternoon snk
EyenuE
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LAWYERS Mr.

LAWYERS MERCHANTS, CLERKS. MECHANICS,
STUDENTS aud others should careful
EXAMINATION talents defects
the Of themselves FXaminati'rs daily Sith charts Cd
vice. aid hn written opinions, at fowLGH WELLS. No ss
BrpadxNy
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FgtL OvrRRoARp -psuick Drgs-, sh1e ,sSjsx
b1k cat 'huf-fsy st't "a tae fHf ts% % t~'sg
f-ccud sIe" Nah Ruf fen oE'rbstf, snG 80 if'~'s
IL tN a'sd = he TIM The boy 49, sHh-- l~s"y
rooye,t ryuTed sSseeth Wnd station, "h-ss -
,C-st "a BID.
FTro>IorS AssAULr.-Acting Capt Preston OF The
Syh Nsra Plfce sfrrsa DsaTcs Miller lsgrr bsc .sesa
rscrr With Glib c.ocstl0s bic .AouGet The pms
.u % tie TUub. - AID canned he dss
P.'aL
ForSp DRowSrp The body Of John Bauer q
la ~. found f.tns 'h- b,u the Sex q rrun,y psrtA
srr.e Nor,h Rver d-es.,-d hsyins s-. sri
80 49, boat Th~ tacy REMOVED % the Fssoeaoe % MA
ssu-s ~. TO- West Thirty sCc0nd street
RrRGIARs.-Tso young men nsuei Osen Moore
and Ccr, IL ne. b. arrested II ,hs Isft Pro ia.
Surd suspicion aId ufoa va squ>ntitS .. ysidsSs
vr.l-, w,s tund rae bcn i.Dth~d ~ he P-tp~r'ososs
lss- rsuh.r Il rohbeE recently oonea n sdsisat
par. II "a. city They he'd - ws.s fartacf iHqaiFy
RopY IDENTIFIED The man found crowned a he
tot o. E-vruth street. Ess has he<u iSertined 40 fhss
ReTun pns-e Of ne NJ, sy Woss ~as ~As istsAa
~ las. alive.
tAdvertiserent
READY's GALLERY
Hs. arNovro fra No $50 Brosa~sy 70 Va. SIS sra;vVs
,otaer Of Sleecke,s.
FHoToGSAsHs DAsrIxSrorrrys Aso AassorsrS.
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I Advertisen
II AD NJ n -. NJ


Be- ksr.t few doors Of Brcsdwsy HIS recently pay
Ibtd really important Medical Work the b,
ely tw ongns sud successful method OF Premature Playa
Gel NeIyo's ard Mental Debility Price u. postage s-
eluded. Office hours IN N y % s. and 6to9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

Gas GAS GAS w ARNsR PfCk'S & Co.
feel s.sliea that their styles o -, Fixtures
issidous Cell at great manufacturing depot NA SIS
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

MAfRlfD.
In Benic July 49, James H. Daniel TO Miss Margaret Ann
in Nevada July Is by til. Rev. D. A. Dryden VIM C. Don
H. 0royilIs Jy ~ = S Horton to victorne Bressnre.
A. Johusou Ranch III Dorado County % the Rev D 3
WLecer MI Meredith OF smiths Flat, 20 Miss Joanna T.
Morpty.
H. oakland July 8 Mr. John Smith tof Smiths strawberry
srd,) la,e North Second street Philadelphia aged 10
yesrs. - o., -, O.. - es ,..,s
At Auburn July H. Mr. George NJ Martin formerly oil NssA
vile, Tennessee aged 50 year,.
I'm s,n Franrco Jelly "a the residence Of per husond
on Howard street Second and Third 81 oseas, Oh ne
rait Mary wife David Mckay and eldest daughter oil CAPT
Grorge and Mary Chsse, s.td y years. O., n, ,,..,
Al Lc,uston sa Clara County, July Is Russell mofe'on
AZ Lcxps,on santa Clara County July IS Cornea' only
Child Of OrE And CCIBels w ebb, eyed ~ years
Markets.
s,S FRANCISCO, July 2S-P. II.
ytorpsaIe. Of loo bbs CALICO 81 dave 80 Isl aud
500 quarter s.cks Domestic ExIs al 80 75G ts Z .v 70.
A-SAles Of 100 sacks choice ne" on private 'cui'
800 Do At &C. and = ID. also al &c. = 10 - ma !,
Bsptry-Sal,s of 30 sacks brewing 81 81 40 800 do 8.
: a; $50 do 81 l2i 40 do at Sl IA /" TO- -
oars- No sales reported prices Tcman anal'eTed'
H,y-Sales Of q tuns eho e al 10 -, 81. -
OxICxs-Saes Of IS bags, in lots, a. lic-c q 10.
Of 100 sauai5s No siam 80 = each a:
-. and ~ mats China n n each q; - ~ & lV 10. -
Of 100 bbls BO.t7u crushed on pusae terms
and Al auction hh6s choice Nusc0Vado ~ 40 Z 10 W
re,se sh.d or II q cent isIe aho"'oi a''0 ~
aoopsss. Of 80 dozen Blunts FRESH Peachesoa pm
'CspIrs-sse Of OOo boxes KuspPs Adamsn'ins on pm
'as' case, Eastern in 10 and 20 70 bags asasc' 10
Cs,S,rRRIrs-5'o kegs E,stern, sold private
bss,-Ssls Of 10 bb.s Mess, SOLD pi'1'e rs..
DrMJoaNs-Sae Of IS crates, assorted 'ife'' u" s'~
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GEt. SAtNDtk> : SitIAllit lNNifT hNHUN
STsoF.Tni. uinifsh- scle may b. obsned " the sls
manufacturer SsvNDsss NJ. Astor HOUSE, and u se
various sscn.s ;hroUsho The city.
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Here sni there observe dr'as'nc ydfa0t p'er-
pg mo,e-,ly from some teqa-Stsi c"rner iao'e
row 10 Use are freely paroHzet' aud tue Gay inl''
soon when handsome fountains, carefully k'P''
-lA offer their spaIklitg tp azure to nca afd pool
wIttcut monty srd vhhs0 pre-. Aud "iosoeVtr
" shall give to drink unto enc oil hese hLt.e ones
" cup OF cold water. veny cay unto you he shal IN
" DO wiso lose his reward"
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OPyvfxG oF PRoPosAIs-CITY Hail, lsT'Sr'
Toxr. AND U,RIEx EXcISE H0rsE.-The Stree.
Commissioner yesterday opened proposals FOR repair
ipe the Cry H.h for erecting the proposed InA0's
Home in Lexington avenue, and for fitting up an En-
gire house for Hose Company No 43, N Ons-aun-
dred-ar i.twerty-frst street, Harlem. EignI DDS
were made fer the Cty-Ilal contract, the tne a.
lowed being 90 Gays. Edward Grdiey, the ""es'
bidder, obtAined the contrse: at GLOW John van
Dolseu and James Gridey are his srret!es, 20 The
aroun, OF 49, 900. Fog tie infants Home eielt DDS
were made, and the contrsc, aEslded 10 WiiAem
Coulter q: s23,90o, tine rionths su-eiies, James
Dounslly and Wm. G. Chase. Five BIDS were male
for Tie Harlem EIgi1e House, the loves: Of which
was Edward Grdlcy, at ! 800, and James Gntlsy
and John Van Dolen were given a. sr5eiies. Ine
tine allow d wss four months.
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CUaIors FREAKS OF A Law CLEsE.-Chsrles N.
Martin. young man Of 20 law clerk FOR the firm Of
Whiting & Clnrk was arrested yesterday, charged
with EN- oezzlement. Several months ago Mr.. John
A. Saith placed in the hands Of Messrs Whiting Il
Clark two notes end some accounts against Peter
Klncb with instructions 20 take legal measures for
their collection Young Martin directed by his en-
ployeTs pToseoute klnch in the Marie Court and
money was given to him 10 psy the Clerks fees ln-
stead OF doing 20, it is charged that De bad an inter
view with kinch, and agreed with him that Instead
o. being sued he should pay the demands against him
by iustalneuts, a. bis own convenience. Martin,
however, represented to his employers that ne had
brough, the SUIT as directed and that the debt was
rapidly progressing toward payment During May
and June lie recs wed from Klibch S67, which II Is
now chgged he converted to bis Own uae, aud also
sper. the money given to MIN by Mr.. Csrk, in the
same day. These facts were not known to his en-
ployers until recently. lie was committed to the
TCmbs fer trial.
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CRoros WArEE.-Assi.tant Engineer Wider and
several ohers OF the Cro,on Board, yesterday made
visi. 10 the Cro,on dam, and returned sill more
fully satisfied, if pOssible that the bad water was
owing solely to rsir and mud. The Croton dam was
found clear and Clean as before and the taste OF the
water was almost une1ceptionable. Down TO the
lower reservoir the murky appearance was found TO
have passed away, and the water was likewise
greatly improved in taste. little moro " flushing
and the city viii have nothing further to complain Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

ExrENsyg DRUG RosBERIEs DIscovERED'-
Messrs. Hall Il Rucke, wholesale Druggists, in Green
wioh street, have for some time pas; missed large
quantities OF drugs and medicines from their establish
1neIt, but utterly at loss to account for the
manner in which they we're purlOined. Recently de-
tsctyes Sampson, Devoe and Smith were directed to
trace the robberes to their orgo. About week ago
Sampson saw man cone out of the store with
Pct bag, and supposiDg him to be the thief folio we'd
him to the Ioooken Ferry and took him into custody.
The prisoner very Indignant, and demanded By
what authority he had been arrested. Sampson
searched his carpet.beg, and iniirg nothing but
crackers in H. apoogized for his Gistske, by saying
that he thought he might be peddlar without IL
ceise. The watch upon the store kept up, and
yesterday morning. between and O'Clock, while
the officers were sitting ir wagon laden with cab
bages in front of the store disguised market gar
deners, they observed the same man come out with
carpet bag well filed, and took aim into custody.
They found in his bag opium, pills and other drugs to
the value of S5J. Tie prisoner proved to be -
-, book-keeper of the lrm. Seeing that es-
cape was hopeless he made full confession of his
guilt. According to hi- story he had been engaged in
nbbing his employer in this way for more than
year, being assisted in his dishonesty by John Ely
one Of the men employed to put up drugs for sale,
ard by John life who sold the goods stolen
at various drug stores. Ely and life were arrested,
when tine latter confessed that considerable sum
OF money which lie had with him. was derived from
the sale of stolen drugs, The house Of the prisoner in
Bobok, D. searched and quantity Of goods found
which he had pufoined. The prisoners taken be-
fore AID. Smith, and committed 10 the Tombs for
trial.
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Rus OyER.-At O'Clock on THURSDAY evening
Thomas Farrell run in Broadway near
s.ree, By horse and driven by some person -
ard dangerously injured that be 10 nos eA 70
BE was taken Lie residence In Fuy secold rs 'e'"s''
Sixth and Seventh s-erges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
COURT or SPECIAL sEssIONs-Aue s--Besore Jssttoss
SrEERs. kELLY. and COSaOLLf

Josephine Dedsr.iog, ssranl. and battery fined $lo.
Bridget DrsJ assault and t-rey Gas 'Taa.s
aad battery susd sa Ff.De. Curdan violating as.ta sws
adsusrt s1,p-rd~d William Carney assault and besty nasS
SID Corneu, Lay saai, battery, City PrSoa i've dsys
Iph Laf ins d'aey A9' r NaSsiau , ..aat
and b.sry; Judgment MGy Aan Taylor sesan&
psr Of rsi,-rs P,nitenfay month Jelss 'sohsr':s
.n,p.uc Cd Carl Wiessnd assault end battery hasd
srsat q. Whitney Enforcement tadzmrr, suapeoded
i,ror.s Wisus stealing isa AaS, PeasctSry III months
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HIsTRIosIc THIEF.-An actor named j. z. Rog
en-. employed u subordinate characters a. me BoweTy Thee
s,o. seys, drsw Horace Ii. Wal Of No ~ Columo''
street, wssnrcneman a the thestef The properly
found BY Offer Poole ., TIE psgIsaop No % NJ" Ca
street, where /; had been pledged for i've shiEsa In
Who leaving Bo:o5 spprehendsd by he sane
UHceg, and held 20 answer.