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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
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VIENSA Sunday evening, June T..
The following official news has been received
Benedek's corps was again attacked at Meegnano on
the OH. Loss, between 300 and 300 men.
The total loss st Palestro May 81 was ID officers
and 5fB men killed, General, % officers, and o'S
men wounded, and officers and IA men missing.
Garibaldis corps threatens the Southern Tyro from
Val Canonica Val Trompis, and Bagolino.
It's reported that the French feet in the Adriatic
received powerful reenforcements yesterday and 1t IL
expected that a landing Of troops viii soon be at
ten pied on the coast between Venice aud Trieste.
II is not positively known where General Gyulais
headquarters now are, but probably at Mantua.
PARIS, June IL, 1852.
An announcement posted up at the Bourse states
that Bergsmo has been taken by Gsribadi. The
Austrsns have evacuated Lodi.
PARIS, June II, 1889.
The Moniteur Of today contains the following tee-
gram: .
TURIN, June lip. m.
The Au.trans evacuated Piacenza yesterday, after
having blown up the citadel.
The Honear also says that the statement put forth
By certain journals that the Papal Nuncio has Off
ciated at Vienna in the religious ceremony Of calling
down the protection OF Heaven on the Austrian arms
is untrue. o
PARIS, June II, 1889.
Tie NonV.ur Of today publishes decree appoint
ing Gen. schramm superior Commander OF the Camp
a. Cbaons where three divisions of infantry and one
Of cavalry viii be assembled.
Tie uontetr also states that 1900 Austrian prison.
er. have arrived al Marseilles and Toulon.
MARsEULEs, June, 1879
rrb,os .,e,m fric.,es have landed ? fO0 Austrian
prisoners here ,..L.
The remains Of Gen. Espinasse have been brought
t. this town by sea, and will be sent on " rsl"ay
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
TURIN June TO- 1873
The Au.trians have defntvely evacuated Payia,
and are said 70 be s Lodi The allied armies are al
vapcipg. Gen. Garibaldi occupied Bergano on the
morning Of the stb and then, having learned that
800 Aastrians were coming from Brescis, sent de-
tacAment 10 NEE. them, which, though incon-derabe
in number, nevertheless beat the enemy.
TURIy, June IL, 1879.
Private etters have been rsceiyedfrom Milan to the
sth inst respecting the battle OF MelegnAno.
On the arrival Of a. Austrian division from Paw;
/ the fight began q. midday. The enemy ves s'roDgy
| entreneh.d in the cemetery and IN iafm-noa'e'
| 0ur troons under Gen. Lsimlrsnt, 2iacAed these
positions. ,,r 49,.
Our ,ee wing took the chateau an tneh i7A upl'
The village. The Austrisns, being outhshkef WIKI
drew and bsrricaded themselves IL the P''a;'
houses. The Zouaves sustained murderod- nanl
.o-hapd conflict and drove out the enemy. The ngn
wing Of our army, U.der Gen. Forey, wa'rot require
70 ss "a, in the battle. Col Paulze-lyoi was killed
and 100 Zouaves were put hors Dr. comba'
The Au.tris.As. who were 5000 strong, suffered
loss a. 80 killed ADD wounded AID =" prisoners
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FIRES.
rfRF on 4 STEAMBOAT

fiRT on 4 STEAMBOAT.
About O'Clock Sunday morning. fire broke out on
hoard Of the steamboat Rather lying at the fool of
Vessry street ~ X. The fire originated in the forward
cabin and thence extended 10 the pilot house and
nromenade deck, but the flames speedily extin.
rruishod by the fremen before they bad made much
nnroeress In the hull. TIE upper works were badly
injured and the loss is estimated at $500 5000. SAID
70 he Insured The Fifth Ward Police arrested young
fellow named MoGinnss, suspicion of firing the boat
x,Rr n BROoNF sTREET-ARREsT oS SUSPICION Oh
ARSON.
I.si NIGHT about 81 o'clock, two of the occupants of
,hc house No. 2n5 Broome street discovered
6ve in one of the little wooden BINS in the rear cellar
:. hssernert and calico in Officer Senior of the Thir.
tse,tb WARD The officer notified al engine company
IN tbe neghborhood, and upon returning to the house
an,rcbended an old woman named Lebett, the occu-
nasnt Of the basement. BE about taking her to
tbe Station-House, when Tbos Lebett her son. inter.
Sered and seized him by the neck. A blow from the
officers club made Thomas relnquish his hold aud
both mother and son Were taken in custody. The fire.
men had extlpguished the fire in the wOod-shed and
gere about retiring, when a second fire was
discovered in the rooms occupied by Mrs. L. and son.
This fire had been kindled io little bedroom but had
not gained much headway before il was extnguished
The damage will not exceed $50. Upon an investiga-
ton Of the matter by the Fire Marshal Mrs. Iebett
was sent home. There is evidence to show that
Thomas fred the premises he will however, be held
10 the charge of assaung Officer Senior in the
discharge Of bis duty
FALSE ALARMS.
The alarms on Saturday afternoon in the Second
District aud on Sunday morning in the Fourth District
moved 20 be false.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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Are well sdapted Tail Cater Fitting hiFing sum
Gent power and warranted 20 be durable They a IN
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Prices. 80 500 80, $50 and SleO.
TIE HOWE CYLINDER MACHINES,
For all Leather Srh such Boot acd Shoe WORK Cart
Tmmers Harness Stitching etc have always held rep ston
far above any other Machiues- universally Admitted NO
other Machines use small Needle the HowE CYLINDER
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TIE venuiue Howe SEWING MACHINES adapted % ell
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The public are desired examine, and purchase where best
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Letters should be directed to .
HowE's SEWING MAcmNEs.
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THY SUNDAY LIQUOR Llw.-During yesterday,
more attention was paid in this city to the pronuncia-
me-to emanating fiom Police Headquarters, relative
TO the sae of sptuOus liquors on the ih than on
the preceding Sunday or at any time heretofore In
many of the Wards rsversed by reporter, saloons
or regular drinking shops were closed up as tight as
drum and Tor aught we know the propretors of sad
places were better engaged than dispensing to those
who called upon them, poisonous liquid ITO steal
away their brains.
The keepers of the much abused corner groceries
were exceedingly shy and the majority feahd' OF the
fpe, cosed and douby boed their doors, refusing to
admit even their Oldest customers. For once good
mary old topers lad to aIay their thirst with aqua
purae or 10 cho,so the other alternatve-go dry.
Mary evaded the vigilance of the police and received
Their customers st the doors communicating with their
dwelling. theuce conducting them through dark pss-
ssges to the bar
The nolce of the Thirteenth Ward arrested one man
for violating the law, and the accused was sent Oy
Csptsin Steers before Justice Steers at the Essex
Market Police Count The Magistrate took the
oicers affidavit but in considerable OF fog a. 10
what course he should pursue, when the unfortunate
prisoner came TO his relief and gave him the cue
% May it phase yur hjghness,' qaoth the accused
dispinsed the brandy fur madicenal purposes
% you sold it for medicine, did you said the
Magistrate" "Yis, yer honor Well, then
shall discharge you, aud he did discharge the prs
.ouer. notwithstanding the officer informed the Mags'
,raie that the man had license TO sell liquor at all
The same Magistrate told Captain Steers that he had
better not arrest any more persons that he nal a.
rested or last Sunday and got before Justice bfen-
nan, and, said the Magistrate, lets have that case
tried fist"
No attention has yet been paid to the lager-beer sa'
looms and in the Bowery and other streets they were
in full operation The proprietors of saloons OF this
character in William street were requested to di'-
pen.e with their usual music which request, We ua-
ders,ard. they complied with. The German gardens
IN the upper part Ct the city were vel attended a'
were s,-o the gardens al EoboSen, "u.'s"oo' y
Bulls Feriy and other places 10 the vcini'y u 'Ns
city.
Altogether, the day passed quietly in Ne", York
and our citizens going to or returning nun
were lot insued by the numerous hall drunken 80"
dies and dssipated loafers who have heretofore
about the neghborhood Of the corner groceries
tie good work 90 on, end we shall soon haNe Wv
sabbath respected as it should be,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

BURGLARY.-On Saturday morning, about o'clock,
Mrs Arm Sans residing No p Suok street. was awakened
by burglar who robbirs her prcises Going down stars
she shrt sleeves buy engaged in packing up
about 6 worth ofysuabes which he had collected together
and with which he made for the he found be
discovered the door, aud Officer John Young
him pursuit o the thief whom be succeeded in aestE
with the pr pery pcsssou. The fellow his
Louis Zetner but better known under tie alias Of Louis Cit
ford he committed for tria! 10y justice Steers.
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AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT OF TIE BATTLE or
MAGENTA.

Css-s.ponc.rce q The London Iimrs
YIEsss, June 8, 1850.
OF the 7th inst the following official report wss tese-
orapbed from verons 10 thi. city:
~. fC,1rt (syuL. Commander 81 the Second Amy -
hi. Msj,ty The EnIpeDr.
"YorE MAJESTY: With the most profound re.pss
| basten 70 forward 10 your Majesty, by Col Wse~
rmmel, Of the General STAFF, brief accourt Of d.
completed by detailed description Of an action which
was glorious for the of your Majesty, though tz
resuli wa perfect (gesckmaierD.
"At O'Clock in the morning Of the 9TH 0 Jm1s
Lien, Gen Count Clam, who was in position 1t MA-
genia With about 90 Of his and the sesoad
army corps, informed me that large nrasses Of tbs
ereny we're approaching the ete de pOst which he, .
few day. before had quilted, as was not adapted hS
| defense.
"At 81 in the morning, the time at which COAT
Clam report reached me, the troops were thu, dis
tribnted: The division ReischAoh Of the 7ta Corp
wa at Corbetto aud that under Lieut.. Gen. Dllis .
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(Advertisement
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H. J,MEs discovered while in the Ea., lGdie, eeIsi &
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, C9usls h ~ y
81 Debiifv The remedy discovered by hiin when h On
child oaushter given up 10 de hs nil = 49,.
nov, Aiye and well DESTROYS OF benehuns MS Ie9~ a.
he will seud 70 those who wish u the reciP CONTAINING -
rect;5p, or making aud successfully using tins reineo,
he rerep. Of their names with stamp or return 49,, NJ
S-s,, Dr. O. r. BRowN No 10 Grand 81, jersey OHy ~ -
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

~ co,srrc,rroy, CHrRcp.-Ths new ehH'e''
lust completed FOR the Wrist CoAsre s;vine
eists of This city was opened Y'''e'uA! W.,
service. The building Is in stS'e '''Ss., I'll
Of brick, in the Norman siyis 0. -v,sn.ion
size is sixty by eighty feet Oesr'e a. - in
twelve by thirty feet The seats Ar
crcuar form. and are capable of aoooHnod a.Ds
comfortably abo.t six hundred The D'sen-, nm.
divided into lecture and class rooms p "
sermon was preached yesterday by Tue hsr, :" ,.j
CLARK. In thu afternoon the Rev. D. T. sewn ,,r.L
in the evening the Rev. ii. = Carpenter D''-
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CJ;tn- Of The

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor oil NC
scolpel Operating and Consulting surzeon 20 = pie.
80 81 NOR. obscure diseases 4 the Pelvic We
Rup.nre F.a and Prospsus OF the H@cam ca-sa
iiss,are Orice hours from 70 ; and 70 es.li-
nm -. -. b. r. AZ hi. private Hospital WHARF tAos -
.gYsrsl op-r.tioIs careful deteiic trvsae1I -,
.paciogs apartments, the purest All "a TIE OHJ' '
,fd hf-.
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"A DETECTIVE IN TROUBLE"
To ~ EdStov Of IN ~ 4 7,.yv.x

SIR: Under TIE above / cad / fad nv name fgurin.
quite corspieatusy n tie oo,zuns OF TIE NaiO sai
Pofiee Ga-e'ic psptr !ops kHown ior the vndici
ness OF lie spu manifested the and slang OF
vie scuIIity. IN thsr,i, charged with committing
agross Outrage up.n the right of citizen in Tat.
a. there alleged, rent 10 Datehess County, taking
with NE " -ome FIVE nix strong from this city,
Tor tue purpose Of taking fcrcible possession Of
tan premises in that county. 1t is also alleged that
placed myself and party between the house ana the
person who had in charge, ard prevented him from
returning thereto. Il l. itn ai5ef sns yh biz party
tered he hcn- The kpT by bgrsAil. g. the
where thy reunsirri gur cays" This" toe
tuiLoying editor and be- rfe.en ard ksd the eyl
given ma few days growing this
This - tie simple state u ae case,
the rights # the people hiss seldom leg"
Nov let there hardly truth this whole
statement and tue editor q III atse AID his worthy
know H. coumit;.d Outrage the zn: OF the
nor upon ind sdus citzeu. house Ia
e and was not on the grounds attached Il 90 quarter q
an hooT a. time. Ths Court aad jury before wnym wa
called mscprs charge q assault and bs.tey,
promptly pgsivea the charge the unutteabe caErin aud
crtecsoG Of editor Of The Ga=,s and parts be had
with him
A. ocr hold mys='f srneusbl4 nv superior. and
always PREPARED 70 give ssscioy account d conduct to
the proper ubunAl
my purpo.e veJ early Day bring the proprietor.
and editors Of that scufJu sLet tribunal where aca JUS
nc, will BE- melted them oue, sOd Impair 4 Coar;
viii determine GEO. J. SMITH
kct-- York, juno =.
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GRAND LARcESY.-A poor, miserable wretch named
Henry Smith who crazy from excessive drinking
was mtcd trs yesterday By Isice Steers G stealing
about $50 worth cothips from M Thomas Kerr
keeper the corner Monroe and Market streets who had
syen BIN employment and shelter because Of his destitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
TIE BATTLE OF MELEGNANO.

From The French Mos,tew
MILAN June Q, 1859.
After the victory Of Magenta the Austrians made
precpitae fight from Milan, leaving in the citadel IL
bronze cannons, great quantity Of ammunition, and
provisions in abundance retreating toward Lodi and
Pavia On the 9Th, his Majesty the Emperor gave
orders to Marshal paraguay Killers to occupy tho
positions Of Maegnano Marignano), from whence We
mepaced at the same time two Of the retreating
columns Of the enemy, but the Austrians who fully
eomprehended all the Importance Of holding Maegna-
no 70 cover their retreat taking advantage OF the re-
mains Of the fortfcation. surrounding the town, had
sror gly barcaded themselves therein. Marshal Bar
aguay IIilliers who arrived before the place at four
o'clock Immediately gave orders for the attack 10 ffose
nv the divisions Of Bazaine and Admraplt, while a.
the same moment the division Of Gen. Forey was or
dered TO turn the place. The battle lasted at Lead.
three hours The enemy opposed most energetic
resistance 10 the efforts Of soldiers, and we're dis
lodged only by the bayonet from entrenchment TO en-
tyeuchment and from house to house, and only With
drew at il the evening, leaving the place covered
with dead and Of their cannons IN our posses'"
and about 900 prisoners. This splendid result how
ever. has been dearly purchased, our loss amounting
IN 20 officers and $50 men killed and wounded. Wo
learn AZ the moment that the Austnans have e'aca-
sed Psya and Lodi, and recrossed the Adds' destroy
ing the bridges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.
no MORE FIGHTING IN ITALY.
TIE AuSTRIANS RETREATING TO THE MINClO.
DEATH OF PRINCE METTERNICH.
LORD PALMERSTOy THE BRITISH PREMIER.
TIE AUSTRIANS RETREATING TO THE MINCl
Lord John Russell Foreign Minister.

The Screw Steamer Bremen on the l4th June
from Southampton, arrived here last evening, with
three days later news from Europe. The Canada
arrived at Liverpool on Saturday, June IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Tur C,sr OF F.,si DsASr HALsLf.-lnis W, -
h,oucb, hesore the Grand jury of the ooai. =
orsr srd T,,miper at their late session ani M
IL : WelJe,. being examined by the i're ,a
.,.,od rrd,r oath tbs, the las. time he SAY NJ
H.ls.y was on the 18Th Of Mo- last when enc bp,
a, nj, Office in Fulton stree sac reu A.ned me-
. ,hOrt time, All he hslpsi ass .ai0 sSi0aa' ''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

DIsoRnFRIY HOUsTs.-Lawrepce W. Weiss of No.
9g Elizabeth street. and Mena Warren of No. 100 IN the
street arrested Saturday hight or keeping dordery
houses Having been srprsed that the police about to
Witt their prenses they had removed their girls the Bowey
Jnce Steers hsld Weis, bail IN co., and the woman IN
$780, 10 answer at the Special Sessions.
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IAdverti,ementI
EVrRYBODy SHOULD OBTAIN PHRENoLO6i-

c.I yx,uN.rIoy Ar FOWLER WELLS No 500 Broadway,
with chart or written description Of charsc setting f9n
The tspts d.fts and proper occupation 10 scconodate
stranger. and persons rarely leisure the rooms vi" be open Oh
the Fourth q 1uly.
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Advertisement.
u IL u A. ~ A u 4 IL

Road Uarper Weekly Of March. and you will not drink Gro
uue,s tered which viii cleanse II OF the germs oil nxous
oS.ucipg creatures the destroyeu Of many children
UI.PHRAGM FILTER for sale al No. aa ith-s,
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St,rBEp.-Early yesterday morning, ierS fern
uhv Of Twentieth street Seventh bo r, b go.
.soP head s. ar ,..- blood Tae s"Ht
rtCsp~d
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DEAFNESS CURED, however caused O' lie"
method - 4. l....- a. n, g7t
Broadway, New foEA.
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You've THIEyFs.-Ohicer Birdsall Of the Eighteenth
Ward oyerhearg three lads named Geoge Patterson, John
Williams and VIM o Conuor taking abor gold watch took
them they that they had )n
from gentleman Jouess Woods aud sold IL To C.rs lynch
for be having paid account Justice Quackenbush
committed youth examination. and induced Nj Lynch
10 deliver Up the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Extensive SwINDLEs uFoS TAlLoRs.-Simon SIM
mons of No. % Elrdge street was arrested yesterday!
on complaint of santer n Peck, wholesale cio'nierS,
al No. III Liberty street. Six or eight weeks ago Tue
prso1er under the Of Isaac Samuels OF No. li'
street obtained the materials for SIX CASHMERE
coats worth s!0 to make up but failed to return the
goods oy garments. Upon arrestips Simmons 1t was
oppa that he was master-t alor doing an extensive
business, and employing several hands, and that he
was in the habit of obtaining mserials OF wholesale
houses, under various fictitious names to make Up,
and appropriatng the property TO his own use About
cart load of such materials much of which has Peen
identified by several wholesaaelo:hiers as materials
which he frsudulenty obt aimed of them, was found
upon his premises Justice Steers committed hi'H Or
trial for petit larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

N,cursyxY ACADEMIA man named Mathew
,or xas admitted TO the New-iork Hospital on fr'-
Jav with a compound fracture Of the leS caused Oy
beipg caught in ahy-wheel at Rondout.
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Advertisement
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

AMsEorYPEs AND DAeUERsgorfrn
Nos $50 and 6iS Broadway hewYork and NO. 'o' lsnn
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FFLoNIoUs Ass AULT.-Two HshwOWen, Mr.. MAJ
lns and Mrs Kelly living the 81 Threth aud
Seventh avenue quarr,cd Saturday when NJ Kelly threw
kettle Of boiling sap Der antagonist ssding her
badly for which he arrested and committed Tor eAaiu.
ton by Justice Qusckeabush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

urdsy tie body Of ulknOWn found drowned the
fO 81 Thirty ninth street Nora River De-. asd five feet
ten inches In night; ard had btck aks black ssuet
pants check ,h ara cowhde bots aud also body Of
newly bon use iusIt found IL the waieroset Of No 2
Charlton verdict Of death from u1ston
deIed. 1t supposed tina, the body placed IN the cs By
Vho did not reside in the house. Also the
body infant found In the leading from No "a Spring
street. II Gecoposed that impossible % lscert ain
theT Il born dead slye Also the body OF Ryuaa
McMeyer fish dealer died the from spopeSy,
brought by eXeron. Ash, the 5y OF an
the TO-, Of HarIisot street Decasi
about ~ five feet inches in height and
dressed IN double breasted and cark satnet pants,
patched H. one If his PICKET, follows
ourd tie District Court, Jefe Market and
a against VIM. Holden" verdict" Found drowned"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

GR,vr CHARGE AGAINST \ P1Lor.-Bnrton W.
Sanford. pilot of one of the Peck-sip Ferry-ooat',
was arrested yesterday by aarbor Policeman Hodge
charged with wully attempting to run down Poilce-
boat No. l. containing several officers Its alleged that
the pilot rsn his host close to the piers that one OF
the oers of the Poce-boat broken of by the pad
dlewheel. and the boat itself narrowly escaped beng
run down. Justice Osborne held the accused to BAL
in $500 10 ans yer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

Nrw.yorE UosPIrAL.-Weekly report toJune y,
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ArrruPrED SrIcIpr.-Mr. James X. Stephens OF
BROOKLYN, while near the Fulton Ferry on Saturday
night. attempted to blow his brains out with pistol
but only succeeded in shooting himself through his
hand. The Second Ward Police took him in, when 1t
wa, ascertained that he had swallowed vial Of
laudanum. The desperate man was taken to the City
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

FATAL CASUALT,.-COroner SchirmeT held an In
quest Sunday. Bellevue opai upon tie body Of John
Ts native OF Ireland year. g wild did from rilr-s
received By being Friday lat in fourth avenue b5
bis cart. He stnorz upon 81 tie shafts attempt
ing the harness hen b. Eel Of sd the wheel passed
him. The al verdict - rti-dnGrd.
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Row-On Saturday evening row occurred IN ifont
q the cooper h.p jose IN sacSett Street "nca
yfn.d IN ecrsrgnsuce the csshsgs Of ot N.
,rr. Of establishment Seyersi u them isA upon M
Ih-sp. aud La him badly The lght son came gene
ann N. Ito. VI he Third District n,errred and restored of-
der ~ .Iesng John Clark and FraDcs heinsy VINO appai
81 20 be plonen. IL the ssy They "eTr heard To- iinz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

CHILD AccInESTALLY PoTsOSED.-A child five
wears Of age named Cah,ne Pratt residing a. No Il Prince
@ died Gu Saturday sernson from the ELECTS ot aadinum
,aken accidentally II sppea that the grandmother Is 10 tue
habit taking sudauuH r chronic disorder The
d oba ned - the bottle in and before
discovered had drank sufficient prove sain 1 hours time
An inquest held by the Coroner and verde, in accodatce
,,ti. tbr Ct " rendered.