New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08


ductve property. TIE less real e,a'e owned by the
corporation the better for The city, AID the Controller
unf er dire ton of the sinking fund comnss ia
tends to have sae of such unoccuped property early
in the Winter If the lo in question belonged to in
dividuals, they would be payiog taxes TO the ely
Due notice will be given of the sale.
FILTHY SIREETs.-Sergeant Lord Of the Sanitary
Police, yesterday reported the following sections Of
streets as too itoy for ordinary comparison, and de
mandiDg more than the usual cleansing:
Baxter street, from Chatham 70 Leonard
Wo,th street, from nm T Ma3,5 70 PeG'
Carlisle .teet from Washngt u West.
Morris sre 1 from Greenwich to W,st
Rector ttre.t, ON Greenwich to West
Greenwich street Fl ,nn the Battery TO Liberty.
Trinity pla'e, from Rector 10 Liberty
Tbity third street, from Seventh " Eighth avenues
The condition of these localities beggars description
The premises generally filthy the CATERS filed
with decomp sing SUI stances aud stencil arises con
stauty which only practiced lungs capable Of en-
daring. Where's the City Inspector
A PAUpER KILLS HIMsELF.-A man who has re-
Gently been on Randss Island IS pauper, aud VIII zee
name is Rudolpn Riese, took laudanum on Wednesday
ard died Coroner O'Keefe held the inquest when the
evidence went to show that the deceased had ofoen
said he was ed of fe and determined 10 kill himself
On Wednesday be bid goodbye to a companion with
the remark that it was probably the last time they
should ever meet and he was soon fodDd lying dead
in hf cell. A post norton was held, and the fact re-
veaIed that he died Of poison, and verdict to that
effect wac rendered.
SALE OF ALDERNEY Cows.-The fine Aldernsy
cows reee1tly ippor ed by Mr. Thomas Richardson
IN ,ba and
Amboy Pier, No. North River. There was rather
small attendance at the sale, yet the animals br uynt
very coed prices The hig est price paid was $40,
and from that down to $ll0, which paid for
fine bull calf The whole lot ten in number, were
sold to persons who reside in this i'm mediate vicinity
with the exception of two heifer, which it is under
stocd are to 90 to Philadelphia Tne lots went of
folio We:
Lot Attorney cow fret choice sold for $40 to Mr. Van
81 ,iitrney Cow, sold for sls5 to Mr. Reinnsr
Alderney sold for +l8O TO Mr.. Williams.
= AID. rrey cow
81 AiJemey COW sod for 500 to Mr.. Anderson;
Aeeroey cow .od for s,lS cal H. 90 to ~ Weed.
Aiderney cow sold Fl sl75 calf $50, to Mr. Williams
II Heller cslf .ald for 300 to Nj Williams.
Il Bull calf months old sold for +55, TO A. L. Anderson
The ak calves were held ut 800 each
mos and 10 were put up $3.50 each but there
TO import each animal not including margin oT Casualties
RoREEp IL A DIsREPUTABLE HoUsE.-La'e on
Tbur.day night, Mr.. WIN. Van Benthuysen, ding
bu.iDes in Warrington Market, but resiientof New
jersey entered the diepuable house of one Mrs War
rep in Laurens stree and while there, 10 company OF
Caroline Peet frail but beautiful girl only sixteen
years Of years was robbed OF wallet containing 800
in bank BILL. Officer Hambliu of the Third Ward
subsequently arrested Caroae suspicion Of stealing
the money, and she was taken before Justice Welsh
and committed for examinat After her arrest,
Caroline related sad tale Of sufrng which she sad
she had experienced at the hands Of certain relatives.
man nearly related to her. according to her tale had
forcby violated her person, after which she wn over
persuaded 10 marry for whom she had not par
lics Of love OF affection, and the result speed,
separation Finding herself spurned by friends whose
duty il was TO council and cherish her; feeling GER
tain degree of self degradaton and wSal having no
home or Of support, sic went the way Of many
another ~reiched girl The result Of the charge now
pending against her will soon be determined.
THE CASE OF FALcoSER, THE TEMPERANCE
PREACHER This case was brought before Justice
Steward of tie Firt District Court, on Thursday
morning. FaleODer was arrested on charge Of VIC.
IaUDg me corporation gu sun
day In the public street Judge Steers fined the offender
$25 which he Tefufed to pay The Corporation Attor-
rey then instituted civil process at the First District
Cont, before Jury. The Justice charged the Jury
on four points, as follows;
Flint If the Jury finds that the defendant acted within the
privileges guaranteed by the eth section article fret the
Stat. In not abusing the privilege Of speech then
tbey should find for the defendant
Second the Jury believed that the ordinance whicS
a. action h bIoU gh ooncted with the the and aad
md 70 the abhgm.nt Of speh II Is unconstitutional and void
and hey should find for the Defendant
Tb,d m the Jury believed that the defendant did not col
lc or Jomots he assenhsge the Path Of August last for
the purpose Ct eJhOaon they must md verdict for the de-
F"Ty If the Jury believe that the penalty prosecuted for
t an act done on SUNDAY, for which penalty attached
Iecoyery can Le5 ts shown that the defendant