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Auction Sales. "Murine Inlclllgener. TU13 DAY August L. Jctrjdni. THE I'LACE OF RESORT for Watchks wonirs Ni'1 lock! WUOD 8, No.

SS Fulton atroct. Now York mhlB Aohekmknt axi Difference, Sentiments join man to man opinions divide them. The former arc elementary and concentrate, the lattor are composite and scatter. The friendships of youth arc founded on sentiment the dissensions of ago result from opinion. If we cuiitd know th is at an early age if, forming our own modo of thought, we could acquire a liberal view of that of others, and even of those that are opposed to ours we should then be more tolerant, and endeavor to re unito by sentiment what is divided and dispersed.

Military Excursion and Pic Nic. A colored Military Company, composed of about thirty muskets, and commanded by Capt. passed our ofllce this morning, on their way to Wceeksville, L. I. Tho occasion of their trip, is The Funeral Sebtoks of Mrs.

Sarah, wile of Thorae, of E. S. Dennis, took place according to announcement, at St. John's Church, on afternoon. Rev.

T. T. Guion, Rector of the Church, and Rev. W. T.Webbe, nssiBtant minister of St, Michel's officiating.

The melancholy circumstances attending the death of thisamiable lady, drew together a very large congregation, the church being entirely filled. At the close of the aerviceB tho body was again taken to the residence of Captain. Dennis, in Monroe Place, from whence it will be taken to Greenwood, upon the arrival of Captain D. and son, who are momentarily expected a scries of misfortunes having prevented them getting here as early as they otherwise would. A discourse suitablo to the occasion, will be delivered in tho Church on Sunday morning next, by tho able ami talented Rector thereof.

Time and the cholera wait for no man. The current runs with mighty force, and the victims Ml in. and wonder why they perish. The confi CitgjUfos auto "Coming events cast thoir shadow before." Ahem the Empress of France. There was an alarm of fire in the 5th district just as we were going to prera, but we could not obtain the origin of it.

On Saturday nlternoon a child about three weeks old was found floating at Hie South ferry by one of the ierry hands. Stealing Fkuit. Yesterday, the police 0 the 8th Ward arrested fifteen youths for entering several orchards and stealing fruit. They were locked up lor examination. How mauy fond mothers and frugal housewives keep their pretty daughters and preserves for some extra occasion some hig bug or other till both turn sour.

Steamnu Whip. Officer Albertce, of the first district, on Saturdnry arrested Abraham Osbora on a charge of stealing a whip from Bailey's stable in Jay street. He was committed lor trial. Lauckxt. On Saturday eveniug about seven o'clock, a man named Abner Osborne was arrested for stealing a whip from James Baily, on Laureueo street.

Tic was locked up for cxami tion. A uiun uained Michael Farley was arrested on' Saturday on a charge of receiving stolen goods. It appears that a dress was stolen on Friday, and found in his store in Boerum street, near Atlantic. He was held for examination. Stealing Potatoes.

Officer Frost, of the lirst district, on Saturday night arrested John Mc Moore, whom he caught iu the act of stealing potatoes from the store of Mr. Sutton, on Fulton st. Committed. Found Dhowned. The body of an infant, apparently some three or four wee ks old, was found drowned on Saturday at the South Ferry.

An inquest was held upon it, and a verdict in accordance was rendered. The best way to. succeed is to persevere. Sir Isaac Newton on being asked how ho discovered the laws which govern the universe, replied, "By always thinking of them." Again we say, persevere. The man who never cries "enough," always whips.

Jas. W. Stone is being examined this forenoon on a charge of hiring horses and wagons ai, livery stables, and then selling them. He obtained a horse and wagon from Mr. Hendrickson's livery stable on Fulton avenue, which he disposed of in this way.

Camphb.ne Accident. A campheue lump in the house of Mr. Stratton, No 222 Jay street, exploded on Friday evening while being filled with fluid, which was scattered over Mrs. Stratton and two of her children, but fortunately injuring them but slightly. Last evening a number of men made a disturbance in Kelsey's Alley, and on Columbia street, at about 9 o'clock, iu the course of which out man named Dowd drew a knife and attempted to stab Phillip Clare.

Warrents have been issued for the arrest of the ring leaders. Serious Accident. A small lad nuiued Henry Debar, whose mother resides on the corner of Middah and Hicks streets, was run over by a Doctor's gig, driven by a boy, in Schermcrhorn street, while on bis way to school. The injuries received are of a serious character. One of his fingers was taken off, and his collar bone was broken.

Painful Acchent. A Mr. Cornelius Scott, who has a family at Fort Lee, ami who is a work Jamus Gnu, Auctioneer. IIV UMK. COI.K Ai SUN, ffflcrt 1:1 FulUm ttrtrf, ct't iicr of Front ttrttt, Huniktyii iMr.s Col.c Son, wltl fflvo tlioir pprKonnl attention In trilia of Household Furniture, tllirl out door salen Ktwrally York" S'0'1.

lie. at Ihn John K. Oaklkt, Auctioneer. OAKLEY WRIGHT. City licit.) HrouUin, at Auction th Mwchamr RhaoRo, Nc" "VoVk ai "he capacious Salo Room, or in anv.ectioi of L.n Islam alio tlmoB to Bal of Ha1 K.lal.

ntc.at ttrlvatareslttaneea or aLtimi. a Real Estate of every deacripUon at Prlvaw Saio uoocurocoiToaonoioraareantl per coutlimninni. William Jf. Boerum, Auctioneer. Salrt Itnom H49 Fultonttrrrt.

oppoillr ritv V. M. II. will Blvo his personal attention loSalea nr hold Kurnlluro, Real Estate, Stocks, MerclmndlBD, Sic In parts of this city and elsewhere. Liberal rash advances made when rootllred.

'line all Sales and consignments respeclAilly solicited. JosKi'ir koknuv. Auctioneer. II li (I II I.I A LF. HO lfll irniliVfen ttrrrt, betirtrn Cmcordand Tillar th rtlt.

J. H. will give his personal attention to tho sale of Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods, ie also Ineaale of Real Es. into at Auction or Private Sale. RaiIK it SoTUKIl, AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

A'o. 77 Fulton ttrett, Hrooklyn. HOUSES A XI) LOTS FOR SAI.K IN EVERY PART of TUK CITY. Stephen IJ. C.miodnk, Auctioneer.

AND REAL ESTATE BROKER, Coiner of Fulton anil Front S. H. C. will give his personal attention 10 Sates of Ileal Estate, at tho Merchants' Exchange, New York, or elsowlietei also to Sales of Household Furniture. AT PRIVATK SAI.K.

Houses and Lolsin most of tho wards in this city. Also, a Kami on Lon Island, within mlJos of the cli.y. Also, a small Parlor Organ would be exchanged for oilier properly. riiSh Si'vdam Hkokmax, Auctioneer. Sulri S.11) Fulton ttrttt, llrooklyn.

S. IIkokman will give Ills personal attention to tlioHaloof Household Furniture and Merchaiidlsn of nil kinds, at his Sales Room or at private residences. Also, lo tlieSalo of Real Estale Slocks, fcc, Iu Brooklyn or at tho Merchants' Y. Casli advances niaduon Goods designedfor sale. N.B.

A Register kept for Real Estate at PrivateSal Aaiion Stoxk, Auctioneer. (itfits, 31 Fulton itveet, llrooklyn. I. The subscriber would respectfully inform hisfrlixndsHnd the fmblic, that ho will give his personal attention to the sale of lual Estate at Auction, a( the Men hauls' Exchange, New York, the Franklin House, Brooklyn, or any part ol Long island. Also.salosof Furniture and Merchandise of every description Rltomled to 011 favorable terms.

Real Estate of every description at Private Sale. Houses and lots at all prices and terms of payment easy. Vacant Is tor sale low, ami money advanced on many of them to build. AUo money loaned ou Dond and mortgage In sums to suit. OHice, No.

SI Fultonslreet. 10. I). Komtku, Anctioiioor. BY KOSTKH i.

LOl'ER. tjfi 1 SiinJt hrooklyn, and 7 timitit AVui Yurk Will ive ililr personal attention to the sale of Real Kstnto Hmuelield Knrnlture, Ate, in the cities of Brooklyn. New Ynk und WilllaniBburKh, eilln nl public unction or by prl tile mile. To facilitate private sales of Roal Estate, they will keep in their oflices a recister of lots, houses, which may he inij.ecti'd by those wlio may denireto makeinvestmenls. Atrniiyiiinenis have been made with Anthony J.

Bleeckf.k, Auctioneer. street, New York, wlio will in connection with lli'ini Foster, Lopkr, ittend to tiales at miction at the Mer K.xchanpe, New York. "tpv lonned on Bond and Mortate, in suiiih io suit, also' i'l to lettliiK of houses and collecting of rents. Junks Davison, AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE HKOKER.S, Fulton ttreet the City Hiill), Urttcklyn. ie subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and tin' liublit iliut tliev will jive their personal attention to the shIh mid purchase "of Real Estate.

Also, Sales of Furniture, itc, attended (non favorable terms. lVrticiilRr attention paid to the LetlhiR of Houshm. Also, tiie Collection of Rents. At. NTS OK LlFK AND KlttK iNSUkANLK.

Also, agents for Spkatt's Patent Rods. JOHN JONES, ALEXANDER UAVIHON. Money loaned on Bond und Mortgage. A number of Houscp und Stores to Let. AT PRIVATE SALE.

I a Story and UaaemenL Brick Homes no Cm roll street, 1 Stnne Front Story aud Basement House ou Clinton, near Fulton street: it's new. and altocether a Hirst class House. Two 2 Story and Basement Houses on Adams street, near t.ouconi. I 3 Story and Basement Frame House on Oflles avenue, ncnrriAiiiiin nvenne A large number uf Lots In Bedford; also Lots in dlftureut aras. Several Farms (or Sale, or exchange for city properly loan on bond und murtga je.

R. J. Todd. Auctioneer. lAirue Sulfa litioms.

Xo. Foltuii ttrect, and S3 i.i.ir iturt The undersiied, imly gralelul for past favors during tlie last ii veurs, again tenners uis services io mo puouc aui' Muneer'for the sale of Furniture. Real Kstate, Groceries, oi any kind of Merchandise, in Brooklyn, New York, or any part oi ijojifi JSJund, HOti rto renews jus assurances io nisuairuii. that the trust reposed in him shall not be forfeited, ills spacious Sales Rooms, long experience, assiduous attention and real for tho iniej ents of his emnlovers. moderate charges liberal cash advances, and his usual prompt returns, will, ha Hopes, insure a continuance of tlio putilic nairorjotfo.

iufssi Kstate Jps'l a lot, commission, and large purcels still cheaper. R.J. TODD. Auctioneer. Jlttilluicry.

MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE a09 Fulton Street. Mrs. PKSCOTT havlnglocaled herself at the above number, resneclfully calls the at tention of the Ladies of Brooklou and vicinity to her well elected Stock of LACK AM) h4XCY (ttHU)S. Mrs. style of CAPS cannot he surpassed In the city, having won a fair renuhuion In that department.

She pledges herself to maintain it, by making up trie best materials in the Latkst Fashions. ol ly SOUTH imooKLYN M1LMNKKY und KANCY STORK, 130 nnrl 1111 Cnurt slri ct, Wvrltntl' slrcut Mrs. COOI'KH brps li mlnrn hur llialiks li Iht frii uils suu nuhlic for tlio psiroiiaj; sIir hns rereivt'il, ond tolnturm tlic ifi thai lii ri mali.inK STOCKOI" Sl RINII MILI.1NKRV nn.l FANCY (IOOUS will ln uirercil lit very ri dun prices, and requests tlio favor of rail. Jif If DKMKUItfi. MAURITZ MANUFAO Or" 1' ATF.NT SPIllNO ATTUKSHF.S AMD IRON BKIWTEAI) No IXI and Center slreel, hiiJ Sltl Broadway.

New York. Thero is scarcely nn article In the household of prealer lm porliinco tlmn tho Red or Mattress. Those who know how much health and comfort depend on bavin beds that will carry off the heat and unhealthy effluvia ol the body, need not be Informed of their (jreiil superiorly over those thut confine It durlue; lb" hours of repose in debilitstliii; slid nn lionltl.v Mltnosnliere. I'uhlic attention is particularly called lo th Mattresses, as they remain perfnclly free from Inserts, and nre especially recommended for convenience, durability, slid tho tlon of health nnd life. The Iron Bedsteads, deslened Willi best taste, ol all sues, ur.il offered on the most reasonable terms.

J''2I 3m YiOOKlYN (MTY LOAN Cimiii trollei's Ollice, Brooklyn, July 2Jnd, MM. Healuil projioRuls will lie received at the olllce ol the Comptroller, (Miy Hull, llrooklyn, until Wednesday, Mi August next, ntU o'clock, P. fur bonds lo be issued by the ily of Brooklyn, lo the amount of 8.Vi,000. Tlio said bonds uro su Ihorleil by Acl ol the Legislature, of lllth 1 KM, and will he issued in sums ofSl.i'HUeiuli, payable in years Irom 1st July, inrwj, with interest (coupens) at ii per cent pur annum, payable semi annually, on the 1st ol'July and January. The fsilhortheCltvIs pledced, nnd ample provisions made by Blilhiue lund (1 l'n helm; riilsed anuimlly) tor the prompt and final payment of said Loan.

Tho premium offered will ho required to ho paid upon notice he UK liiven Hie partlea whose bids shall ho accepted. I'he principal mid interest mat mny accrue irom ii juiy. hi smut, to he puld hud he t. to ho JUld taut lite IiondS uejivereu on ur ueiui a mi i. August nuxl lyiTI Id K.

KSTAUHOOK, Comptroller AIlllWAKK STOKK. Haiidwakk.Giiti.ehv jl Lr. neTs i Ie and rocaet cuilery Ill 1 Mine aiiu intojiui.il. anil Tea I'ots, Japiiiined Tea anil Bread Trayst lust I'iiiis vr. vc.

wilh a uenerul assiittiuent ol liouse furnlshliiK "'aIs' Bah, lion, llolJNo and So.uuk Ikon, Srainu Stkci. r.rl Hllll WllL'L'on BoXeS. cm al ii wrollL'h'l nails, wisul screws, horse slid shoe locks, latches, screws, hull Bud olhr l'lnnes. uhlsels, Sllets, tjlmliluls, hlles, trowels, pincers, nippers, stool ami iron squares, hand, panne Also, tpins, pislols, powder and shot Hanks, und lins, name hairs, uml shot. i oil.

ATso niirt of WhoelwriKht and Ulacksmlth'a Stocks, con I Itlncksllilth.B Toiils. I I'osi ABl.t iiowl if.ii lot of Iron assorted, Whiwlwrlifhl's I'eli' An WIM.IAM LOTIMEK, 4i comer of Pacific street, Houth Brooklyn ir.ilu in l'i If li1 KKIiMA.NN .1. MKYKll, Mil Vi 11.1.1 AM slreel. New York I'llilllshed tills (Illy, I'NITKU II I I IS I It A K. 1 1 ivi 1.

Cuiitatnlntf accurate Views nnd descriptive ihe I'resldcnl's House iu YVashliiKton; Nmitara Kuiu liiuiivdt's I.uke near Saratoga, nnd ihe Bunker Hill H'ksi, No l. llhuscu (Sources of Ihe Mississippi) ill" "I St. Anlhiiny (two plates) anil an rancisco. Price: Mi lloiits per Number. Escli "ulibCrlhor lo East und West receives a inaiinllicflll Plate, "the Bnttlo ol Hunker Hill," alter Trumbull, us 1 remiilill.

IIMIVKRSIIM. VOL. 11. I I i I i. tbe View8 Slid loscrlutlolls ol t'olllllllili UntmiHliioma: Scenerv on the lliver Hail Juuu, Nlcar niiiiii; near Vlenini; and Valley ol (loecksil, near Price r.

Cents perrsy er. F.ucli Suliscribei to Vol. II. receives an Hisloriciil Ikline, 'the Muid ol Surueoiisa," as a Premium with the lt number. Je'21 tl ost Mih.

andkew dakks 1 Itavtne kimllv otl'sred lo luto her fau. IIV and I c're ol children who have strayed from I h. Ir ns to. nuble Parenls ullil (luurdlsns more leiidlU "tHIH 18 TO UIVK. NOT.CK.o ull Lost Children may r.ui.o Unit III ihanks, and Ii is earnestly Ilia! iutj to the store ol Mr Psrsous No 5 Myrtia 1 may bslakuu cars SUN RISKS MOON I sun sf.to.

WI8H WtTr.lt AT COYEKMOrfs ISLAND, NEW 2J A.M SAILING OP OCEAN STEAMERS. lcavrs tor uatk lioston, Liverpool, Auc Now York. Liverpool, Ann 0 Now York, Liverpool, Auk IU SHII Atlantic Asia Niagara Baltic Africa Kum KuiiurK. Soulhanmion, Noiv York, July 2a Cnulmt Liverpool, Now York, July IT ui puiti, cmv I ora Jmv York, I lUAlUtUCII. I In Now York, July 30th, by the Hot.

Thomas (I. Kvaus New York Mil Jank Davis, of DIKD, In this city, July 30, uftur short illness, Mrs W.i sos, a pod 60 years. Af Nowiown. L. 1., July 31, Anna willow i irr vttuuurvoori, ayeo lit ours.

i At Aspinwoll, on the lstli July, uf 'fever, Ciiptuiu Watson Ferris, lute of tho ship John Stuart. OST On the 31st of July, a Drab CASSI a mr.iic uuillir to nialcll. on tlio roni IiMivi iauiuiu aun Hamilton aveimo Jvcrry, Brooklyn. The Under 1. in Biiiiituiy rewarueu oy leuving 11 nt B.

U. McCLANE.S, I'rocorv, nul 3t comer of Nassau and Bridge Brooklyn. LOST Two Dollars Ucwurd will be paid to the iiersnn that will return or Rive information so that I can (tct a small pass book on the Saving Bank of Brooklyn corner of Loncord aud Fulton street, containing a deposit 01 75, 1 lost on Tuesday EveninK while ridiuR 011 ton of an Kaj.1 Brooklyn and Myrtle avenue slajro, from 'Hilary street Flush hi; avenue. It has my name on the cover, I). ().

I arapbell. If the linder will return It to Mr. Tompkins tultoit, corner of Nussnu street, hu will receive Uii, rnwnnl Daied August 1st, I8.W. nul 2 DAVID U. I'AMl'HKLL.

ORN'E't STONE. The Corner stone of the iioy (. iiince bdoui 10 oe erecieti in North Brooklyn, corner of Howes street and Leo aveimo, for the ront rccallon under the caro ol Rev. Win. W.

Hallow ay, willbo laid ID. ou WEDNESDAY afternoon next, Auyust at 6 o'clock Addnws will be delivered hvltev. Dr. DoWlit, Rev. Hui' Ion ay, and Rev.

E. 8. I'orter. The tmblic are invilod 10 attend. JEREMIAH JOHNSON.

FREDERICK SCHOLS, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. In the matter of Morton street Grading and Paving from Kent to lied lord avenue. Noliciiils hereby riven, ibat the following Assessmonls, in the sliove matter remain unpaid, and that tho warrant for coHei Ung said Assessments will expire on tho 12lh day of September, 185 1, and that unless said Assessments, together with the expense and per centngo allowed by law, are paid on or before said date, judgment will bo entered iu the Su f'rema Court, in Kln(r county, against each and every person who shall have neglected to pay) for the amount of said Assessment, with costs. Baiuet B. Boerum Si'19 10 Lewis P.

Nostrund, Jacob B. Boerum 2.13 10 or McBridires in Wm. H. Stiles 24 1. I'.

S. lUUANT, Collector of Taxes and Ai seHtoneiiiM. Biooklyu, August IBM. mil lawtiw SSESSMENT NOTICE. In the matter ol T.

Clymer street Grading and Paving, Irom Kenl to Lee avenue. Notice is liorhy yiven, Unit the fi llowing In the above inuller remain unpaid, and that the worrunt for col lecllng said Assessments will expire on I lie K'lli dav of tember, IBM, and that unless said Assessn entH, lugeiher wlih the expense and per centage allowed by law, are paid en or before said date, judgment willbo entered in Ihe Supreme Courtiti Kluga County, against each and every per.ion (who shall have neglected to pay! fur the amount ol mild Assesn ment, with the said expenses, pur cemage and costs. Peter V. Remsen 8 W8 65 Nathanil B.B. Boerum 1UM 00 M.

DeBevolse, orlt J. B. Boerum 1201 R. Boerum J. Si T.

Gibbons 25 I. P. ri. BRIANT, Collector of Taxes and Assessments Brooklyn, August 1, 1R53. aul IrwHw 2lmu0t mcnto.

GARDEN. ELEVENTH OPERA 1 AST LP NIGHT. MONAY. August 1, 1853. By particular request the celebrated Oporj i.ni it rv A mi ir will bo repeated this owning, Adina M.

idmne Soiling Conductor Max Maietek Seats may be secured daily, at Messrs. Hall Son's, No. 2S9 Broadwav, and at Van Norden King's, stationers. No. 45 Wall atreet.

Tickets of Admission may also be had lit Castle ijar.len ou the eveniug of the Opera. Admission, 81. mil It IDIO NIC. The Carlton Avenue M. K.

Sal bath School, will make tbeirThird Anuuiil Pic Nic Excursion lo Brushvllle. on Tuesday. 2nd dnv of August. Cars will leave South Kerry at 8 l.i A. and Carlton avenue ut l.i toll.

Tickets 50 cents children half price run be had ol any of the Teachers, and at the store of K. C. Klrbv, Myrtle avenue, cor ner Dulfield. iy2ll 111 C10NCEKT HALL TO LKT, fur CONOKRTS, LECTURKS. SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION ftnd PUB Lie MEETINGS, (party political excepted) by the evrn.n(, or for a eriea of EvenimrB.

TMb Rulld.njr (formerly lh Cnlrnl Dutch Church) In io caltd In Htiury ilreet, between Clark ami Pitrrepont BtreHlr. now undureolng thorough ropalr and renovation, and will bo completed in a few days. It will nrcoininixliito nn iniill enco of about one thoiiRand peroonn. and i the mtst uliuililo and desirablo room in Brooklyn for the obectn contemplated. Tho jubffcribur prepared to recelvHapplicallonifor rental ai above, at htaomce soutti street, Wflvr rorit.

3 tf J. H. BROWER. TKRTS IC HO KK. To the LadieHand Gentlemen of Brooklyn Would you require any six of the modem Fashionable Dances or Walt7.es, in the short space of twelvo lesson1 Then go to WILSON'S Academy, 100 Orange street, Brooklyn, (opposite the Museum,) It will bo guarantied to you.

The Acaaoiny is ut f.n uailiX iromy A.m. io lur fe3 tf 0d)OOl0. C'UTY AC A DEM for yoino ckntlkmk.v. coy. Court and Joralemon Marble Block, near City Hall CitA Stone, A Proprietor and Principal, Teacher of the Classics and Lectureroii Natural Science.

T. C. Morton. A. Assistant, Sl Teacher of Afalheninite.

U. F. Brown, Teacher of Penmanship. Robert W. IIumk, Tein ln'r of Drawing 5i Elocution.

J. Oustave Teacher of Modrn LnniiaK' For circulars cuntsiuinif terms, references, i.c.( apply at the Academy, after August 2mh, between the hours of 8 o'clock, A. and 2 At. JyW am GREAT EXIIJIUTJOX CKVSTAI, ALACE OUTDONE The nubile are resueclfiillv informed thaiaCrystal I'alace, 1ms been erected in Hoyt Brooklyn, by K.C.Sedywlck, for thuKxhibituiii of Horses, of sorts and sizes, und now ready fur examination by those who wish to purchase. Antony ilium, uro a number of very foal horses, just In from tin; country, aud can Trot ihuir mile, in 2 aud from that toy minutes.

There ure also some nice carriage horses, w'll umtclied, and good single ones for all kinds ot work. Persons wishing lo buy, will well to call before buy in ir elRe where, as they mi buy as cheap and good at at any other market In either city. People having home to dispose of will be allowed room in this Palace, und will meet with aitenlivo hostlers and tho bet of accommodations. Horses taken on Livery. Dooi iopen from 0 A.

M. to 10 P.M. Admittance Free. E. C.

SKlHiWICK, jyjl) lm Hoyt street, near Fulton Bnioklvu. STRAYED irom the Snbscrilirt ou Friday Hie 15lh instant, ORKV 1IORSK, about hands hiuli. and 10 or 'Z years old. lie hua spavin on one blnd le, has boen "fired," and has also a uiuidl lump on his fore leg, below the knee. A liberal reward will be paid on his return lo OKOROK HASKKNSON, (Contractor,) ueur Fori Hamilton.

New Utkixmt, July 29th, I8.M. jyJ FOR SALE. A Dunn Marc, ro yearn old, (rood Traveller, and kind in double and sin names, rimjujre ai nouintrs sihuiu, mw doors friiiti the corriHr of Pierrepont und niton Htreets, Brooklyn. 1TS7INI5S AND LIQUORS. J.

I. D. VV CLASKV aunouticu to their frlmids and tin; puhlli: that lliev hovo takon th premises No. Fulton strput, oni door below Henry stroet, llrooklyn, nnd nre propnred lo furnish their friends aud tho liihuliitunls of llrooklyn und Lone island, with the best of WINES AND LIUUORS. Tiiuy bt'liove they ore well and favoriuly known tlioss who have had occasion to use the nrticlos In which they den! mving been engaged in the lnrnest liquor store In Biooklys or the last eighteen years.

They would also Inform Ihnli Worlds that any order left at tho store will he carefully iiln nd ed to, and delivered in any part of the city free of ox pensn. dsn tf i ALE AT AUCTION Tho Frame In the rear of the House of Worship, on the corner ol York and Hold lorrumed as a Sum av hi hool ami Lecture Room,) together witii Uiu will bo sold at Public Auction, on tho premises, on Tlicadiiv, Aunuft 'ud, I. III 1 Terms will be uiailu knowu on iho of sal the Trustees. by order of Jyai I7NGRAN1NG ON DOOK I'l ATKS, ijavAra ipwrvr.nv rrA vli WArtt SEALS. JEWELIIY.

HILVER WAKK. neatly executed, nt the Emrravinc olllce of THUS. T. SWKEN V. 101 Fulton corner Nussau Blreels.

Ilronlilvn. (lopper PIate 4te. JV 'i of thv lirst iiiiulity. and equal to any in New York, r.onslanlly ou hand, nul tlnnravod to order, nt the Kneruviui; Estnhllsluneut ol THOMAS T. yWEKNY, Practical Engraver, jyM 181 Kulton corner Nassau streets, Bruuklyn.

Tribute to tlio Mfiiviry ol' Sutli nw, Ks(. A Sermon preuched In the Church of our Savior, llrouk Ivn, N. on Sunday June V6lh, I8.VI, liy Krederu A.Karley. 1) Minister of the Clmrrli. Kor sale hy jyM 11' WII.UKR 4i slieel fans.

thkuest ASSOKT nieni of Hie Richest und most beautiful FANS lo he seen in this city, can he found at J. D. MASK'S Store No 2(i3 Fulton street, (one door below t.oiicoru sl. If vou doubt il.eall and examine for yourselves. v.ieh uod Clocks repaired In Ihe liestmiinner.

ej dm "iT ANTED Jiy a yotinn mini, taenty livi A years of OK1 ilul'ii in resperlahlo esluhlisli uiunt (out door business pinlerred.) where he can receive a air compensation for his soi vices. Apply ut ihls tlllice, nt the desk. Good raferencus enn he lioil. XnHjIN'G OAKK BOXES, Hii Envel ones. Silver Cord, Itc.al KAIIN I am aud riintlnn, No.

1 Hl(rh stroet oni! door lunn Knltnn. WANTED 30 TAlMwKSSKS wanini Uisko Pauls. Coals, anil Vosts. at I Fulton avenue, Brooklj n. H1 lw I I 1 INNING'S WATCH AND JEW BHtdojcrlpllona of UiM an, Silver Jowolry Silver talL st tho iiial rrlrri r.imi rvn oi uit.

i i niKKPii waichoa, onr li warrRnttnl purfttct mill kMepprn. Utmlex end Levers, In hunting cases, perlecl time kfep ra Imlependent Second and UuarlorSecond Waiches.ln Gold iiuntiiig cases, for timing horses in'? 'r burning cases. Fmo Gold Leplne Watches, lull Jewelled 2S Finn Gold Detached LsiTers, fulfjewelled. 28 Gold English Patent Lerers, from to Gold Kngllsh Patent Levers, hunting cases Silver Patent Levers, as low as 'a Silver Detached Levers "lylt'" w'el 's at equal'lv I)IAM()Nt1S. Crosses, Hrenst Pins, Finger lungs, har Rings, of the richest styles.

Tor sale at much less than the usual prices. JEWELRY AND SILVER WA RE. All kinds of Jnweiiy i. el MIVBr Ware, ,11 Ihe latest pattern, In great variety, nn warninioil to beol best mnilltv. 11r.rAlllM.

AU kln.lK Winches luii. 1,1 iu, Hl O.S JENNINGS, Fulton slap! lylsMcl) iiHiir Willihin, MY lit LK AVENUE ihVKI.KV sTnR The subscrllii .1...1.. ut ni' 11 "mi sisini ro lollolvrthi avenin. Ii.vin.. .1 1 ion; (U11 l.

..1 Clock Jiiwelry, Mlvcr nn.1 Wnn prirrs which mnnot fiiil to null jmrclmmrH Witchrfl, Clucki anil Ji wplry nti.l KnKravlnu of all kinds nuftily St'OQNKR Hlvrtlc hvi iiuh K. G. AKEttLY A Imnnrtrrs i 'Wutchos. Je Hilvi'r Vnn wnulil rcopiTlfully inform their friends nnd the mitrlic thut tln hnv'n u. Movr.i from their Old Stand, In tho Bowery, to 41 Fulton, on door from the corner of Fearl street, New York, wiu ro they Inland to keep a choiceselectlmi of Watches, Jewelry, SUvr are and Fancy Honda.

Without enuinerulini; article oi prices, we soy to all who nniv favor us with their patronage, that we intend to keep only such as we can with confidence recommend to our patrons nnd friends, and at prices doiy competition. J. W. Robertson and S. Morton, of ibn firm, will give their entire attention to the Walch department mhV nimMct) WATCHKS! WATCHKS! V.

SAV No. Fulton street, New York, ban an exten sivs SHMortinenl of tine watches. rmiMiMlini of T. Cooper's Duplex, M. .1.

Tobias and R. O. Huesloy's, Joseph Johnson, Clmr. Ii slreel, Liverpool, itc, vary luir in price from $7" to $100. Oold Leplnes, four holes jewelled, $25; Detatched I.evers, thirteen Jewells, $30; inpertor fu I jewelled English Cold I.

evert from to $60. Thfl whole of the above ntrhim lire rarelnllv nvlrefvti by mye)l, nnd helnj: pui up under mv mvn iuspei tion, I can warratii perfect time. Oold pntM ofmv ou make, of superior workiniiiifchip, wanauti reialn their point, for 2, $4. Pens without renin, yt. $'j and Hent ti nil pans of the country, free of pi intake Old pens if pninii'd and mtnle rtiunl to hew for rents JyU lyO'M WATCHKS.

ANl SIKVER WARE The SubHcribcrs are aelllni' all descriptions of goods In our line at much leas than the tuual prices. FINE WATCHKS Robert Konklll tt David Taylor's Chronomeiers, with certificate from the maker with each watch. Warranted perfect time keepers. Cooper's Duplex and Lover Watches, in hunting and matflc CHses. Independent Seconds, and Quarter gerund Watches, for timing horses, in open and hunting canes.

Ladies' Watches, In enamel rusett, ami set with diamond Ladiei' Fine Oold Watches iu hunting mid open face, at all price and all styles, from SaVi to Sl' iS. Marie. Watches, Unit may he changed into threw diflWent styles. Vatrlie which wind up amlsctihd hands ithout the ute a key. Gnll I.epine Watches, Jewelli its low $24 0i ftneUol.l Petaclied rs 00 to 50 00 KnnmeUiril l.ailtea Xr 0(1 to 75 (Hi Cold Enlsh Watches, full Jewelled 10 nn to B5 00 Hold English Hunting Walches, full wld 60 po to 150 Silvor Patent Lover Watches, aa low 16 00 Silver Detached Levers, Il And all other styles of Watches correspondingly low.

a general assortment tiinmona orn, uiamona Kar nn, I Ins. hinder luns and rossses. Diamond work made to order. Jkwki.rv. AH styles ol Chains, Uold Seal und Keys.

pure Oold Rins for Wedding HiiiKS. Oold Pens ard Pencils, (lolil Spectacles, Cold and Silver Thimbles, Brncelets, Ear inirs ami rm 4. Sii.veb.Wark, Warranted i andaiid. Silvor Tea 3ota, i'ltchers. Silver Cups and Oobleti.

Spoons, Forks, Nankin Rinns, Pie Knives, Cake Knives and Forks, sets of Knife, Fork, and Spoon for children. Fruit Knives and Den tort KnivHB, in caea, ic.i r. Watches and Jewelry exchanged. Uki airs. All Kinds ol atclie lepHtreu una wurranicd sucire.

Lander, lelti ly No.y7 Fulton street, N. (near William street.) (UTNT (UlDDhK) (JKOTE, STATF.N ISLAND, (recently purchased by Dr. E.W HU H.IA.UD.) This delightful Summer Kesort.for IMC Nlr and other re pectable parlii, will, during the present seun. be undei the superinteudauce of MR. KOWAHl) ARF.NTH.

a Rentle man of much experience in providing for I'uhlic Knlerlaln ments. Mr. A. has contracted fura LARCK TF.NT.70 feet by 30, with floor and seats, which will greatly add to the comfort and convenience of visitors, osperially In case of showers Also. ANOTHF.R SALOON, wlthoilier improvements, ort now being made.

Sunday vUltin. or other Immoral practices, will not ho allowed in the Orove; and every exertion will be made to supply the wants, and add to the comforts of visitors. Gentlemen or coiimiitteos wlnhliu to mtui the (Jrov for a particular duv. will cull on I. TWEODLK, It Barclay st.

tV No Liquors or Wines will he Sold the flrove myA 3 in JL SARV is now open daily, at 12 o'clock, at No. Court street, for gratuitous medical relief; at which tlmeand plnco two oflhefollowititf physicians, anpoinied by Ihe Hoard ol Trustees, will bu In attendance todtsnense medicines and ad rice, viz: Doctors A. Hull, O. V. Nttwcomhe R.Rosman, lUC.MolTnt.S.

S. Ouy.C. iJunbnm. (. It KIiik.

Hryant. Barker, If. May, IV Oinsutore, J. Turner, 1 Johnson aod J. II.

Zimmerman. KDWAIW VV. DVSUAM, FresldrMt Jno. N. Tayi.ok, V'Ich Prentdeul.

J. T. I. Smith, Sec. nud riiarmaceuilet.

A. S. Haknkh, Treasurer. TK.USTKKS ohu A. Davenport.

Samuel (1 Arnold, tCd. w. Dunham, John N. Tavlor, Sheldan V. Church, A.

H. Allen, Alwxsmler II. Dated May MM. r.dward Cormni. Kdward A.

LumliHii, Theo. Vietoi A. S. Barnes Matin. IUVJ tilll 1UKAI liOOT AND SHOK STOUK, No.

3J A MVS srtiKKV, filifiOkl.VX. l'ATHHJK Mc CLKAN, Proprietor, respectfully announces to his num clous customers, his frtenus ami the public, thtit his atom Is now fully supplied with an admirable nssmtmeui o. BOOTS, SHOKS, Ate, made under his own immediate tuinei vislon, which ho will dispose of for cash, ut prices unusually moderate. Custom work made loonier of the het materlrils and su perior workmanship. I.

would hJmo intimate, that 'luring the hours of business will always hn found in his store, wherwhy ail mis takes or errors that otherwise be committed eluded. He Mtrictly adheres to the One I'rlce Syntei ar pre myl7 O'M'im tI'KATTS i'ATKNT LKiHTNING CONDU'J IO TORS. manufactured by L.WILCOX i ft). of Haiifoid, urn universally acknowledged to be the most perfect over in vented. Their efhency Is certified to hy Prof.

Sllliman Yale (' olleee, anil by many oi her of the inost acleiitllo tneu of the United States. The siihucrlher. Hole Agent for Klns and Queens (ounlies.ls uhw ready to exeeuie all ord rs In the line wiih promptness. Orders may be left with Joncs A. hAviios, 3 1 Fulton sireot, Brooklyn; Ltw iNOTOef it Moo nr.

Vlti Front street, N. oral Junes' Hotel, 2t Fulton street, ilmoklyn Price Is as low us anv other kind (tf rods in use. tny in tf M. DYER. IN IE CI I l'AK IN KKSUII ol' Eiimi Cook 4.

Beuvnn. i this Dlssnlveil by uiutusl consenl IllinoKl.VN. lil, I Ii VI I.I) rilV.ll FAMES, F. W. COOK, KOWAIII) UKAVAN, Tlie sllbs.

iiliers hu mi: puiclnised the Interest of Mr. CooU in the hIiov.i concern, lltey will continue Ihe tiiunufitcluro and ale nt slier 1 lutiellms and Homers, at l.li Mctierinernoiu Mlieel, ncur I'll llsll, under the lir in of Estuos i Heavun. 1,1 llll tHt.s, jy it) lw KDWAltD 1IF.AVAN NOTICE. 1 lie Jiimixiua and Iii'Ouklyn flunk (toad Coiupauv. The annual election lor Direclorsail.l Inspeelors of Kleclion of this Couipnnv, will lie held at tho house of Iteniseu St llent l.

In the Village of Jumaica, on MONDAY, the 1st day ol August. Tho noil will he opened from 2 to 1 P. M. The transitu hooks will hecloned front tho Hlh of July until that dav. IMCHAKD BRUSH, Sec'y Jamaica, July 1 1 in, ib.jo, iyn in () P'KICE OK HEl'All'S AND Kruoklvn, July a'iih, IftVI.

Corporation clotice. Sealed F.sliliuites will he received st lids olllce until Wto sr.snsv, Ud at 12 o'clock, tor furni.liini; our Hun lred lias Lanterns lor the lily Ltimns. to tie ot tin same sir. pattern, and nuallly us those now iu use liy lhe cily junn ni. i r.

uii i Onimulssiomir nl Repairs slid Suppll is, y27 id No. I Ciiy Hull OFEICE HaooK OK HEI'AIUS AND Corporation Nolic Healed Kstimules will I.e i ti A Ailullsl llil. at i eived nt Un ollici Haul l.o clock, lor Four IllUldli Ja. Lnmp Posts, ot till hullle sle, piltl ru and uiiiilily, iiio.j now in use hy me clty HIHN PKIlltY. ClIlllllllH.l lyL'7 Id ol llepiiiis nnd Supplies, No I ily Hsli EAI.

ESTATE. WANTED To IU HAM tirur mlM IlllOIOVf.l Tl'l'lienV. Ill IWiM tt a im or I'Joi ol (ironmi i irom till Ol (. tool in a Wlllliiiu iniiiHiic. 1 1 si 1 1 healthy lorittlon.

and within live iinlen lh it; lalL itv Halt, Any person lmviiir su. a property lV tomer(hvapply" aiAAHON Sll'M Knit nr. street, Hrooklyn. rtiii fmd a cu Kt iil Kutnte OlViCii, jet A in CHEW'S I'UACTll ai, ri i mbimt ES 1 TAHI.IS1I.MKNT tenlioii ol Builders nud MSSortinenl of I. end Pl' Brass Pumps, Water l'i ii i rK.s ur t.1' 1 ne ai 'ihct i reBpe, lfullv dlrecied to their sheet Lend, c'lK'r, Iron Olid HhiIi, Boilers, Hansen.

Jcc 1 I IU I'M Ml) Oaill DIB I lll.ll.um. F. A' I n.EISUllMAN, Sticeuruors to Johu Ku ton street. New yois, lurer. I VnntK.vn PA I 1 TKR Al.r..

a.sn.YOiK, until, Scnles of all UimlK. Wulutlts adjusted anv S.un.isrd led Wurrunteil correct. HuO'M 'I7MBOSSED ltl'SlNESS CAUDS ESVLL Vj OPES, Weddlnt; und oilier F.iiveiopes, Cake Boxes, nt New York styles and prices, can be has at tho utile. miliM.W ISIVEV.NV Kl EEN Y. lyi'i llll Fulton coiner Nassau streeis, Brooklyn El) Miiiuittvcturer ot i mm Japanned Tin nre, and dealer in Lanierns, Brllanttiii wiiie, No Full, ireei.

Cr'kly' Whnlessle and ruisll dosleis on libuttl lerms. JylS ita their annual celebration of the emancipation ol eight hundred thousand Slaves, in the British West India Islands, on the 1st of August, 18.1t. Tlio company looked well. ud soldier like, und were accompanied by an efficient Millitary bund, which discoursed most eloquently about "The bould Soldier Pic Nic Excursion. Engine Company No.

7, und friends, proceeded to Riddle's Grove on Saturday, oil their annual pic nic excursion. The steamer Aurora and two Barges werti chartered for the occasion. A cotillion band accompanied the parly, und the limit passed off delightfully and to tho entire satisfaction of all. They returned about 7 o'clock in the evening. The Assistant Foreman of the Company fell into the rivar as the boats were Hearing the dock, but he was tukeu out unharmed.

Crystal Palack, Jcxu. We would refer our readers to Mr. E.G. Sedgwick's advertisement in our columns. At his establishment in Hoyt Brooklyn, he has constantly 011 hand, tor sale, Homo fast trotting homes ihoiih; of the right sort) who can perform the mile in 2.45.

Some handsome carriage horses, well matched, with young and sound horses tit for any kind of work. Mr. SV. establishment is in Hoyt street, 11 ur Fulton avenue. Gentlemen may depend upou being honestly dealt with, who muy favor him with their orders.

We have had a long knowledge of Professor Sedgwick, and can confidently recommend him to his fellow citizeusl'or honesty in ull the dealing ho may have with them. The Choctaw Indians. Theso sons of the forest, who have been exhibiting their national ceremonies so successfully during the past week at the Brooklyn Museum, have eugaged the handsome room known us Concert Hall, at Willianis bnrgh. They give their first of three performances this evening, and we doubt not their exhibition will prove equally attractive as with the Brooklynites. They are under the direction and management of Dr.

McEvoy, than whom, a more skilful conductor aud gentlemanly man it would be very difficult to find. From Williamsburgh, they will proceed to tho Knickerbocker Hall, in New York, where they will give three performances. Castle Gaudkn. The three prima donnas" appeared on Saturday evening, in Mozart's cele brated opera of "Don There were upwards ol four thousand visitors present, who testified their delight of the exquisite rendering of the charmiug music, with which the opera abounds. The opera selected for this evening is L'Elisir D'Amore, (second time) in which Signors Snlvi, liadiali, Koveru, and 'The Sontag," all appear.

The house will no doubt, as upon all the previous occasions, be filled. Kisus County Court ok Sessions. Before Jndge Moore, and Justices Stilwell and Stryker. Francis 'Riley, arrested for grand larceny, was brought up Irom jail and discharged, the Grand Jury having found no indictment against him ittiiicl Boguey, who heretofore plead uilty to indecent exposure of person, was sentenced to sixty days imprisonment in the County jail, at hard labor. Alexander Fletcher, alius A.

1' Ictcher, wuo pleaded gumy to an indictment charging him with false pretenses, was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment in the County Jail Nero Lunn, found guilty uf an assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, was sentenced to ninety days imprisonment in Hie County Jail. Aiumsun. Is the glory of lleauen lobe sung only by gentlemen in black Must the truth be oniy expounded in gown and surplice, and out of those two vestments can nobody preach it" Commend me to this dear preacher without orders this parson in the tye wig. When this man looks from the world, whoso weaknesses lie describes so benevolently, up to the Heavens which shines over us all, I can hardly fancy a human lace, lighted up with a more serene raplure a human intellect thrilling with a purer love and adoration than Joseph Addison's. Thnrkrry.

We wish," says the Presbyterian Quarterly Rveirw, "that Mr. Dickens would be persuaded, for onee, if only tor the sake or variety nnd truth to nature, to become acquainted with one decent minister of any denomination, and give us his portrait as an onset to the disgusting hy uoerites he deliehts to naint. Is there no such tiling as an honest man in England preaching tho gospel. Elections will be held in the following States to day Arkansas, Alabama, Indiana, Iowa, Ktm tucky, Missouri and Texas. There are five can didates for the office of Governor of Alabama, und nine for Governor of Texas.

The Yellow Fever is quite prevalent aud fatal at New Orleans. It will of course bo no better during August, and citixens as well as strangers should be uduiouished not to visit the Crescent City before November. AnMissiox and Receipts at tub Ckvsiai. Palace on Satckda Y. TI10 number of admis sions on singlo tickets were 2,051 season tick ets, MO cash receipts at the dour, $1,400.

The railroad train from Montreal on Saturday morning, with about two hundred passengers, was thrown off tho track at the junction of the Lake Champlaiu Road, near St. John's, owing to the mipplacement of the switch. Tho curs sustained some damage, but fortunately none of the passengers were Feriously injured. A telegraphic dispatch from St. John, N.

slates thut the ship John C. Calhoun, before reported ashore at Musquash, had been got off, nod was at anchor at Little Musquash. A steamer had boeu sent to low her to St. John. The British war steamer Medea, from Halifax, arrived at Boston Saturday.

On her return, the Medea will convey the Earl of'Ellesmcre and family to Halifax. Alex. Smith's poems have reached a sulii of 0,000 copies in the Boston re print. The sixth edition will be published this week. The Secretary of the Navy has apolished the Coal Aguncy, and now directs Navy agents to make purchases of coal.

dence man makes up a bank account lrom tho avails of his persuasion. Tho gambler wears a flash appearance from the workings of dice and balls. Humanity sells itself for a few dollars to decorate tho whited sepulchre. Pious old men hoard up the filthy lucro with the most grovel ling appetite. Yet sink they must, all of them.

The time comes, away they go, and are forgotten ust as much as is the June bug who lulls singed by the gas light. While you stay here do homo thiug besides eating, drinking, and sleeping. Leave a mark somewhere, or else go into the wilderness where (here is a congenial creation. II yon have a family, show your munhood among them; and if you have not, why get one in proper time. This slothfulness is a dreadful canker, and the wonder is that time and the cholera don't carry away more of its votnries.

Wake up, human, and remember that you have brains and two legs. Stkanoe Fatality. Ou Saturday afternoon, John Ryder, sou of the ex Alderman, was instnnt ly killed by the setting of a wagon in the vicinity of 3rd avenue and Dean street. The heavy rains during the summer have washed half the road away, bo as to compel teams to pass over the side walk. The boy Kyder driving too near the edge of the gully, his wagon was precipitated to the bottom, and the wood with which it was loaded fell upon him.

Mr. Ryder, the father of the boy, is a brother of Luk Ryder, ex Harbormaster of this city and it is only a few months ago, that we had occasion to chronicle the acci dental death of a son of the latter gentleman, caused by the kick of a vicious horse. Both boys were about the same ago, and it is a strange and mel ancholy fatality that both boys should lose tbeir lives within a short distance of each other, bv events of a similar character namely injuries received in the management of horses. Drownko. The body ol an unknown man, about 25 years, was found drowned at the Fulton ferry on Saturday evening.

The deceased was dressed in a single breasted coat willi smnll check, blue cloth vest, brown pants and English shoes. A coroners inquest was held upon the body, and a verdict of death by drowning was rendered. The body of a man whose name, from a paper found in his pocket, is supposed to be Charles Smiley, was found 011 Saturday evening iu the North River at the foot of Franklin street, New York. Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the body aud a verdict of death bv drowning was rendered. The following in a copy of the note in question Bkuuklyn, July 27, 1850.

Messrs. Uuuahu Pleus pay to CharlesSniiloy, or sarer, four dollars, and charge the same to and oblige yours, Geo. Skinneh City Mortality. The number of dealhe in New York, during the last week, was W.i, of which fill were of cholera infantum, iy'l of convul sions, 49 of consumption, 40 of dyseutry, 117 of diarrba and 4 of cholera. The total number ol deaths for the four weeks in July, ending on the UOtb was 2.14H, as follows 1st week, 2nd, 521: llu.

trii. In this city tho deaths amounted to as fol lows Infant cholera, IS; marasmus, 10; convulsions, fi dysentery. congestion of the brain, do. of the lungs, consumption, diarrhiea and in llamation of the brain. 3 each apoplexy, chole ra morbus, intlaination of the bladder, do.

of the bowels, do, of the lungs, spinal disease, and sprue, i eneli mie is sei down 11s enoieiu. 1 lien; were fifteen, additional cases, each I'mm it separate disease. Mules 411 females 'M adults children ill total So. Daxukkois Assault. On Saturday night offi cer Cain, of the ISd district, went to it house he had formerly occupied, ncur Hainillon ferry, for some property tic had left there 111 charge of a teuant.

He was met by a man named Morris Cavauagh, who bad since got possession of the house and his property, and he refused to allow it to be removed. Officer Cain insisted on the removal, and Cavanah assaulted him in brutal manner. He then decamped and Ima since allud ed tho officers. Mr. Cain lies at home iu dangerous condition.

It is said he received a blow on one of his eyes, which is likely lo deprive him of its use. Body Foi The body of mi elderly womitn was found in the water tied to a scow at the Wallabout yesterday afternoon, and taken fo the dead house. Tho woman appeared to be about fifty years of age, and had on black alapacha dress and apron, black worsted stockings leg horn bonnet trimmed with crape. On her person was also found a large old fashioned silver watch several trunk keys, bottle of turpentine, and a cold rinc on the middle linger of the hand. Seuioum Riot.

Yesterday afternoon it number of men who hud spent the day iu groggery kept by one Lawrence Smith, corner of Hoyl and Baltic streets, disputed about the terms of the game, and began to fight. Thej soon emerged into the streets, and tin immense crowd gathered to witness the fight. His Honor the Mayor, and a number of the third district police proceeded to the place, and arreBted five of the combatants, named Thomas Ryan, Denis Dwyer. James Kir by, John Clifford and James Catl'rey. Stout Woman.

A miigtsiruie in i.iucinnau fined a stout woman $10 for a breach of the peace. She seized the magistrate immediately by the throat and soundly boxed his ears, taking out a lull $10 worth. It is now stated on unquestionable authui ity, that the Russian Czar has concluded not to carve up Turkoy till about Christmas, man on the railroad bridge, nearly severed bis ihnr. on Thursday afternoon, while uanuIiJig ft broad axe. Mr.

Scott is said to be an industrious aud worthy man, and the accident is of a nature to keep him confined to the bouse tor a long time. Serious Illness ok Pit. Bullock. Wo regret to hear that Dr. Francis Bullock, physician to the County Lunatic Asylum, at Flatbush, i ly ing very low with the typhus fever.

The disease was superinduced by the crowded state of the building and the great exertion, physical and mental required of him to keep the institution in a barely orderly scute. Accioem'. John Victory, tftutiMtiT, mi Stiliu day afternoon, at the foot of Pacific street, hud his left leg broken in two places by Ms horse and cart running over him. The horse started sud denly and knocked him down, and before he could get away the cart passed over him. lie was taken to his residence, coruei' of Court mid Nelson streets by the third district police.

Buhqlary. On Friday night store No. 157 At lantic street was broken open and robbed of about three hundred dollars worth of goods and money. On Saturday a man named William Goodwill was arrested on suspicion. They examined his rooms at a boarding house, aud there found a quantity of goods stolen from the Ful ton street fire, in June last, but did not find the Dronertv thov were in search of.

He was com mltted for examination. Killed by tuk Premature Dihciiakuh ok Gvs.Xeon of Mr. Smith Whaley, of Hemp gtead, L. was killed on Saturday, I6th inst, by the accidental discharge of a gun. It appears the lad.

with others, was amusing himself about a mill pond a short distance, iroui the village whn he found a iriiu which had been left in tin bushes by another boy. Seizing it by the muz zl(. to draw it towards him. it went off, and the charge struck him just below the stomach, tear ing open the abdominal cavity so as to cause the bowels to protrude. He lingered until the 1 uck day following, when he died.

A friend of ours on returning home from his lnminesB a few evoniuirs sinoe. was met in the door by his wife who ushered him into the pur lor, and pointing to a pair of small vases that stood on the mantle, askod him if he could guess what she gave for them. The husband was un able to guess the cost. "Why," says she, "1 gave that old grey eoat of yours that has been hanging in the garret all the 'Thod he exclaimed, "I gave thirty eight dollers for that coat just eight months ago and have paid the bill to day." Smart woman that tor driving a bargain..