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accident. A gentleman named Smith was
thrown out of carriage yesterday afternoon,
in consequence of his horse taking fright and
running away,by which means he was much in
iured. The accident happened in Light-st., in
front of Messrs Dix s. Fogg's Fountain Inn.


Droprned. Henry Melvin was drowned OH
last Saturday, at Walnut Point, Curtis Creek,
in consequence of the sinking of a scow OH
which he was engaged in carrying load of
manure to the schooner Eclipse, lying off the
Point Four other hands Oh board made We
ry narrow escape.


The Shipping Business. We don't mean in
the merchant service, but for the fisheries
Such shipping of landsmen, ordinary and re-
gular fishermen as can be seen about Light and
Pratt-st. wharves is enough to astonish green
horns. The fnny tribe will have to look out


Threats Jacob Jackson for making threats
of personal violence to his wife Susan Jackson,
was arrested yesterday by officer Med onnell
and committed to Jail in default of security to
keep the peace by Justice McAllister.


Cutting with Knife. Officers Fuller and
Barnard yesterday arrested Hester Watkins,
colored, charged with assaulting and cutting
with a knife, certain Rebecca Gibson, also
colored. She was committed for further ex-
animation by Justice Cockey.


County Court This tribunal is now engag-
ed with the cases on the low docket, the trial
docket being gone through with. Judges Le-
grand and Purviance are on the bench


Inquest An inquest was held yesterday af
ternoon by James Hooper, Esq, coroner, over
the body of white male child found buried a
short distance below the surface of the ground,
in lot IN North Charles st. Verdict of the jury
"stlll born"


appointment. Colonel James P. Heath, who
was removed with others some time since, has
been re-apponted to an office in the Custom
House-that of clerk to the store-keeper - -