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rtman was taking load Of furniture up Fulton street


morse became afrighted, when HewIett's Hotel


iu the whole superstructure upset, to the great


amage OF chairs tables and other articles of domestic
sc Unfortunately, some children sitting on the


p Of the goods and were precptated headlong to the


ee receiving much injury. II is supposed that the


arm whistle OF locomotive passing at the time caused


horse to shy Persons residing in the neighborhood


'heir charge and with one exception all


leIed out Of danger


Prr,r LARc Officer Powell arrested young man


AIMED Charles Barnes for stealing a silver fork and
poon, and he was committed for examination


W.nLiKE-A schooner arrived on Thursday at the


seh OF which was marked in bold letters 40 Rifles,
'siveston, Texas, per U. S, ship Lexington" They
we're Immediately put board said ship which pro-


unced ready for sea-two and half days only having


een occupied in fitting out.


HOPEFUL LAD-Peter Mount arrested on Thurs
@ oy oicer Schmidt at the grocery Of Mr. Pollock in


ahington street. on charge OF endeavoring to obtain


nan sums Of money at various places unper false pre-
ehces On his arrest he resisted the officer and did him
some damage by graphing his throat


HABEAs CoRPus.-This most potent writ yester-


y brought into requsition before the Honorable John
pose Of procuring the discharge of Henry Brsgge, in
cuody charge of abandoning his wife and family
The application resisted by N b. Morse, Esq, be-
aii OF the people, and the decision is reserved the de-
fendant being, ad inferim remanded to Jail
DISCHARGED FROM PRisoN.-Mr. Frllingham, black
Smith and his WIFE who arrested few days since
|on charge Of stealing money from James H. Poole. at
he corner OF Water and Fisher streets discharged
rom custody it having been shown to the satisfaction
mdBlstTAtes, tndt tney no cOnHection win
Joseph Allen (who is still in prson) in the feonious
Transaction.


ASSAULT WITH A BRooMsrrcK,-Patrick McNarney
was charged with assault upon Mrs. Ann Mccullough
which happened in this wise He told the lady he want
ed to speak to her whereupon she thrust the broom
out of the window and told him speak to that He ac
cordingly addressed himself to the domestic uensl
seized it, and with great degree of genteness re-
thrust 1t into the window when in with
her For this overt act he had pay 81 10 costs
and was discharged.


HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-The Board Of Health
report only 30 deaths in this city, from Sunday. the
10TH to Saturday the 10TH both inclusive OF these %
were white adults and l3 children coored adults and
children OF the % different Diseases not OF
yellow fever is reported OF these % inferred
P0ters Field 10 in the St Louis Catholic Cemetery
in the Protestant at Cypress Grove and in st. Vim
cents Last week there only 81 deaths And here
il the 2lst Of August Our front Office thermometer
shows the average heat during the week ending the
Nth to have been 77e at A. NJ S2o at A. NJ sos at u
NJ sSe at p. NJ and S3o at p. NJ. The highest range
was at o'clock p NJ, the l4th and l7h when the
thermometer stood at 9o'.-N o. Tropic, .qug. 81.