New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
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near Delaney '0m0l'o" s,' ea... ;, tho usual
wa.ss viii Ell Nv
horrs skinner will be Installed Pastor OF the o'-
Rev. ,-,s,er,alIs. Church and Society tomorrow
eaAzds a-.,oon. a. o'clock. Rev. T. J. sa~yef anu
CsanasN participate this occasion. service - '''
c,bers VII PA'A'
oe0es a c,s.ver will preach, as usual in the Union
SeF seminary, Uuivers!ty-plaee' tomorrow" a' iO'
" and :. will preach in the First Free coSgre-
Rev pl -, IN Chryste. St to-norrow (Sunda5).
sa'a, Lo1 p-oahs g. s. snow> Will preach '0-rnoE'0"
Eah inc ns-noop, In the College of Physicians in
crsSy ILL repea. his lecture on the doctrines Of
Prof Buzz r,o-rov evening. at the Lyceum, Washing
sTsssa s.s,,vn. TO commence at Il o'clock
sas will lecture Sacred Music, in the
Rsv Nj -sa,r,ele. tomorrow evening. Service to
S'o. Go. before o'clock u......
sans rsIo Muledoller, DID. win preach In Manhattan
ss.. l gan,..ns.. tomorrow evening i4th inst.
B. - discourse on Trac'arian!sn will be deliv-
ne Tow evening, 10 St. Judes Church. oy the
Rector. u.,p,s will lecture ON The Elk.
~ nv c,.,n, of LABOR at the Univ. Church, Eliz-
ecDehce A.- ~ o'clock, on Sunday evening.
aoe'o''l . -,os OF THE LIBEL CAsE.-This case,
..,r.c,ed great public attention, was continu-
whcn 20 IN The Superior Court before Judge Oakley
- the witnesses stated in our last as giving
IN IN behalf Of the plaintiff touching bis repua-
e'I- ba, Of bis paper, were Messrs Paul Babcocf
a'o :. s,e,soo, Edward Mnturn Dr. GEeacon Jas F
Cl'' I,a,s Edmopd,, David Graham George Blunt
w, wv. psber,sop, Mr. Foster, Ogden Hoffman, MIR
n.sss and Isaac hone. ,o, H. H., soe,,o. ZION
Mr. !S,s p IN a truly able and eloquent manner, in
SaDmea .p,snded that the remark OF Dr. Bacon as TO
VICE. receiving pecuniary accommodations was
NJ nv The facts that existed 1t had been stated 10
I.ss, Mr Webb had applied 10 certain friends Of
bin y, t- loan and that he had got money some
W. ne ,one Of the paper became changed. Instead
Ensea.4n, mon Mr. Webster every kind OF abuse as
or Zone for months, it came out suddenly ana
gao In bs avor-and every thing corspireo 10
VIZ ,hs remark of Doctor Bacon as to the PUBIC
,yse course of the Editor OF the Courier ana En
aDa NOR has the plaintiff yet shown whence he
q.,,ss the aid required by him. Besides this. Col
49, mn, the man who should bring suit for libel
~. .srv articles complained Of were provoked by pre-
-. ssaaus from the columns OF the courier sno En-
,";rer and every witness who has come up, WIKI inc
ss..snon of Mr. David Graham, has heard complaints
s,,,cks of the Courier and Enquirer upon the char
,s, N individuals been attacked by II themseves
r,lv the whole Of those who have spoken IN favor OIL
s nsip we're his intimate friends and associates while
, lie other side speak from what they have read In
IT, mr. heard in the community. The counsel also
d That the defendant although possessing talent OF
MN order is poor and unable even 10 advance SUN
r funds 10 briug up witnesses and tuch necessary &c
ii. ful defence while the plaintiff has wealthy friends
"a a powerful press at bis command, &c. Mr. w
ote "a, nearly three hours and was greeted by clap
nng hands from the large audience assembled at the
close OF his remarks.
p,s.cot Hail. Esq followed on the part OF plaintiff
and I, IA needless TO say presented strong and powerful
aHu IN behalf OF his client He urged that the state
r,snt between Mr. Greeley and Mr. Curtis did not occur
M, after one the articles had been publ he'd so that II
could not have been Influenced by the remarks on that
css,on Mr. H. also urged the high character Of those
sroprht I'D 10 speak In favor of the plaintiff. &c.
rye should have stated yesterday that Mr. Grnne was
ore Of the gentlemen whom Col w. applied TO for loan
M; Mr. Griswold-and that Mr. Grinne gave testimony
rsarl, similar 70 that of Mr. Blatchford, &c
Mr. Hall closed long ADD able speech late IN the alter
noon when the Court adjourned TO 10 o'clock this FORE
NOON al which time the charge Of the Court will be given
SUMNER HATs-The Palo Alto is the name given
By Knox to the new Summer style just introduced In this
CITY, by Leay Co.. and also manufactured and sold BY
Knox, at No. 1928 Fultonst Sun Building. This Hat we
regard as superior for comfort and for appearance to any
Summer Hat which has been in fashion in the United
States The low crown aud broad brlm are worthy the
best days Of the regime of old English gentlemen.
~ Knox has full supply of the various sizes for his
sales this afternoon. Give him a call.
" The posts in Nassau 81. are still standing, and
the affair Of those benches appears TO be standing STILL
q The third Board of Brokers were In grea,
state Of animation yesterday There is no doubt that very
but We unfortunately have list The war has great In
Nusnee upon this sensitive Board.
e. The dogs are 100 plenty in the streets ant
lnuzzles too scarce Harry up them clubs
Ey- HopoKEN, like q sensible beauty, does no
uTer from being so much praised. She indeed deserve
very thing that can be said In her favor Never was hi
BEAUTIFUL friend OF New-York more lovely and charming
han this present season. Age cannot stale custom
.haDge her inhnitc variety.
e We lost our gold pen yes;erday-as is easy
% see by the barren appearance Of item department
TIE DIAPHRAGM FILTER.-An Office has beer
established Broadway, No. 1884, for the purpose Of
hbug the great Importance of this valuable invention
the health Of our citizens We speak from observation
and experience when pronounce It Of the most
full inventions of the day and that Its effect on the health
Of our City, generally used, would be very great II is
within hc reach of all housekeepers, as far price is
cpeerst, and Is without doubt the most perfect, simple
and durable machine for the purpose that be desired
Invite the Ladies' 10 call and witness Its operation.
DEAR Mr.. TRIBUNE Won't you do a kind
thing for the little boys and girls who SO every Fourth
Juy evening, BY thousands into Neutrality-suspicious. to
see ne fireworks, by asking the Corporation to that
the trework frames high that the FIRE eorks b
,tas As they were placed last year, 1t difficult fol
ever middle. man TO them; and all the pool
children could get glimpse of was sparkling splutter
Interrupted by the heads and bodies of the mutitudes be-
tvssn them and the burning wheels and diamonds Pray
tel he City Fathers TO have the fireworks placed five oil
III fee. higher.
q scene as beautiful as it is unusual in this
country Says the Evening Gazette is said 10 take place
Uery morning at grave yard in the S4th-avenuc. A
little girl who is called beautiful. and who we are sure
3 a least lovely comes daily TO the grave Of hei
mother and passes long time in decorating 1t with how
Cs. No matter what the weather, the little guardian
angel Is there
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL man. named James
By was yesterday Killed while blasting rocks at stone
sca'ry al Kpps Bay. The deceased had prepared blast
md save notice that he was shout 10 set II or The
@vors In the quarry retired and Boyer had got or
yads of when the explosion took place. large mass Of
fss was thrown against the side OF the quarry and
&1ndng struck him and knocked hiia down. When his
apinions came up they could not perceive any signs
l BE must have been instantly killed. The portion Of
a which thus thrown against the side Of tie quarry
sa ieoat ton weight.
GgSERAL oSs-Yesterddy-The Jury in
S ee OF Jacob V Patts disagreed and were discharged
Robert MITCHELL indicted for burglary and grand
oey was permitted 10 plead guilty TO petit larceny and