New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Sept
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ANOTHER CUBAN INyAsIoN-A dispatch from
Washington 10 one OF the Sunday papers says tina
the Spanish Minister returned from New orkt
the capital On Friday night, at the request OF Mr.
Webster, who had a long conference with him in
resald to Cuban afairs. 1t is said that another
Cuban invasion is on foot, but that descent will
frat be made on Hayti, with view to the over,
throw of the Government of the black Emperor
Faustian 1. There may be something in this, but
the probability 10 that our Cuban Heroes have too
vivid recollection of their recent abortlve attempt
at Cardenas to make any more demonstrations in
that direction st present.
E~ TIE statement that Rev Dr. Hawks had
accepted the call 30 Calvary Church, we learn
ne eds explanation. 1t seems that the object is to
unite the Church of the Mediator DIR. Hawkes.
preaent Congregation with that Of Calvary, in she
ediHce of the latter, and with that view Dr. q has
accepted the call Of Calvary conditionaly. We
learn that the conditions shat the owners Of Gal
vary should give up their privilege, to have the
pews aod at auction, 80 that those from the Medi.
ator and others may come In On an equal footing,
ia fast being carried out and it is expected that
the sale will take place earl y in October. DR..
Hawks will then have one of the largest Churches
in the City.
INDUSTRIAL REFORM MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
The Ii and and Labor Reformers fthe XV[IIth
Ward Convention HALL Third az. corner of Twen-
ty second.st. where the Laborera Wrongs and
FIeemens' Rights will be discussed the Coopers
at the Henry Clay House, corner OF Avenue A and
First.st.; House Painters, Democratic Headquar-
ters, corner Of Grand and Elizabeth cts Ladies'
Cordwanera, Mechanical Hotel, corner of Cathe-
rine and Madison ats. We trust these meetings
will be fully attended, and alao the regular weekly
me citing of the Industrial Congress to MORO even
ing at the New City Hall.
TRUSTWORTHY AcT-A boy or years old
named Charles Paraley fell into the river near the
Houston st Ferry on Friday, He struggled brave
~ for time, while Is or 90 men stood watching
him from the pier making no effort TO save him
The f. Try boat fast coming into the slip, when
Mr.. GEORGE KIERsTED. an elderly man, ship
carpenter in the employ OF Jabez Williams of
Wiiamsburgh, who was on the boat, saw the
boy, plunged in awam againat the tide for some
distance and saved the lad just az he was about
to sink Il GEORGE kIERsrED had fred an
my Is magazine and killed his thousands, this Chris
tian nation would vote him a medal.
ERROR In paragraph in Fridays Tribune
concerning " Hungarian Refugees" We stated the
residence of L. B Breisach, Esq to be at 10 Woos
serst. The number should have been fifteen
WooatersL
COLLISION On Friday about noon, ast the Brook
lyn ferry-boat Wyapdank was approaching the
Brooklyn side she was run into Rnd4 portion of
her railing carried away by q soop. Theirs was
no one injured.
CAsUALrIEs-G. Boston fell into the area cor
Der Of Wall and Water SITS. injuring himself Se.
verely. Sent to Hospital
Edward Torrey, in the employ of Il. N. Gallup,
corner of West and Barrow Sta. was severely in
jured by pile of lumber falling upon him. Taken
home, 203 Amos-st.
ARREsTs-John Murray, for stealing plank be-
longing to Corporation, at foot OF Carton.st-...
James Butterfly, boy, stealing table cover
Property recovered -. Robert Thomas, ste sing
watch. Edward Terry, throwing stones at a
stage. Auguatus Robbins, obtaining money by
false pretenseg, on complaint OF William Hail..
Matheu Myers, one of gang Of burglars who per-
petrased several robberies in Williamsburgh in
August last.
CURE OF EYES, &c-Persons interested in Prof
Bronlon mode OF restoring natural sight and curing near
sight &C.; eso the lines and changes proposed are re-
ferred to his card under General Notcesn