New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

IoDll1lcE OF SoD0 ' An nQrcQ uf cJthI1scs WIZ
net With no opposition At tAe last electico-
This isa pretty state Of things and few more
rev elections W . purge the Democratic" party
pretty effectively Of the progressives VITO have at
tempted 70 impose new tesla"
THE Loco STATE CosyssrIos.-rhs election
Of Capt Isaiah Rynders Of the Second WUd, from
the 10, Assembly District. d Officially" announced.
with the "pro'iso," We understand. OF the uucon
eitions surrender Of bis ancient Barnburner prin.
pee and the other numerous heresies be has been
charged with. The Captain will make quite
sensation at the Union" State Convention At
Syracuse. from bis numerous and daring exploits
'or the triumph Of" sound Democrat; principles"
IL Capt Isaiah Rynders has been selected by
the COM enson Of Delegates Of the Firss and Sec
ord Wards, TO represent the First Assembly Dis
trict In the Syracuse Convention.
TABERNACLE InPRovED.-Ths Broadway Tab
epscle viii BE- reopened for public worship next
Sabbath morning, Sept. lst Daring ito close FOE
the past mo7,s. the whole house has been tho
roughly rePtued and much improved IshN been
reprinted and recarpeted the gas fixtures have
been rearrsns ed, ss 10 be less objectionable 10
tho evening audience; the pulpit platform and
desk have be sn entirely re built upon q new and
enlarged plan, thus di,pensing with the extra stag
ing upon Anniversaries aOd other public OCCASIONS,
and the orchess has been remodslsd a. to give
a much better effect to the performance Of the
choir. A new chandelier has also been suspended
In the central dome. 1t lie expected that tue Rev.
Mr.. Thompson will conduct the services and that
for the opening exercises Of the evening, the chor
will produce some new music from the pen ofthsir
accomplished leader, Mr.. VIM. b. Bradbury.
The FArHERa-A majority Of both Boards OF
the Common Council, and some other public ofh
GERS, went up to West POn, yesterday Oh VISIT
ex Alderman Cozzens. IL is needless 10 say that
they were cspisally entertained.
CosyESTIos or IssrkucroRs oFrHE Dear AND
DuxB.-The session Of this Convention yesterday
was Of considerable interest; our report 10 uaa-
voidably postponed until TO morrow. A number OF
papers were read by various members OF the Con-
ven,iou and series Of important resolutions were
adopted after debate. The sessions will DO TO
,umed this morning, at the Institution il Fiji
eth.it
PROBABLE ATTEMPr AT KIDsAPPGsG -Yester
day afternoon q carriage drove to Red Hook Point
Just below the Atlantic Dock. containing seversl
men and ay,low wonan aboqt Is years Of age
The place sela9ted wa formerly lonely and %
frequenied spot, bat there is nov yard for rePsir
ing small vessels, where several men were at work
Thinking all was lot right, the men len their en-
ployment and wen, TO the carriage, the persons Ia
which said the woman was a runaway slave, and
that boat would soon come from schooner 10 take
her on board. The woman denied the charge, snd
begged to be released from the men, or that some
one would cut her throat rather than suffer her 70
DO tab en- away. Two Of the workmen Immediate
~ started for an officer which seemed 10 alarm the
cArrisge party for the carriage len, leaving the
woman and one Of the men on the beach Tue
woman started back for this City, followed by the
nsn for some distanee and crossed the South Ferry
about O'Clock The carrisgs also crOssoi, bat vis
empty This presents q case that should be In.
quired into, for If there 10 q gsog Of kidnappers
prov ling around somebody shoald know H.
SHOOTING Casa great OK cissme nt was raised
wednesday evening in the Ninth Ward BY the 70.
port Of Ere arms, near the corner Of Hudson aud
Horatio SITS. and the discovery that James Queen
had fred two pistol shots in quick succession alta
man named Edward Coates, Queens bro.nerin-
law the frat ball ing effect in the Iace and she
second in the stomach Of the victim
1t sppesrs that Queen had visited the house Of
hi. brosherin law for the purpose OF seeing bis SIS
ter. He seated himself upon trunk, aud IN Ia
mihar way asked her 10 cit upon his knee. snere-
fused, and after Queen had left the house told her
husband, who Immediately wrote letter TO Qasen
accusing him Of trying TO sedGce his own slater.
letter was forth sih sent back, denying 10 strong
terms the accusation sad desiriog an answer ofre
traction No answer was returned, and oaeen
went 70 the house to have an interview with bis
sister not expecting to meet Der husband How
ever, be met Coates upon the stairs and ssked him
for an answer 10 the Dose. Coates hereuPon thrust
Queens letter into his hand, saying, "there IL yoor
answer" and then pat Queen out OF tue h)ase.
striking him several blows, and f1llowinS hun into
the middle Of the street Queen then turned and
ered the pistol With The result above stated. he
was forthwith arrested sod taken % the station
house at Jefferson Market by officer Barlison. The
wounded man vas also brought there, and Justice
Mesk.nd AID. Bal attended and took bis dePosl
ton. He was then sent 10 the Hos 2tA batlistie
bope, are entertained OF bis recovery. Queen re-
sides in Washington st. Brooklyn
The accused states that on receiving the letter
rom bis brother in-lss, accusing him Of the nssn
ton to commit 20 diaboical an act upon The person
Of his own sis,ss. he made mp his mini 20 CON n''
suicide, and badel tn pistol iOr that purpose oa'
on being so sGlienly attacked BY Ms o'o'a'r.io-
Law he vas beside himself and did nor kno" VIVA.
be va. about when he fred. IL Is the opinion Of
the officer, Of the Jefferson Market prison, where
ne /, confined, that II he had an Opportunity DO
x,uld destroy bims,h and they have, accordingly
kept him haDdcadsd.
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