New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

that .bould ST. Johns Grand Lodge, at its annual
communication in June, 1851, desire TO dissolve
itself then the Grand Officers and Past Grand OF
fcers thereof shall be acknowledged and recognized
ss Past Grand Officers. The Grand Lodges above
referred to are St. Johns Grand Lodge, Of which
NJ w Henry c. Atwood is Grand Master, aud tho
Grand Lodge Of the State OF New York, OF which
NJ w. William H. Minor is Grand Master
sEvrs1Y.FoURTH NATIONAL JUBILEE.-Dlvi-
sion Orders of the 10Th inst. drectth entire FIrat
Division to parade on Thursday, the IN OF Jay
next and unite in the celebration OF the IAN Ami
versary Of our National Independence Inc DNi'
sion line will be formed on the Battery riSnt on
whitehall az O'Clock, AN. 1t will honor the
u,ror spd Corporation with marching salute at
:, o,c,ock AM The National Standard will be
di.cls, cd and salute fired at sunrise by the Vete-
ran Artillery, under the direction OF Big zen.
storm, Brig. Gen. Hall will order troop Of horse
70 report 70 the Major General at q O'Clock; two
troops 70 report to the Division Inspector upon the
Rs,teyv At the same hour. Brig Gen. Even will
.l,o detail two companies Of Light Infantry to re-
mort to the Division Inspector, at the same place
end bour. Brig Gen. Morris has ordered his bri.
esde into line ct 81. AN on the Battery, right at
the Flag Staff Col Yates, Of the 4th, is directed
70 canse Major Generals salute 70 be fired.
Ustrtn SERVICE JOURSAL.-We have received
the first number of Military Journal bearing this
title, published weekly at IS Center street aud
edited by Col w. w. Tompkins 1t is well print
Cd end we venture 10 guess well edited. We
quote the following scraps Of military news:
The LIGHT Guard will commemorate their ami.
ve,sarv at Bath, on the Goth inst instead OF the
DIST.
elected Captain, J. L. Waugh, proceeded TO the
Tha,ched Cottage Jersey City, last Wednesday,
for Company impTOyeIGe Inc Company pro
cee5s 10 Flushing on the 2lst, 10 celebrate the
niverssry ofthe birth Of the amented patriot whose
name they bear. They will be received by that
most excellent Company, the Baxter Blues, now
pnder the command OF very superior military
officer Captain ID. Moore.
The Scottish Guard, the Highland Guard, and
Continental Company, all Of the ID Regiment con.
Template a visit to New Haven, or some other ad
iscelt city but nothing definite has been deter.
mined upon, as We are informed Captain DaToW
commands the above Company Of Con.inentals
TIE La Fayette Fuseers will assemble in the
Governors room on the 2lst inst. when a sword
vil be presented TO Captain French on the part of
IA
coed 10 Newark, and commemorate their anniver-
ssry.
GRAND LARcHNY.-Daliel 3. Goodmanson. Sc
cond mate of the ship John Cummings, lyiog at
Pier No. Il, +. H. was yesterday ttken into custo-
dv bv officers johnson and Cannon, Of the Tenth
Ward, charged with stealing, on the 9th of July
last. two leather trunks, containing clothing and
money to the value of s5l9 Is, the property of John
Atchin ard John Dsvy, cooks on board he scne
vessel. II appears that, ct the tims ia question,
the accused, with the cooks. was sleeping on the
deck of the vessel, while she was lying a. This
port preparatory TO hergOing 10 the next morn
iup During the nisht Davy Awakened by
I some noise and to his astOnishmsl. fGan} the &c
cused gone. He went TO sleep, however, and ia
the morning found him Of bis sIde asleep. When
the vessel had cot out OF the barber he went to loj
1,r Lia trunk but found it had been carried Off
Atcbn also discovered that his trunk had been sto-
len. w bile on the passage 70 Mobile, some Of the
stolen clothing was found in possession Of sailor
Wiz stated that be had procured it from the &C
ture6. A god key belonging 10 Davy was also
sen 10 possessOn OF the accu ed, who on the yes
sTs arriving ut this port yesterday, was arrested
g, taken before Justice MountfJrt and held for
examination.
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL
RoAp.-A man named Richard Burns while stand
ing near the track of the Hudson River Railroad,
betwen Manhattanylle and Strikers Bay, about
o'clock Yesterday morning was run against by the
cow catcher attached TO the train, which threw
him a distance OF about fifteen feet when be fell
70 the ground and was so seriously injured tina.
death followed in about 20 minutes alterward. 1t
ennears the deceased saw the train approaching
nnnd thinking himself out Of danger stood still, bat
the current of air caused by the velocity with which
The train was going, sc emed iorclby 70 remove him
from his position when he was brought in contact
with the cow catcher and injured as above stated.
The train was stopped as as possible after the
occurrence and every attention shown 10 the injured
man. The deceased vas alaoOrer on the road and
boarded az Flsnnigans public house in Manhattan.
vile. An inquest was held on the body by The Cor
oner and verdict OF accidental death, owing 70
caressness the part OF the deceased, was rem
dered Burns was a native OF Ireland, 33 years OF
age.
CHARGE OF STABBING.-Henry Ebert, a black,
was Yesterday taken INTO custody, and committed
IN the Tombs charged with stabbing L07is Pallet,
il is feared fatally with dirk knife in the abio-
men, In the scOtls which ensued Ebert received
a severe wound in hrs hand, seyerDg all tho blood
vessels Of the iiogers, which was carefully dressed
by Dr. Covel, Physician {: the City Prison, and it is
hcped his hand may he preserved. The injured
man was taken 10 the Hospital The accused wss
waiter in the saloon Of Pallet, No. l56 b -oad.
way, under Mr. Bstees hat store, aud the scuiHe
took place in the kitchen.
ARREST TOR BIGAMY.-A mG9 named Is. Pew
was yesterday arrested OF charge OF bigamy, in
having married woman named Margaret Z ORD,
who il the wife OF Hugh ID. Davis OF No. 10 West.
st he nt the same time being knowing 70 that fact.
HeWas held by Justice OSBORNE for examination.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
- The "CRRisTiAS FE8atE BENEVOLENT
so,nrY" of Brooklyn, wi!l hid publ meeting
this evening. June -, in the Hal over the new