New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19

passengers, you state that both conductors were TO
blanche one for running AT too great speed, and
the other for stopping quarter Of mule of place
This evidently would cause the public to believe that
the HaIlem tram was not at its regular stopping
place, and therefore the conductor OF that train
bameable The fact is that the Harlem train was at
the usual place for receiving their passengers and at
the precise time specified in their regulations. II
can hardly be thought that you would do an inten-
tlOnal and irreparable wrong 10 an innocent man,
and that man one who, at the risk of his own life,
succeeded IN rescuing two ladies who were IN imni-
nent danger. D.
BANQUET TO ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs.-T
Complimentary Banquet to Archbishop Hughes will
take place on Monday next, the 2lst instant at the
Astor House The dinner will be at : O'Clock. The
following is the Committee Of Arrangements on the
occasion
p. A. Hargous, Chairman Charles O'Conor J. B.
Lasala, + Donnelly, Hy. de Courcey, Gregory Dill
Ion, James Kelly, Thomas E. DAVIS, L. B. Binsse,
c. NJ Connolly, Jas. B. Nicholson, Treasurer T.
James Glover, Secretary.
We publish the following correspondence
To H,ssGroce the Archbishop Of Ne,c- York;
Mosr REV. AND DEAR SIR In the name of the
Catholics, and other gentlemen of New York, We
beg to congratulate you your safe and happy re-
turn among us.
We have watched with attention and deep inter:
est the steps Of your recent European journey and
we have been exceedingly gratlhed IN hearing OF
you, not only defending the Catholic faith as
Bishop, but winning esteem for the spirit and laws
of our country. both by your exposons of our con-
stitutional liberties and your indications OF our ma
tiOnal dispositions
In the honors that you have received abroad we
have felt ourselves honored and now, on your re-
turn it is an expression of the sentiment of New
York that We most respectfully and most earnestly
invite you 10 depart from your usual custom IN such
matters, by accepting at as early day as may SUIT
your convenience, Of public dinner in honor of
your ausplclOus return
We are, Most Rev. Sir, your very obedieni and
humble servants,
HARGots BROTHERS. THOMAS 0CoNoR,
JOHN b. LASALA and many others,
To ?. A. HargouS, CbGs. O'C0nor, J. b. Lasdi0 T.
DOnnefiy, &C. &C.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, July 8, 1851
GENTLEMEN In reply to your invitation TO accept
public dinner on as early day as may be convent
ent to me, beg leave to say that | accept and ap-
preciate mos. highly the compliment which you pro-
pose TO confer offered II is by many respectable
members of my own flock, as well esteemed
neIghbors and feilow-citizenS.
The 2st instant, which has been suggested as most
convenient to YOU Will entirely convenient 10 me
also. Thanking you for this great mark OF your
kindness remain, gentlemen, your devoted friend
and humble servant,
joins HvoHEs, Archbishop OF NewYork.
HoNoRs TO THE BRAvE.-We take plea
sure in publishing the following Jurisprudence be-
tween the Underwriters in NewYork, Philadelphia
DoSlOil, ana tdpt SMALL, tIt heroic COmlndIuel
Of the bark Glen. The Underwriters have also pre-
sented Mr.. WAITE, the first mate, $500 to the mother
Of Mr. HAyENs, the second mate. who murdered,
$780, and sum of money to each of the three sea-
men who refused 10 ON the mutincers.
NEv-YoRK, May p, 1851.
Dear Sn i"rsoars hat on roYr home ~ar'' pas
sage from the Northwest Coast 10 this port as mas
ter of the bark Glen" having on board cargo OF
great value exceeding 100000 IN amount part of
the crew rose upon the officers, and IN their efforts
TO gain their wicked purpOScs after obtaining posses
sion of the ships fire arms, these desperadoes, bent
on butchery and death, shot the second mate with
muSket ball. wounding HIM 30 severely that he dled
a few hours thereafter
You attacked the mutineerS, who had control of
the deck and, aided by your first mate, in most
fearful and unequal conflict, during which the cour-
age of yourself and first officer was slgnally con-
splcuous) the mutlneers were overpowered and You
succeeded in regalnlng the command of your vessel,
and thereby securing to the owners the valuable
property on board .
INV illing that such bravery and courage should
pass unnotlced, the undersigned Underwriters, inter-
ested in the rescued property, ask your acceptance
OF the enclosed check for ~ 500 Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, testimonial of their appreciation OF your
good conduct and success In regainng the command
OF your vessel and the control of the property placed
under your protection
Very respectfully your obedient servants.
WALTER r. JONES, Prest Atlantic Nut. ms. Co.
4. b. NELSON. Prest sun Nut. ms. Co.
Jos. WALKER, Prest Mercantile Nut. ms Co.
o.. -. n, ".
T. b. SATTERTwAIrE, V. Prest New-Yo rk lns Co.
n c. RUTGERS, Pres't Genl Nut ms Co.
j. WRIGHT and w. W. DiBBLE, Agents ms. Co. OF
n. America.
w w. DBsLE, Agt Mercht's Louisville Ins. Co.
H. Cook, Prest Aston Nut. ms Co.
John STEWART, Pre'st lns. Co, State OF Penna, at
Phiapephia.
Epw'p HARRIS MILES, Prest Mercantile Nut ms
Co, Philadelphia
CHAs s. RicHE, Prest Washington Nut. ms Co
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Prest Ins. Co. of n. America.
RICHARD S. SMITH, Prest. Union Nut. Ins. Co.,
Philadelphia .ou;.n Nh, Inc 70 phil,
THos. c HAND, v. Prest Delaware Nut ins. Co,
Philadelphia
THos LAMB, Prest Washington lns. Co, Boston.
FRANCIS WEIGH, Prest Franklin ms. CO., Boston.
JNo. G. Mario, Prest fremont lns. Co. Boston.
j. w. HAYWARD, Prest Suffolk ms Co, Boston.
FRANCIS BACON, Presr Boylston F. q NJ Ins. Co.,
Boston.
CAPT. sNALLS REPLY.
YARMOUTH Friday, June 10, 1851.
Dear SIR Through the politeness OF Capt. ii. S.
Soule, received yours of 9th ultimo, inclos!ng
check for 1900, which you ask me 10 accept as
testimonial of your appreciation OF my conduct du-
ring my recent homeward passage on board the bark
Glen.
In return, be pleased TO accept for yourself and
all the Underwriters interested, my sincere acknowl-
edgments for their very kind notice and liberal
present.
September last, are passed. The reflections Will be
solaced by your sympathy and appreciation.
With due regard, remain your OBJ seTvt
CHARLES SMALL.
WALTER r. JosEs, President Atlantic Mutual Insu-
rance Co., New-iork
The YACHT WHIsPER.-Mr. Editor:
You will please correct your report of the Eth inst
in the case, "Renne Arrested on Suspicion Of Muir
DER" as far as the Yacht Whisper is concerned. The