New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

Was brought ug On apDi.cat. n OK Ny. George Bars
,,yy sror, TIE / : Ship North Carolina, aal his
dischsrse Demanded TIE application states tAAt he
: a4eeec be held by virtue .; tie sentence oi
Count Martial held on TIC - July 4NS,. !. =
aytrroG that ne = illegally held Is term o service
having eKr re- 30 c-v> asC Adams was oronsM ap
N charge of two offcers ani guard. beng hand
cuEca with pair OF ataYy mons having car or con
ncCiou from one ~r.s 20 the oiacr o some seven ot
ghi riches lie al fOr some time m The IolT.-roo n
TIE orctrS ana cuaFQ OY MS SIDE. ara ll> nlNl> oeR
Up ia irCrt presei;,gg rather uDusua. apqetTa2ce
ior persons brought up on haacaS corpus. JUls'
h'rg llaIN requested The o'tgcr> io ihAe OF MS
uons. saving thsl there was no danger OF his l>av
uc THAT Ny SAituote one ot the officers ~ iae
Court. Was N attendance. &c. The uCns we're inea
remOvet
We understand he was tired on 4 charge of alleged
mUtry on board the nl'e1 states brig Dolphin. ant
sorioucei 10 three months Imprisonment blt was
entitled 90 aiS discharge agrcca3,y 20 the terms 81
ms entering the service. m about one month which
expired some four weeks ago. The question Is.
term % service has eNplred Adjourned % Ih.> a.
terncon.
MAXINE CouRr.-rhis Court held term
Yesterday. before his Honor judge Cowlc>. and con
siderable business. mostly cases OF aS>imp>si, Mas
d.>roseG of.
SOMETHING MORE ABOUT RuM-DsINKING
- Woe un'o them htl r0 early m rie narans thar
ther rsv follow strong drink '-BmLE krffhV.lL
The society formed a. No. S Cha,hlm->QuarC have
5y Resolution adopted the name OF The Newly oTA
LIFETIME TEvrERtNcE Society. and by Resolution
appointed The Chairman and Secretary. with MesSrs
John Campbell. Thomas VI Woodruff and Edward
Qmgey As a Committee 20 dran rules and govern the
society which was submitted 10 the society and
unanimously passed. .On account OF room. We will
only publish the
PREAMBLE
IN order 20 greater efficiency. to insure harmony
and unity OF purpose, We con>jert necessary to as
Soclate ourselves together and also that such asSoca
ton should be governed By permanent rules.
When We take INTO consideration the causes and
circumstances which have brought Ms together, We
cannot avoid noticing the great ne 'eSSliy ot continual.
vigilance and determined resolution 10 adhere 10 the
pledge OF abStance from al. mtONcatng drink
The fact of our published acknow Iodgement and
open confession show thar We have tried our fe>olu-
ton and our vigilance Bgi alas such vigilance
became dTOWsintsS. such resolution rope of sand.
Experience teaches Us that men. either IN combna-
ton or as individuals, who depend upon their own
strength to keep their pledge. have been found IN
large number OF cases TO have Slgnally faded.
Therefore Is the unanimous opinion Of me Com
mntee that 70 be Solemnv recommended 90 all OF The
members Of the Life Time Temperance Society %
look for support ~ keeping their pledge to higher
Power than their own. and 20 ask ald Of HIM Who
has SAID "that the dTunhard shah not enter into the
Kingdom OF Heaven B." and m order % remind all the
members of this Society of their duty n his case The
Committee recommend that they attend some place
of Divine Worship on the sabbath
NoTicE.-The Lifetime Temperance Society Is
Cstab shed for the purpose oi inducing those men
" ho have hroNen the pledge io aeam rene" the At
tempt 10 adopt Temperance principles. All Such are
invited 10 attend ana sign the pledge and We do ear
ue>tiy solicit their solemn thoughts upon our invita-
ton. Oh TO be freed from drunkards life and
saved from A drunkard's grave. Gr2g drinkers, what
solemn reflection here IS for YOU Meeting at No.
Chatham square this lrday evening, at = O'Clock
The friends OF the Temperance cause are invtedto to
attend WM. q. HALL. Chairman
NmLos.-The new Chinese pantomime
of the Rayel Family. viii attract another crowded
saloon tonight. Gabriel Is excessively droll as
balloon adyeniurer. The dresses, dances, and met
dental appointments are IN the best possible taste,
and prosperous career for kim-ka may be- fairly
predicted
DANGEROUS SPORT. Two Young gentle
men were few evening since trying the strength ot
their arms by ciaSpmg the rgnt hand OF each and
resting The elbow on the counter, AMI then trying
each 10 force the hand OF the other down. In the
struggle the arm OF one broken short OF above
the elbow. causing report loud enough 10 be heard
from one extreme Of .ue saloon to the other
FouND DRowNED.-The body of an un-
know boy about - years OF age, was found yestcr
iay afternoon IN me North River, near Bedlow's Is
land. lie was about four feet, inches IN hight had
sandy tar and was dressed m stripped SHIRT WIN
red flannel one under g, and blue pants, fastened
with leather belt. The Coroner All hold an IN
quest on the body this morning.
THE FATAL Accident oS THE HUDsoN
Rtvrp II R,uRo,D II Corouer Geer WAS Yesterday. 10
have held an inquest At the tiiy Hospital upon the
body of James Callear, a lad SIX years Of age no
vas run over IN Nest-st., on wednesday afternoon
Dy tram of cars olthe hudson River Railroad, ont
lW ING 10 the absence of several witnesses the ease
was postponed until 10 O'Clock ihis morning u Is
lucgcd that the cars were gong az more -apid rate
ian is allowed by law
\ SovNAMBulIsr.-A NJ. Andrew Con-
1ellv. residing an the cor Il Iify-foDnn--t. and
was found on "Wednesday night by
officer Prince john DAVIS, aslesD n 6r-nd-st With
10 clothing but ms night dress upon hin' having
wandered from hs home while IN a stale of sOmnam-
Iulsm tie Was removed 10 me slauon-Aou,e ana
20 hls residence.
NrIASCHoLY CAsUALTY. we learn that
/ man named James Keunan Wa Lost from The
schooner Eaee. oi Ne~srs Siephens, Condt & Co,
me. about II O'Clock on Tuesday, N Newark Bay,
IetWeen the mouth " me canal AMI tho lighthouse
c was standing near the iafIai, and the main boom
truck h'm " he the vessel was tacSlng. The small
.oat wa. immediately cut loose bui every effort TO
ave him proved unayailng. He was about twenty
i've year of age, and we understand has parents re-
siding 100 Paterson
W.GsTAFF THE LAWYER Joseph Hen
y Wac.taf. The professional gentleman who was
lrrested on Wednesday. charged with 'loieh,it as
auiiiug his paramour. Ellen Williams alias >uli-
-an va. YESTERDAY held 10 bail ~ Justice Mount
on ia fie sum OF $500 10 keep the peace for bmos
The bail was procured and Wagstah discharged
BtpGLARY.-The store Of ID. VI. q =.
Russell sa,s The Sclgsrfss Ieiegrqpt, vas oufgd-
lOusy entered on the night OF Tie l,,a, and piece
IF cloth ieH gloves snd pocAst knives. and piece
d pork, taken away. o0ito, SAID ~ cDGidih rum
= a, found On the psemises. and ccntihei A. me
Dlouerty of cooper ty trade, named Storns VINO,
= Is stated learned bis trade IA The seTsice Of the
state. ~ sag Sng. lie was arrested On "Wednesday
and brought before stice OtfFhDudi, when ne made
confession Of ms guilt, ana was e'snmtted 10 an
for irlaI
hRREsT.-S9me DAYS since NJ I. -.
Starkwesther received o telegraph dispatch nom
philafzlphia requesting him % loOA oul iOr an
italian named Ferdinand Theodore, otds John
Lewis. Who had stolen sixty ave soYerelgns, taooW
s3l5, from NJ p W. KennCday. Mr.. Stark~ ~saiher.
alth ms accustomed vigilance. ~as immediately On
me alert and succeeded finding and arfeslng ne
nan ~ BostCa. Wlth whom ne mas proceeded %
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