New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
LoNe RIDE FOR SlxpgScE.-Mr. Dingle-

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FerIy line Of omnibuses has extended hi- ToU-s -
YorKv.lle. Eishty.sixth s., and stu charges bit I
s,xDerce for the whole distance. This IS almost IS
ctes, a fare used 70 be On the Ere Canal. during
She t.bt Of packet competition not cute, however
for here were DAYS IN those times waen man could
notonlyrde lodg ana at from schenectady to Rocn-
ester. for nothing but absolutely got pad Tor gong
lfr Dincledien deserves .aai receives taa patron
, f,he public for the facilities which be lbs here
ofore gwen them. ana the more 50 for he present
movement.
LAUNcH.-The chpper-shiP Sword Fish
VII be launched Oh Saturday next, 10Th INST, from
the ward Of NJ VIM. II We'b, At me foot Of Fifth
= East River. Her dimensions are a. follows
Length on deck rs feet breadth Of beam, 30 feet
ierth Of hold, % feet and about 800 tuDs burden
She e intended for the California trade. nr. "eOo
las commenced building a steamer fcr Messfs. s2oi
ford Tilo,ton & Co. 10 run IN connection with ihe
Union on the New-OrleanS route. She VIII De 80
feet long. 4 feet beam, and 81 feet depth Of hold
The sword Fish IS the sixy-fourh vessel that his
been buii, IN Nj Webs yard.
CRICKET Contest CONcLUsIvELY 'oN-
crrDYD-We see by The Boston Post Of sal
urday that the Cambridge Crossing Cricket Con
ties, closed concluslvely on Friday afternoon
only three innings having been played, VIZ two ~
the New England Club and one by the - Georges
Club OF New York, who had 81 runs and one inning
20 spare On Thursday the y E. 1. made -. Inc
$ g. &. followed In the afternoon and FINISHED mex
forenoon, making $50. The \. E. c then played
their second innings, making but 4, which added to
their first number made only $40, leaving The New
Workers masters Of the field high and dry
FlRR.-About o'clock yesterday after
noon. fire broke out the roof Of the large frame
building IL the rear OF NO. 9s Laurens-st occupied
by George Boyd as a cabinet makers shop. 1t was
e1tiDeuishod by the workmen before the arrival of
tae aremen Damage trfing The fire S supposed
20 have originated from a spark FROM charco4'
r-uaoe being used in the next yard.
= Judge Douglass was 50 far recovered
from lis ndispostion as to leave town yesterday
evening in the Isaac Newton. and viii deliver the
ADDRESS before the state Agricultural Society az
Rochester on Friday.
For LIBERIA-The brig /eno IS to sail
for Liberia on Saturday. Donations for The Colony
or the emigrants will be thankfully received by T.
smith No. lol Wall-st.
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE
A German writer says OF tins picture. which has
ust been received IN this City
p this pctllrc the artists has depicted the events
of the hour III which The destiny Of the the Tree STATES
% North America was decided Tor centuries through
the boldness Of their courageous and prudent leader
The means Of continuing the war were almost cX-
lausted the army threatened III lew ndys 10 ais
solve >eli the cause Of Tec ION for that continent
with stmah consequences for anc ent Europe,
would have been postponed, no one can tel no"
B long perhaps forever. Then the great mind OF
/ WASHINGTON conceived what the morally ccbdsvl,
reposng enemy. thought impO sible lie crossed the
I Delaware with his army IN the night amid masses
Of floating Ice, and, IN The twilight OF morning. as
sailed the inactive camp on the o,hcf SIDE n PIC
;uTe rcprOCucCs the moment when the great behers-
ahead OF the mass OF tAc army which had also Iust
embark ed and part of Whlch PASSING OIL from the
shore and part already struggling Win the dry-
ing icc-IS steering T. the opposite shore n a
small boat. surrounded by eleven heroic hg'
ureS officers farmers, soldiers, AMI ooatmen
The tai and majestic form of the man ia whose
hands a, hat hour lay the fate OF millions rises rom
the group. siaRClne slightly bent forward, with one
loot oH ire bottom of the DOat the O,ncr on the Tor
ward bench. HIS Md yet serious and c0minlnolnS
glance seems scCkngto pierre the mist o. ihc ffhcI
shore ana discover the enemy, Whlle ihtuiauohs OF
the future grandeur of ms country rise upon ms
mind. Nothing Of youthful rashness appear, n me
expression OF tins figure but the th0ughtiu arst mas
depicted The heart FOR any fate OF the General ana
Statesman IN uorie. vigorous and faithful traits
AID what an impulse moves through tie group OF IN,
companions Their thought Is, Forward. in'inci-
bis forward. FOR our country Ims is espresso III
Their whole bearing. In every movement 40 tLe ~ IS
and features Of all. Under the influence Of tals
thought they command The raging elements, - ihdt
the masses OF ICE seem 90 disSOt before me " ana
energy of these men.
CorRr or CoMNoN PlEAs-ln Cham
bers.-Bcfore Judge Day.-Ha5eas Corgns A
wit was sued out on the petit on oi William
Rising directed TO Dr. Nehemiah Dodge, Broad
way. and Mrs.. Dodge, setting forth that Wm I.
Rising was married on or about the iWh OF Narch,
1913, 20 Mary Dodge. daughter TO Dr. D.. that they
hau TWO children, VIM C., born IN Aug is4i. ana
Srsannah. born m 1871 that difficulty subsequently
occurred IN the family, mainly caused by relative
named, and ms SAID wife Mary took her childIen
and went 20 the house OF her father that SAID pc
u,.oner has been for several years book-AcepeG,
ard lOr TIE last two years. and az present, Door
keeper OF the Charleston Hotel. Al Charleston. : c.
at salary of 81 600 aNcdr besides ms board that he
Is free from debt, and i ANXIOUS 10 have me care
ard custody Of hl> SAID son, VIM. {. Rising Jr that
he has not seen either of ms children Tor Two wears
ne enoeNored about TWO years ago 10 Cfect re
concihotcn between himself and wife. bat Na> una
bic 20 90 so. and understood threat hal been mafe
against hlm BY the relative alluded To, Of personal
rha>ilse moIj, should ne meet with HIM. lie has
since also eNueaXOred, bat without elect. Oh sin
September beng compelled 20 resort, FOR hls uehi>,
20 ,oercive measures. he went 10 the house IN
Broadway. asked 10 see his children out was IN
.OTmtd they were with Mrs. D., their grandmother,
IN Newiowu. On the 9th the llahcaS Corpus was
ISSUED
Two returns were made 10 the writ, setting iortl
that neither Dr. nor Mrs. ID. had the child IN pos
session OF restraint. &c. Il was objected that the
return was not sufficiently explicit according 20 the
statute and the Court decided that the returns
must be amended, as 20 conform with the Ian
cuage q the statute, and If the party hal hal Gus
Tod, of the child Immediately pror TO or subsequent
10 the wTlt. they must state to whom Il Was trans
'0IreO, and by what authority. &c. TINS Vas done
and the return stated that the child VAS delivered TO
rs mother, by her request, the On of Sept. and
believes to be IN NeN-London, Ct, but has no posi-
i've knowl edco 10 that effect.
The petitioner then moved for Al attachment for
trus ,iring Tho chI1 after notice OF liaOeas or
nuS. The Court decided that ~ the transfer, or
cCrCeaiment knowingly, OF a person. after notice
that Habtas Corpus VIII be served, or Il has been
served i liable 10 punishment uncer the statute Tor
ms, ImcanoT. here ~ ohenSe O. the An1 has been
committed /. must be pun she'd IN that way and not
6N attachment. The law >.ys attachment can Only
issue where II = IN par,yS power 10 DO something