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

,..,v,o. drawn by pair Of large scotch Terners'
"a oc,,r;ed by full grown Draw lad from the iahd
"1c~tcs The dogs are narnessed and yoked some.
80 NE oxen and tro along as unconcernediy as
49, xere in a perfect solitude. The team Is one Oh
80 ,emsYkable turn-outs Of the day
p,rcres.-The Annual Commencement
4 Rulsers College will take place In Ne"-bruhs-
- IN "wednesday next. On Monday at ii O'Clock
IN. President will deliver the Baccaiaureate ADDRESS
-" -. College Chapel. On Tuesday at ~ O'Clock,
xy,s, Ru:hcrforc Esq. Of Jersey City, Will address
w. ,,,,mn, In the College Chapel Ala o'clock PM.
,se Grafton before the Literary societies VIII De
1,,,o,ed bv George wm Brown, Esq. of Baltimore,
!, The First Reformed Dutch Church. In the eve
-. ,he iunior exhibition Will take place. Excur-
CON tickets i. is announced, will be issued for those
fishing to attend the Commencement, at the follow
IN, rates 10 wBrnswick and return. From
Newyork IS cents from Newark 50 cents and
rom Ei:zabeihtown and Railway 30 cents; COM
neucing With the 81 p NJ line of Monday 2lst' with
the privilege .of all the lines except those oil 'he
PM for Philadelphia and ending with the u A. NJ
rain OF the oath.
EXCURSION. grand Excursion tram
over the Erie Road 10 start at O'CLOCK 'iis morn
ing
S.v.e, ASSAULT AND STABBlNG. "A man
named Owen OConnor residing on the corner oil
Avenue G. and Eighteenth-st., while IN the grocery
store OF friend, corner OF Twelith-st and Avenue
b, last night was violently assaulted by gang oil
rufBans who entered the store and commenced a
quarrel After knocking him down they dragged
him into the street and stabbed him in several places
.Infcting severe and perhaps dangerous wounds
The injured man, who was left for dead by the rui-
fans, returned 10 consciousness and was conveyed
TO the City Hospital by his friends where he now
lies In precarious condition. The perpetrators of
the violence made their escape and have not yet
been arrested.
RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-The engine of the
:oclock train from this City for Newark yesterday
afternoon, struck and killed COW, near the Passalc
Railroad bulge. No other damage was done.
Coon NORTON. Camden and Amboy
Railroad company it is said pay very commendable
attention TO the comfort Of travellers their road
At point midway between the ends and SIDES OF the
cars pedestal is firmly fixed, on which is fastened
a keg holding from 10 10 10 gallons well filled with
icc-wate,.
TEMPERANCE HALL--The foundation
walls Of the Temperance Hall at Jersey City, are
nearly up. The building will be completed by the
first OF November II will cost in the nelghborhood
OF 10000 The association are already certain of
receiving for the rent OF the upper rooms about three
hundred dollars per annun; leaving the saloon for
part OF the time, and two stories below still TO rent
These will probably pay some four or five hundred
dollars more
STABBlNG CASE AT SEA-William Car
ter, sailor board the packet-ship Western World
yesterday dangerously stabbed on board the ship
while q, sea, by sailor on the same ship, who MS
took Carter for Chas Foety, also sailor with whom
he had previously had some difficulty, and at that
time assaulted The weapon used was large dirk
knife which penetrated the breast and abdomen, in
dieting injuries which possibly may terminate IN
death After this occurrence Capt. Moses returned
10 the City with the injured man, whom he conveyed
TO the City Hospital, and procured assistance to ar
rest the perperaor OF the deed and also others who
exhibited mutinous disposition.