New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
b, gmmecahbowh-r Johnson

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c,urtry a the Wcst for The purpose Il ,sians ypn on
White Bo.heTS and q improve ourselves. thst VIC hv'
when We return 10 our native home ,tt5ace vac -
Of our irtc The whites are PRES ng ald upon Is anu
fear ths, shss ne dnyen IA from our naive an
other tr'ees have been We love our nae .tia; = ,s
LAID Of or fhrrs AMI her tt'hers aud our btaP,o'
and We shsll icsl griese'i to leave 4. u,,.,.
sud d beg II I'm g. LEI rCrsn Grdi,toe "a ou ~.
tive home a,s0 10 aSsstauoe ,r ogi trice We hNe
t,ep treated knds "a ooi Sarrsl an We Sne W.
ha~e 49, con-. on herc o. the Ways ii ChT iaiy.
SO that When hoGic VT NAV 'facA or o ''s
IRE srcech Of thus old warrior VAS delivered with
great tlocucnce and listened 20 with inica attention
oy all present Mi MorsuiS made oiic1 repay, IA
which he Sl!t that W were a al times happl ~ see
the ahorIc'nes ol the country. ana that VIC "e1e
exceedingly Interested IN fhCls history ah1 t!'e us
Tory OF Their country. That be was i'1 20 neM
Their disposition - learn the WAYS ~ the "huo',
srd hoped TIA. the, would receive al 'heN "i>Ies
Tor from their Great Father AZ abingdon ne hopeu
they would not only receive promises IRON Nleu
Gsest Fathers. but would Obtain something H''''
substantial 10 carry home 70 their tribes
After beng shown a. view OF The tnN rom we tcp
~ the lia.t Carriages were procured ana thet were
ccnyeNec ont Of town - far - The 'roton N SS
AquCduci. OR returning they VISITED me pgonss
places q interest through ,ut The CITY, anc a. 0cocs
IN Tie afternoon len for Washington
ARREST ron ALLEGED FRAuo Mr.. Robt.
+. CLARK. formerly Secretary Of the PhUnlx GAS
ias
Ger Green, OF The lower Police CouTt. on warrant
issued ~ Justice OSBORNE. wherein ne stands accused
Oh The AFFIDAVIT a. Olive llull, commission increment
OF No l45 Nailen-aue. nth obtaining from HIM, IN
December 1870. the SUM oi 500 % by false repre-
>ertaronS From the affidavit OF complainant
appears that Mr.. Clark called upon hlm on the lNh
! OF December. 1880. With check for the above
amount on the Atlantic Bank, which, rs a tsvor, he
recu, sted complainant 20 cash, alleging that the
Company haG funds IN the Bank o meet II, and that
he Was authorized to Craw On those funds. On these
! The cheek Gl>Nct. ana nn tne
| following DAY was presented at The Bank for pay
mcnt bat Gl>hOnored on the ground OF there
| being nOfund> belonging 70 he Company IN the Bank
| Mr. Clans requested hearing IN the matter which
was granted on saturday afternoon, when VII Oscar
: Field. bOok.kceper Oi Tie Atlantic Bank was
sworn. ard stated that, on the 18Th of December.
1890. the company IN question had funds IN the Bank
sufficient 10 cash The check ANA that had the cscck
been presented on that dan - would have been paid
The further hearug pa the matter was postponed.
SUPREME oURr.--NpccGf Ierm.-Bc-
iore judge g.-DeclsIons. Car0hve Jones
as>t K0iert g1pcS Action for divorce on the ground
Of lnftelity The defendant NEITHER answered ths
complaint ror appeared m the acticn-but on an eN-
animation before referee ae appeared a. witness
ard was sworn There was one other witness The
Count considers that without the testimony " the
defendant the charges IN the complain. lrc not Sd0-
stantiaicd-an1 GA the principle that husband ~
we cannot give testimony iot or against the o1het
hS testimony must be excluded, aud the compliant
for want oi proof, dismissed
John l. Drake and t'fs agst. J'SepA Drake ant
oth rs Motion for receiver denied
t0ieb T. LHcsiey agst Pbiip G.. Ahay and Nehe
m.qb osborn Defendant notion denied, aud stay ii
proceedings vacated
o. The original sut granted, and on the cross suu
denied
~ the matter OF cr,spi.ae CIu1i.sf.. &c.rhe mo
ton on the Part Of new Commas toners 10 go over
tie whole work should they I'll. and make new
report. was argued MIR. Davies GA behalf Of the
corporation opposed ,eSsrS Mott, Cowirey, and
Others, also appeared N the case. Decision re-
served.
Arrest OF 4 DISHONEST SgRvANr.-A
few days since Officer VIM. IL. stephens. Of III. Low
or Police Court. engaged servant for his family,
named Bridget Curry, whom he found at an lntelli
gence Office She was semitic his house the morn
lrg and I'M The afternoon OF the same day decarnpfd
taking with her sl2 IN gold CON. and some articles
OF clothing valued at SOS. The officer after patient
search. found her. late IA the evening Of sunday alta
house IN Avenue ID. near Ninth 81 where he arrested
her She was imprisoned by Justice Osborne for
tnh.
SUICIDE or SAILOR. inquest was
on sunday held At the Sailors Home IN Cherry-st
upon the body of seaman named John spencer, n
native OF England, IS YEAR OF age whose death was
caused by straueuiation Between iOur ana i've
O'Clock on Sunday morning tho deceased was found
/ suspended by the neck and dead AZ IRE sailors
! Home lie had hung himself 10 the iron railing at
tached to the back piazza IN thii building probably
while IN diseased state Of mind caused by the In
temperate use Of liquor. Verdict accordingly
ATTEMPT TO SHOOT A POLICc OFFIcCR.-
| \ man named Arthur Mcdonald, While mu'h lntox-
lcaed and very disoiderly, IN Anthony It. on FRIDAY
night was requested by officer Ghsqne, ol the fiith
Ward. to dosist from max ing noise and return ."
his home, when he drew revolver ana was dpvll
10 discharge It at the officer but prevented, and
lodged IN the Station house I'm the morning ne was
taken before Justice Osborn and IN detaut ot 81"
bad was committed TO prison.
SUDDEN DEATu.-Wm Law, residing at
No 2li Tcnthst. at O'Clock on Sunday morning,
fell dead IN his stable while IN The act of cdrrying
hs horse. The deceased was % years OF age, and
died from disease OF the heart. An inquest was held
by The Coroner and verdict 10 that effect was rem
deTed BY tho Jury.
DANGEROUS AssAULr.-i mulatto, nared
Alex. Andrews. having but one arm, was on Sunday
crested by officer Blake of the sixth Ward at tho
1--WE Points charged with assault with intent 20 Kill
WIN P0meroy, also colorcd. POmeroy received
severe cash acros. his face The accused was com
ml,led To prison 10 answer the charge
DEATH CAUSED BY THE RUPIuRE Of A
BLOOD VEssLL.--The Coroner sunday held an in
Guest ~ he Fourth Ward Polce-siation upon the
body OF Edward DAVIS. aged ~ years, whose death
was caused by the rupture OF blood vessel while IN
he liquor store Of "A named Dunl, at No. iN
Eooseyeli-st Verdict accordingly.