New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

vath. Alexander helemen and Joseph Nylrl, are
hereby nformei that our transportation 70 the Col
ony Of Ne~Buda, through the noble exertons OF
our 5ene;actor. the banker Corcoran. viii lmmedi-
aieiy take place and II they stili disposed 20 gO
there they are requested 10 come To New-YOrk as
speedily Is possible, where the other brothers await
them. As 90 not know II what place they are.
ard am thankfully convinced that every victim Of
iyrani i IN tn country under the benefcenf pro-
lection OF eacl nozzle American citizen. hereby
request al those who know lie four ab0ye-named
HunsaraDs 20 have the kindness 20 inform 'hem Of
this an ouncemPnt. JOSEPH BRICK,
Authorized Agent OF his iellOw-clflZeas
Ncrc- York, NePr Is. 1851
y. Bother papers are requested 70 copy
y. \. City INDUSTRIAL CONGREss.-A
regular session ofthls 0odywas held on Tuesday even
ING Among the communications received was The
Free-Sou Democratic Platform adopted al The
mass meeting Of Germans on the lin instant. we
gave synopsis of this platform in The Tribune Of
the 9Th Instant The communication ~ls READ and
referred 10 a special Committee. The Char ap-
pointed as SAID COmmliiee-MeSsrs. John \ smith
WIN. Rowe. and Dane. Willis. The Committee on
Park Meeting reported that they had notified II
dusiTa Associations 20 appoint committees 10 meet
with them 10 No l62 NaSSau-st.. on Wednesday
sept. l., to make The necessary arrangements Tor
the proposed meeting VIZ William Rowe. Dele
gate 70 the State Industrial Legisiaturel sad that
mat body had nominated @ state 1cAet-Sad ticket
70 Nt n liA OF fll'4tl OF
dldaies should answ er our queries iAvorably Mr.
Rowe also reported that each Association represent
Ell II the Industrial Legislature, had been assessed
fye dollars. resolution was offered BY John \
smith. that Ne cordially respond 70 The action OF The
state Industrial Leg stature IN regard 10 the e>tao-
l.hmeni Of a Mechanical and Agricultural College,
10 be Endorsed by the state for the purpose OF dt-
flSlhg more general, practical. and tAeoreu Al
knowledge of the mechanical and agricultural prOe>-
SONS among the working classes, which resolution
was referred 20 a committee, W NesSrs. John \
smith, Abraham Shoaut. aud William '. Naitoy.
On notion adjourned.
NIBLo The strangers to the City seem
20 take advantage Ofthe performances OF the RaveS
and ylSltthe Garden nightly. IN great crowds The AL
dlcnCe4s always select ana the performances Ol ex-
ceeni character The pantomlne o. RaOul seems
70 be an especial fayerte with the country visitors
- The body of a male infant, inclosed
III cigar box, was found At 6 o'clock Yesterday
morning by officer Conuor. Of the First Ward. on a
cart opposite house No 49, Cedar-st The Coroner
notified 70 hold an inquest.
SUPPOSED POISONING CASE - Thomas and
Sarah Higgins, servants IN the family o. M John
Beekman. residing in SNiy-thlrt-st.. near the East
River. were Yesterday arrested BY Capt. MAYNARD
and officer Drake OF the Nineteenth Ward Police.
onSuspIcOn of having administered poison 20 Bridget
T0len. q fellow servant with "a view o. taxing ler
life The poison was supposed to have been admin
stered IN a cup OF tea and tears beng enter.alnec
that death would enSue. coroner Geer was called
upon 10 take the deposition OF the sufferer Nnen
the following statement was made by her On W ed
nesday afternoon while taking tea she perceived a
peculiar taste to the liquid. but 10 suspicious were
excited IN her mind, and she drank about a cup ul
and the hall Of another, when size was taken very
lll and yOmited proiuSely. physician was called,
but ne did not succeed III detecting any poison Inc
circumstances which led to the suspicion that Hig
Gins and his wife had poisoned the teaare aStoilows
II seems that short time since me sister Oh me
nod aFrNgY
and Bridget took her place since leaving she stated
10 Bridget that she suspected higgins ana ms we
ofdlshOnesty THIS statement Bridget made to Others
IN the house. and on Its coming 10 the ears OF the
accused they became very angry and threatened,
before long, TO silence her inere seems To De
doubts as 10 whether the tea Was poisoned DuL the
parties were Yesterday taken before Justice LotnrOp
and held To bail IN the sum of $500 each 10 appear
and answer any indictment that may be found against
them by the Grand Jury. Their employer, MI
Beokman. became their surety Yesterday after
noon Bridget much better, and her recovery
Is anticipated
FATAL ACclDENr.-An inquest was yes
terday held at the City Hospital upon the body oil
George Fuller, native of tins City, 30 years OF age
who died on "Wednesday night IN consequence OF
INJURIES received by being accidentally run over by
ms ice wagon while IN oprlng-st. IL appears
that while the deceased driving through SPRING
st a coal cart, loaded, came IA collision with MS
wagon he was thrown upon the pavement, ana ms
own wagon passed over his abdomen, causing nJu-
res of SO serious a character that death ensued
shortly after ms admission 10 the Hospital |erdct
accordingly.
DROWNED IN THE SoUND.-E.dward Cur
lev. an Irish laborer was drowned IN New London
harbor on Sunday HIS body hoaied ashore wed
neSday afternoon.
RESISTING THE EXECUTION OF PROCESS.
Adam Houck and four others of the same name.
were yesterday arrested charged with resisting me
execution of acVh process ana also ior assuming
the officers with weapons OF dangerous character
They were taken before Justice TlmpSon, and gave
bail for then appearance.
Court or GENERAL SESSIONS Sept. ls.-Be-
fore Judge Beebe and Aid Franklin and Miet-The
CONT convened as usual hs morning, but cases being
reay for TRIAL the Petit Jury were dismissed Several re-
cosnuances forfeited and the Court adjourned Tor the
day
ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERs.-I men
named George Post and Francis Trumen were yes
terday arrested by officer barrow OF the seventh
Ward charged, the former with passing and the lat
ter with attempting TO pass, counterfeit money to
Henry Siricklann, grocer, residing In the Seventh
Ward The accused were held by Justice llmpsOn
Tor examination.
BURGLARY ASD GRAND LARCENY The
store OF Messrs : y. and C. Berrlan, No COL
Broadway. entered by false KEYS al an early
hour Yesterday morning and robbed OF pocket cutlery
valued al $50 and s., IN cash The burglars
escaped with their booty
MARINE COrRr-Before Judge Lynch jas
g,t,r act Samuel p SGu0Os. SherWaH Church. " fied-
e and another already referred TO- brought BY the
Surgeon of the passenge-sp Kalamazoo, asnt the Cap
tam III and ID mates and haad % board for assault and
batter sc in placing the Surgeon IRONS and his beng
kept 30 IN hs ate-room FOR several da gny oense
n alleged having been suggestion 70 the Captain tna
~, rasengers should not be Aept so long walking up ana
down without theT bFesAitsI 1t beng near y ciocA a.
voud niure their tealth-bu for defense Il vas sad the
Surgeon was melting the passengers AGAINST the captain
Se hui denied Judgment for qlantlf $500 and costs
Cron7n at S0vqge ana Church This was Al acton y
the careater Of the vessel against the Captain ana
mat tr alleged improper treatment Judgment Tor PLAIN
tlg, $50 -. 49,. - ,t ..., , . ,,.s.,
r against the Captain and mates and hand for ASA IT,
&c and judgment gwen for szOOI
L. :. MARsHALs OFFICE Charge ~
FaLs, Prefens,s-A lad named Henry kee"ItZ =" a. ar
rested hv DEPUTY Marshal De Angels, Oh warrant sued
mt bv the Colonel Commandant charging hln Under te
state law for pretenses With enl4stns IS bes u
,eays If age when he was not -, and OBTAINING ,1.l
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