New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30

After the appointments Of Committees &c, invita-
tons were read from Ds. Cheeseman, Mott and ste-
vens inviting the members to entertainments at their
respective houses (Drs Mott at Bloomingdale and STE
yeps NJ Astofis also from the President OF the Deaf
and Dumb institution Dr. Pee witt that institution
also the Aims House and the various charitable innu'
tions OF the City, all Of which were accepted Win tue
thsDks & the Society. -.
The Cb aiftee on business reported several s:ennnc
papers &c be read aud the order of reading, &c
The fI,t was very able and elaborate paper oy Dr.
Tuile on the value aud importance OF vital st4suc as
ected with Life Insurance, sanatory regulations
spuuies titles property &c &c. which was dlrecteo
TO be published in pamphlet form for general disuloq-
ton previous 10 the next meeting OF the Legislature IL
IL but an act of Justice 10 Dr. Tue 70 say that his essay
was one of the sbest papers on this subject we have
ever read, AID, If published Is calculated 10 90 nuch
good.
The second paper read by Prof Charles A, Lee was
Con Causes of the Circulation Of Fluids In Neseta6es
and Animals" This long and elaborat paper, CLOS
Ing with remarks Mrs. Wilards theory OF the
motive powers Of the circulato1 and was listened 70
with marked attention and referred 10 the Committee OF
Publication. The Society adjourned at Pm, 70 meet
al Al Pm.
reading of his paper Dr. J A Sgett read very inter
esting paper on Bnghts Disease Of the Kidneys with
reports Of several treated In the Newlork dos
VitaL Prot. Clark followed by few remarks on the
nature Of the disease and short recess was taken for
the members 10 exercise microscopic illustrations OF
DIR Swetts paper soma very large microscopes Of Prof
Clark being employ ed for that purpose Two of these
instruments, II stated were made 10 Brooklyn, and
were pronounced supeh r 10 any Of foreign make
Dr. Cash of Orange County then offered resolution,
which be supported by interesting remarks, on
the duties othe members Of the State Medical ciey
20 devise tectusl means TO enhghten the pubic
with regard 10 the evils the dangers and enOrmies OF
quackeTy including Homeopathy, Tndeoparhy, desmer-
Ism &c & The resolution was deoatrd by the mover,
Drs Goodrich, Snow, Lee Rockwell, Spencer, Gilman
and the President and was hnnay lad on the table I'LL
d. tcr dIacrra
The frst pager announced for this morning, NJ A.
NJ is one by Dr. Thomas Spencer, Of Syracuse, on
"Ihe Atomic Theory Of Veget Animal Heat and LIE,
which il IL believed will excite cOnsderab discussion
The well known ability of Prof Spencer leads US TO ex
pect an interesting essay Various other papers are 10
be read and subjects Of 'cientifc interest discussed
which will occupy probably the remainder oil the week
FRE.-At an early hour Tuesday morn
inc fire broke out 10 the stable of Thomas Miller, In
3JthsIeet near lOth-agenue. |, eXtinguisncd by
a policeman of the XXth Ward, before much damage
doLe 10 the premises The fire was doubtless the
work Of an incendiary
The LATE GOVERNMENT FRAUD CASE.
The examination Of the accused In the case which was
10 have been commenced yesterday afternoon was
again deferred 10 accommodate counsel. Mr.. Edward
+. Nexson admitted 10 hail by the U. 5. Comms.
sioner in the sum of 5000. An arrest was made on
Monday afternoon at Newark, n J., Dr. James Elliot Of
that City taken into custody charged with selling
Commissioner Tuthh of that place and held 10 bail 10
the sum of $1,000 The police are sfer other parties
alledged TO have been concerned In similar frauds.
AccIDENTs.-Mr Shepherdon, residing
at No Isl Churchst was accidentally run over yester
day morning by car, No 800, and had tue bones Of
arm and foot badly fractured. She was removed to her
place Of residence.
Patrick McQuade, dirt carman, while intoxicated
yesterday morning, fell off his while in Chambers
st and one wheel passing his body he was badly
injured. The cart loaded with sand at the time
He was taken to the New-York Hospital.
COUP DE SoLIEL.-A laborer named
James Simmons, while at work in spruce-st. Mon.
day afternoon, sun struck He was taken 10 the
flee of DR.. PARCELS In Chambers-st. when he was
freely bed and partially restored, after which he was
removed to bis residence, No. ~ Washlngton-st
SAVED FROM DROwNING.-Nr. Arthur
Goodspeed the ferry MISTER at Christopher street.
cueo small boy, five years of age, from the dock on
Monday afternoon. We learn this is the fourth person
he has saved from waery grave in as many years.
RUN AWAY ACCIDENT.-On Sunday af-
ternoon pair Of spirited horses a4ched to carriage
belonging TO Messrs Stone Il Bell Iws, of Fith.ay.
took fright while in that avenue, and away great
speed When 60th-st. they Oft bank and 10
seph BoustOD the driver, thrown from his seat aud
severely injured The carriage, which contained -four
persous, was fortunately not upset, aud injury
was sustained by either OF them. One of the horses
was badly hurt
BIGAMY AND INCEsT.-On Saturday
morning, at Albany, very respectable female from
! NewYork appeared before the Chief OF Police and
made statement OF which the following Is the sub
stance
About eleven years since she was married to Mr.. VII
liam Darling by whom she has child, interest
ing and intelligent boy. After having lived together
some time she asccrtaned that Darling was already
married. and by his fret wife had daughter, then be
tween and eight years Of age. After the know
edge Of this fact came 10 Mrs she abandoned by
him. and since then he has avoided her, aud entirely
failed to make provision for her support and nanten
ance
ago TO lady respectfully connected in this city, that
some time after the marriage she obtained bill of d.
vOrce from him, and has since married respectable
farmer In this vicinity The issue of the first marrag
| with Darling daughter-the one referred TO 5y
the complainant In this case-who has since resided
with her father.
When Darling left New-York, his daughter accom-.
panied him, and AZ II appears they TO this City,
where they have been living togcther-the father CO.
habiting with the daughter man and wife The com.
painant finally traced the parties this City and after
consultation with the Chief of Police awarrant was
issued by Squire Cse and placed In the hands of Police
Constable Geo, B. Johnson and Assistant Capt Potten.
burgh of the lid District
Accordingly on Saturday afternoon after reconnoi..
eIing the guilty parties were discovered aud after an
ATTEMPT on the part Of Darling TO escape they were
both arrested father aud daughter and locked up In
Jail They had been living together ia Cooniest and
the daughter is eHcieRte
The parties will be held until a requisiton Is received
from New-York where the prisoners VIII be sent for
trial Darling is about Al years OF age and his daughter
about T. His second wife, the complainant is a very
respectable woman and although deeply sensible ofthe
deprayy of her husband and the disgrace which ais
conduct has brought upon bis family is also sensible OF
the demands of the outraged laws and will appear
against him when the hour OF trial arrives.
CUARGF OF PASSING COUNTFRTFIT
MoNEY.-Micbael Gray, Of No. $40 Ninthst Mon.
day appeared before Justice Welsh and made acomplant
against Thomas Waters baker doing business No $50
Ninthst charging him With passing TO complainant
counterfeit g. bill the Farmers Bank OF Bridgeport
Conn and 50 bill on Clarks Banking Juse at Bur
hpgtoD, Iowa appears, from the affidavit OF Mr..
Gray that Wednesday last be went TO the store of
Waters and bought loaf OF bread for which he offered