New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

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A. Mash. DareD-W. r. Smith Horwslt-Morns Hi.
NewCsnsan-L. D. Nickerson Poundridre-J A. Sillecs.
Long bland Dt.'yie-s LsndOn Preddins elder. Brook
Washington-st.-J. Ksnnsdy Centenary Charch-Gsor..
Brown. Psei6c-st-Ts be snpped. Hieksst-G. s. Gil
Geld. sannerisld NJ: Z ChsPsi-c L Flse6sr. Dean
Ss--N White Brooklyn Home A,sson-J NJ pesss, R
Mision-H. B. Lstbem. Eighteenths O. Mission. Taylor.
Grayssend and New-Oneeht-B BEDFORD failands-r.
a BWeh. Flat0.sh-To Be supplied Wilam'bersh;
Green Point Mission-y. Field South FifthNB Creigh.
GrsDdst--J. Crawford. Bashwiek and WILLIAMSBURG
w Mex. Bangs Flushins-I. Abbot J. J. Bell Sap.
North Hampstead H. Hatfield oos % Be .qPosd. Haa
TOWN. Gotbsrd Port Ieherson-T To be supplied Mid
die Island Misron-To be supplied Riverhead AID Jane
Greenport-W. Wake. Orient--J. W. Lsase Sag Hlr.
bor-J Edmonds. Ammga-sett MissiJn-S J0nnson-
Good GrouhSJ. r Clover. WestSs%ptsn .ad Horchs.-
Stsddsd. Pstehogue-y d. Benton. Huntington South
p. w Sizer. Farnlngjas-R r. Reynolds Hampstead
-E.E. Grswod, J. j. Matthias; supphsd RockaEay-
J. w =. Wood Jamaca-J. II. Frost. Union-Pace Mis-
Nenr-HaSen Bistriet-w. a. Norris. PreddiDg Elder.
kew-Hsven: First Church.. s: Mitchell A s Hill, Sap.
J. O. Smith Fair Hsven-G G Cres6ey., Hsmt:n aad
MifOrd1G A. Hubble. stratfOTd7J. shaw. Nehole;
Westport Mision~s w King Na1gstuc. Davenport.
one % be Supplied Ridgeasid-R d LOOMS. Danbury-
w. c. Hoyt. Bethel and Long RIDGE. Bartlett Read
Gore. Newtown and East Vlllsge-W. II Bags Pleas.
snt Vallejo be supplied Birninghsm-T. n Osb'rns
G. T. Mallory. Middlebury Naug.uck, Bethany and raes
Ridse-W Gay. Wsteroury-N Need Merden[F Got
Lawrence Msdison-G. stilinan. Chaton-H Camp.
Westbrook-R Cadiing Es.excS w smith saybIoSo r.,
Ds1oD Nas North a.oa aHd
w. Brewer Durhan-G. ): Hare. 49, 49, 49,
Hartford DshIet.J. b. Str.ttnn Presiding Elder. Mid
j - supplied.
ford First ChqIeh1D Curry n HUI sTp Hartford Sec;
Poquopock--H N. Weed. Bloomfed-S. II. Smith. Sine
saD-W. Silyerhon West Hartford-One to be sup
piled, West sghield-w H Hin East GanBy-P w
land-G. Hubbell. Wssh gon Hill and North Canton To
be 'upoied. ColebrOOk River-L n. Weed. Hitchcock
Pleasant Valley and New Hartford MisSion-D Miller
winstesd--G ". woodruff. GOshsn-C. R, Adams Litch.
Warren and Bantom FsIls-To be supplied. WOcotVille-
To be supplied. Plymouth and Waterown-J Peg T.
Pulling GsyloTd's Bridge-A. McAIllster Braokfeld-
r d. Kirby. BristoI-S; RusbmOre Burlington j sand
fo,d Farmington-C. Barnard. New Bntain-B Pills
bury. Wethersfed-To be supplied. West Rocky Hill
L. Carpenter. Berlin-To be supplied J. w. Horne, Pres
oiIhe Mooroyia Academy Liberia
KossUTH's ADDREss-A WORD TO THE
FmENDs-To the Editors Of the ~ y Tribune: Gen
uemen-Ihere lie one ca.s OF our fellow-cuzens whom
ark leave 10 remind, through your columns OF the
address 10 be given by KOssuth on Monday evening.
We allude to the Society of Friends. Ther scruPu'
lousness excludes them from many public entertain
nis that congratulate them on this opportunity
Of the time gratifying natural propensity, and
enjoying intellectual pleasure of the highest ord IT.
cODsecrated too by the purpose 10 which its results are
70 be devoted Yours, &c, 5.
LADIES' Mass MEETING.-The ladies of
the Seventh Ward had large and highly respe stable
gathering at the Big Tent last evening. The meet
ing opened by an original ode written for
sion, and sung by Mr. Harrgan, much to the delight OF
all present Mr.. Van Wagner then addressed the meet
ing in highly interesting explaining che object
and special benefits of this organic atom. This occasion
the most encouraging of the Such array
presented and the zeal manifest in every heart
must have inspired ali present win new efforts and
high purposes. At the close Of the meeting large mum
beers signed the pledge and also the Alliance and the
audience lett amid the greatest enthusiasm.
FIRE About Ell sht o'clock last evening,
fire broke 10 the old frame building in the rear of
No 203 BOwery, occupied in the lower ptrt by John
Jackson printing Office and the upper part by Peter
Kroner CabiDetmaker. The building being old aud
very combustible, was soon destroyed despite the cx
ertioDs Of the iremen. Mr. Jacksons loss Ia about
$1,000; insurance Mr.. Krom RE loss is unknown;
he 10 Incurred for $500 IN the Stuyvesant Insurance
Company Captain Bradford Of the Tenth Ward Police,
with section OF men, present also forceof police
from the Seventeenth and Thirteenth Wards.
Coup DE SoLEIL.-Joseph McGee, re-
Gently arrived emigsnt Frustrated by stroke of
the Thursday afternoon, while in Twentethst,
near Eighth-sv. He removed 10 the New York
Hospital where he ed about O'Clock the
ming The Coroner notified 10 hold an Inquest upon
the body.
German girl about l3 years of age living at No. IN
Willet ST. was sun struck In GOverneursip on Tdurs
day afternoon. She was taken to the Seventh Ward
Station House, where she soon after recovered
SUPPOSED SUICIDE BY DROWNING
policeman Of the Nineteenth Ward yesterday morn
Ing found full suit of clothes lying the North Riv
err t letters
found In the pockets they supposed have belonged
to a German named VIM HAITI, who In of the letters
stated his intention 10 drown himself II is supposed
that poverty led him to destroy himself The body was
not recovered.
SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Mr. Edward Green,
dealer In lumber, seriously Injured on Thursday
night In consequence OF having driven his horse and
into sewer at the corner of Eighith-av. aud
Forty sxh, which had been carelessly efI open and
without light to show where 1t The horse
also injured and the wagon and harness broken.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-The COro.
per yesterday held inquest al the Eighteenth Ward
Police Station upon the body Of jeremiah Doyle, ana
drowned Thursday evening while bathing at the foot
Of Thirty third St, r. verdict Of accidental drown
III was rendered By the Jury.
MURDERoUs AssAULT.-A fellow,
named Patri6k HuestiS on Thursday night alighted at
the Fulton Ferry from Of the stsges and soon be-
very abusive He threatened 70 stab several per-
sons who about the ferry, and upon being remon
suated with by sir. Richsd MARITIME, he drew kuiie
and plunged IL into his side iniicting wound which
will probably prove fatal The Second Ward Police
at the place and secured tue fellow who
yesterday taken before Justice Bogsrt and committed
The T1mbs The wounded was removed 10 the
New. York Hospital Hues;s is said 70 have conducted
himself in very violent while IN the stage
Several persons who had witnessed the unprovoksi
.au upon Nr. MARITIME appeared al the Court yesterday
and testified.
STEALING A HORSE AND Cara man
named Farrell MeGovern yesterday brought By
Officer Mitchell Of the Fourth Ward, before Justice
Bogar cha Tged with stealing horse and cart together
with IS bank bill, which had been gvea MIN o. Mr.
Francis Deal 70 procure load OF saUd with aud which