New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

will see that shower of hyperbole is as good :.
leyeer as can be found. A man will often ~sek
and ENJOY a meritorious work, who would shrpk
from the most astounding genius Of the aee.v
These large drafts at sight always in danger ar
being protested. No one likes even 10 seem dune
Let ms hope, sir, that Mr. Bnckett's work Vii
win for him all that believe he asks right Ia
60 ON. am, Dear Sir, faithfully yours.
II. GREESoCGH, Sculptor.
GEoRe p. MORRIS, Esq.
PASTORAL CALL.-It is said that the
vesty of ST. AIMS Church, Harlem, have invited
the Rev. William Hammond, of Maryland, to BE-
come their rector, and that he has accepted tho
CALL He is expected to asstme the duties OF IN.
rectorship on the first Sunday in May.
ST. THoMAs's CHURcH.-In consequence
Of the continued indisposifion of the Right Rev De
Whi,ehouse he has resigned the temporary charge AZ
St Thomas parish. which he accepted by the particular
request of the vesy The resignation has been accsF
ed and vote OF sympathy and thanks presented % the
retiring pastor. The Rev. Dr. Neville the newly.
elected rector has positively accepted and will pro,s
bly, enter upon his duties about the first Of June next
The election for warens and yestrymen takes place on
Easter Tuesday
ALLEGED PERJURY CAsE.-An investi-
CATION relative to the charge of perjury which was pre-
Newark n j. against Hiram Hutchinson. President N
the Newark India Rubber Company, commenced
on Friday before Justice Lothrop. Mr. Halsteai IN
derwent a long examination, conducted by Edward
Sandtord Esq, counsel for defendant, but nothing ws
elected tending 10 conflict with the affidavit made Sy
Mr. Halstead The examination not conchsied
when the further consideration of the matter post
poned until to-day THIS complaint grew out Of cis.
cumstaaces relating 10 civil suit pcnding In re-
ation to the purchase and fitting for California q
the bark Griffin which vessel was subsequently sold It
San Francisco TO satisfy mortgage against her for
$1,000 held by VIM. Wright, ESQ, Of Newark N
SUrCIpE.-On Friday evening young
woman named Ann Peterson who lived at 2l6 ws,erss
committed suicide while in derangcd state of mind BY
taking two ounces of arsenic Soon after she ID admin
istered the poison to herself her friends discovered what
she had done and immediately conveyed her 10 the Y
Hospital where she placed under the care OF DR..
Van Dusen of that institution but bis services were Off
avail she died aiterward from the effects OF the
poison. What induced the commission OF the rash act
not ascertaned Coroner Ives will hold an inquest
on the body to-day.
NUISANCE ABATED.-On the urgent APP
plication of number of citizens large force Of Pc
lcemen was sent Saturday night (under direction
of W. Mackellar the Chiefs Assstant 10 break up A
Model Artist establishment in Broadway, at No 5S-
Three men and four arrested, and the men
were detained to answer charge OF misdcmeanor.
DEATH BY DRowNING.-The Coroner
yesterday held inquest at pier No n r., upon tho
body of an unknown man found in the water at thar
place. verdict of death by drowning was rendered
by the Jury. The deceased about five feet eight
inches in hight had black hair and dressed In cap
pants fancy vest, white flannel shirt and boots.
Run OvER.-On Saturday morning Hen :
~ Peters was knocked down in Chathamst by
nbus and before he could himself the wheels
of the vehicle passed his legs and caused
injury. He picked up insensble and conveyed 10
his house In Madison-st by some citizens