New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

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Icy his bands During all thi, time not Policeusr
vas TO bs seen SO we for ing IL frutess o.
10 kns for en- NJ. r., we left the dog alone, Who sor
| ran up Mao,on and turned down 0iver-st have moi
beard shout him Kicking any more, but cerr.iiv the
Police have given him full liberty do 90. Where
were the Police Canyon give any Information F.
HUDsoN RIVER BAPTIsr AssocIA-
T1oS.-Thi. body convened First Baptist Church
corner Of FIFTH and sou'h Fifth sts, yesterday morn.
ing az 10 O'Clock Rev Mr. Taylor of Brooklyn, acted
a. temporary Moderator Rev l. Magooo Of New.
York preached the opening sermon Rev Edward
Lsibrop, OF New-Y0rk, elected Moderator: Raw
D. II Miller. OF YoDkers, Clerk; Rev J. EDDY of
NewYork, Assistant Clerk and Rev. j. SOUTH Sorth,
OF New-York, Treasurer The hours Of msesiDg during
TIL session were fixed at O'Clock A. NJ. 2lz O'CLOCK
and Ga o'clock P NJ Committee Overtures and
one On Len r. appointed The visiting breth zen
ssenf, not del, estes invited participate In
the proceedings Of the Association.
The afternoon was devoted chiefly 10 receiving let
tiers from the Churches which were of an encouraging
and highly sa'kf-ctory character.
Two new Churcbts--the Washipgton-av, OF Brook
yn. apd the Second Bspu-t Church, If Wlamsburgh-
| were admitted into the ASSOCIATE n In the evening
Rev. mr Cory, OF New fOrf, devertd discourse on
Ministerial Education" in which the necessity Of
hr rough theological and classical education was forci
bly, presented.
To day, several important discussions on Interesting
religious topics viii come before the Association
| TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Mr. Chas.
Sears, Of No. l57 Forsytbst, while walking on the
Ne~ Haven Railroad near Williams Bridge, sunday af
ternoon. was struck by the COW catcher of locono
tive. sbd thrown 10 the ground with such violence that
| he WA rendered inseDsbie and for time was sup
posed TO be Killed rumor 10 that effect has appeared
| In d os, OF the morning papers We are informed,
bosever that being brought to the hospital In this Cry
where proper medical ntion paid TO him. Mr..
Sears coon restored TO consciousres' and the
opinion Of the attending surgeon that no bones are
| broken Mr. Sears walked about the hospital grounds
yesterday morning, and thought himself well enough
] to return home.
| SERIOUS ACCIDENTs.-A German named
Jacob SuteD, on Monday afternoon, fell through the
hstcbwsy from the fourth story Of the store No. 26 Hes
tcrst, the ground floor and dangerously Injured
upon the back Of the head and elsewhere He
moved 10 The NJ Hospital
VIM Valance accidentally fell through the hstchway
from the second story Of the store No. 80 News. yes
terdny mag and taken 10 the New York Hospi
tai seriously injured
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-OnM Monday
evening, at o'clock man, named John Rhodes, living
ct No. "a Ewepst, drowned In Ne xton Creek
while bathing. DR.. Scbspp Coroner, held al inquest
upon bis remains. Verdict of the jury Accidentally
drowned"
FOUND DRowNED.-The body of an I'M
known man. about rs years Of yesterday found
ia the East River the foot Of Forty secondst The
body 10 state of nudity aud is supposed that the
decea,ed IVES German named Wn Waltz, who,
Thursday last after stripping his clothing Oft committed
suicide by jumping Into the river At the above named
The body of an unknown female yesterday
ming found Ia the dock at the foot of Twenty third
st., North River. The Coroner notified TO hold
inquett upon It,
DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-TwO
psmtd Henry Gleason and Eugene Mof.'t,
arrested at half past eleven O'Clock Monday nig't
hv Officers Leggeit and Kohlsr, of the Nineteenth
Ward, charged with having that hour assaulted Z
ward Vecbman, Of Forty eighth ct, PEAR Tbirdsvr
while IN the street and robbed bin OF Sl0 gold piece
u appears th.t Mr. Vechm4n two days since returned
from California. havns in his possession considerable
quantity of gold dust OF this fact the accused We
swsre aid they, supposing he carried about bis per-
sop way laid him he returning on the night
Of his arrival knocked him down be bin With stone
and rob led him His cries for assistance brought the
p'ce to the spot, and the two men were srres'ed.
Nv. OC. Smith who had observed The 30 men sppa
reLtly lying In wait for person made affidavit to
Il at effect beit Justice Stuart before whom the
cussd were taken. The magistrate committed them to
prison.
GRAND Frederick Chance
yesterday arrested by Capt Maynard. OF The Nine
teenth Ward Police charged with stealing sso In bank
bi Is the property of his employer, John Myers, milk
man, of Fortyfourbst, near Ninth sv. The property
WIS stolen frum the pocket Of tha complainant while he
riding with the accused 10 bis milk wagon and
suhsequ Dtly found 10 possession OF the accused
and identified by Mr. Myers. Justice Stuart committed
Chance to await further examination.
AN ESCAPED CoNvICT.-JOhn Adkins,
q
day caught board the brig Genote,, Capt mcIa.sh,
yng the foot OF Duane A. which he had entered for
the purpose Of stealing He sent back TO his old
quarters on the Island.
CIRcUIT CoURT-Before Judge Ed
wards.-Ahaon FAR AIT The y. Mail Steamship Co.
To recover for alleged breach OF agreemsn In
seerage passage for Chasres on the way to Csitor-
MIA, fur nshng bad provisons. the plaintiff being de-
piived Of his berth by water coming In &c but den'ed
ali esdy referred to- On behalf OF the Company II was
u. A. III Aaa.. al
upOn were put board and testimony produced with
view and that everything proper h-d been do0eby
the Company. Verdict for plaintiff, $50 which carries
cusis
James j. Ryon agt Oliuer Johnson.-Thls Is an old
case which has been lying along several years IL IL
sgsnst surety OF Patck Reynolds, Ia 1884, for lease
Of pren,ies No. IS Third sv, recover balance al
leg,d TO be due the years rent Mr. Reynolds is
now deceased In defense, it 10 coutendad that ma paid
the rent in bis lifetime, which was denied The de-
ferse was not ont Verdict for plaintiff, sl37 50
Moses Sonlaas ainst Wz H. Sly and Gas 4 ssanott -
Nj SOuza sold 10 Mr. Sly qusnty OF brady. 'm-s
tic SIM and other liquors. 10 the amount OF $751; en-
credit OF months The bill was NOT paid ana ths
present sut Is against Mr. Bennett Mr. not t1feud'
ine) IN the ground that be partner of Mr. sly,
witch was denied. Verdict for plaintiff with interest
s2l0.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before
Judge lpgrsham-Martin Shafer agt Gehard aud Jacob
Shssid- To recover damages for alleged assault and
bsittry-Smount laid At ~ 600 Plaintiff avers that ne
gn the pnnhc bOuse OF Gerrge Aapp In Thirty
81, la April last, defendants, without provOcztiIn
severely assaulted him. In defence. il sid that
psintr wss the aegressor which was denied. Verdict
for psiiH. SEQ
JOAN Hart sgt John Nc DOnoEgh To recover d4mt
ges laid TT S50O oeing In rel-uon a chtrte
mortgage, which pisutit had To pay fixtures ~
loon corner OF Capalst and Broad way basement and
expsnces sitendaLt thereon Mr.. Ii. .ys In December
1851 tr agreed purchase the saloon. fixtures and
stock. psio 1000 in cash, and gave bis note for $780,
previously making searches TO ascertain II there we're
any oIieaRe. OF membranes on the property nut
berg unable TO hod any except an eSecur IN tr 500
which p-id uii win pat ut the money painuh pail
d. hnosnt that the defendants Mr. 81 D said tlsre were
30 liens lncumhsuces the estSDlishment beyond
THE bile ~ suhst qu-nty appeared that mortgage ex
bted the fixtures given by Jesse C. Heath, CORNER
partner OF cefeDdsnt) 20 Geo W. and W. C. Dean, for
$3.50 which sinuf was comoelle 10 p-y 10 defense