New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

wi'sor. Etsr Tvphaees and Ii'ier. whiss; and Rap
pryes B,rrc7e ant Low D~ui,-rr,.-s
RrOkqT hsr-BrpFsw. Ford. Van vors. q ,,irer,
Beits ard ~ u, w igs and Wslhs Der,aer.,--7
II The Bnka~ r>en shost no, r"sio 'hrir seati the
Council uih stand. N thos" bsu's, =. f,ho -:
(Dp0sj'i0n Ilret0r-E sr'ne. H4-risnn Siso, Fd,s
Traphae.n Miller R~hsTfori. VsnSe b. ok Cnilv-rs
Brsurigsu. why's; AM RsPp'eyea, Barrow aud Low
De mocrst -l3.
!, NJ. be red tina the isyss IN tnis psrpr,d
affair are purely local BsuTe, Ia VII n an auiDr hy
70 ,he Railroad Ferry COMPANY 'nd 70 e'aaes nar'
fs,ed by the Broksw party ((nesnons reAve u GER
tain Wards are elso involved
TIE Boiler EXPLOsIoN.-V arl0us ex-
,,avs.n, ard ro,n6les. runnors in regard the
plosion Of the boiler Hope Mills. on FHdai last nave
been in circulation. Henry flanagan snn hsny NJ ~
liz gwOItb the two persons except thS iorem,h "'
Bush) severely injured, are recovering Ol5 u
them Is able 10 get in al out OF bed ne Hphltns
phyticisn has examined their eyes, and reports tna
neber of them will lose eye. Msssrs lsnNm inr'
pisb them with physicians nurses medicines, &c. Nc
Bush OF Willsmshurgh, the foreman, IL sewers SUI
erer II probable, 10 vever that be VIII survive ne
has painful heat In his chest The smputatOn OF ms
aIm which deemed necessary oy nu nher o' pay
sicisns deferred and instead an operation 81 re-
moving of the bones OF his arm, extending IRON
his elbow his hand has been performed. IL this Is
al the cutting that will be- reqnrec he will save nis
hare with the Of the thumb, tOreinger and large
finger The boiler which exploded 10 called loc9mo-
tive boiler; il had been used In the establishments ABOUT
dicted nor does IL seem probable that the proprtOrs
would have exposed themselves, their men, and their
business by using a condemned boiler. The hight 10
which the 500 pounds fragment vas thrown shows tuN
II was capable Of sustaining sn immense power before
Il exploded It's bursting is attributed 10 the FORM dpn
of gas and not to the letting Ia of quantity OF water
The fireman of the mill turned the cocks OF tue boiler
the instant previous the explosion; he Is not well
enough 10 t. what he did The boiler WAS probably
not of the safest kind for such uses ana the coecon
of the gas il that caused the explosion undoubtedly
resulted from natention. Is important To the public
however that the fault in h cssesUhether OF con-
strcton or mrnass ment-should be Known, RS the
SAFETY Of life and value OF property In the vicinity OF
boilers may be affected thereby.
SHOOTING yesterday morn
ing ~ o'clock shooting affair occurred at the lock-
smith establishment of NJ George Brittel, In Newark.
ay near Henderson st. His son, Geo brit,ell, nfed
tbr,e barrels of revolver at John Morristhe third
shot taking effect in his side The ball was extracted
The wound Is not considered 10 bs dangerous Mr.
Brtpl has had business dim 'ulty ~l'h this son,
whom he accuses of bad conduct toward him, ana ON
account of which he Intends 10 with certain property,
connected with his business, his stepson John Nor
rs 81 d his erand-so1 John Mitchell, born on wn"m ne
had reared and who were employed In me factory.
Arorv with his father and jealous OF Morris and Mit'
che IN the prisoner threatened the lives OF all OF them,
and had been srmed with stS-barreled revolver Tor
to or three DAYS previous 70 tina artsmpt gesterdA9.
Mr. Geo Whitlock rushed into the shop and knocked
the ui,tol out of HE hand He arrested by citizens
and taken before Ju,tice Chambers, who com nitted
him to Bergen Jail for trial this hursday) morning at
10 o'clock.
INsTALLATIoN.-Rev. Mr.. Hoover was
installed as PASTOR of the Sacred Presbyterian Church,
Barruw.sf last evening. The sermon was preached by
Rev DR. Purchard Several clergy OF the Third Pres
b,teTy New York, We're present and oihcl'ted