New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27


Apshoy.,. and it IL said no provocson was gwen %
Lvndv Marx Gibbons Of No. 60 Centre-st' was a''.
,u,htly stabbed at the same time. The weapo" -
vss dirk knife Of large dimensions heai"o"
Acclaimed NJ the stationhouse, where ne ma'c H'' ~
r.sr.,ee without arrest He viii undergo M
i,.,;c, this morning by Justice Osborne Lunu'
49,, homo IN n carriage after having hi'
1900 Nv q pbvsician. Gibbons went home WITHOUT
assistance.
TRIAL OF FIRE EsGISEs.-Se'eraioi INC hio
somnsnio, amused themselves Saturday In testing tne
mowers Of their apparatus 10 throw water over ,he
liberty pole opposite Reys Filth Ward Hotel In "es'
Broadway. Nos "a ard AZ were brought into opera.
ton in the morning. The two first are what are calea
piano engines second class large size the latter IL
what l. styled Carson engine. No broke some por.
fon Of its works after getting into operation and
the sport of its members wss therefore spoiled NO "a
worked elegantly; the from its pipe was thrown
over the top Of the pole and the stream maintained tnst
hight A. long as the engine was In operation NO -
also did remarkably well for engine OF Its SIZE ana
sapaciy II threw water up to the vane on the pole.
Engine Co. No. were also testing the capacity OF their
engine in throwing water up the steepe the North
Dutch Church, corner of Ann and William'sts. They
succeeded In throwing single stream Of water more
than half way up the steeple.
INTERESTING BAPTIsx.-Rev. DR.. Bowling,
hte ofthe Broadway Church, NewYork, but now OF
Philadelphia recently baptized, by immersion, in the
SAMSON e. Church. Miss Abby Judson the eldest daugh-
ter Of the late Rev Dr. Judson the distinguished mis-
sionary to Burulsh The interesting ceremony was wit
nessed by a audience, whose qualification was in
erea ed from the fact hs the young lady was attended
q the bspistery by the widow Of the missionary Mrs
Emily Judson better known the popular authoress
"Panny Forester"
SrRANGERs--At the Aston, Il. n. DckersOn,
Nj; Hon. d. X. Cartier, Ohio Hon. W. W. Snow, OF
scgo. Hon K. o. Potter, Ohio; c. s. barrow, Boston;
DR. o. p Howe, Philadelphia; Hon. J. l., schoolcraft,
Manuel Quintans, Lima T. c. Bailey, Boston, Hon.
w. Bingham, do; p Greedy, Jr, do; J. NJ w. VII
homs DO. J. J. HOLSTER, Buffalo; ID. s. Babcock. ship
6wordffh Hon. j. ID. Sanborn, San Francisco G: w.
Story Eoston Robert Reed San Francisco, and others
Al the METRoPoLrTAN Hon. Robert II. Morris New
York DR. Hammond U: s. Army: w. Gum, Spring
field; Gen. j. ". Peck, Vermont Hon w. L. HELEN
stein, Philadelphia VIM. Allen, Virginia. John Knapp,
st. Loui Il. Livermore, do VIM. Weigltman, do;
C.. W. Rickgson Pittsburgh; J. Chamberin, Louis
vile; Richard Cowan Pittsburgh; Stephen H. Delluc,
Syracuse j. C. Pendletop, Ohio F. Gibbons Philadsl-
pbia; George Lemon, Kentucky A. G. Adams Nash.
vn' VIM. Manifold, San Francisco; H. A. Willard,
Atthe InvINo, Rev. Dr. Creighton Brentwood; f. G.
Beekwitb u. 8. A.; Hon. Merritt Clark, Vermont Robt.
Howard. Y 8. A. Hon. G. Dean, Po'keepse Maj. G.
d. Lauman, Buffalo Major A. A. Scorer California
Cadet G. A. Gordon West Point; G. r. McGhue. Yale
College q. A. De Russey, u S.A.; NJ. II. Farrell San
Francisco; Louis Gavilan, Mexico; Pablo p Orteger,
do. Be mao Egnero, do G. II. Randall, U. g. A g.
Peri ms Ohio; II B Morse. San Francisco H. Cushing
Boston Col. r. +. Mansfield, u s. A. J. q. Clark,
Wal ngton, d. c.; Charles w. Jersey, New Orleans;
B. L. Casey u 3. A.; Col Abbott Cunnington, Concord,
n H. Hon A. Potter, Penn J. c. Pemberton u s. A.;
W. Bennett, st. Louis DIR. Harvey Gibson, Bedford;
Mr.. Hunt, U. g. N. and others.
F,RE.-About " o'clock Friday night, fire
occurred in third story back Of the dwelling house
No. 95 Washington 81. occupied by c. Certain The
1Ines were extngushed before much damage occurred
AccrDEYrs.-On Saturday morning Mrs
Monsr, re- idns in 25thst 2-av while riding with
her Lus and through the Bowey, thrown from the
vehicle the horse having taken fright and run and consd
erably ured One wheel of the wagon passed hor
body She conveyed to the Office of DR. Douglass in
ae taken to her residence. Mr. Moser escaped without
injury.
Saturday night while crossing Grands the
per Of Cinson.st and eighty injured He was taken
VIOLENT ASSAULT UPON ASAILOR-On Satur-
day mompg aged sailor attached to the u ship Mace
DOMAIN while passing through Cbshamst attacked by
knocked BIN down upon the sidewalk and about fol-
swns a the sn1 h when some citizens n5red The
struggle secured by Officer Hunt Of the Sixth Ward They
were taken to the Lower Poce Court and locked for
trial.
ScALDED TO DEATH.-An inquest was yester-
day held No az West Twenty upon the body
ola child Mr. Thomau Cary who died Saturday afer-
noon IN consequence OF being accidentally scaed few
days pseyious. Verdict accordingly.
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