New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

Inc resolutions which were discussed BIZ the
Young Mems Wing General COMMITTEES on Tuesday
evening, will be found in onr advertising columns
An agreeable incident varied the pro-
ceedipss OF Lebanon Encampmen. No. IL, l. O. OF.
u then session last night. After the usual ban
ness, Stephen Clark p. C. p, on behalf Of the mem
oen, presented beautiful gold watch with appro.
pria'e inscriptions to Royal c. Milard, P. C. p,
one Oh the most popular and efficient members of the
Oroer. This is worthy token Of Mr.. MS long and
1ahui services in the cause Of Odd Fellowship, and
IN other societies OF kindred aims.
st. Matthew's Church, Jersey City,
which has been closod for several months for the
purpose OF being enlarged, will be reopened this
morning, when Bishop Doane is expected to preach,
ana mold confirmation in the same church In the
evening" The alterations consist principally Of the
addition of trsnsepts and chancel, and the church
will now accommodate about double its former ca
pacity.
We learn that Mr.. McCarty, well
known as the keeper of the Elysian Fields House,
at Hoboken was accidentally shot by his own act
yesterday. 1t seems that he going ont shooting,
and had taken down his gun for tina. person, when
it was by some means discharged, the ball or sho.
bNs-Ne sNicucn VI nc Al Ills hSais, "SIaNcu Mh ~
badly that he cied almos, instantly.
The Alleghanians had an immense
house last night as we were sure would be the case,
and everybody seemed to be delighted with their
R H ldhsGf biz ' Concerts here, and will
carry with them to the gold region the parting re-
grets and good wishes OF all lovers of homeor cd and
homefelt song.
"A Temperance meeting was held at
South Bergen near the Plank Road on the lss to re-
mons,rate against the sale of liquor in that vicinity
w. Wood presided, and J. p Jones Secretary, and
a Committee appointed to present the remon-
STRANGE to the Courts
We notice among the entertainments
offered to the public this evening, Magical and Phi
losophic Illusions and feats of Necromancy at Me-
tropolitan Hall, by the Hungarian Wizard l.. Kor-
mepdi who is said to be second to no Professor OF
Magic in the world.
"A new petitioR fer Railroad along
the Secondav was sent to the Assistants last night
1t is signedby Warren Chapman, Samuel Ossood and
others
The Jury have awarded n. p. Willis
$2,50O, for damages sustained by him from the as
sault upon his person by Edwin Forrest.
Fellows Minstrels have closed their
Concerts for the present. and will make tour West
and South.
The Maine Liquor Law occupied the
attention of the Industrial Congress a! its last 3sIh)
Session No conclusion was arrived at.
The following named persons were
Yesterday sworn in as Grand Jurors for the present
Term of the Court OF Sessions viz Alex. NJ Alling,
Foreman, Ebenezer c. Cook, Geo. G. Taylor, John
|. Fisher, Danl. B. Tucker Matthew d. Greene,
Peleiish White, Edwd p. Heyer, Jas. N. Wood,
Chandler L Insersoll John d. WEIGH, Chas. Lyons,
Chas g. Matthews, Vim. Moore, Edwd. Sherlock,
Richd. A. Reading, Jonn P. Ware, Saml II. ST. John
and Chas. Wight. Albert DAVIS dhas Geo ADJ
son. was called 10 the bar to answer an indictmon.
charging him with bisamy, in having on the 25Ih OF
Dec last married Margaret Curry, having wife
then living, and from whom he had not been divorced
The evidence of his guilt was conclusive, and ne
was convicted and remanded for sentence. THIS Is
the second time this individual has De IN on trial lot
similar offense. Francis Freshman, Indicted
for assault aud battery with intent to kiii pleaded
guilty to assault and battery only which plea was
accepted by the Court Sentence deferred
James Miller and John Boyce ala,
Thompson, two suspicious characters, were yes,er
day arrested by officers Keete and Bowyer OF th'
Chief office suspicion of having stolen sitVe
lever watch with heavy gold chain attached, gol'
ring and breastpin which were found in thsir pos
session, and which they we're offering for sale II
broadway and William at. Miller is represented a
being an old convict. SDers are wanted for tni
property. which ia now at the Office OF tue Chef o
Police The watch has the name OF Tobias engraved
in il as the maker, and is numbered 57,l7f The &C
cused were locked mp for examination
Andrew WEIGH and Heary Wilson
were arrested yesterday by Capt. Hicks OF the Sew
en,esnih Ward, charged with the commission of q
burg afy short tine since on the premises OF PAillf
Hines No. l6 Fltthsl. Welch has been 10 custody
before on the same charge, bur managed to escape
from the Station House where he was Temporarily
confined by the assistance OF Odger. The accused
were take pefors Justice Moun.iort for exannston
The paddock confiong the iron bll
ACROSS the door OF the hat store No. 3H Broadway
was found TO be unfastened on TUESDAY night by
Officer KareDy, OF the Sixth Ward, who procured q
kew fitting the lock- and secured II. Ii Is only aDou
three weeks since that this store en.esei
glars ard robbed Of plush to the value OF $1,000
The exhibition of great carelessness is certainly
an encouragement to burglars.
Paul Sonno, colored, residing at No
! IL Thomas-st was yesterday arrested by Oficel
Kinner of the Third Ward, charged with being an
accompice OF Peter Churchill, now in custody, fol-
Tobolpe the store OF Messrs. j. l.. Gage & Co., No
| 1872 Broadway, on Tuesday morning. OF ABOUT 3 lOC
worth OF dry goods which were found In ChurchilPi
possession lie was committed 70 prison by Justice
Lothrop for tIlal'
About five o'clock Yesterday morning
an atempt as Z ade to enter the clothing store No
o6 BoweIy by some scsundrel, who succeeded In re-
moving one OF the shutters OF the front window, bJ
boring around tne fastening Win an anger ne was
however heightened away oy the approach OF Oincel
Cannon, o the With Ward, who failed in securing
him but took charge Of the premises until the arr
val Of the clerk.
"A colored man named John Brown
was Yesterday arrested by Officer Hamblin, Of the
| Third Ward, charged with being an acccmpllce
with John Srang in the recent burglary and roooInl
| ot the store Of n. Young, No. 81 West-st The &C
cu:ed are both In prison waiting an examination.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
bag containing 500 in silver coin, was stolen from
| the carriage OF Jamison & Co., stage propnesors
| while 1t was stancing IN Chathsm-sqcare. small
BOY is supposed TO De the thief.
THE dwelling of Frederick Pert, ID
! Thirty sixth St, between Eighth and Nnsh-avs.
was entered BY false keys on Tuesday afssrnoon
and robbed of $32 in silver coin aud clothing to the
value Of 500, with which the thief escaped.
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