New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-26
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Since the Grand Lodge L o. of O. F., for Southern
Rew-York, he'd under consideration the expe"sncy -
Asvlum for INDECENT members Of the Order Inc rssu"
Of ,h.,r aebers ions was an appeal 70 the various
oa.e. 40 A. 70 obtain an expression of sentiment from
the several Lodges upon the subject meeting OF dele
g.,.s from "A Lodges has accordingly been held, and
-. resp we are told highly favorable to the object in
x;ev The Asylum is not only for members OF the Or.
dor I'm, for their widows and children also. Further
action will be had on the subject early in Nay
The ASSAULT ON CORONER IvEs.-Cor-
orner Ives and Dr. Budd his assistant went before the
Grand Jury Saturday morning under the direction
of Mr. Blunt the District Attorney and made complaint
against the German grocer Henry Tichjean and bis
clerk Albert Borrank who made the violent assault on
them during the discharge of their official duty In pro-
ceeding to hold the inquest the boy Joseph White
The Grand Inquest have indicted the two parties for an
assault with an intent TO kill
PROGRESS OF THE CITY.-President
Kings lecture before the Mechanics Society," (Which We
published about the first of February in The Trbune)
has been issued In handsome pamphlet by D. Appleton
Co. Since its delivery DR.. King hes revised and en-
arged the lecture which presents notices OF nearly
every important which has occurred in this City
for the last fifty years. and contains much matter of in
terest and value to interested in the history and
prosperity of the metropolis.
II We learn that Prof. Maillefert is in
fair way of speedy recovery from from the late terri
bic accident at Hell Gate He is most grateful for tho
preservation of his le and attributes soley to the Life
| boat-the wooden boat In company being blown to
atoms and the Leboat receiving the full force OF the
shock and yet resisting sufficiently to save the lives OF
| those ON board
IL Prof. Whitney gives his last lecture
and oraorcal exhibition this evening, at Metropolitan
Hail. Among the speakers to be represented, are shie
in his attack on Lyndhurs and Rev. Baptist W. Noes
searching appeal to the Conscience A full house will
be matter of course unless the weather should prove
| bad
PoRrRAIr or KossUTH.-A steel en-
craving of Kossuth has been issued by j. s. Taylor
giving full length representation of the great Magyar
in the costume of his country. Opinions may differ
about the correctness of the likeness but all will admit
| that 1t Is attractive portrait
~ The Peoples Washing and Bathing
Association announce that their house in Mottst
near Grand, will be opened to-day, and remain open
during the week, by wayof trial Of its machinery and
conveniences.
EWe call attention to the sale of build
ing lots on the upper part Of this Island which adver
tised by A. Bleeckes to take place at the Exchange
tomorrow.
~ In the Court of Sessions, on Sa-
turday, Mr. Hall, Assistant District Attorney, passed
brief eulogy upon Hon John Sergeant and EIGovern
OH Young, both of whom were members OF the legal
profession.
r. Frederick West, for several years
ected edoriay and otherwise with Sunday papers
Of this City, died Saturday after short illness
TThe funeral of Ex- Gov. Young takes
place to day. st4P NJ at his late residence, Sc Twenty
pinth-st
Eg The Committee with the duplicate
copy of the Clay Medal arrived in Washington Fri
day evening.
| EF Two Professors in the Free Acad-
emy Mcssrs PRONG and Franklin have resigned their
| places
" David L. Dodge, an old and highly
respected citizen, died on Friday.
A SAILOR MURDERED.@Saml.H askins,
sailor on board the English brig Mary lying in the
dock foot of Washington Market died at o'clock on
Saturday morning from injuries received in the lower
part ofhe abdomen the left eide by akne in the hands
of Richard Hayes also hand on the same vessel ap
pears that on Friday afternoon thetwo friendly
lark or scue in the forecase of the brig which at that
time lay some distance out the stream Hayes as is
alleged without cause drew his knife from the sheath
but was requested by the deceased resheath again
which he refused to do Haskns then, to himself
from violence, made an attempt TO take the knife from
| HAYES but without effect The latter thenbecame more
enraged and made desperate rush at his adversary,
whom he stabbed as above described As the brig
into her dock Friday morning Hayes who previously
had chance to escape, was arrested by Officer keeie
one of Chief Natsell special aids who had been notified
! in advance OF the vessels arrival During the day,
Coroner Ives he inquest the body, when the fol-
| lowing evidence was taken:
am sailor ON board the English brs Mary Halifax she
arrived NewYork Thursday morning; lay in the
samuel Ho-kn. the deceased and the Richard
Hayes kyaykng in the tOrecaste on Thursday the sd
inst between IL aud O'Clock, with knives; Hayes had
sheath knife and Hoskins jack knife the sheath knife
about Eve inches in length Hosks said Ave had better
put these knives down. there will be mischief done
Hoskns put his knife away the prisoner said 81 viii not
inv with the deceased with the knife and deceased tried to
keep him OFF Hokin said. q" am bound TO take the kni &c
from me !" Hokins then threw hun he prisoner down
the deceased then jumped up and struck the prisoner with
piece of rope; the rope about three inches in circuer
ence then the prisoner made pass the deceased with the
knife and STUCK HIM the bowels the deceased called out
~ am stabbed" aud jumped on deck nan al aud called
the they have 1.-THE prisoner and deceased been tn.
habit OF playing with their knives the prisoner had cut the
deceased finger before he told him he put away the
knife, and before the deceased struck hun with the ropc
they both anger when the wound inflicted the
prisoner seemed to be in earnest the time after prisoner
stabbed the deceased he laid the tuie chest and az
terward the prisoner told that he threw the knife
| board while they gone for a doctor.
Fafssk kelly, sworn--l sailor board the brig
Mary native OF Nova Scotia; the took
place between the deceased and the prisoner described by
the DAVIS
the deceased with rope about three inches circumr
there scarcey for the dec ased sfke