New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
AsMvAL OF THE Durcn Wan Fa,e.

| Heck on Saturday morning she was boarded By As
pilot boat Mary Taylor Owing 10 the dense fog thu ~
in, she was compelled to remain below. She can. q.
| 10 the City yesterday
Annexed Is list of her offcsn Captain, Chsyss..
Byl De vroe Commander, Da Cloux; Lieuieas>,
| Van Ommen, Jansen, YES, Damme, Pan, kleynsn,.
Captain Marines, Quares de Qaarles; Lisa,sna,
Marines, Roos; Physician, Van Wyck; SIS.
ssop Iucks; Purssr, Cosyn Lieutenant Prassian n
w. Rogsc Mdshipmen, Van Den, Boschs, Van An.
rem, Dinaux, Haersoten, Brsndsen, Tromp, Lsft,,
Cr.mer. Muller, Mass Gis,eranus De Kantsr Ryl D,
yroe Adj. Purssr, Van Is Clerks, Woson Sad Una
grove.
The P of o. arrived of Annapolis on Sunday the "a
ut and remained in that vicinity Nil the lth inst, VIZ
she lett Hampton Roads for Newfork. She was irrs,
Chssres San Juan dc Nicsrsgus, and Havana and N
now IN rsu,. home While the ship was as Ansp.l.
her commander, the Chevsler Byl De vroe. yi,i,.,
Wsshiu son city and waited the Presdena, to whom,
with several of his officers, he was introduced Nssl
officers express themselves very faysrsbly npres.s3
with the courteous reception given them by the Pns.
dent They also paid their respects 10 the Secresss
State. ssd to the Secretary Of the Navy They vsh>
the Capitol aud were introduced 10 a number q u.
members Of both Houses Taey also visited the No,
Yard From the authorities oil the State Of Narys,
they received the greatest attention and hospitality
The frisate rates sixty guns, and Is considered IA
fnes, vessel Of the Dutch navy. Those who visited -
at Annapolis speak of the polteness Of her officers "a,
admir- alton of the heathful and fine appearance u "
crew They equally pleased on beholding the e.
IRENE cleanliness and neatness of the ship, and ere,
thing on board Of her. Though last from Hawai-, j
place unsvorsble to the health OF the European, the,
Ia NOT a ain Ia Individual on the sick list.
The officers and crew OF this manof.war will be vi
received here by the Kuickerbocksrs The ST. Nichcs
Society havs made arrangements to give the officers
syledid dinner and the Board Of Aderm IN on FhA,
evening appointed a committee OF 1--WE to wal, upon he
commander and his officers, their arrival and exea
to them the inequalities Of the City.
CHARLOTTE CUsHNAN AND THE SrA6E
This talented woman, In many respects the bes ~
tress which this country has produced, appeared for he
last time before an American audience on SATURDAY |
night at the Broadway Theater. The play was "GT |
nsnasrins," Miss Cushman Meg Merrilies' ehs |
,eter In which she IL acknowledged to have equ
OF coarse. a densely crowded house was the coas
ousnce. After the drams Miss Cushm,n was ealsi
upon, came forward with Mr. Barry the stage manager
and made the following farewell speech:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: | will not indulge n lhs
cant of saying that this call unexpected, that
have come entirely unprspared for u Tae custom q
actors addressing audiences 10, | believe "more hon
ored in the breach than the Observance" In oden
times Ii was punished by orteits or fines may seen
and be antedluvan IN my taste but tor the sake OF al
conce rned could wish the old fashion restored Tor
myself have but little to say AMI 1t you ma not
al to tho purpose must beg you in your kindness sni
courtesy to think that its piery wefor woman, cp
cialy one unacc ustomed to public speaking" [Lss
ter and great applause On the sth OF April 1898 thee
.,.b roofau fls Qf Tho rarfa
my side, (Mr Bsrry) my first and last MANAGE
launched my tiny craft upon the sea OF public opna
In course of alternate storms and Gains which ha
known no retrogrsssion, but which has ever been
ward-your appreciation, moog the earliest breezs
that icd my ssils have met many land rats and
rats (pirBtes mean) cruisers under false colors meT
men and mermsds, rocks, shoals, and quicksanda n
had no compass but the examples Of those gone before
memo pilot save perseverance, but with hope at u,
PROV stesdias will at the helm, under the proteciN
papers Of an honest purpose have, after seventies
years voyage come sufe into the port of friends
with the cslors OF independence nailed TO the met
head Great applause My labor has been Garnet
incesssnt The world little knows the labor Of sueh
life, for none but an actor know actors toll
the public nave ever found generous master. w
lievs you will award me the credit OF having prO5ed
myself a faithful servant. Cheers For all those new
struggling as once struggled ak Of you the ssne
probation which checred and encouraged mo b the
tsnment Of that proud professional and social poua
which now enjoy. Allow me, then, to bid you a ~
spectful and thankful farewell
Mis- Cushman Is about to sail for England where az
will play short farewell engagement, and then lsar
the stage for ever.
The RECENT AFFRAY IN CENTER-sT.-
George 7. Murphy, the individual who. on suniJ
morning Of last week, wa stabbed in the neck byn
unknown man, while passing the porter house No q
Cenier.st, ct which ARRAY going on, yss'S
day growing more feeble at the Hospital, and prsbssJ
will rot recover
1t Is hoped that persons who are sharitably inchts
will visit his blind and widowed mother, at No. l3i NJ
berryst, aud render her the assistance she 80 msa
needs We are assured that la her native country vi
unfortunate woman surrounded with all the eOnI
forts that friends and wealth could afford, but msfotzI
has rendered herself and family destitute Her daugh
syoung woman Of respectable appearance, since hs
brothers illness has spent most Of her tune with hins
the Hospital when otherwise she would have conhs
uted to administer To the wants Of her blind and AZ
mother.
TIE LATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER Ns
SUICIDE II PsARL-sr-Mrs Charlotte Connery, who is
her throat cut on Tuesday last by John Doyle, who
terward attempted to kill himself died yesterday Dos
Ing ct IL o'clock at the New.York Hospital. The
cessed, up to an early hour yesterday morning q
peared to be slowly recovering, but at o'clock, AA
change for the worse took place, and death speed
followed. John Doyle, the assassin, is rapidly gera
better. The Coroner will hold an inquest upon -
body this morning
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-BeI
tween and 3ocock yesterday morning. Martin Honl
IN aged nan living at No. IS Goerck-st, a.temp'e
destroy himself by cutting bis throat with razor
succeeded in inhictng severe though not dangsrSl
wound. He was discovered immediately after the g
Fiction Of the injury and Dr.. Kimbash was calIsa >
who sewed up the wound Moray is said to besnS(
OF Incorporate habits, and Is supposed to have bee
suffering under the effects Of en- attack Of delhan 70
mems At the time OF making the rash attempt up0a
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