New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
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FrMrs. G. BOstwick VIII .OOn re,arn TO bis CITY
and rive series of concerts She Is jus; fsshag toar
through the West and South.
srarvE OF De wrrr CLISTOs-The Board OF Assls'-
ant Aldermen last night gave permission to p W. I'd
monds Esq to place Mr. IT, X Brownies bronze staiae o.
De VIII CIIyToS in front of the City Hail. for few
days.
TIE woH1DsFln-LordE lphins;One, having accepted
the post of British Commissioner at the Words Far VII
be present with his family.
The King Of Holland vii send ship with great variety
Of goods.
Aarse assortment Of s;susry is the way numbering
about $50 pieces.
UsIox THEOLOGICAL SENISART-We learn that the Ell
fort which begun year age to raise $4,000 for the
purpose Of wing the Union theological Seminary in
this eity-the subscriptions to be binding when slooooo
was secured-has met with noble iberaty BY means Of
several very liberal subscriptions made within the past
week the sum Of 100000 has been secured.
DR FERRIs-On Sabbath evening last Rev. DR. Ferris
delivered his closing pastor of the MArketst
Church. The occasion convened an immense audience
every available seat the large edee occupied and
many stood throughout the services. The ministry Of Dr.
Ferris has been exercised in this Church for sixteen years
and eight months The best wishes Of afectonae peO
ple viii follow Dr. Ferris to his and difficult field OF
labor He has already entered upon his duties as Chan
eenor Of the y y. University.
ORpTyATIoS-The services Of ordaining Mr.. VIM. Z.
Barker to the work of Foreign Missionary, took place
last evening at the Spring Presbyterian Church The
sermon was delivered by Rev Mr. Preutss Of the Mercer
ST Presbyterian Church Dr. Asa ID. Smith then ordained
Mr. Barker by asking the usual questions prayer Was
made BY Rev A. Z. Campbell after which the charge was
made by Rev. VIM GoOdell, Missionary from Constant
nople and the services closed by prayer and singing
HrDRoPArHIc AND HrGIESIc AssOcIArIoS-PostP oHe
ent-The Hydropathc Lecture announced for last even
ing at the Hope Chapel postponed and no day was
appointed for the delivering of it.
CORR MGRrIAL-A Court Martial met last evening, at
the Astor House for the purpose Of trying Capt WILLIAM
NJ McARDLE of the Eleventh Regiment a charge pre-
erred against him by 1t Col Warehouse of that Reg
ment disObedence of orders on the 2lst OF October
s5 by having marched his Company off the ground when
ordered to form them into line The Court consists Of the
following officers: Lieut.. Col Emanuel b. Hart 18th
Regiment President Capt Jacob Rsynor, 10th Regiment
and Can't John Judge of the Goth Regiment Major n b
La Ban, Judge Advocate.
CAPT McArdle was tried before this present trial this
charge and was found guilty and sentenced by the Court
TO be cashred and 10 be incapable OF holding any Military
Commission in the State of NewYOrk for two years from
that date
From this verdict and sentence, Capt McArde appealed,
on the ground that the Court had refused 10 entertain his
plea as to the jurisdiction of the Court act definitely on
il Under the opinion Of the Attorney General on this
appeal the Commander Chief reversed the finding of
the former Court Martial
The complaint was however again presented TO Briga-
der General Even who ordereda new trial The gentlemen
abovenamed were appointed to perform that duty.
On the assembling of the Court G. w Bushnell on the
mart Of Capt McArde objected to a trial. the fol
lowing grounds;
That the specification on which it is proposed to try
Capt McArdle at present is the the one which
the former Court Martial has passed Judgment and sentence
That the specification at the former trial was prefaced
nv the words Unofficer-ke conduct" and the words
now are "Disobedience Of orders
g. That the withdrawal of the charge of unoicerlike
conduct after plea and investigation precludes second
trial
That this is not trial from competent authority
That new trial has never been granted in this coun
Try, unless as a act of mercy to the prisoner
6 That second trial for the oIense, whether the
prisoner has been convicted acquitted without the trial
is called for by the prisoner, is never granted
Mr. Bushnell argued these points at great length, and
suppored his view of the by several authorities
English and American
The Judge Advocate rose 10 reply but it being past 10
o'clock the Court adjourned the further hearing OF the case
till Monday night next at : o'clock.
THy NEw YORK PRISTERs' COOPERATIVE UsIoS.-This
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throughout the country delegate to Pittsburgh to OBJ
tain from the National Typographical Union in session
there Charter to render them cooperative with all the
Unions recognizing the National and especially the
Printers Union in this City thus proving by their course
Of action that they Gid not intend to act other than IN sc
cordance with tne requirements of the Constitution of the
National Union Yet this Union having IN ITS favor avery
large proportion OF the Printers in Newfork' numbering
some $50 enrolled members having issued Scale OF Prices
which some 20 prominent Employing Printers IN the Cy
nav. which the whole of the Employers in the City
acknowledged by meeting two several evenings and deho
Grating thereon and for which the Journynen Printers Of
NevYork struck on Monday last This Union, starting
10 all appearances on fair and equitable principles has
been denied Charter by the National Union on the
ground that is detrimental TO efficient trade organ
zaion 10 have two trade Societies in the same city
The following are the Proceedings in the matter by the
National typographical Union, copied from The Pln''
brrgk Dispatch
Mr. Eckert of Philadelphia offered the following petition,
accompanied by the fee required for charerl signed by
ESQ book and Job printers of the Cooperative Union Of
NewYork City;
To tie Lo.orobis ne National Prta,srT Ua'oa; n -.
Your Petitioners BOOK and JOB Pnnts the Ciy
ofNewYorh would respectfully petition your oy =
chs and s. The s1snss o. tie "",
skins yoa would specify the following among many onef
'si''Fs ,s z. 's PSss1. uaon At present
fair exponent the Of The Printers Of me Cy Of
a. dos po membership tenth Of the "orken IN
he Civ hsf nneentbs onenth those employed on
and cannot that attention 70 ns wants OF
noybe Book and Job hands-sAA their circumstances and
fbsf The Printer UnOn BY Incorporating into s Constitution
lee and sounfo Saes virtually eP the Of PsH7n
@ joining sn, snA h thereby enssndeIed N Tie Trade
Ths your petitioners believe bs Cor the interests Of the