New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
CLIPPER SHIP SWEEPSTAKES.
To ~ Edftr II The " Y Tribune.

SIR We noticed in your paper Of the 18Th inst, para
g'aph headed : Challenge and a, the facts IN the case
not correctly stated will thank you t. give place
20 the following, in relation thereto. Your paragraph
resds.
"a ClLENsE-e are informed reliable source NJ.
s il,s !s.c sn be po q SevYsrs ' se p,s VII
outss Them distance Of 1900 miles out g. SEA and back without
mailing stop"
Now ID regard 20 this matter would state the Sweep
stakes p.cular model and gives promise Of unpr-c-
dented spe-c and such las received the attenl ION Cd"
most Of Of clipper ,hlps-and - cun,s
quence consent .sket and obt ned g allow her
Ia sa swe-pstske race race OF 1000 mhe. say 1000 out
end return each I'll pay entrance Of $40 900, and
the be- subject such rules and regulations shall
be precrbed by the New FORK zach. Ilub THIS challenge
il ofer-d CHAMBERS & HEIsER.
hetr- Yo,t, June 20. 1858.
A Bold CnAILrsez We find the following paragraph
Ia ILe Uesfchfstrr Ners.
NEw ROCHELLE AGiINsr THE World The beautiful
yacht Silye Of los tun, burden, owned oy L. Eis a De-
peaw Esq, of Locust Island, 10 this sailed from the
haTbor o New Rochelle On SATURDAY ist for Englni
osr he Command of Capt Comtock for the purpose Of
conienong for The prize Il the yacht race of Cowe ON
TUESDAY, the ID OF August The Slve built by
Mr. George Steers, the successful builder of thu America
aTd ~ tie lime IL Is confidently stated thar the 81
Nr the feet - ssr # the two ana that account her
success IL coming Oh the victor Is ssngu'ueiy exps red
NJ n she come on with fixing coors say W. We believe
nj the SVie i, the first vessel that has left the New
Rochelle haTbor fer foreign port.
CoRoyrRs IKQuEsrs On Saturday an inquest was held
upon the body IT an unknown uud in the river
near Bedlow leland Verdict death by drowning De
ceased was Stout made about - years OF gs dressed
red ana white calico irOck, cotton cnenlses and on
one foot hzh -arter-d shoe
Al.o upon tie body # Edward A. Meyers. child
war. of are whore parents reside az No 81 Bayard
who accidentally fen into tub Of scaling water and died
hours st.rWard from the injuries ne received Yer
Cici. accidental cath.
Also al tie New York Hospital upon the body Of Isaac
Montague at the United Sae-, IS years o. ag-
WHO vs. accidentally run over And killed by tram pi
,ars Oh fhe Er- siroad while passing through Oran<-
UNITY H. lid down ueAr the track aud fell asleep and
"a mel
ingly.
DIArr ~ RrrIuRE % rHs HsARr-An inquest va.
held Friday ,rnog before Coroner Gamble AMI an
INTELLIGENT iurV Al No 90 Court sud st.. Washing
ton Oh body Il 4. g. Spence The deceased was an
Etc ihuan u.s. birth. though long resident here aged
about furfyeg YEAR snd from th- amD.t instant nsou-
manner IF hi ih whilst sgppng pl te Of sm sni
bread supposed 2" have died from sa on by nasty
eating A physician, Geo Cherihsm, VI. ID, l5j Ore-n-
wcl e. bad visited him Immediately On thu occurrence Of
the suppsed shanghai but found 1s patient pIs-les
no rel rni II the lungs and symptom OF merely
suspended lie ab, Ut h-n fact dead The face, throat
and chest were perfectly cclorss aud n indication what
ever occurred ~ cath occasion by choking The post
morton e1annnat Oi the body by Dr CheethNn m tde
by direction o the Coroner reached the true cause % s
instantaneous death rel OF FOO os other oO,ruf
ton was found the asophagu-, or al the commencement
If the racl-A lwi pIp-oui Death was sud- asutiy &c
counted by the rupture at the large vessels 81 me Mari
especially IN the .tsurcle. Ga this disruption deah would
u6me1iary ensue, without sob pang or anything bat
Al unconscious spssm The liver pale very large aud
Notwithstanding the sOmeEhA free and long contia
nd ba biz. ~ tn deceased lie sad 20 have been
man of considerable abliy, formerly very comfortable
ard counsieDt cresnsu1ces, recently living on smth
aunuit, which be increased by acing occasional clerk
aud accountant Afer verdict IN accordance H1in the
have fart- bad been rendered nv the Jury th remains Of
Mr. spence taken charge 0by his friends for respect
able InteruenL
R0wDrISn Shortly before o clock yesteriay. terri
Die str,tfgh t occurred the Of Thirteenth -,
and frstay between gang Oi 70 gd-s VINO Used KNIVES
and other weapons The police Of the Seventeen and
Eighteenth ards hearing Of the disturbance nasensd
hr - T. and after conflict succeeded 10 ARES
tug Patrick and Henry Dunn, who appeared to De th7
most Jealous OF the c'mbaf4ns One u hem nad Day0
ret the other dirs knife Ia BIS Possession. Henry
Dunn had received tab ia MS fee, which Wa
dressed ~ DR. Budd. Toe prisoners were lbSe1 up oy
Justice Welsh Cap: Hart II his S-v-ui-rnr1 Ward 20
bee fbe IL h originated AZ the porter house Of
j. 7. Duon. No. "a Fourih-i.
A. later hour in the morning. one Jacob HUM nm
va, badly b-aen by roWdl. while in Fourth -, D.
tween Avenues aud b. Dr. Badd called to dress his
wounds
Corr DE- SoLEL-Wi Ian Anderson, Of No. l9l Spring
- while passing through GrAndst az clock Situr
day afternoon 0verp w-red BY tae heat Of the sun
snd n irI hi. wagon T. the payemsnt dlsocau1g MS
drug store ~ the ii Mulberry T. and Grand q,
whore proper tlraves were ADMINISTERED a-r when
be conveyed 10 bis residence by tao policemen OF TIE
Fourteenth " ard
FKEs-Af late hour Friday night IRE broke out in
the gas nfrg Establishment No - Green ST. lac hAmss
were sOon eIiingu she'd
The came night the Seventeenth Ward Police discovered
tTs il the aiTic bedroom OF house No ~ Essex S. ihs
flames we're e1tDgulshed with fsE pals Of water Dam
age slight.
CD saturday morning FIRE broke out in two story
building 10 Fiiyegtth street between sixth ana Seventh
AveIue. The 6rrmen 5000 arrived the ground, blt
despite their efforts the building entirely destroyed