New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

America VIII tAkf place 10 this cg on i-e 81 I'D On an
9Th days Of September. The festivities vii be arrsagei.
follows On Saturday evening d. the Tarnsrs from o'hs'
cities s BE- received At the Battery by their brethren
the NewYork societies. orchlighi prOcessioa vii he
formed and the forsgn societies escorted through Broad
way. Chatham 81 Bowery Union Park and Broadway =
the Turner'S Hall On Monday morning, At O'Clock. ;as.s
vii be procession 10 the place Of the festival ihrogya
Broadway, the Park Chatham st East Broadway, Grand
st. BoweTy, and Twenty seventh s, and hence b; Ia
railroad the p grounds in Harlem. Here the dss
vii be passed in various snussm-nts As 10 loss;
Spe sches g Singing ,. GYM s,c e1src IS; T. Dnner
for he attending Turner'S; s. Singing s. Gynnss.
cises; T. nsing Tie procession viii then b. rsforns
and return tie TarIeFs Hall, through rAird sv- Oas
hundred ard tsertieth Fourh->v Union Park Broad
way and CADslst On Tuesday the Turner'S vii be re
ceived by the Mayor and Common Councl in toe Park
The game dag they will visit the C1stal Palace. II n
eyerirg they viii give or1m-i plastic AM gynnasic e1
ercises at the Bowery Ihearer On Wednesday, Tur
neIs Ei make s1susi0n 10 Hoboken, and the fstval
will wind up With grand ball st the Apollo Rooms
MoR1ALr1r-Fron tie official repor. Of ths City In
spec,or learn tbs. FIVE hundred and oarssn deils
occurred during the week ending SATURDAY, being tou
hundred and fifty I've less than in previous week
ffyfour deaths occurred from cholera nfsn'am oon'
,umstion ftgone convul.ions forty sir d.rrhes mi
dysentery. thirty three each dropscs diseases thry
three various inhammsons thirty two nsrss nas' TAR
iysix still born twenty five debility min teen c)aS
tons eighteen various fevsrs seventeen. One dst1 By
yellow feveris mentioned having occurred At III NJ
York Hospital. The deceased came from N-sOr~sos
and understood to have arrived here tn. nth inst
Three hundred and forty FIVE Of tn decsrei emil
dren under ten years of aga being hand as thsa
in the previous week Three hundred and ssysniyssysl
were natives Of the United States IRISH
men tbiItytEo Germans.
SERIOUS RAILROAD AocIDEST.-Pe.srA A. johnson
man living 81 No 275 West Thirty fifth ST. accidentally
ruu over at O'Clock Saturday evening by b.
longing the H1dson River R,rosd and had leg frsc
turd foot badly crushed and the scalp partially
from his ttad. lie who removed quickly possible 70
the " Hospital The accident occurred at the corner
of GansevoOrt ST. where sewer s being constructed.
The rsht Ess very dark and the left MS art to
see he could cross the with it While engaged 10
doing this the along urpercsived By him and
before the driver could break up, wheel passed
over him, nActiDg injuries which are consiered dan
gerous Immediately after the occurrence the driver
called s the Ninth Ward 81 on house and gave inDrna
hon Of what bad occurred lie stated that the night
20 dark that he old not the until his horses were
within rod Of hin.
RrTFI,sLY ASSAULTS BY RowDIEs On Ss'arcay ngh
John McMenna lsborsr ia the Sugar Hoae # Hsrrs
Evans & Co. found lying insensble a. tn raer Of
HUDSON and Hubert streets having been be ten mot cru
ely by rovdes. His eyes nssry gou-ed ut an hi
face bad been pomeed to jelly He was conveyed -
the 9Th Ward Police Station where kiloourns attended
him al subsequently, had him conveyed to the New York
Hospital. Two men named John Bryan and Wn Cllrs
were yesterday arrested by Policeman Kin suspicion
OF beng the sssisnis and locked to await
ipstIop. McMenns resides at No Leonar tree', and
his injuries are thought TO be dangerous.
Gustave Wilson, German, living al 81 Wsshu tOn-8t.
was stt cked SATURDAY. night by Immi Runnsr
while at the Pier foot Of Duane street, and Ia h5 heat
badly cut He taken care of by the 9TH Ward Polcs
The asssilant has not been arr estsd
EXPLOSION oF RESIN OlL-An infant about one yea
old named Ohm Summons died Saturday hight at No
Hester st from injury received the mig previous by tbs
elplc sion of resin OIL which the tins being ur-d
into Ian by Mr. T. Price who resides at the above num-
her Mr. r. wss also severely burned. Coroner Ganble
Yesterday held inquest upon the body Of the child an
verdict Of death from the explosion OF resin OIL
dered by the jury
SslcIpr BY H.yoIsG-Wm. j. Wei, late q composiior
in the Office of The Commercial Adrerfiser committed sui
eide on Saturday morning. at eary hour by hanging
hin self rope to the bedpos in his boarding hoass
No III Chambers.st. He missed about noon, and
a friend having called TO gee him, his room door was
found be locked and on forcing open, he was found
banging and dead Coroner Hilton he'd an inquest upon
the body and verdict Of suicide was rendered by hs ia
~ Il appeared in the evidence taken that the deceased
rad formed an unfortuu attachment to Miss Mary f.
Movers and the circumstances connected with it, il sup
proved upon biz mind and led him to COMM. the
fatal act He held at the time of his death $1,000 be-
loeug 20 her n trust all of which in note which he ef
among lis papers he requested should be conveyed to her
She nov resides in California The deceased WAS native
# Massachusetts,, and about 36 years of age.
srApBiso ATrRAY.-On Saturday night disturbance
took place at the porter house No i2s Wat st. between
two men named James Gcdne aud Edward Smith, whea
the former was struck upon the head with heavy and
sharp instrument in the hands of bis Antagonist and flight
fully wounded lie conveyed to ths New York Hos
psl Smith was srr sted officer Haley ofthe Seventh
Ward and locked up by Justice Wood
SERIOUS F.II-A sailor named Andrew Smith, en-
poyes on board the bark Pi giD lying st Pier No. Il
+ r. on Saturday afternoon acci ientaiy fell down the
hatchwsy OF the vessel the hold and sustained njn
ries which rendered necessary that ne should be
veyed TO the n. Y. Hospital
Nyw ERA N NAvraArIoS-Maor Morris the distin
sushsd engineer of Philadelphia states that ere
lei nov on the stocks at GreenPont which will probably
be completed by the first Of February next that will make
the passage from this City English port ia less than
str days lie is the builder of the machinery and John
W Griffith OF the hull.
THE STEAMER CHERoKEE.-On Saturday and yesterday
hundreds Of people visited the wreck CT the f9ied
er Cherokee lying at the foot of Warren 81 Scarce any
thing remains OF this syorte steamer save OF
blSckened undsnsui.hAble fragments The ire con,in
ued al Friday night but pretty well eItngshed Ss
urdsy morning by the rising Of toe tide The propresrs
othe line seem incline 10 the opinion that the tire orig
mated in the hold near the main entrance 70 the caoo
and was caased by the spontaneous ignition Of drugs Or
other material among her cargo. Runors howsYe.
aaoat that colored the vessel just be
fore the FIRE broke out with light in his hand. This if