New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

axweather cooled down on SATURDAY 70 Poin' Win
,s.rparsop with the early part Of the week. seemed
s,.v Enisssh Yesterday Was also cool and pleasant
n deaths last week over the week before
-, Tho extraordinary proportion OF s'reaty pr ceei
'.-to,o number Of deaths SOL, or 2)2 more THAI
.,hs reek erdng 18th inst OF the SCI about - per
IN, 1901 were under one year Of age]
o.. us,;ni met with serious accident few days
- ,,hle cunning on Long Island BY the accidental
.eb.roe of bis eun two Of his fingers mangled
sA,, Ampuiaton wall probably be necessary.
The slow and easy ia which the builders along
ab street operate il the coolest thing Of the
T,ev have stopped the cars and topped vehicles and
o f.r As sidewalks cOncerned stopped foot pAssen
s They have usurped the streets ~ all directions and
.ok as # they paid by the day and wers sentenced
!. he hanged the moment the JOB finished 1t ought
:, he peDitentiary offence for any 70 create and
ro,iptain such an abomnsble nuisance.
The Arctic sailed on Saturday for Liverpool with Oh
s.ssepeers among them Donald G. Mitchell, Esqs TX
raryel1 Consul 20 Venice, aud lady Richard d. Kimb l
Esq Gen Moore, Treasurer Of the State OF Illinois &c
TYy UsryRsIrr CoNNEscEsyST.-The various Society
Eeetpgs festivals, SC, Of Commencement at the New
yoyk Irversi.y will be observed this week
The Pblamathean and Euceian Societies meet this
mo All o'clock in the Reformed Dutch Church Lafayette
rsoe where I'd ain Whppe Esq, Of Boston, will deliver
De orst on. and Rev John Pierpobt will read poem.
On Tuesday evening At o'clock the Association Of the
llurui will meet in tbs University Chapel TO hear
ION by Prof John W Draper, M. D. Of this City. There
viii probably be other exercises
On the same evening the Columbian Literary Club will
hold their Anniversary at Hope Chapel Broadway. We
rresur that the exercises will be brief OratOns dialogues
&c, with music
IN Wednesday morning at lOl O'clock the regular
l. fbo Dfvo Mill ba,,fa
Nblo's Theater We have seen program ne, but pre-
anne the exercises will be- of the usual order Of College
Commandments
On the same day, at p NJ the Alumni will meet in the
University Chapel ana at O'Clock in the evening, will
dine togt D. at the Astor House.
The members Of the New York Sacred Harmonic Society
arc engaged we are much grsfed to learn sing
spepine Of the Crystal Palace The rehearsal will take
pace to night at the Unsn Theological Seminary Chspe
TurT.YMAyY Hall RiorERs-MoRr QUIBDLISG.-r6s
cou ofGeneral Sessions opened at o'clock on Saturday
orpg when Judge Beebe stated that he had given ateu
o IN the 1uestion which at thu time the prisoner
ausn and others last called up for sentence as TO
whether the Aldermen who sat Assistant Judge, the
time Of the trial of the prisoners could
locally be associated with him in passing Judgment and
had after careful investg CATION TO the conclusion
that they were nov without power Judges and there
however expressed willingness to hear argument in thu
matter John Cochran Esq counsel for the defense thea
arose and contended that Aldermen legally Judges
n far a. this case s and that cou not
be legally passed upon the couvcts unless they such
Attic conclusion of SIR Cochrans remarks Mr Blunt the
District Attorney arose and proceeded with aenghy ar
gument taking the ground that the Aldermen stripped
f their udcia Junction. and therefore could longer
act in that capacity and also that Judge Bsebe the Re
"A
that Judge Beebe should proceed to pronounce sentence
but Judge Beebe said point had been raised bv
defendants counsel he should not pass sentence A.
ne wanted further time examine into the law The case
therefore goes over till Term and when the judge
ready 10 proceed judgment the defendants will be no
tilted
DyrAEruEE OF THE LIANDER-At noon, on Saturday
last n NJ frigate Leauder left this port for Halifax
She was towed down the Bay TO the outside of the Hook
by the steam tug Achilles On leaving her anchorage her
hand struck MP Yankee Doodle" At u O'Clock the
H. mail steamer Arctic overlook and passed her ssutny
with three dips OF her ensign which duly returned by
the Leander At 81 o'clock the hauser was cast off from
the steam tug and the Leander sea with five or
sxknOt breeze
She will proceed to Halifax for naval stores and wait
al that station for LORD Eesmere who will oin her tbsre
on the Sd of August and return in her to England
On Saturday morning, just before sailing one Of the La
IN. If
midshipmaD 10 bring of stores While at the wharf our
Of the deserted the other four preferred remaining
The moshpman attempted to prevent their desertion but
crowd of bystsnders threatened TO throw him into the
dock if he left the boat.
We learn that the value Of attentions from the present
municipal authorities duly explained to the officer,
Of the gate, who expressed themselves perfectly satisfied
with the explanation and considered that the kind and hos
ptAble attentions which have been shown them bv Soma
Of our most respectable private citizens amply recon
pensed them for any seeming dscouresy which they have
received from that body.
ExouRSIoN-Ihe members of Protection Engine Com
psny No s. will make to day 10 Sheeps Head
Bay where they will fish and che ~der with perseo, ab,n
don They have engaged three large eight horse stages
to leave at c o'clock.
The quietude of yesterday is usually the case WAS
disturbed by the ringing OF the fire bells IN various oars
Of the City calling tor the machines and thousand, Of
noisy persons who to have nothing else to do bu 70
TO fires The ssrm Tor the Third District was oce,
stoned by the burning Of sooty chimney at the cor
ner of BrOome and Nauok SITS The alarm for the Fnb
District WAS also caused by chimney taking fire in the
building No. - Mulberry st. No damage WAS sustained
in either case.
A Row Caused NJ RuSNI>e DowS A SMALL Ro,r
About o'clock yesterday afternoon the =, ok slo f
boat Onalsska, in leaving the slip on the NesYork side
ran down small boat III which were three men named
Sweeney, Sheen and Doyle the two latter swan IN tn
dock and Sweeney was taken on board the ferry boat
said that the pilot distinctly saw the boat and copd
have avoided the accident but that he reoklessly RIM
them down and then Sughed bis dongs Ga the boa,
returning to the New York slip about one hundred men
were outside the ferry house eDdeavoriu to gain admit
lance to iuhc summary Justice upon the pilot by the
united Efforts of the Police and feryen they kept
back The three men were on the inside of the gate aud