New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09
CHARITABLE BFquEsrs-The late Russell II Nevins Of
this City made provision in his viii for the olOwngk
cies 10 benevolent and charitable institutions.


asr,csn Ts $500 1 ~
Ssw,Yoi CITY IIset ssciciy .......... i
bemi bspcis' tes
New.N oik Juvenile Asylum lSe
American Female Guardian Society ls
Northern DspeusaFy ...........''.....'. ie
Aneriela lone Mssoasry s
P PH,Sn IS.SG is,iaa S si: s
Association for the Reefof Aged aud Resec able Ind gent
seesi, r lie Relief oiiis o,ph,a Dstuts chdr,a leo
Society for the Eel lyment and Reefofthe foor.. 1909
Total......................... ........ sses
We understand that the estimated value of the estate Of
the deceased l. 100000 The will dated the ID Nov
last and nomnaes As. Executors tie brother Of the de
ceased Mr James Nevins bis three nephews Messrs D
vid H. Novins Frederick Townsend and George Townsend
and the Rev Henry w Bellows.
CAPT. OLIVER BTRST, widely known in the scientific
world by his Dictionary and other works has jus. concluded
at Boston brief of Lectures The Art Of Wa
which were received with the wsrmest appreciation BY the
Military of that city including Gen. ID + Edmcnds ther
commander We are glad to hear that Capt Byne vii
deliver these Lectures in City, commencing on Srar
day, the 18th inst and probably aer@ard in Other cities
knowledge Of the Art of War tends TO the saving no the
destruction Of ie and there probably other civilized
country in which it is possessed by 80 few as in this
The LATE CONsPRAcY CAsE-RuE0rcl Death Of NJ
SBgrsaALi esiordsy morning at 10 o'clock that bengihs
time appointed for hearing in the Of John q ssy
charged with conspring with his wife to deraud Mr.
John r. SuyvesGnt out OF house and lot in Sixteenth It.
worth some $1,000, all the parties interested were Ia at
tendance except Mr. Stuyvessnt They waited nesiy an
hour for him TO come when information was received BY
Justice Osborn that Mr. Suyvesan had died at d O'Clock
in the morning of Asaiic cholera The Al frt
discredied but upon further inquiry asceraned that
it came from relative Of Mr. Stuyyesan, whom ssup
posed would be the last person to circulate such report
without il true Some persons were so unehufable ~
to insnuGo that Mr. Stuyyesant had committed suicide pre-
rng death TO enduring the stigma which he's already been
cast uptn him by the affair in connection with NM Sy
mour and what might be further developed should be have
allowed himself be put the stand for examination
BY Seymours counsel The insnusion probable untrue
Seymour was taken before Judge Mitchell, Of thesa
preme Court soon after on a writ Of habeas corpus bu
being officially announced that Mr. Suyycsan had died"
above stated the counsel for the prosecution iheupou
abandoned the case The defendants counsel made mo
ton for his discharge and Judge Mitchell referred the Gaze
back TO Justice Osborne, who discharged Seymour 'hr
being living witness to appear and prosecute him NJ
Stuyvesant upwards Of 40 years OF age and hn
left wife and two three children living IS 10 slated
Peugbkeepse He died at the residence Of bis niohefm
Second ey Eleventh It. was stated bat win vnA
truth We know not that physician bad given eehess
Of death by cholera On Wednesday afternoon he@
ceased at the Lower Police Court in the apparent
joyment Of good health. His death therefore very s@
den and no doubt unexpected by his friends oo hearing
of the occurrence Coroner 0Dcnnen made inquiry re'p@
ing it, but up to last evening unable to learn any-s
Of satisfactory nature lie requested the ony insp
not to file the certificate until an investigation s"oaa
made in tie matter The deceased is said 70 nave ''''
very wealthy
The World in Miniature DOW open at No. JII bfosa""
through the potoness Of Mr Reese the Aucslonen VIM"
rooms are in the same building, visited in mss o'
large company Of gentlemen in attendance Of INC wv
bis sales last evening.
RUNNING Down A MAYoR-The manneT IN VINCE
Broadway Railroad resolutions were conveyed 20 'n'
on Wednesday night Is very explicitly set ionh "a w
owing letter which we find in The C0EDere@ As.,''N.
This evening about q o'clock, and aftsr the soso |
hsd concurec with the Assnis Ia ra.kas r. nsne
~ 70 1se.s s sae soasoa zss
moved by Alderman stuIteyant and sdogea 4,
G sf We we're ldyd e,l.gasIes oftst . sag.sss &C. y
movement 70 see the hsy9s ae'ss ~ ssds. cs
AeeeIdrsy NJ stewart NI s S S,,s -. sos.s Ess
Broadwsy Upop arrival smother carriage s.s,
lsste centsiDi C. Dousher ous Of ihe ssssI W. -
tosrihr. The Mayor 70; = BONG oE I,stsa
~spfss.g n, - Z. ne .snu Of M SAP .l
csrk thsf they intended chasing Town the h,yeI 10 q
thrir drive of very rspa rate re
company them We al arrived IL JeIthst q '"' 49,
mounted he stoop together. 10 u.yos ", q
On tie soor teug opened and On caEans hat .(Ia.
The home M sharp pushed tie ceEt Inside ,es
fefin H. doorway sie ecsd the door o. " ssa -, t'
go!g Ia t.9re. b, you don't 20 10 tore ~ sbt.sff
uusedqly usLt down 20 tbe basement d0E 81. - 81 Sss
s6uftsroe fcurd the Mayor IN the lower hal rusf
Mtsgs Stewart and Cissy, isssipE MI snap fA'''
tie street. dor .tsirs snf ts1s
in our prese1ee presented the rsso z0a aid PsPe" ~
ne NsyoI took the Psper evidently VaueA '''3 ''-
Is tis wsy a. y o'clock A. us, and While On 80 70. q
hous Wa The lat Broadway grant thrust in,o .sry
Vorer the Never hA approval. Comment uILfOS
Hedaesdgy y orr Dec :, ltlA
HoSHsTf HANDSOMELY REwAaDED-A N' "y ~
!. wa announced in several papers that gold
chain 10 ke,s al,o attached had been found w ia,
james HYDE. Of the Mission School Of the Lsa~
Missionary Society at the Five Points One Of TIC X
The nisson was about plasng tie boy az rSae b,
said that he could cot leave I'll he he'd go bsi
conscienceg He stated that ne had iounl 49, hsl
lad been forbidden TO speak q H. seyeo "a m red,
eiersed but 20 use lis own expression 10, 4 20
The watch was restored 10 the young lay soaal ~
The dsv following that on which ths aa'el.., Ibe
ruiIi led She colled aud identified the P0P'''