New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

Rules Tor their guidsncc-amcng them very whole
some che In view OF the ruth system which has re-
Gently been acted upcn, that no report of Committee
should he taken Up the same evening IL was offered
should FIVE members object to its being acted upon.
Assistant Aid Barker wished last night to carry the
rule out when some words occurred between him and
Assistant Aid Ring Assistant Aid Bouton thought the
minority should always be free TO act and moved that
the new Rules be rescinded and the old ones readopt
cd The President and Assistant AID Barker and Nc
Gown thought i, would be childs play to ensc, Rules
che night and rescind them the next The motion o.
Assistant Aid. BOuton prevailed.
FRIGHrFUL OccURREscE.-Last evening
about g o'clock. Mr.. Henry Hsydock of tn. firm of
Hsydock, Evans Co, Wholesale druggists in Pearl st.
hfd occasion to go in the fourth story Of the store
where he discovered negro secreted The other par
ties belonging to the establishment had left for the night
and he demanded of the negro what he wanted The
latter answered that be wanted nothing but had been
locked in Mr Haydock then stepped aside TO let the
rnscal CO. when be was knocked down by the rufian,
who placing his knees upon his breast cut Mr. HIS
throat with knife. Thinking probably tbs, he had
dispatched him the negro ran immedst " down stairs
and escaped. TIE wound indicted was severe but did
not have the eject intended. However it may yet
prove fatal One of the arteries was severed The
injured man Immediately removed to the saloon of
Messrs. Clark & Brown, in Maiden-lane where DR..
Riggs took up the artery and closed the wound Mr.
II. remained at the above place till late last evening
Cspt Leonard, upon bearing of the occurrence sent
officers in search Of the assassin but he had no. been
captured up TO 70 O'Clock.
NEW CHURCH IN MORRIS laIA AT a meet
ing Of Congregational Pastors and Delegates called for
Council at Morrisania Jan. 6. Rev r. s. Storrs Jr,
was chosen Moderator and Rev. J b Grinnell Scribe
Rev. Edward F Ross who had labored for year with
the new Congregational Society examined and in
stalled Pastor of the Church Sermon by DR.. Cheever.
Messrs. Atkinson, Camp Eggleston, storrs, 7. K.
Beecher and Grinnell took part in the service The
first service was held in the new tasteful and pleasant
house of worship Rev. Charles Beecher Offering the
dedcstory prayer. There are but few churches that
may indulge in more prosperous future. The village
is OF beautiful and rapid growth passed daily by more
than sixty trains of cars and is but hours ride from
NewYork
SINKING OF ACHURcH.-The FloatingC Church
Of our Savior for Seamen al foot Of Pikest drei
slightly in of the boats which it by the late
storm, and overburdened by the accumulation Of about
Is uns of side Of the roof sank yesterday
morning at o'clock in IS feet of water Il now hangs
to the wharf held up by the chain ruoorings and with
the water up TO the ceiling.
LIBERAL BEeUEsTs-We learn that Mark
H. Newman, Esq whose death we recently noticed,
left By bis will $3.50 to the American Home Mission.
airy Society be invested by his executor and the in
tercst much needed, applied the support of
ct. upfil hacn If tha
whole to be then paid to the Society After specific
legacies to his children and other family friends he
gave alro $4,000 to the American Board of Comms-
sioners for Foreign Missions and then made the Amer
can Home Missionary Society his residue legsee From
this due is expected large amount will be realized
the Society II twas his injunction to have his estate
setried up to make the of for this object of
beKevolence.
UNIVERSITY or NEw-loRK.-Rev. Dr. Fer
Iis of the r. Church, in Market st., has at length
cepted the CHARACTERISTIC Of the University in this
City, and will enter upon the duties of the office next
term.
t-s5 In consequence of the recent snow
storm the intermeut of Elias Hicks did take place
on 5th day morning last previously notified. His
remains will be taken from his late residence No. l75
East Broadway, at p o'clock this morning aud thence
to Jericho by railroad, to leave the South Ferry in
Brooklyn at 10 o'clock. special train will be provi
ded to return in the afternoon.
FIRE IN ANOTHER Pubic ScHooL.-Yes-
terdsy morning the Fifth Ward School, occupying the
large building in Varick-st. North Moore, were
thrown into great state Of confusion in consequence
Of it being rumored that the premises were on fire.
The teachers however, during the excitement main.
tained great presence Of mind and finally succeeded
in dismissng their scholars quietly They all gained
the street none receiving the ghtest injury. As
sstance called, and upon examining the premises
it was discovered thst smoke eminated from the
register caused by the burning of some rubbish on
the furnace gave rise to unnecessary alarm " w.
Starr the Principal Of the School, says:
THAT the registers in the Primary Department are
horizontal with the floor that light matter will neces
sar!ly find lis way through then wssa open, into the
fues communicating with the air-chambers over the
furnace that when there is occasion for much heat
this light matter may ignite such was the case IN our
school yesterday morning Mr.. Culver, who placed
the furnaces in building, has since assured me that
there Is not the slightest danger in such IN occurrence
and further that furnaces and ues safely sot
AZ preclude all apprehension Of danger from ire. ].
Is hardly possible with this assurance, that we should
feel again IN the least alarmed And should any occa
sion II alarm AZ any time from any cause be presumed
structions TEACHERS full that any number OF
children assembled within be passed into the street
without accident.
SrRASGERs.-At the AsToR, Hon. Honce
Mann, Massachusetts, Ftz Henry Warren, Iowa; Lieu.
Rssndo Navy Manuel Quitarce, Lima; Z. Allen Provi
dence DR. Ruschenberrer, Navy; j. Bennett, Detroi:
q. w BesT6slee Albany; J. Il. Belts Charles.on c. A
Johnson unea; '. b Williams Ithaca Count Garowsk.
NEWTON II. p Curtis Boston; Sidney Webster, Goa
eoTd: II. 7. Gardner Georgia, and Others.
AT the ST NICOLAS. Edw. HAnrek, Montgomery, Ala.
EdW'd Gleason Manchester Mas; c. HAsmer San Fran
cisco L. G. Davis ST. Louis d. +. Culver Norwsk, ca
Henry w Andrews Philadelphia Geo. s. jenkins, Gin
cInnsti NJ w Richardson, Bosom; G. Z. Cray, Albany
P.w. Hsrmsrs, St. Louis; v; G; Clark Albany Hon
Jobr Calhoun H.. J. b. WelS do; z. Hog Saratoga
sprirss; Smith Sheldon, Albany T. W. Peekhan, do
and others
H. Debrel, do; A. O. Gray Aaysyille, KY Hon. D.
Z att Cncnnati VI. Hutchinson, Utica; Capt. James G.
Gib,oE. Buffalo; Hon. John + Bush, Albany samuel C.
Thatcher, Boston: B. Paul, Philadelphia g. w Aak@a-
der Louis L FORBES, do; Thomas Ryan do. George
Alien, DO Da1I n Haskel, Cleveland; T. Neweuy, rsun
ton W. :. Thompson Boston; ; D. Tongue baltimore
Lieut.. = d. Trei.ehard. u. ;. A A Paddock, Boston
Jsues Donsghe Ne~-Hayen and Others.
Al The IRVrSg Gen. Wool II. : A Lieut.. Tnlnidge