New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

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vted Richard Busted IeFis Cas- Nike Wilsh Dau'sl
Dickin,oB George sanatrs Commodore sk'oa Geo
E s;cles Senator Tcucoy C. Chauneey Bar Robert j.
Walker Michael Dobens. SeuatOr Too.e Of H. Joaa a
Hoffman. Gov Seymour of Conn &.
SPELLNo REFoFwERs CoSvESrros The friends OF TIE
Phonetic Spelling Reform IN Ne7TYork vii meet IN Goa
veniion at Franklin Hail. Albany wednesday next :. 10
O'Clock A. NJ to take me.sp.es for the fcaton Of safe
Phonetic Society.
The Tenth Ward Alliance mt Of the Lecture Of ths
Water Cure Institute No Il Laishtst on SATURDAY
ing DR. K T Trail in the Chair and G. r Colburn netting
as seeretury. The nominations OF Ward Officers which
was par Of the advertised business motion Of c.
b. lie Baron. postponed Committee was appointed to
represent this Alliance the Senatorial Nominating Con
vention II consists of r T Trail J. II Matthew'S Jacob
LAVAL John F. ROdman and james Ellis. The meeting
adjourned 10 the place Wednesday evening
nett
TIE SOCIETY OF LIBERALS held a meeting at No Chat
hamsauare on Sunday afternoon to discuss the question
Wheeler the God Of the Bible /. the God OF the
Uuiversel Speeches were made in the affirmative By
Meess White Mitchell and Davis and the negative by
Messrs. Palmer Mcdonald and others. The discussion
though spirited turned principally upon the authenticity
and authority of the Bible without coming to the speia
question announced
Mr Braces Discourse at the Mission Church, No. a
Thompson yesterday morning listened to BY Of
-, most sympathetic audiences we have His sub
;ect was the Value Of Civil and Religious Liberty He gave
on intensely Interesting though necessarily buried sketch OF
the prosecutions IN Austria and elsewhere under the despOc
governments Of the Old World including the lGcs. trans
actions of the Koszta affair and his Imprisonment in
Hungary-a of which he practically applied To illustrate
the comparative civil and religious emancipation of the
people of our New World His address specially de
signed for the children of the Mission School, but full
of instruction TO all present
MmrTaRY-In our notice of the parade and the review
Of the Twelfth Regiment reporter erred in saying that
the Baxter Blues Capt Waterbury were not present
member of the corps informs that they not only
present but had larger number of men the ground
than either of the other Companies having fifty uniforms
parade.
FUNERAL OF CITIZEN soLDER-Y Yesterday afternoon
the remains of Francis Traver member of the Patriot
Guard was inferred in Calvary Cometry, with military
honors The deceased followed to the grave by the
Patriot Guard Capt Coffee Go A, OF the 9th Regiment
headed by Manahens Band
"ExrLsDISe TIE AREA"-What would good old Deid
rich Knckerbocker have thought if not too asounded to
think at all had somebody tod him that one of those
days" the old cowpath would be dgnfed into Pearlst,
fifteen TO twenty miles 10 bed!
Would nj he have nconnently suspended respiration
Would the last Whit from his sumberng meerschaum
have melted into air.
But alas Ike the prophets of old he died without the
sight for so they do and make good deal By it but
nothing Of it.
just to think oft Padding away in Steamer, plung
ing along Railway, TO bed when they used to walk
musngly thence in loose gown and slippers by the feeble
ray Of night lamp
Away over in Jersey-along "up the River"-over on
Long Isand-wherever there is a track a wake they
talk New York walk New York, look New York New
York You'll find Pearlst at home in Cottage Broad
way embo wered in a Grove Nassau mill ing real live
cow. in a real live pasture.
Nothing so impressvely manests the tremendous pro
pulsive power in the great arteries Of the Metropolis this
You may build walls widen streets and engthen thorough
fares hat they do everywhere any city but this sending
out Banker and Book keeper Merchant and Clerk to be
revivcd by the free pure air OF the country tonight and
that returning them morning fresh for business
again. is specimen of gigantic circulation that Harvey
never discoveredthatn organization butt great mart can
exhibit
But aside from the commercial vigor these mighty pulses
disclose there something about this as the old song has
it more exquisite still people 'r.H have houses some
where If no. downtown, then uptown if not up
town" on of town resting places and nesting places
.oner&ere; places 10 live in love in, hope in, die in
Great conservative influences those homes in this
age Of brick and hustle.
Have you home
None Of our business p Then all say is, make it
y0urs.
TARorT ExcunsoS OF THE DECATUR GCARD.-Ihis
COMPANY under the command of Capt J. b. Franklin.
went on Target Excursion Thursday, the 22d instant
TIE following is a list of the prizes and their winners
4 Gold Fob Chain, presented by Beaumon-won by NJ X
Gold Pencil and Pen presented BY l. A Leaehwon BY R
a silver Cup presented by W odsI-von BY n Doyle
Cod kns r,sn,sSd Py y, Vaf-%on y N RS,o
preseu ed BY lie Afere-won by Andrews
Gold SeaTf Pin presented BY Manher-"on ~ Downs
TIE LATE MuRDERoCs OUTRAGE n CHERRrsr.-DEArH
or DE- OsroRNE TIE YIoTM.-Dr Henry F. Osborne
who was assaulted Wednesday night last in Cherry 81.
by gang of ruans and severely beaten died Saturday
morning at the New-York Hospital Coroner Hilton yes
erday held inquest upon the body when The following
evidence relating TO the outrage educed
Sonuel LOncWOrti sworn. snys-I have charge Of Mr.
Mathew liquor store No li6 Cherry - on wednesday
night last 10 clock party Of persons came into
Tie store and drank Gregory Cullen, al-o employee in the
store was present; about tve minutes afterwards
named Oman, who keeps boarding house, and another
Young in; Oman had previously had DIN al
~ with Cullen, and he called IN 60 make friends win m
hey finally shook hands and Oman treated the company
most of whom boarded az his house Oman soon a.ter
commenced Dragging about what he could do, end telling
how many ring fights he had been in. and while engaged
in this d.. Osborne came 10 the door ana si91i outls
with al umbrella over his head apparently listening 70
DinGns remarks; one Of the party soon went behind
him and pushed him in DR.. Osborne, on being thus
pushed H. remarked | have often heard him. that
he could whip any seven Irhmen thought the act Of
pushing him in friendly 81 first but soon discovered
that it was hostile the words Of the Dr. we're oni ui,s:
ed when OF the party threw glass .! beer INTO rs