New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

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tic Doccie o. Nov Jesey vi BE- coascs.ei Ct ), p:
rel eihed Al % III lat S1ndsy Of this m,u;h anl El
4 l. nstsi'd IN Newark the Tuesd4y FLOWING Il Z
ouicinsry with tn Caholcs 10 eteive the first bishop
tho Do'ee with procession which We presume WI b
olseryCd on ths occasion
We hear rumoTed also that the Rev NJ Moran Pastor
Of 81 Johns Churh Newark las heen or vii he appoint
ed Wear General Of New York which viii transfer hin to
tbs city.
Tie appointment Of Bakop to New Jersey ha, been
e'mpspsd nv several ebsHsss among the Catholic csrsy
The Rev Gr Snez 81 Newark 70 to b. Transferred to Pat
erson. The Rev kcQuaid q Madison. takes his
Ilsee Tie Rev Mr Hogan formerly Y Newark. takes the
| place the Rev Mr. Curce Of Bellevile &c
sTABPTD n A. AFFRar-About two wee1s since ca At
fray Occurrd near the of Washington md Liberty
ss when Thomas Sher dan stabbed IA the aldo
mn by knife in the hand OF Edward Coleman He
taken 10 the Hospital where he recovered and yesterday
left Colusn escaped at the time. but yestersy
resied By Officer Clark Of the Third Ward and while beng
taken to the Tornbs met Sheridan and proposed pay
him certain amount OF money To 1t him off The latter
scceped the terms but the Officer refused to let him GO
sad took BIN before Justice Orborne who locked him
snswer Sheridan accompanied them to the Police Court
and refusing to make complaint srsrs; Coleman.
himself locked sP to appear sgains, HIN s witness
FATAL SrABBIsG AFFRsr-Jares DAVIS. the young
man who was Stabbed in the abdomen on Sunday after
Z. while in fight with James Smith in Ws,.sr 81,
Dover ct died at the NewYork Hospital Of bis injuries at
10 O'Clock yes rdsy ng appears tina; bosb parties
salor ard when in this port pu; up at the house Of
HIry Williams. corner Of Dover and Waterss Here on
Sunday they got into quarrel and fight but sspar
eied before either mud injured They after
ward and renewed the fight when Davis received tho stab
which caused his death Smith who arrested 1t the
tine is still in IrsIn An nquet will be held to day spon
tie body by Coroner Hilton The fight is said TO have
teen witnessed by John Kearney and Oliver Pennington,
who vii appear and testify
C.RErrssLY SHOOTING 4 SCHOOL GIRL "A blacksmith,
named Patrick Clarity yesterday arrested for careless
" Il oorg small girl who with others playing in the
ward Of Public School No e. at Msnhatanvile Oh Monday
morning The accused with others, engaged in firing
at mark placed upon fence and directly in range Of the
ray ground Of the school when ba from his ride struck
Little gil named Mead in the head back of the ear sad
then glanced off 1t is charged that the &C; was the result
Of gross cae and be was held TO ban oy Justice
Stuart in 81 coo 10 answer
SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTIsG-Shorty after II
O'Clock Yesterday morning, Owen Meleny while engaged
with Others in blasting rocks at the foot OF forysecond st.
r. was terribly injured by the pr mature explosion OF
blns lie was uck upon the head by piece of rock and
L1olod ensel,ss to the ground fragment also struck
Linn in the left eve and is feared he will lose the sight oft
He IVES conveyed TO the New York Hospital Two other
men were injured slightly by the explosion The injured
man has family living in Thirty second st. near seconday
COLLISION BETWEEN STEAMER UREA AND SLooP JANE
GRASr-Ihe Inspectors Of Steam Boilers have made the
following report the Collector of this port upon the re-
cent ooion case OF the Utica and the soop Jane
Grant No fault is imputed to the Pilot of the Utica;
NEw YORK, Oct Is.
SIR. In the matter Of the collision between the steam
l. 'ti,a a fcou
reil bulbood Of Pougbke pse the night OF Tuesday
Set 1853 have the honor TO report that we have
tai "a Ne testimony Of the hands on board the sloop aai
Of he licensed pilots Of the steamboats, Utica and Oregon,
viii, ie file in Office. From that testimony
decide that fault can be imputed to the quot OF sa
Utica hut the contrary he is entitled to praise for his
rtseICe mind exercised in the prompt sheenng OF MS
vess, 10 tie westward which probably prevented her
from being sunk report further that we believe that
soid so as carrying more sail than was either necesSa
" or IItdeEi that che in consequence difficult to
hnIde ard that the collision occurred from the npossi
lty of steering the sloOp in he required direction whe
uIGCr such q pIess of su We further deem those IN
charge e her to have acted mprudenty in salng in the
tIs,k of the steamer when The had free wind and could
lave kept ertie ely out f the way. We d. deny that
sn vessel, have the right TO sail in such parts OF tho
river may best suit their purposes but certainly
II cir best policy to keep out Of the track OF steamers
vhen II ey without inconvenience 10 themselves
"a vas the of the Jane Grant On tho night in ques
ton. We are, very especially
Your obedient servants,
I'M INN VIE Es,u,cr P PS5 S lS,Ps YSp1
Hon Greene c Bronson Collector
REAL ESTATE Nicooy sold yesterday a large number
OF los at Moania Of irregular sizes at about 300 for
for leo by leo feet
Coe sod several Brooklyn lots follows:
slott La Rsyeite mar Aentsv 2K 100 zach 600 go