New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

VIII De hearo before the General Term. lnterFogsto
were served the answers to which are to be out in on
Friday.
The following are the interroyatories which each Of
the members charged with having vios;ed the njunc
ton viii have TO enswer:
i. Were you not during the whole of The v.a- 1870
one OF the Aldermen Tor Assistant AID a. NAV bel OF
the City and County Of New-York end Of the - Ward
ID ssd city, and are you not now such Al9ernnanf
T. as not the Injunction order granted II this action
tahd Of which copy il hereto annexed, marked
served upon you the - of December 1859 was not
sueh service made BY delivering 10 you copy, and al
me came time showing TO you the said original njunc
g. Were you present at a meeting Of the Board OF AZ
derrnen on 10Th day Of Dec, 1872 when majority Of all
The members elected TO said Board approved and passed
certain resolution grant of which copy ia hereto
annexed marked b MOI wifhstanding the econ there
70 81 the Mayor of sad City
T. DID you not, after the service OF said Injunction
order you, and such meeting together with a ma
Jorty OF all the members elected said Board Of Alder
men, vote in favor Of and assist in the adoption approval
and passage of said resolution gram notwithstanding
the objections thereto Of e Mayor and notwithstanding
said injunctioni
s. Was or was not said grant ution Of Dec o.
81 passed and approved by said Board Of Aldermen
notwithstanding said objections Of the Mayor
TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAy NYE OF THE PA
crFIc.-We find in Liverpool paper the following
acknowledgement by Capt Nye, Of the testimonial pre-.
sented to him by the Liverpool shipwreck and HUI
Society for his praiseworthy conduct in refer
70 the crew Of the unfortunate ship Jessie
Stephens:
To &s Committee of the liverpool ShiprreeE and r.,
Society Capt Nye begs leave to return his thanks
for their splendid medal which he has had the honor TO
receive. Also for those presented to the of the
boat who rescue the OF the Jessie Stephens The
successful accomplishment Of the acthas its reward
in the gratitude TO Him who permitted me to be an
humble instrument in saving from suffering and death
some Of my felowtravelers the worlds great high
way doubt not they would do likewise unto me. 10
the possession Of your uchyalued memento there will
be the pleasing recollection Of your approval also of
much kindDe to the recipient in the good town Of Liv
erpoo
LiropOO, Feb. g, 1853"
THE MEDAL MEETING AT METROPOLITAN HALL
To Rev. Archbishop HUsH,,:
SIR-As one of the Committee engaged in
making arrangements for the Madiai Meeting" in
Metropolitan Hail. beg leave to call attention to a
statement in your letter that the occasion was made
Of "to denounce our Catholic fellowcitizens in
this country !" "to inaugurste Protestant crusade
against Catholic fellow citizens" Reports Of all the
speeches made the occasion easily accessible and
prove that anything false than this accusation
never stated by any authority, clerical OF laca The
principal speakers used nothing but the kndest and
respectful language in regard 20 Catholic fell
low ctizens and urged them ojOin with In denounc
ing and petitoDng against Gil such outrageous tyranny
ly,lD
conscience sake Every honorable man, of the thou.
sapds pIesenta the meeting will eafy to this fact, and
il will require something than your bare assertion
10 convince the intelligent and respectable Of your
community Of its ialsity
It Is that good deal Of laughter excited by
the extracts read by Of the speakers from
fortunate lecture the subject Of Civil and Religious
Freedom" delivered in the same Hail. but il was all ia
good humor, and at your expense
In regard your statement that the art OF prn ing "a
chthtes the difusion OF tire Holy Scriptures and Tint
the Church uva herself with eagerr of that art for
the purpose Of multiplying copies Of them" we beg
leave to ask you which translation of the Holy Scrip
lures into TIE Italian language is acceptable to the
Church. and sure to meet with the patronage ofPopes
Cardinals and BshOpsT and we pledge ourselves 20
print large edition OF this translation, and send it TO
Italy, for graiuitous distribution We wait nuxiously
reply 20 this inquiry offer is made ia perfect good
fbIb and shol be gsd 10 get your guarantee stnst
the pecuniory risks OF our enterprise
ANsoN G PHELPs in.
The LATE CASE or BURYING IN OAK.ST.-
Mrs. Mary ONeil. the woman who seriously
burned at No 3si Oak St. while ia quarrel with her
husband died yesterday morning, at the New.York
Hospital and Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the
body in the afternoon Several Witnesses stated that
the deceased and her husband in the h,b of get
ting Intoxicated and that this occasion tho former
wac somewhat under the influence OF liquor. The wit
not being present when the quarrel took place,
could tell whether Ncl pushed his wife upon the
stove or whether she fell on IT, The following il the
dying deposition Of the deceased
haJy ONid being sword, sHys: My husband, on Mon
day afternoon, asked me to make a fire for him. which
old while was thus engaged he said look at the tail of
your dress turned and looked and found my dress
10 be on fire; sGid Peter. do you want 10 expose
me-" | asked him TO put out the fire on my clothes
md he would not I then into the street he
drunk the night previous, but drank nothing Mon
day. he in bed up 20 the time OF my being set on
FIRE; he cursed me and called ON God TO do the same
when my clothes got on fire he knocked me down; he
did 80 three times before could get out of the house;
could have got the fire and could have been saved
had IL not been for him; conscious Of my dgnger
and believe these be my dying words; gave him
cause for doing what he did
This was taken Monday lsst. the day OF the occur
renee The Coroner after briefly reviewing the evil
dence submitted il to the Jury who, after short alb
senoe rendered the following verdict; THAT Mary
ONeil came 10 her death by burns, accidentally re-
ccivcd while in state Of intoxcaton' The deceased
ives native of Ireland. 30 years of age. The Jury
ruled out the dying deposition in consequence of its
having been tax IN while the deceased under the
influence of liquor. The deposition was taken about
sn hour after the accident occurred
REAL EsTArE.-The following property was
sold BY A. J. Blocker Feb %:
House and lot No lss st. 2iies........."..eHso
House and lot No 272 MOit-st, 2x9o. ........ 28T5
House and lot No AL 1Ah-st lSx7o ............. $50
House ard lot No Hl Wsyerly place Jsy-s,. $500
House ard lot No lS9 adjoining on Wsyery place. i7oe
Horse and lot No. AZ Thouasst l7Sl0l..,...., 400
houses ard lots 81 So ali together, each 30 1000
House ard lot No. az Csnuor-st l7x60........ $500
House ard lot No 95 adjoining, l7x6o. 1872
House and 10; No g. joining, l7x69 ...... $50
fIon LOT No rs AXo2 us