New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

LADIES RleHTs at the ST. Cises The eesant Nssebo
VII be fys9 B17T% k M9,sG% s evening
The presents both and a,S
w0f Ethiopian S,sr pnsson. No Brosr.
owErss Mosr BLANC exhibited tho Chinese Build
BASvtsps Holy LAND may the usual hours at No. SOC
s.sIosSs exhibition at PsnOrsm. Hail. No 500
THE ExHnTlOs Of Paintings and oths works d Art
THE Bs1 es zen as open public
The weather preserved the past three days delight
full equaDimity being extreme in neither direction and en-
joyable in both.
ACCIDENT TO GKs ScoTT-At O'Clock on Wednesday
evening last as Gen Scott passing down Fifth
corner of Ninhst he stumbled against projecting paving
stone and fell severely busing himself and dslocstng his
right shoulder He taken home an promptly attended
nv DIR Mott who reduced the dsocston. Had he struck
his left shoulder, which has been badly wounded by
bullet the consequence would have been more serious
On pourne at his residence at late hour last evening"
we learned that he considerable better, and in little
pain He will doubt be able to walk out in few days
RIor AND BLOODY CONFLICT BETWEEN THE RowDEs
AND POLICE or THE ELEVENTH WARD.--At late hour
on Wednesday night row occurred between party
of drunken foreigners, who had collected at the low
procoery of Thomas Kane, known as the Londonderry
House located in Eleventhst near the Dry Dock They
became so bosterous in their proceedings that the Police
sf the Eleventh Ward called to suppress the diff
.ulty and put stop the disorderly proceedings In
doing this they were resisted in their efforts to restore
.dor and terrible scene ensued of which the following
i, description by Captain Sques, of the Eleventh Ward
Police as made to Chief Matsell
This WAS one of the most bloody and desperate fights
that has ever taken place in this district The place
f and fighting and disorder going within when officer
Bsurse opened the door for the purpose OF restoring quiet
brt he had scarcely entered when he was ved by cart
no Officers Wade and Soughton next came to its
b. ware each knocked down the moment they entered the
door Wade was hauled inside and the door closed upon
him lie wasthen jumped upon and beat in the most shock
; manner vet he still retained his grasp upon his club
and finally regsned his feet when with an energy lent
him BY the occasion, he kept his assaants at bay laying
them right and left till reinforcement arrived and burst
omen the door fight became general and desperate
Furteen of the desperadses finally captured and
brougbt in by the officers each one officers and prison
avs re.kipe and streaming in blood. The place Of the
conflict presented the appearance OF slaugherhouse
Oecers Wade and Stoughon badly cut upon their
heads and other parts Of their bodies
Their wounds were dressed by DIR. Kmbark. o hers
were more or less injured All the assaants bore marks
Of the fight one of them having his broken, besides
showing other evidences of club soup 1t was desper
,e conflict and the officers behaved most noby, each
seeming 10 forget his own personal danger in his efforts for
b safety Of his comrades Much credit is due to Mr..
hudson Jennng and George Elliott two citizens who hear
inc the racas the aid of the officers and rendered
them important service collection OF the weapons taken
from its premises may be at Essex Nj irket among
which is scraper used for scrsping ships bottoms with,
having a handle about foot and half long. On each
~ was hair and blood where il had been used the Off
GERS heads
The names Of the parties arrested are Thomas Kane,
,esner of the porterhouse Andrew Hughes Henry Henry
Mathew Dougherty John McGeyon John Henry, Patrick
Jobn and James Hughes, William LOwery, Patrick Null
holland. Mathew Henry, James Campbell ana Henry
Upgbes They were all taken before Justice wood VINO
committed the whole party to answer charges OF ro ana
.ssau and battery The whole matter will be laid before
~ c,and Jurv for their action The house of Kane is
.ad to be VIGOROUSLY bad place and one in which the
police have often been called to quel fights and riots
Persons desreus OF sending letters newspapers for
officers or men the African squadron or the Pacific Sur
ve,pg and Exploring Expedition may have them forwarded
TO their des naon 10y directing to the care of the
L. s. Survey and Supply Ship, ]. p Kennedy, provided
they arrive previous to the 18th Of this month
Paw Mr. Bach who has Just returned from extensive
,our in Palestine ectured last Saturday aarge
Guidance on Mr. Bsnvards painting of the Holy Land at
,bs Ceorama No $40 Broadway. The hall vas filed by
members and Bible of the congregation over which
Mr. Bach presdes The lecture very interesting and was
listened TO with deep attention by the audience lie pointed
49,, arv of the holy places made sacred by the footsteps
81 r among them the Mount Olives the Chapel
~ the Ascension the Shrine Of the Holy Cross where Ut 10
seeed the true Cross was found, three hundred years
sr the Crucifxion by Helena mother of Constantine
the Church Of the Holy Spuchre the Sepuchre OF Christ
Mount Calvary the Mosque Of Omar, standing upon the
ate Of the ancient temple Of solomon the TOMB OF the
Virgn Mary the Garden Of Gehsemane where our SAVIOR
nrayed in agony and the sacred fountain where
baped by john and where the Children OF Israel crossed
With the Ark lie stated that the place pointed out at the
esept dsy as Mount Calvary cannot be the true Mount
bat he in common with all travellers who have examined
ho cround have come to this conclusion The lecturer
then infinitely explained photography OF Jerusalem DOM
ancient and modern and these portions Oh MS lecture were
particularly interesting and instructive
tn, Tina. ny CouRr MsRTIAL.-The trial OF Captain
NcA,de of the City Guard, is at an end Inc following
atter has been officially addressed to him.
ie''ei has '''' Nrw.YoRK Monday, Junes lSS3
a Fn thereby the Court not take eosnsnee .hs -
You directed to tase eo .I Ih regiment
NEw.YoRk AsrI.SLAyIRY SocIETr.-A new society
bearing this name and auxiliary to the American AnN
Slavery Society, of which Mr.. Garrison Is PRESIDENT @
Just been formed in this City The following is Us. OIL rs
principal officers; Lauren Wetmore, President YIN a.
Hall and DR. o. H. Wellington. VicePresidenis on'er
Johnson Editor Of The National AHt Slavery S'ana'r'
Corresponding Secretary Henrietta W. Johnson n -.
Recording Secretary Rowland johnson. Treasurer an
the sbeYs NAMED tsseh~ with ABBY Ho9PT Espsns y