New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

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Let those reoolect who from selfish views from coward
ice delay to throw their weigh into the scale Of revolu
tion-le those, say. recoect that will in despite Of
their puse nrnv burst out with aterrble explosion
Ike torrent win sweep Off all the cyclists and the ndf
fcrent the if they opponents Of liberty Zap
sghor Zenca then spoke in Spanish.
Nineteen centuries ago revolution commenced in the
palace If Ponius Plate The leader Of that revolution
publicly and gnonniousy put to DEATH and on his
execution he justly said "H "a aecompLsaed 50 like
wise with the execution Of Narcisco Lopez s the reality Of
our Cuban revolution accomplished Who can count the
martyrs from Christ TO Lopez
Catholicism expeis from her bosom because have
republican sentiments II is fortunate for ultle and
speedy that be made at once aware Of what Cath
ocis really Is that know that in her heart she hates
Liberty that che is twin sister Of Despotism Knowing
our enemy and being forewaned not likely TO fall
into her and be betrayed Great applause-ong
continuedJ .
signor Antonio Betancour recited poetry signify
ing that If all Cubans wish they might trape the ruins
Of despot;em and signaze the installation of new era
The President Casper Betancour, then offered the plat
form 10 any other speaker but none taking advantage oil
the offer, the meeting separated.
The LATE s1ABBre CASE IN FRAsxYoRr-sr-DEATHo
THE VIcTix AND THE CoRosERs IsQUEsT.-Joseph Sassi
the Italian who wa stabbed by unknown assassin in
Frankfortst on Sunday night died Wednesday night
at the Hospital We have already published the oircum
of the Coroner Hilton held inquest
on Sass body Thursday afternoon and the following ev
dence was adduoed
John MCtOmb. NJ d., being sworn, SAID The deceased
was admitted to the New.Yor Hospital on the night OF
the 2sth inst while suffering from wound in the
right lilac region he had lost much blood and was pros
trsted he continued to fail until this morning, about s
clock when he died he generally refused to allow any
thing be done for him. take remedies for his relief
most morton examination revealed wound Of one of the
large intestnes the abdomen found filed with bloody
serum and peronea inflammation the wound caused ms
death.
James Antonac being sworn said: am Italian, and
reside in Wilamsburgh; belong to Turin, Italy and
this city with the deceased in the Sandman frg
ate San Giovanni which arrived here the 10th May last;
the deceased did not have quarrel with any person on
the passage has he quarreed with any person since
the arrival of the vessel TO knowledge lIever heard
him threaten injury to any person. any threaten
injury 10 him; on Sunday morning. August %, at about
clock, l went into Mr.. Restas restaurant, No: %
Frankforst, when met the deceased; we supPed to
geber, and there about an hour; we drank half
bottle of wine and thenwent through Frankfort ST. towards
Wiiamsburgh Ferry; the deceased was going to VII
l'amsburgh TO stop the night with me- he had done so
frequently when close to the corner OF Cliff st,
and the sidewalk from of the Hat Manufactory corner
Cliff and Frankortsts the deceased asked me for
match to light his cigar gave him match and he lighted
his cigar after this he walked Isopped charge my pipe
and while in the act Of lighting it, the deceased called to
for help and at the time came toward me holding
knife in his hand when he called for help he was about
five six PAGES ahead OF me my face was toward hm
but the blaze Of the match prevented me seeing him on
the instant did not think the deceased was seriously in
ured and went to the corner where he came from 10 see
if could discover the person who injured him but
neither saw heard any person running there were
many persons sitting and standing about in groups, but
deceased spoke in Italian; neither of us could speak
English the deceased ran back to the place where
we had supped together and | followed him asked
him what was the matter and he said he had
received stab and showed me the knife the knife now
shown me appears to be the one never saw II before
after he had shown the knife he said don't leave
"me :" doctor sent for, and came | accompanied
the deceased TO the Hospital and shortly aerward lett to
Get him clean shirt; when returned was refused ad
mittance therefore left the shirt and went away sup
POSING nobody would be admitted to sec him; while IN
the Of coming toward me. he said This must be some
of the Irish from whom have got this on account of
woman this all heard him say relative to it.
joseph Beste keeper of the restaurant No % Frankfort
# has confirmed the statement OF the above witness re-
gardng sass and Antoine taking supper at his place &c
lie knew nothing Of the difficulty the deceased appeared
To have regular lodging pace-wtness never heard OF
him having difficulty with any person.
James Magon being sworn said reside in West Ho
boken; knew the deceased; got acquainted with him
shortly after he arrived here knew Of his quarrel
Ing with any person | attended 10 him during the while
he was in the Hospital on Monday evening an Italian
named Sacch and questioned him. and deceased toll
him that he had had quarrel with person named Scco
resi- in Italy also with person named Georgia never
heard him charge any person with stabbng him; he told
me that the person who stabbed him unknown to him
| never saw the knife shown me before
The testimony being closed the Coroner addressed the
Jury who after brief absence rendered the following
verdict:
in The abdomen ON the night of August 18th, at the
of Frankfort and CHI ss by some person to him
unknown
The dagger with which the deceased was stabbed IS
about four aud half inches in length with black handle
of ebony The blade is thin and very sharp
The following is copy of will and dying declaration
made by the deceased on Sunday evening
The evening of Sunday Doth August, ls53 at about
O'Clock l. Guess3i SASH stabbed in the lower part
Of the stomach by unknown person am native OF
Romeo Terraro Province Of Man;na % years OF
of John Of the living Xannni Gcnnucifa-marred to
Matilda Zebervin d Ravinna-wiihout children. Being
in danger of death but of sound mind to say declare IN
presence Of the present witness below signed that what
possess Of movesbles or imm0yabes, dispose oi IN
favor Of my legitimate wife. whose l. Matilda Zsb
roni Of Ravonna Poniihcal Stated daughter OF the liv
ing Felix Zebrcnni. lSigned GUEssffPI SassI.
Carlo MoRNNI. SEONE GABURRI. GRACOSNA MACON.
MIETING OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE SocIErY-Theregular
monthly meeting of the Board of Managers was held at the
Bible House Asior Place Thursday, at Il O'Clock VIM
b. Crosby Esq was in the chair assisted by Francis HILL
Esq
Nine new auxiares were recognized of which two were
in Tennessee four in Missouri and IN Connecticut Texas
and Wisconsin one each.
The resignation of Rev Samuel L. Tut:e who has been
for several years Agent and assistant in the Sscretays
Office was presented IL accepted, and voted hat
copy of the Scriptures be presented to him
A aion was received from Right kfv BISHOP
NJ llvaine giving account of his visit with Rev. DR.
Nermiye delegate to the British and Foreign Bible
Society. -
giving gratifying notice of the Rev. Dr. Nermyhc As
delegate 10 that body from this Society
letter was read from DR. Williams of Canton gvinc
of the progress Of the new translation oil the
Bible IN China.
Another iroin Rev DR. Bri1geman, at Shanghai, on the
same subject, with some account of the rebellion
very interesting letter read from Ho in the Sand
wch Islands, containing liberal DONATION ana speak
ing very gngy about the demand for Portuguese
letter was read from Gov. Brigham Young, of Utah.
acknow sdgng the receipt OF donatio mol Bibles from