New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

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of The T. Ti~es. and Rev. Gorham d. Abbott also
passengers.
The Anniversary Meeting of the Phaomsrheau and
Euceisn Societies Of the University Of the City of New
York. will be held at the Reformed Dutch Church La
fayetis Place. Monday. June 27th at NJ. whish
occasion the annual GRAFTON and poem will ba delivered
Orator, f. p whipple Esq; Poet. Rev. John Perpont
The Atlsric sailed for Liverpool on Saturday With
passengers Among them Judge Parker. Albany
Rev J. Kelly Jersey City Augustus Brshsm the singer
and lady England Gen. Gansevoor, Albany DR.. Mont
gomery, New Orle.n DR. Berrsn New York DR.. Hunt
Louisville Seher DArrspgoz Mexico Miss Fitzpatrick
the actress, England Rev. and Mrs. VIM Machure, Mis-
siosaries, ION the Bahamas Alderman Temann, New
York j. p Graves and A. 0'Lesry. bearing dispatches
the latter to Turkey Otto Guthe bearer of dispatches to
Germany.
ANOTHER FATAL AssAvLr-wm Stafford, q young man
2, years Of age late sporter in obbng house town
died yesterday the New York Hospital from the effects
Of blows upon the head ,eved by him the night Of
the 18th ult at the hands Of rowdies Ii sp
pears that at the time Of the occurrence he WAS pursued
by party Of rufisns and fed fer safety into Frenchs
Hotel whittier be followed by the gang, Of whom
seized decaper and struck him several violent blows upon
the head with it, The bar keeper attempted to interfere in
bis behalf but unable to prevent the violence The
assailsnts le Immediately afterwards and all unknown to
pta where he fingered until yesterday Coroner Hilton
will hold inquest upon the body this morning The de-
ceased boarded at No. 100 Clif-st
Major Sherman's Company of Light Artillery arrived
here on Saturday afternoon from expert l. its way
to Minnesota Territory via the Lakes The battery is
Its way via New Orleans This battery distinguished sel
Fort Brown at Monterey and Baens Vista in the Mex
can war The object of the Administration in sending the
light artillery to the Western frontier yet unknown One
hszr nfix
Washington, the western borders Of Arkansas, aud
another on the Rio Grande. The officers accompanying
the troops now their way to Minnesota Territory
Bt. Major Sherman. Commanding Lieut. G. I. Andrews
Sd Artillery Lieut. Piper Sd Artillery The battery is to
receive its horses from st Louis and Iowa.
AT the annual communication Of the NJ W Grand Lodge
Of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity Of Free and Ac
cepted NasODs Of the State OF New York. according to the
old Constituion) at Free Masons Hail. on Wednesday
evening" the sth Of June 1883 the folio wing grand officers
we're unanimously reelected for the ensuing year w
and Hon Mordecsi Myers Grand Master; RI. w. Nath
Warning Esq, ID. G. Master Ri w. james Jenkinson. s.
g. W.; Rt w. James Herring, Grand Secretary; RI. w
John Horspool, Grand Treasurer RI w and Rev Evan
d. johnson and RI w. Edward Cook, Grand Oh ,plsins
W. William Bosrdmsn, Grand Pursuivant w. Greenfield
Pote, Grand Tyler
The Scandinavian weekly newspaper, printed in Swe-
dsb at No II Jacobst in this City has just entered upon
avian kingdoms which cannot be found in English papers
and must on that account be highly acceptable to the
Swedes Danes and Norwegsns in this country.
We find in The Liverpool Coulter of tbest inst the fol-
lowing account OF further testimonials to Capt Nye of the
steamship Pacific for saving the passengers and crew of
the Jessie Stephens
"The essential services rendered by Capt Nye Of the
Pacific and his the bark Jessie Stephens of
in the peous circumstances in which she was then placed
fhnsa nd viii
England and America should feel toward each other
hen the of either navy perform brave actions
The Acknowledgements to Capt Nye have been already
recorded but there is memorial of his conduct to
which would direct attention. namely painting
rued by Mr. Walters of Bold st representing the event
and which Of the best if not the very best. Of this
painters works This picture contains many qualities
and it has attracted great and deserved attention Capt
Nye takes the painting with him TO New FORK day.
he Pacific But it is too late would recommend
him TO leave il on view few days longer on his own ao
count, and account of the painter and the public.
Another testimonial which lies before is given to
be third mate of the Pacific by the Lords of tn. Admi
ATTY and consists of magnificent telescope by bland.
bearing the following inscription: Presented by the
LORDS Of the Admiralty to Charles TOnkn, third mate OF
the s Mail steamship Pacific, for his devoted and in
repid conduct in rescung the crew of the British bark
Jessie Stephens Of Irvine while laundering in the disas
trous tempest of the 18th of December 1882 AZ NJ 4?
wv Mr.. TOukn has also received the silver medal Of
the Shpwrecked Fishermen and Mariners Society, which
bears on the diverse the arms OF the Society and on the
reverse suitable motto encirced by the memorable sig
nal England expects every man will do his duty, and
reference TO Job, % 10 v, which IS exceedingly sp.
proprate scripture. right TO add that Mr. IoDkn
in tie boat for twelve hours that he id tw- of vol
aud that while he made the instrument Of saw
ing others it was with difficulty he saved himself"
FIRr.-At1 o'clock on Satur lay morning fire broke
out in the hat and esp store in Sixth Seventeenth
ST. The remen early the ground but before they
could extnguh the flames the stock ia the store was en-
tirey destroyed The building only slightly damaged
sTNASGER.-The following are among the arrivals at
'he P'ino'P"i ho'eis' urrpoeor1r.x
Hon. c. H Murray, Cal f. P Phillips, Boston.
Col. w. M; Peyton, Va J. FindlA Cal
J.. G. Knight, Cleveland. A S Rhodes Va.
Walter Williams, Eng. Herbert Bet, Eng.
VIM. Clarke Buffalo, Dr. A. Zero. Eng
J. w. Stats Louis. Hon. Williams Eng
Vim. 5. Christian, Va. D Fleming Portland
VIM. II. Nichols Boston. c. Stebbins, Orleans
Hon. 2. H. Hyatt Rochester Hon c. Norris Portland
IRVING HoGsE.
Hon. +. A. Williams Porism'h. L Martin, ItalyI
Geo. W. Hall Boston Prof B. Botta Italy.
HIM. Moore, Boston. g. Tasea, Italy.
NJ Osborne, Boston. w. Brooks Texas
John c. Buions, Honolulu. W. Hall and lady $ C.
D. X. COlborne Albany. ,. Clark, Cincinnati.
A S. stephens, Utica VIM +. Hennessy, New-YO.k.
r. Watkins California Ms, E. L, Beard, Gala
c. Powers Mail Agent, Gala Miss Ellsworth, Gals.
b. Reynods Gala r Brigham, Boston.
s A Hastings Gals. II Crawford, Louisiana
j. C. Rogers Gala Prof \. c. Tooker. Poug hkeepsie.
c. E. Alexander OREGON. Jas W; wlkin New-A4yen.
WIN. McGsnAshu, Gala VIM Moore and lady lliaois.
\ r NOImsnD c.i ana D Il Rust Nsw.Yorl
i C CAmpbeL Aspinwsn I. H. stanton Phila
K T. Bailey, New-York.
ST. NICHOLAS
Judge Hopkins Mobile. 4 r. Posey, s. Loas.
Gen skaggf, Louisiana w n es"ell lsnesee
Hon. z. bsnriek, Alabama o. g. Clafh Florida
Rev. c. P. Stimssn. Casteton. L. D. Norm. 81 Louis
joseph Wedden Halifax. Charles d. Philips Georgia
VIM Green, Albany. 4 A. Thomas heptucky
7. A. HuiiadO. Panama. n Adais ~ Louis
J. b. Goldschmidt, London j. NJ g. pa'iason A0any
yudg. Lorsdsle few-Orlssn' J w psys M:oI s:-,
W. Swell L. S.N. ~. richards faAaHo'