New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

Ricf~ord Rr7rrsr WI sooa lesi % the hYnsnesl a.
tar the distinguished sotress and estims5le woman.
Mrs Anna Corr Norzs
u The Hermann sailed on Saturday for
Bremen. with q considerable aumb@r OF passsngers
The Giasgor .so sailed, with passengers. for Ola.
gov Mn. Stowe rh expected 70 90 in the G. bit
che wa not prepared
~ 1t is stated that Julien has engaged for
his campaign ia thu country the fTnoas Bssssini
doubls-b4ss Vio player. and Anna Zerr. the German
soprano.
~ Stealing thrilling paragraphs of crime in
other cities and changing the and locares 50 As
TO suit ths lattGd is easy way Of making resiable
City news; but after exposure il looks very awkward
Formely such talent found vent IN long hcaons and
imaginary soenes Of the police Office.
ITALIANS TO ARRfvE-The Editor Of III.
Fenork Daily Adr>-fiser in q letter from Italy say.
that several hundred refugees under arrangement with
the Sandman Government, were to be sent ia few
dsys in public ship 70 America
~ We call the particular attention Of
tbose interested to the adverdsment OF the Model
Dwellings IN Thirty sevenfh ct The second building
IL hnished, snd applications fer apartments in il may
now be made.
DIsPERsISG RowDrs-The only efectual
method Of dispensing the gangs Of young Ioafsrs who
eongregate upon corners where liquor Is sold. and
who. Sunday evenings in particular a nuisance
to the neghborhoods which they nfs /. to arrest for
the least legal cause, two OF the drunkest
most impudent and stubborn and deposit them in the
al r - -.
morning We happened to this recipe tried efec,
ually last evening. a, the Of Frsnklinst aud
West Broadway. by Assistant Captain Martin he de-
posted two promising shoots Of humanity IN the
Station House cells and there was an immediate
city that sort Of society better recipe would be
10 stop the flow OF rum
BRUTAL ATTExPT OF A HUsBASD TO MgR-
DER HIS wrFE Shortly before l O'Clock on saturday
morning the cry Of murder" heard proceeding
from the house Of one Wm Gerry. at the corner Of
Twenty seventh ct and Firstay. and upon several Of
the neiRhbors repairing to the place they found Gerry
with cutters mset in his hand cruelty beating
his wife who lay PROSTATE before him the head.
lie Immediately secured and handed over 70 the
custody Of Officer Heath Of the Eghtes nth Ward who
had been called on. The poor woman taken, in
state OF inscnsblity TO Bellevue Hospital where
ascertioned that her head had been feArully beaten
and that several Of her fingers were eartened BY the
cruel treatment che had received During The day she
was visited by Coroner Hilton who went COR the pur
pose Of taking her deposition hut she remaining in
sensible. he WAS unsbe to do so. 1t is the opinion
Of the attending physician that sue viii not
Gerry was not intoxicated at the time and the fac,
that be has been for time pas. notorously
to the Eighteenth Ward Police leads TO the supposi.
ton ihst he intended 10 take the life Of his wife. He
is now in prison swqitng the result, Of toe injuries
inflicted.
Tn LADIES How MIssioS SoCErr-
The eighth anniversary Of the Ladies Home Mission.
sry Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was
held Friday evening In the Madison 81 Church cor
ner Of Catherine It The meeting wa well attended,
and we noticed the following clergymen present DR.
Bangs. Revs. Bangs, Martindale. B. wakely,
NJ l.. scudder John Luckey c. Ishem. J B aeayney.
s, HowleDd. Juskip, T Young c = Bags J.
b. Cocsgne Peter Jones Indian Chief, aud Mis-
sionsry 10 Canada A. 5. Lackin - Philips
DR.. BANGS presided, and he explained the object OF
the meeting, He stated that there four Missions
under the charge Of the Ladies Missionary Society and
9 report would be read giving account Of how they
bad progressed for the lst year The hrS; Of these
Missions In importance the Five Pcints Mission.
and he would introduce brother Luckey who would
give an account OF bis labors Mr. Luckey then came
forward He said be entered bis mission Al the Five
Points in May ISL since which time that Mission
had steadily progressed Many were redeemed from
their fallen state and progressing in integrity and
Christian advancement A the Mission was surround
ed by distressed population, II necessary to al
minister bodily relief some OF which had been given
in clothes and come in food There was also some
clothes furnished to the Mission monthly account Of
which had been published in n, TribEas newspaper.
and he (Mr L. always took care in furnishing hese
counts to credit to the ladies Of the Home Mis-
sion for to them the credit due aud not himself
or any individual missionary la the month Of May,
1851 be received his Miss II and 20 pack
ages Of clothing. Ia the corresponding month IN May,
1882 be received 10 boxes clothing and l32 packages
In tho first three months OF th Mission IN ISL be
ccived from one 70 seven dollars a mOu n in money
subscriptions b. the support OF the Nilsson In the cor
respoBdirg months IN l-2 h@ received from sl9 - 81
per month Ia November. December and January Of
ls5l, he received from ELS SO per mouth. and Ia
the same months IN lo2 he received from 81 1870 $3.50
The whole amount which he received was 81 100 =,
which hsd been carefully distributed There were 200
persons under the special care OF the NsiOn, Daring
the past year for 50 Of those places had been got by the
Missionary ard his family AMI great many by the
ladies themfeYes, hut how many he could say
There were ~ preseBt remaining LOO persons at
good many pro5siionists. Many VINO we're under the
Of the Mission bad gone 20 their friends some al
gone with ceftincLes 20 other Missions and s0ne ew
had left without certificates gresi many u the youth
under the Of he Mission o. Irish parruiage,
particularly In the Sabbath Schoo! which contains a.
least 800 penons every Sabbath day both morning
and evening service. The temperance meetings oa Sab
bath DAYS asO We. sffendrd snd they II the
greatest benefit net only themselves bu they were
stepping stol e. O. Re-lo TIE mcn have increas
Ell IA number every Sabbath sluce May 1sJl Saenthry
ony numbered 40 persons I'll now tie Church : al
ed ard also the buuing which erected outside %
the Psfk adjoining the old Brewery Many have sou ht
found consolation IN the spirit and J1-h there
some Who weak snd ~ yet uncouarmed N .th AMI
unsteady IN resolution. there 10 Llem ultimate re-
seIersion and ba; they may yet 90 20 her home IA
tie same manner ~ some OF their css-in es wao ded
IN the Lord. some OF the chidren Of the Alss0n had
died in the ilstt Of glory aud nothing could exceed
their demeanur uOr more eirfy than the manner 81
tier departure Gnd be one child who ha1 1rulk
En- mother ana Died bundle OF rags N hh and dr.
aud ye; had become per. hat ATE depsrsed singing
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