New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

viii resume their lessons to dav with the exception of the
SoufL Ward School No s. No. it should bo) IN Cry
non lac which being repaired and improved and will
re0I en- on the LIST day of October In Is mistake no
repairs are gong upon that building opens to day
with all its teachers and full three ourths oil Us schoaS
present Very respectfully,
WM. MULLANY, Principal w. S. No. 6, City iialPlace'
SrABprve ArrRAYIY CENTRE sr-On Sunday night short
w berele o'clock two men, named John Clark and John
Doon the latter living at No li3 Mulberry ST. while passing
THROUGH Centre st near Grand in collision with party
Of fonr or five Germans with whom angry words en-
sued when Clark struck one of the Germans with his fist
This was the signal for general fight and the conendng
PARTIES went it, each with the deen naion 10 conquer
The Germans who had knives with them Drought tnen
into reouson which resulted in DOlan receiving Tour
distinct sabs in the face and neck of which are OF
dangerous and is feared fatal character clark was
stabbed in the arm and was also struck across Tue iao
with knife infictng bad wound. They iell To the
Pavement where they found soon aerwaFd and as
Sisted 10 the Fourteenth Ward Station House by some c
zons where they were soon attended Dy pcTo
and Douglass who dressed their wounds They consider
Doon 70 be in very critical situation and after render
inc he necessary assistance ordered him to be conveyed
the New York Hospital which was immedaiey qSn ne
tended and sent home At late hour OF the night capt
Scaiih of the Fourteenth Ward Police arrested Two get
mans giving their names John a. Buckhari and I'd
mind Either on suspicion Of being the parties who In
Gicted the wounds upon Dolan and Clark The latter
identified Either as being one OF the party Oh uerhs
Uoprtc,IrrRI MrErIse-A regular monthly meeting
Of the Horticultural Society held last evening at their
roam No COO Broadway Mr. John Grashon Vice Pres-
dent in the chair and Mr. p B. Mead acting Secretary
The Secretary reported in behalf of Committee that
they had secured Nblos Garden in which to hold the Fan
exhibition The report accepted and adopted
The Committee distributions of awards made Their re-
rors of premiums awarded for the best specimens OF Vege
tables and Flowers exhibited at the meetings in May june
and july The reports were received and adopted
Mr. Mead moved that Committee be appointed 70 de
wise plans for lectures and debates for the coming winter
and make report of the same to the Society AdoPed
The Chair appointed Messrs. Peter r. Mead JACOB T.
Parsons and Wilson G. Hunt said Committee.
Mr. Charles Oakley called the attention OF those present
to some specimens of musk melons exhibition ana SAID
that he had observed the same vine where there Were
them were good for nothing He called the attention OF
the growers 10 this fact with view if possible OF dseov
inc the
Mcssrs Peter b Mead and Jacob c Parsons in the alb
sence Of the proper Committee had examined variety OF
flowers and some fine specimens of figs grown by MI
ploma be awarded TO him. motion to award diploma
was adoltd. $3.50, f.,.
MrJ C. Parsons tic Treasurer, stated thatthe Comms
oner of Patents had forwarded 10 the Society two vol
uues of the Patent Office Reports on Agriculture ana Ne
oharic Arts and moved that vote OF thanks DC tehuereu
! for the valuable presents. Adopted. ,..
fine display Of flowers and fruit were on exhibition
such as Jefferson Plums Goes Golden Drop Nectarins
Plums Nectarnes Peaches Muskmelons Egg flanis ana
/ Cucumbers; and of Flowers Gadolus Gandavensis
/ Gladiolus Pstocina Aston Bishops Prize Ircpeoium
Trimaculatum, Counnaa Crassiiolia, fhlox promnun
d. and Dollichos Purprea.
The following premiums were awarded by the commit
tee on fruit twelve best Peaches, MI j. IL freni!ss
twelve best Nectarines j. H. Prcnti second best Nee
tarnes J. Hartman one fine seeding Nhns' MT no's