New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

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CIsous Performance afternoon ard evening"
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RCrGERs Institute We understand that The Directors
OF this Institution have unanimously elected signor Do
mngo Hnneu, Professor of the Italian Language and
Literature Mr. Is a Siclian Exile
$, Andrews Church will be closed for several Sundays
for the purpose of undergoing repairs wen painting
end attirng the Chanel Owing to the exertou of the
esteemed Pustor the Rev. g Draper and the ibersty
Of his Pensioners the vestry have been able to
ylish this much desired object
FINAL DECISION IL TIE MAsoS WILL C,sE-The long.
gaied case between the heirs of the late John Mason IN
which Isaac Jones and others appellants and Joseph
Aston and Helen his wife and others respondents has
been finally decided by the Court of Appeals in favor OF
Mr. and Mrs Aston and the other respondents The cues
ton of the validity OF the will tried in the Circuit
Court Of this City months since before Judge Rose
ve and a Jury vhcn verdict given against the va
Edv of the will To this Mr. Jones and others appealed
and the Cour, OF Appeals has unanimously sustained the
charge of Judge Roosevelt and the verdict Of The Jury
which dsposes Of the objections raised by the executor
counsel as TO the feigned and finally settles this i'm
portant and ong pro,racted litigation.
The PRtzF FIGHT BETWEEN MoRRrssEY AND SrIrW,v
The contest between Yankee sullivan and John Morris
sov which has long been talked OF came OF at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon at Boston -Four Corners The fight
lasted So minutes during which 81 rounds were fought at
the expiration Of which Morrssey who had been punished
severely nearly every round was in ashockng condition
his nose beng completely hatiened and his face cut fright
fully from whc the blood flowed prousey Al this stage Of
the fglt occurred in the ring and dnrng the NOSE
and confusion which ensued time called but Sullivan
no, bearing it, did appear The friends % Of Morrssoy
therefore declared him the victor which was also pronounced
by the judges
Ii said that by this accident oversight and this only
on the part of Sullivan he lost the battle Morrssey al
though he exhibited good pluck sadly disappointed his
friends a. he showed but a small degree OF skill Nearly
three thousand people the ground to witness the
fight which not the least interrupted by the authorities
of that vicinity IL is said nearly all the farmers aud cit
zens of that region were present witness the dsgraceu
exhibition IAst night the rum holes Of the City were
thronged with anxious perons in search of news and all
manner Of stories were told BIZ, the above seemed to be
the nearest approximation the truth However 1t il no
consequence to respectable people for with the com
mon feelings of man can read the revolving details Of
such an Internal exhibition without feeling sense Of degra
daon that such cr atures the human form II OUT
authorities had chosen have prevented the fight they
might have done So but they did not Let them have all
The "honors Of eonnivng to produce the result
ACCIDENT on TIE HuDsos RIVER RNLRoAD.-0n Tues
day the boiler Of the locomotive Oneida exploded when
near Yonkers and scalded the engineer Henry Brown
severely 1t left the depot Thirty first Il at u clock
with the wsytran for Albany The fireman was not hurt
This is one of the Oldest locomotives used this road The
train due at 4P in New York did not arrive until on
account Of this accident The engineer and the engine were
brought back 10 the City.
On the arrival Of the ship Saratoga from Liverpool on
Monday last number of the passengers presented the r
mate Mr. 8 NJ Simpson with a handsome compliment FOL
biz uniform kindness in the shape OF an elegant gold safety
chain.
Tn. POLICE CoMmssIosERs-Dccision "a fie Riot Case
In uy last we published in The Tr5Eas the trial Of Capt
Alderman of the Ninth Ward before the Police Commis
opers on charge Of negec, Of duty conduct unbec ming
en- officer and ncompeency These charges gre" out OF
tie riot that occurred in the Ninth District Oh the Fourth OF
July The majority of the Board Mayor Westeryet and
Judge Beebe rendered decision in the case suspendng
the Captain from pay for fifteen days From thn decision
Commissioner Tlou partially dssented. and refused his zig
nature to the document Yesterday an opinion or decision
b. Recorder THOU a. one of the Board of Commissioners
was promulgated III II fdlntI chsng uV' unche OusN
,sns much Of interest and s prove Of benehtto
the members of the Police Department generally Thedoc
ume Mt will be found under Law Intelligence
FIRFHESs RECEPTION - On Friday morning al c
O'Clock the Franklin Engine Company No. T. of New
Haven l. A. Dickinson. Foreman, will visit this City TO
see the Crystal Palace and take pa in the Parade OF the
Fire Department The visitors will be received and enter
tanned BY the Mutual Association This Company showed
much courtesy 20 their intended hosts during their Aie
Writ 70 New Haven the Fremens Tournament and the
Mutuas viii do their best to recprOcate
+ CHYsr.L PAIAeE-The attaches and employees Of the
Methodist Book Concern No 200 Mulberry &, visited the
Crystal Palace yesterday ST hundred strong the arge
number Of psrsons from any single establishment that haa
yisifsd the exhibition
large excursion party from Wnsed and the line Of the
Nsugatuck Raocd announced themselves yesterday IA
ission.
Messr Sarr Fellows & Co lamp Manufacturers o.
VlEsmsburgh have arranged to send their workmen
numbering ebou, one hundred, to The exhibition.
About lscoo persors visited the Palace yesterday
CoNPLINIsT TO JOsEFH L. HOLsEs, sUPERISrEsDksi
CT rHE MacHIsK DEPARrsEyT OF TIE CRrsr,i
PaAcE-several Of the exhibitors and attaches Of the Ma
eLine Deperment presented Mr. Holmes with sPlsnd'
gold watch and chain sst evening in very quiet way
token Of her respect and appreciation Of the able ans
eonsdereie N which be has conducted the anar
Of Is Department in connection with the interests Of eIhb
tor ard those persons employed under his charge This
oesrved tribute 70 one who has Effected much for the EE
tbncu BY personal efor- and 10 whose suggestion il d.
Tie lresent Machine Ar,ade and Picture Gallery whie