New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

Bridget Govern residing in the same house teseh I'd
70 having Saturday night seen James sally catse his
VIE 10 beat her she ran behind wne: 10Y plo.sSpai
after this md a,out II O'Clock that night, a-Ni her
scream though sally b. ng her on sunday eV-n'
ing heard similar noi,e; am certain sh- Us not VI
o1icated either occasion on Monday morning sue rh
into my protection Sally chased her 10 th7 door
but would not let him in she was SOBER ~ 'ai,
time he always surly looking after while sne retained
60 Der snd about O'Clock heard her cry Mar
der and Also Erea nose a. he vas beating ne, ne
negbbors ssd h. killing his wife and ran into sne
room and found her lying upon he door and her sce GOV
erso with blood tuesday morning she gave ohin 'us
dead child her husband in the habit Of oasng her
DR. Donsghe House Physician to the Hospital tesunei
70 having made post mortem examination OF ihs o'dy 81
deceased be found marks OF violence except wound.
about the right I'VE opening the abdomen ne ionhi
marks Of perOules THIS, he thougnt, WAS tns
result Of the abortion The was hers gwen % tn-
Jury. who rendered the following verdict, That the aii
>srsh sally TO her death by petontes the result 81
AZ abortion further that said abortion the recent re-
sut Of the III treatment of her husband On the rendition
Of The verdict Sally committed TO the City Prison TO
await further examination. The deceased was naive Oh
ireland, about % years Of age.
EXPEDITION, FROM slvAssAH roR LrBERr,-Rev.
K r. Gurey who was present the emblrkston ION the
10Th Of hundred and thyour colored emgrsnts for
Liberia, states TO Us the following particulars:
The outfit emigrants under the direction OF
the Secretary Of the American Colonization Society Rev
Nm. Lain The Adeline ran aground near the NOUN
OF the savannah River and consequence of some injury
detained in the dry dock for several days Inc emf
grants hundred and thIrtyfour IN number
ninety from Tennessee twenty from SAY "a.
and the remainder from Augusta Aedgevlle and R'''
well in Georgia, young man excepted who was from
Athens Alabama The Tennessee people are IN SLY ayr
cuiuraisis, middle aged and young men, women and
children having with them three four aged parsons,
anxious TO onpany their large families OF desc-nitds
and the inviting inheritance opening before them
This company in charge # two ministers OF the Cos
pei Rev hessrs Dyke and Smith, genlemen who iaoOred
With great energy snd for their ben-dt, ana
camping out with them for than fortnight in the
vicinity Of Savannah shared all their nconvenences
and nv
them comfortably accommodated board The sIt'e
ment which may be expected from these gentlemen will
be erveneo by many facts and incidents in regard 10 the
history # thscompsDy Mr. Smith is lawyer IS well ~
Methodist preacher and during sixteen years has prosecu
I'D claim for the freedom Of thirty Of these enigrsnts,
finally receiving decision IN their favor while Mr. D ke,
the OF his efforts 10 obtain emgrln received
most worthy families Of twenty persons from tSond
viduals.
Among the emigran'. from Savannah are several mem
bers of Rev DR. PrestOns Church lone Of them Shssrmn,
FOR msuy years sexton Of that Church, who with hts vile
children has received liberty in great part through
contributions from New York and vicinity Mr. Wood.
formerly of this STATE but merchant Of Savannah,
gave servant woman permission 20 Rpany her hls
band who also member of DR.. Pr,si0ns Church.
Two of worthy character tone of whom has
had hu sbsnd for years in LibeIia enable q
fund.-, in few days from their white and coIar7d
friends in >sysnn h. 10 pay the price for their redemption,
md joy fully sailed sh their friend. for the Pr"vin'e OF
Freedom Rev. Mr. Pratt Of Roswell g.ve liberty to
,ervsIt and his family. The former has ben licensed
preacher of the Gospel in the Presbyterian Church ant
embarhng for Liberia in the true spirit Of Christian
Missionary.
Board ALDERNEN Friday. June H-Richard I
Compton. Esq in the Chair and quorum present The
Of the previous meeting read AID approved
Iefifohs r.ftrrtd-Of I. j. WayIe snd Others f'r re-
pairs 10 Third cSrner OF Twenty first st of several
physicians for payment tor services rendered At the STA
iion Houses If Hook and Ladder Co No. - for loca
tom Of David Morrel TO OBTAIN the privilege of u'iog
Croion water by drsnt To sprinsle Tnrd Az .nd ats-n
trees AT the usual rates h. H. Purdy Wn. II pku,
md o'be's for sewer in Forsyth 81 Of Hook and Lad
u % No fnr A n " X
B,fotr o> THF NV PER At TIVE BrrERY.-Ad
Brshy moved to taxi up the report aud pp r. To- relation
'o tf r.. -i.on 20 give Etulerbutp rni'-'n = built
ANEW biz. llu south - Per No Nortn RIVER The 70
rrt vas tattr up l-tn-r Tifh resolution 1T AID O'n
nan to secur- h- same Il- rep0r. 50 al pt-d s'ne
al The ere, q - Of ths pier wa commenced
Nr Sfcv. ns Who Per No found tina II the pier
vss hui but 80 feet from i or his Zip you'd b. rem
d red ~ certain fxtut u..l-ss and asked tn Common
Council To make the distance 200 fet. The Mayor in
mssssge also recommended the same. Aldermen aud
other we're IT, favor Of anerd the report and resolution
tud the pier 200 iett fom er l. Aid. Den uan c'1
tudto that the 't' hao no right whatever n give permits
sIb Any Oh. iud pier In that 0city The am beng
pert OF the ttery ana consequently 20 build pier
tisre. Woud be senoH- enrro4chment tn Battery
injury the parties "a whom the Corp t"n had
odd pr p-rty thar part ~ the CITY He sad that when
h, mica cedd the .ti-ry to the Sttt aud wn-n
the Legislature ccded the 20 the City was citnct
+. I'od ~ no part If u should be- used f'r private
qur When the Cry sold CERTAIN properly ir )ni of
IRE Pow ling Green. there covenant made Ia The
Decd that part # the Battery grounis shoa be used
motions the report A. amended 20 Duid tn
Pier soo feet rom Pier No. submitted IA lost, by
y,te # 10 2.
ON morton of All Cornell the report in relation to the
Pier Wa subs quent.y taken mp aud laid the table
ResoiLfio,- By Aid StmteVant.
Wheas. Iropon has been received that night mob Of p
without pr5scaon broke set h 70 and desrose ed re
ioA- derrick SC belonging W b. Reynpd used BY
Inn IN refuse from rh City the
CO. and defed ell attempts arrest them,
fre Mayor be and he hereby requested 70 isqe hs
eon ln'rne r-~srn OF eo TOR e ni con
rornse amount Adopted
The Board adjourned to the first Monday in July
Do.rD FArnFHNEN-Dss Board Of Alder.
men met last evening a. clock 81 The President ia
he Chair.
AID Bisey presented report from the Committee Of
Wtgrfs Piers and Sips, recommending that the petition
IL Mr. Stephens be granted. wherein he asks that the
luton granting power to Mr. Vanderbilt build pier a,
$50 feet south Of Pier No. North River. be changed %
200 feet az Othersise Pier No ! would becO almost
useless boats could not ply from the pier there,
would become so narrow. This report was accompanied
by the opinion Oh the Corporation Counsel wherein h.
considered the Common Council had power T. revoke the
original grant proposed the night previous by
AID Denmsn but that he had not had time inquire sgt
cieT ty into the II after.
AID Bri-ley considered that the only question
whether permission would be given to build the pier fifty
feet more south, and thus make both pier, useful and
not by combining the space by the original resolution 10
100 ft Hnder Pier No. l comparatively useless.
Aid Denman-I do consider that the question AZ all
The question Is, about giving priy1 have
no rgh give and which by the statute Of 1884, giving
the Battery to the people for place Of Amusement aud
keepng free from trade and commerce By Battery
this has been begun but ye this out II
by saving the face Of the Battery not changed but If
This privilege granted and IS carried out, That
whole space will become vharfs piers and slips. lie
would move that the original resolution be rescnded
Iorg discussion arose on n point whether il in
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