The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07


the last few days, ard everything appeared 70 him
and says ne Is willing to stand his trial The Justice OF
the Peace told the culprit yesterday he intended
write to his mother and SISTER Of whom living
In Ireland Balm said he would not give their
for be did not wish them to nything Of this affair
bis relatives lived, that they might BE- written to- for
they to hear Of the whole thing through the
newspapers. The wretch looked up a. If this was new
idea 10 him turning very in the face he dropped
his head upon his BOSOM This is the first evidence be
has given OF human feeling since his arrest
FREE MAsoNRy-ANSuAL COMMUNICATION OF THE GRAM
LoDoE-The annual June communication OF the n. W
Grand Lodge Of the ancient honorable fraternity
begun last evening at Nibio's saloon, the n W. G1e
Master, r. a. Waworth, in the chair and James NJ Aus
tin, r. " Grand Secretary. There was full attend
and country. The Grand Master delivered his annual
address, and the Grand Secretary made his annual
port, from which it appeared that there 2Se
lodges, with $1,000 members working under the jurs
dcion OF this Grand Lodge The receipts Of the Grand
Lodge for the past year have exceeded o00 and the
present of unexamped prosperity for the fra
ternity The Grand Lodge win set at the place day
81 rn US ran
last evenins grand lodge. These lodges seeded from
the Grand Lodge in ls4s, upon technical question
yolvng the number Of representatives allowed each
lodge in the Grand Lodge. There are informed
about thirty lodges acting with the organization which
meets at No. 600 Broadway.
PROPOSED REVOLUTION IN raE OMNIBUS BUSINESS RRpuo
TON OF FARE FROM Six 10 THREE CESTs-under this hea
we published an account in Sundays HERALD, stating
SON Beers Dry Dock line OF stages to run an indie
pendent line on this route, and to reduce the fare
three cents because Of attempt the part Of tho
employers to cut down their wages In reference tina
notice we have received the following
jams GSnDos B. En- Ese.-,
line of stages heretofore known owned BY Menrs
of % %ay 1S *. paS
mind beg leave correct the Impression that II has
attempt having been made ON the part Of employers to
hslf for average Of sixteen hours day (an
sy ). 81 n.ss there ss
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NM NJ N kI Ne. " r. C. BREWER.
We have only say in regard to our article that VIC
receis ed our information published, from reabe
establish independent line, stated We are noE
accountable for change in the original intentions
Interested,
munication, sent upon the same subject reads as
follows -
s,snxeu hads s.eesns .riiee sunday relsiys
drivers stage three cents from Fulton ssry 70
II gd be great and am certain, whsu
once wen known, wouid pay we'll Yours, 80
Notwithstanding the statement in the above cores
pondence the movement is good one and ought to Dol
carried out.
PRESENTATION BY THE DEAF Duxn.-vhe deaf mutes
OF this city, the Sd of June last at their school ro5n
presented The Rev. Thomas Gallaudet with completes
cory OF Kttos works In nine volumes. The Rev. Mr..
is not only the pastor Of the deaf mutes but n
also Of their teschers, and this present. birth
was handsomely festooned with and evergreens
aud interesting. Mr. f. G. Hortwick, of the pupiis
Of Mr. Gaauoes class prepared for the occasion very
appropr ate address, which delivered, OF course in
the sign language The address closed with the follow
ng-Iear teacher The time is fast appro aching when
some o. Us must bid adieu to this institution and home
ana others must leave your class to enera higher one
and ON this account we take the opportunity this
propriate o;cason to offer this small present and
ask You to accept it from pupils who respect AMI
love you teasher and friend who ever joined
to you by the links that bind pupils to their teachers
ard who will ever pray that Heaven may Slways grant
you happiness and prosperity earth and after life Is
closed" Mr. Gallaudet made brief reply. The historA
Of the deaf dumb Of our city Is one Of the deepest
interest This society with us through the exertions OF
President Peet the father of the Deaf and Dumb
in Iftieth street have advanced to higher knowledge
the world Some are excellent linguists, others goo
chemists and all who have passed thro agh the New York
lives of those who have done much for the mutes
bo the city and State unwrten biographies great
sell sacrifice and goodness.
Boar BUILDERS ON STRIKE Last evening a meeting Of
the boat builders Of New York and Brooklyn held
No % Division street. for the purpose Of taking into
wages Albert wasbburS was chossn charms AMI
haac wilkins secretary. On the chair explaining why
the meeting was called, motion made, and agreed
fHnaa rwodt f,aM
trade should receive % so per day journeymen work
es and in the event Of the bosses not accedng to their
tee II one from each shop also appointed to confer
with their employers.
NEW YORK TxxPrRAScH ArI1ANcE--The usual meeting
held last night at the New York Alliance tent le
Gated at present the of Thirteenth street aud
Seventh We believe the project Of holding these
been quite successful thus far and that thew succeed ia
attracting large numbers of hearers Dr. Williams and
Mr. Beck were among the speakers and delivered address
much in the usual STYLE The meetings have been.
quite popular, and will probably be held through the
summer.
FIGHT IN EIzAREHpoRr understand that fight
took place Monday afternoon, at Elzabehport, New
Jersey between the Irish and the German Turnvereiu So
cety Of this city, who out to this place
sion The Turnverens according to rumor assaulted
with brickbsts and other missiles without provoca
ton being given while about to leave for New York,
their turning upon Their me row @
three persons on both sides severely injured.
orrSIEo OF TIE MERCANTILE LIBRARY AT AsroR PLAcR-
The Inauguration Of this institution takes place night
at its rooms in the New Clinton Hall, at Ast0r Place.
Cords of invitation have been issued to the members Of
the institution, admitting lady and gentleman. Gov
sey is expected to deliver the inaugural speech
which will be followed by other interesting exercises
MILITARY ExcuRsIos--Ihe Caledon inn Fusleers in full
H. hlabd costume, under command OF Capt Mckenzie
yesterday celebrated their eighth anniversary By
rsde and dinner at Clifton Park Staten Island. larg
number of military gentlemen were present as guests
the corps. They were accompanied by Robinsons ne
Brass Band.
SERIOUS AccrpESr-Yesterday forenoon a bright II =
child named Henry Waugh, the son OF James L. Wan
playing the yard OF the private children's ,ch
in Franklin street, when one OF his payrnates mi
girl pushed him against the oor-latch which qfe
the globe bis eye, entirely destroying Its SIGHT RE-
This ought to be warning in future TO have brSf
these old cemmon lstches In schools. TIRE
inventions which are more preferable o iore'
THE rrTcn REFORMED SySop.--rie annual syof the
Dutch Reformed church meet to-day at Hrdsin this
State The session win perhaps continuer two
week.