New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

, IN Sreueht and superintend N baldng Of nurabs,
- sSins for New.York merchant In this 6eA q
shoy he found an opportunity display that genius 1hs
= now universally awarded to him lie 10 \,
bpsiness and the fame OF 20 excellence OF his yeSses
trected attention in New FORK and Boston. Ia order b.
answer the Increasing demand fOr hs vessels no osaA
hed shp yard in sst Boston from which he has sea.
forth Of the nAest packet ships and fastest oppsa
row shcat
Mr. Mckay "a one Of Natures no6emen. lie units.
extraordina.y natural endowmen.s as mechanic vita Z
most pers tsnt energy Thehstoy or such man ieNch
what caa be acoomplshei b. nochAa'e uaicr our re
pubc an institutions May the day be Tar dtstan, VIE,
~, man shall ..l 90 ind generous Welcome IRON
n eiI-~isheYs to our Grea. Republic Boston Trans.
On Saturday last Mr. Hill on behalf Of certain member
Of NJ JuIens Band presented him witl silver cup be-,
ing this inscription
Presertea TO NJ julien, by thu New York member
his Band. whose names annexed. - token Of hsk
Igb ornrecistion If his admirable skhl ami aDhsy.
oar Orekessra. New York January l. 1881.
This was preceded by few remarks 70 "heh tee u
nownod musical leader properly replied
AZ IsPERlL BEpRoOs-The Paris correspondent
Tie Mrror II Faoa gives the following aeconns Of IL
bedroom OF the Empress Eugene, al tho iaere~ haFas
seen previous TO her Msjesys recent return from Poa
tainbesu We copy by way Of suggestion i'r .Ao''
who cultivate imperial splendcr and luxury The nch
tropois OF the new world
Tho urbolserers have furnished il with magnfeaa
skv blue silk texture Song the walls "aeh - hksdg
iS in the etyle OF Louis Nv. Inc arni cham
N ans sofss and lounges 81 the same style and ha
an AS for the bed all made with gilt carved wood,
covered with coHrrs p'efs OF Maine race ana he es'
,a.ns Of blue silk and lace are hang down All %onnst
In the same manner the old beds OF our grandmDhe
Tho CARPET slso Of blue color and 50 thick thh ots
would take il for bear skin. Il was made al Aaoass,
expressly for the place IN which lays me eeng o. ~
room was painted by Mr. bresson, and It Represents,
croup of geuiuses throwing flowers from rich bekee
The painting well done that NJ one could believe ths
he figures are not alive In short. this magnidcen. bS
Il mn Dff ul riches and elegance. III
what are the dreams under those laccsi"
N,w.YrARs C.tLs.-we did not receive grca, nan
Der of calls on Monday at the House Of Industry bat d,
following extracts OF letters will testify that we did receive
&" Enclosed yoa will lind chcck for s5e5. a New
Yesrs present from the principal Eypre.s Companies 4
this City 20 aid You in your truly Christian WORK ii,
care education and reform Of the children and oacA po
- Tbe amount Is made up as follows Wells, Fargo & Co.
500; Adams x Co.. $3.50 American Express Compsny
ESQ; Harndens Express Company, ESQ, National EHptn
Company, $50 Edwards, Ssndi"rd * Co, SIS.
Also from the Settling Clerks Of tho New York Clear
ing House Tor fines self imposed for errors, s6 eontrba
tons of same so from the portocs, SIG from Clerks
Merchants Bank $40 from Zoo ID. Lyman, Manager q
the Clearing House, 81. Total Sl'o.'
Here is snother;
exposed reclaim the fallen feed the hungry AL cotho the
peked place at YOUR disposal 200 % encourage You
design trusting that this slight demonsTaon Of sympai
NAV tend TO animate YOUR heart ia the good work in which
Won are engaged We bid you God speed"
This comes from twenty one ladies' and gentlemen a
this City, through the hands Of William Russell Fostef
with expressions Of sympathy for the poor showing hos
much the hearts Of the good rejoice to do deeds OF bene'
Cence'
j beg thus publicly to express, in behafCf all thOs
children these aud many other sums received, ae Dene
fitting every day, and viii still more as nov building
be erected in the couniyihe most sincere grstad'
Fis. Pois. IF,s,, Of Erdu.Sy, Jsn. 4 1854
SUICIDE OF As Uxxxowv MAS.-An unknown maa
about % years of age found dead in his bed ye5te
day morning at the lodging hOu3e No. IS Chithamsl,
where he applied for bed the previous night Corona
Gamble held an inquest upon the body when appeared
upon post norton examination OF the body that desh
was caused by poison person who occupied adjoin
ing room had during the night heard the deceased groa1
several times as if in great pain lilo raped upon ne
wall bat heard response The jury rendered verdict
of Death by suicide The deceased about i've feet
seven inches in light had light hair mustahe and goatee
and was dressed Ia bombazine vest black cloth pant,
white muslin shirt, white Knit under shirt and drawers
white socks and black satin stock On his right oro arm
taooed mermaid and tue letter on his let ION
arm, and the letters in block, and upon tho haai
anchor drawn. lie is supposed to have been ~
tive Of Germany
DEATH FROM An OVER DOSE or SALTst-C0ronef
Donnen yesterday held inquest at No 395 Spring
upon the body of Mary Flanagan, native Of Ireland "a
wears of age who died suddenly shortly after taking
quarter of pound OF Epson sails. She had been unwen
for some hours, when her daughter Mrs Catherine Suly
happened to in and recommended dose of salts
afemedy. AqnGrterof pound was Immediately prOcu
ed and administered by the daughter 10 her mother who
died about hour aerwGrd. Ono wtness testified ths
the quantity taken sufficient for four doses for pof
son Of tho age Of tho deceased post mOrem examine
ton of the body made by Physician who gave
his opinion that death caused by disease Of the heart
aggravated by overdose OF EPSON salts and tho Jury
rendered verdict to that effect The deceased had been
in the country but four months.
FATAL AccIDEST-Coroner Hilton held an inauest
yesterday at the New York Hospital upon the body OF
Peter Quigey native of ireland, 20 years OF age who
admitted the 2sh ult suffering from severe con
fused and acerated wounds received the Hudson River
Railroad. IL appears that he was loading logs upon
freight train, when one of the logs rolled upon him in
cng the injuries from which he died The July rendered
verdict Of accidental death.
AccIDrYTs-A Mrs. Campbell, 60 years Of age fell ON
the sidewalk in Pearl st. Tuesday evening and rac.
TIRED her leg She taken to the New York Hospital
John Barry was severely injured by fall On Pier No l.
H. yesterday morning Ho also was taken to the New
York Hospital
CHANGE GRASD LsRcEEY.-Two men, named Ed
werd Golden and John A Carpenter, yesterday ar
rested by Officers Whaey and Fargo of the Eleventh
Ward charged with stealing ewelry to tho value OF EOS u.s.
the property Of Mrs Belinda Brown Of No 2sI Sixth e.
The officers searching the accused found nearly all OF
the stolen property in their possession They were taken
before Justice Wood and locked up for trial.
SUsPIcIos OF LARcESY.-Officer Gleason OF the Six.
eenth Ward yesterday arrested young woman named Ann
Lesson suspicion Of having stolen clothing and ewelry
70 the value OF s19 from the house Of Mrs Sarah
Miller No III Walker st. The accused was committed
by Justice Osborne for examination No portion of the
stolen property was recovered.
REPoRr or DEMILr DIsPEssARY FOR rgk MONTH OF
DEcEnsER-Whele number Of patients treated M number Of
5 new Pi s . Ell sq %: So Dsss 3 ss, a~:
Ireland t,s shes countries s. Remaining treatment Isl
peDsed, 1888
REPORT or rHE Eastern DrsPESsARY FOR THE MosrH
dad