New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

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In this City display their marvelousy elegsn; talents
at Concerto They are woll-known to the thousands
WHO attended the julien Concerts that their
self-commends,cry.
RAILROAD AociDrsr-A man named John Mullen,
living in Twenty four,hs,, yesterday afternoon while
attempting to get Off cor No 10 of the Thrdav. line,
which a, the time going rapid if reckless rate
ofpted, made mss;ep and fell before the wheels which
passed over HE right foot crushing it in frghtul man.
ner lie was picked by Policeman Tracy Of the Chiefs
Office, and conveyed to the New-York Hospital where
HE foot will probably be ampu,ated. The accident
Cured nearly opposite the Hall of Records.
sus srRrcx.-A man named Fanal Wilson, 81 years Of
age sunstruck Monday afternoon, while at work
The Of Wastington and Chrisopher-sts He wac
taken lhe Hospital for medical treatment by the Ninth
Ward Police.
The same afternoon man whose name is unknown
but apparently German erngrant was sun-sruck at
Per No. II, N. r. He attended by DR.. Van Lier
and afterward removed 10 the New-York Hospital.
Among the arrivals at the Irving House yesterday
were the Hon. VIM. Mackay, Ky. the Hon. Amos Page.
Cbicsgo P. Dauchcy, Troy Capt. d. C. Benton, Lake
Champlain: Oliver Jarvis Washington, d. c. Dr. Drum.
mond New Haven; the Rev. DIR. Seaton, Portland; Dr.
o. Reubhem, Philadelphia; Dewitt Campbell Canada
An impostor, taking advantage of the favorable dspO-
sition of the community toward "The Chidrens Aid
Society" is trying TO obtain money pretense Of
being s Agent Subscribers and donors are requested
not 10 pay TO any but to kno officers of the Society
FELosious AssAULTs.-A man named Henry King, was
Yesterday arrested by officer Mitchell, Of the Sixth Ward
charged with assaultng Timothy Rcddics of Muber-
ry-s and striking him upon The head with AK inact-
ing very dangerous injuries He taken before Justice
Osborne and locked up for trial.
Officers Harly and Duffy, Of the Fourth Ward yester
day arrested man named Thomas Perry, charged with
beating and kicking Robert Barnes of II Over-st until
he was senseess. Perry was taken before Justice o.
borne, and committed to prison, and the wounded man
was placed in charge of Dr. Cov physician to the City
Prison
JSQuEs1s.-Coroner Wilhelm Tuesday held in
quest at the Seventeenth Ward Staton-House the
body Of John DAILY 90 years Of age, who accidentally
drowned while bathing in the East River High Bridge
Some others were with deceased at the time but escaped
hemseves and recovered his body The Jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death by drowning The deceased
was q native of the United States
man named John Conkn while bathing at the foot of
Twentieihst f. II. drowned in consequence OF ven
turing beyond bis depth. His body was recovered on
which Coroner Donnell held inquest. The Jury rem
dered verdict Of accidental drowning. The deceased
YVES 20 years OF age and born In Ireland
To ne Editor Of TIE N y Tribune
UNION Pic NIc.--The Fourth of July was celebrated
yesterday Ia pleasant and peaceful manner by the young
members of those Associate Presbyterian Churches and
Congregations in this City, under the charge of Messrs
Harper, Wright Thompson, Blair and Dinsmore in the
woods of Mr.. Syms, at West Hoboken. Away from the
dust and noise Of the City, where Young America
pouring forth patriotism from the muzzes Of old muske
developing ii by those patriotic Aopathc doses wrap
ped up in rcd paper this company enjoyed the occasion
by rcveling in the lap of nature About o'clock the
large company sat down and paook Of a real Fourth Of
July FEAST spread long-t xtended tables beneath the
trees. The afternoon devoted to the delivery of adj
dresses, listening 20 music and tripping it the eight
fantastic toe in harmeles gaiey the green sod, to
the music Of yiolins and guitars.
About o'clock the company repaired to the house of
Mr. Syms where three times three were given for the
Reiormer of West Hoboken Perhaps might be apr0pos
to state here that the above named gentleman has been
instrumental in closing many of the grogshops at that
place and by so doing has heaped upon himself their vas
of wrath There are but two taverns in West loboken
and vicinity legally entitled to licenses; yet numerous
others have opened, and, not content with dealing liquid
poison during the week have opened their doors upon NE
SaJLoth. The gentleman above named, with Mr. Harper
of West Hoboken and five others, formed Committee
who have accomplished much TO stay this tide OF i'm
morality. BY doing their lives have been threatened,
and they have been frequently warned TO dess or their
property might be lighted by the ncendarys torch Yet
they nobly march onward, knowing that Truth must
triumph. TEMPERANTA.
No business transacted yesterday in the Court OF
General Sessions-no cases being ready for trial The
Court stands adjourned TO IL oclock this morning
FATAL AcoIDESr-Hcnry King hand on board Mr.;
Stephens steam yacht Maria, while engaged
among the machinery of the engine Saturday last was
struck upon the head by the crank and died on Tuesday
night the New York Hospital from the injuries he re-
ceiyed Coroner Hilton Yesterday held inquest upon
the body, and the Jury rendered verdict of ac-
cdenta death. Deceased was a native of Denmark ~
years OF age.
ARRrsT.-John Gnoechio cigar importer, at No 4s9
Washngton-st., Yesterday arrested by Policeman
Moore Of the Second District Court charged with eio
nously taking check for $780, out of pocket book De-
longing to Mr.. Giovanni Lavzzol of No. go Spragst
The accused taken before Justice Stuart and commit
ted, in default OF $500 bail.
FouSD rs THE WaTER-The body Of an unknown man,
about 30 or 30 years Of age found yesterday in the
dock foot of Fortethst East River The deceased hau
long brown hair and without clothing No marks OF
violence were found his person, and the jury rem
dered verdict of Death from some cause unknown TO
them but probably from drowning while bathing" The
inques, was held by Coroner Wilhelm
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCESY.-A Young named
John r. Curtis living at No. lis West Twenty -frstst
was Yesterday arrested charged with stealing nineteen
boxes of cigars from the store of Theodore Reimers No.
"a Beayerst The property was found IN his possession
hv policeman Ahrcns OF the First Ward and the accused
was committed by Justice Osborne TO await examination
Apprs1 oy HorrI THIEr-Ohicer Moore ofthe Second
District Police Court yesterday arrested German naea
nom which he stole small book out OF the adies pari0
and from the glass of punch which one OF ae