New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

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p,;m, Donne ABSOLUTE Gae'anin BrambiIa. late Pri-
ma Donna Assoluia of La Scala at Man Autonictsa Or
tolani r,e of the Teao Fenica ct Venice, Rosa Nara
ns,e Teairo Canobiana at Misn.D
I'rima Donna CoHtrals, Giuseppna MARITIME d0rney,
Imp. Opera Vienna
PRINT T.nori Assolsfo Giscomo Galvani, late Of La
ScsIs in Milanl Neri Barndi and Domenice MazxoenL
Prtni Baritone Francesca Grazan llate of the Grand
Opera Paris Giovanni Anaraz date Of lta Opera at
viopna
PRINT Bnssi, Ignszio Marin, Polnare Ortolani.
They will arrive principally by the Pacific in few days
Several other engagements arc said to be pending.
ELEcrioS or A Masonic GRAsp-MAsrKR-JosephD d.
Evans ESQ.,, OF Brooklyn, Thursday evening
elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge OF Free and
Accepted Masons in the State of NewYork. Mr. Evans
was elected by majority Of about two to over his
competitor, Dan. S. Wright, Esq.
We understand that the Rev. Asher Moore, Pastor of
the First Uniyersaist Society Of Newark has received
and accepted call to the Sixth Universat Society Of the
City of New-York.
DEATH OF Mr. CHARLES c. WRIcHr.-On Wednesday
the 9TH ns Mr. Charles C. Wright died at his residence
in this City, He said to have been the first person who
introduced the photographic mode Of printing in New-York
and also have been the ntroducer of the first machinery
for manufacturing steel pens in the United States But
he chiefly dsn gushed for his skill in preparing dies
for medals. BY order of the Government he prepared
various medals commemorate the victories OF our army
in Mexico the medal awarded by the State Of Virginia to
Gen. Sect those of the State OF Newfork to Gen. Worth
and others. and the medal in honor Of Henry Clay Mr.
Wright was native of the State of Maine, and was a
soldier of the of 1872
painful accident occurred at Sing Sing Thursday
last. The wife, and daughter of Dr. Bacon, who re-
sides near that village was thrown of carriage.
Mrs. Bacon shockingy brused-so seriously indeed,
that there little hope of her recovery. The others
less severely hurt. DIR. Bacon is brother of DIR.
Leonard Bacon Of New-Haven.
THy SLAVE PEMBRoKE.-The total receipts to the fund
for HE release to $780, The yet needed is
$685. He is the slave pen at Baltimore waiting the
action of friends. It is contemplated to start agent
from here on Monday next TO release him.
TRow's DIREcroRY.-Th New-York City Directory for
ls54-55 compiled By II. Wilson and published by John F.
Trow forms volume and in addition to the usual
matter contains complete Business and Copartnershp
Directory with variety of tables and official documents
Of constant utility for general reference
MuTEs lin the New York Univerity. The following sub
scripons to the Building Fund are thankfully aeknow-
Sdged Net pSG r Of a. ssn Gy ns p
Poet, the President s7i o. Augusn Averll, sl3O: W.
H. Jones, srocrd Teston, j. $. Beune't, each 500;
Henry Colt, J. d. Jones, j. W: Als"p each 30 >. L.
Hale $50; p. n. Spoford, ID. H. Arnold IL. H. Elliott,
each s25; Friend O. Wood, A. II. Wetnore, each 20;
Savings Of Wallis Berrien ldecs@sed 81 s7 {: 0asley'
Croney Lent ID. c. Pell, Miss Susan Swift each 50;
p W. Gallandet, Hugh shannon, VIM. Eagle, each So
Subscriptions viii be received by Mr. Austin A'eri,
Treasurer No. A. South-s;.; Mr. Robert Leeder the
Deaf Mute Collector, or the undersgned Minister OF the
Parish. THOMAS GALLASDEr No. - Third-s
SERIOUS AFFRAY on SHIPBoARD.-On Thursday night a
difficulty occurred between two sailors named John Ora
ham and Chas. Wilson, while board ship lying in the
North River They to blows, when Graham
stabbed his adversary in several places, nietng danger
Gus wounds. He arrested soon afterward and COM
med to prison by Justice Bogart. The injured man was
conveyed to the n. Y. Hospital.
SUICIDE OF A DwARF-Aa Affair of The Heart
Coroner Hilton yesterday received from the Office of the
City Inspector the following certificate of death OF man
who was found drowned the jersey shore and after
ntermcn, exumed recognized by his friends and brought
to this City for burial:
This is TO certify that l. Abraham Spear one of the
Justices Of the Peace of the State of New-ersey County
of Hudson, did, the 9TH inst, hold an inquest on the
body of Edward Dunyor late of the City OF New York
"ADRAuAn Spear, Justice of the Peace
"June g, 1854.
Mr. Downing the City Inspector, refused to accept this
imperfect specimen Of certificate and therefore it be-
eame necessary that of the Coroncrs OF this City
should hold an inquest upon it, Accordingly, Coroner
Hilton proceeded to do So and learned that the name of
the deceased Edward Dwyer dwarf of remarkably
short proportions but of very large head who resided at
No. 20 Pit.st 1t also appeared that he had for the
past three years worked for Mr. Marsh at No. p Maiden
lane where young woman named Amanda Frenob.had
also been employed lie became deeply enamored OF this
- but she declined his attentions and about six weeks
since left the employ Of Mr. Marsh and went to reside in
Houston near Columbia-st On the evening of the 3ls
u Dwyer called to see her, and gave her ring which
sLe I'd formerly presented to him and another Of his own
saying at the tme Take them and keep them, for shall
never see you again" lie then proceeded to the ferry
boat City of WILLIAMSBURG, and after the boat left
tie dock jumped into the river and drowned. few
DAYS before this he told female acquaintance
that he wished himself dead because be Irish and de-
formed The Coroners Jury after fully investigating the
case rendered verdict Of Suicide by drowning, during
temporary fit of insanity Deceased 20 years of
age end a native of Ireland
REAL EsTArE.-The following sales Of New-Brghton |
IS H. lots were made June 9, by A. H. Nicolay;
-Four lots on Fisst at $500
Fonr lots on Fs, at $500 100
-Four lo,s secondst at l@o
TIE BosEs-Akssrs Editors The question, " How |
came ~ the item eday Is not deu
BY ndant Of an old nhsent as z w1ha ps y ~ @
es be- eVe Ind sshsr The ground north old jail the
fsr and s . {C s1s Ss1 Will exaas for
he extension q the six since one Or
man under neshbors buildings Duane hss been raised IL
sixteen feet since the goand We. used tor the P1rp" IN
Nc.e York Friday June 9 1884