New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

Cr,csrr-, sg.-iiei match viii be Played on the
-,Brd # tie Nea.York Club at Hoboken, on Weiaos-
ds,re1tb between Eleven married aad Eleven single
with ssr, si,en ell Members Of the ~ Georges Club
Some good ccs; rsy Dc ezpected-a TIE bes; players Of
tie Club being engaged to play. Wieket' vii be PeAed
stten o clock.
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE on A FEMALE By MssNs OF
CH1oRoronz-Yes,ertay afternoon German gil oboli
l. seors Of age named Catherine HamP appeared before
Justice Clerk and made complaint against DIR. Joseph
Keller. druggist in Seventh-av., between Ihir'y-n
and Thirty second SITS, in whose employ she was domes
tic, charging him with having, Thursday last admins
tered by rubbing her head and face, chloroior ami
by causing her TO nhale H. which produced sleepy effect
mon her and when in that condition attempting to violate
her person. which he prevented doing by her screams
which brought to the female nemed Marie Merit
TIE evidence of the last named female also taken and
eooboraed the statement Of the complainant regards
the commission Of the assault Awarrant for the arrest
Of the accused was issued by the magistrate and placed in
the bands Of policeman to serve.
F,rAI ACCIDENT on SHIPBoABD-Henry Co'gare
second mate of the ship Hudson lying at Per No. 10 East
River was instantly killed Saturday afternoon IN con-
sequence Of case of goods which was being hos'ed
from the bold having slipped from the sling ana iAen
upon him. frscturing his skull and crushing his oody 10
terrible manner Coroner Hilton notified to hold an
inquest upon the body but going to the vessel he
found that it had been placed charge of an undertaken
for burial The coroner caused it 10 be taken TO the
Bellevue Hospital and will hold inquest upon to-day
Deceased German by birth, "a years OF age, and
has left wife and two children residing at No - Green
wich-st.
FATAL AccrDExr.-Pierre Maguin, acarman, died on
Saturday at the New-York Hospital from the effects Of
injuries received on the day previous by box OF goods
falling from his cart upon him. He was engaged at the
time in cartng the goods from the public store Coroner
Hilton held inquest upon the body and the jury rem
dered verdict of death from rupture. Deceased was
a native of France 40 years Of age.
Found DRowNED.-The body of young woman was
found Yesterday in the North River near the foot Of
Eehtysxth-.t She was about ls years Of age and ap
peared to have been in the water for several days The
deceased was dressed in black calico gown with white
spots black straw hat with black trimmings and black VAIL
black silk apron trimmed with velvet and white under
Clothes portmonnae found in the pocket OF her
dress containing p cents gold hoop earring and bill
for 81 worth OF black bombazine purchased OF Lord n
TAYLOR in Grand-st She had bracelet one wrist and
plain wiring on of her fingers Coroner Gamble held
an inquest upon the body and jury rendered Verdct
of death by drowning Deceased is supposed to have
been OF the females VINO were uEOnucu WI 'uV''"J
evening by the upsetting of rowe-boat while crossing
from Fort Lee to Carmanvlle
DROWNED AT STATEN IsLAyD.-On Sunday evening
Aug. H. two brothers named Bin, proprietors OF the
Franklin Printing Office and Stereotype Foundery on
Wliam.st having been bathing, they ventured beyond
their Depth carried out by the current and sank sim
ultaneously. third person in their company was res
cued by boat, which failed in giving them lBilhns
prompt assistance
SrABBIsG AFFRAY.-On Saturday night two men named
Joseph Enghord and Henry Orr got into fight in tho
Fifth Ward when the latter was dangerously stabbed IN
the right side by his antagonist He was conveyed To hs
residence No. rs enryst and the police arrested Eng
hord and took him before Justice Clark He was com
mitted to await examination.
PrRsosAL.-Among the arrivals at the different hotels
we notice the following:
ihe METROPOLITAN HorELGoy Di moud Rhode Island the
Hon A simmons, Boston, Hon Chas BgnseI Mas pI n ,
Hst,id Deste Toilet Boston, Truesdals, Saint LOUIS :
Elliott, Francisco; T. Coman Louisiana Henry Seht'f
At The ST YeaoLArhs no, stephen Doq;l1 ,, wsh"1
b. Gilbert Syracuse y. Chsnoweth LOu'yie KY Geo Gibbs
Chicago Henry smith. Memphis VIM Osden' Chicago Dr. X
4, H The lsyseTSe Me.ds cIcinp. cspt a.
Cleveland o Dr. A. @ Brass s. Louis; Lind Porto Rico
ny = john Fox s. Johns n Fl w shyock' HOpknsTie'
XIV. n II. Cole Baltimore Md.
Al the AsroE HousE-Msjor Chase u : N; DR. w Dalton,
Orleans, Major Rdgeley u : Al C. Lareu May-v'is'
B GaafeS Mobile Il H. Rice Minnesota Major Gsrnetr sA
RESCUED From DRowSISG.-} esterday morn
ING about e, O'Clock the South Ferry boat
Wyandank was entering the slip on the New York
side female poorly clad and apparently IRISH Jumped
from the stern the boat into the water with the hm IN
tention of destroying herself but oed in the attempt
by man named Patrick Calver who eaped in from Pier
No in time 10 her. They were both taken from
the water by the L. ). revenue barge The woman
assigned as reason for the rash act that she had been
elected from her residence and was perfectly destitute
YouNG URGLARs.-Three boys each about years OF
age named Hugh Riley, WIN. Roach and Patrick Burke
were arrested Yesterday charged with breaking INTO pup
lie scbool in the Twentyfrs Ward and stealing thereiron
pumber of books They taken before justice Stu
art who sent them to the House Of Refuge
ARREST on SUsPIcIOS.-John Benson, fellow wen
known for his msdeeds the police, was found on saur
day night prowng about the Ninth Ward, and arrested
In his possession found set of skeleton keys Par
of npper and other implements, such as are used oy
hurglars He was taken before Justice Stuart who sent
him to the Penentary as a vagrant, for SIX month";
SUsPIcIOE OF LARCESY.--A man named john Denhor
was Yesterday arrested suspicion OF having COMMITTED
larceny On searching him slung shot was found IN
which he claimed a tool used by him IN