New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05
TIE STATE CHURcH.-By the Parliamentary return
inst Issued il appears that the salaries paid TO Bishops
for clerical services rendered to the colonies OF Great
Britain amount 10 tue annual sum ot t32, 800,
which ia distributed as follows:

BrG,nY.-Samuel Boynton was arrested yesterday
for having more wife than is lawful QUE OF Utah
Mr.. Boynton fret wife was Catherine Mck-on. He
m srred her In ISL. In eight months after this Mr.
BOypon thought he would seek his fortune in America
He did and in 1853 arrived in Albany, shor y after
which he felt cOnDubia and married Mary Cation OF
this city. The marriage ceremonies took place 10 St.
Mary's Church few days since the brother of the
fret wife cane from Ireland and Informed wife No. ,
that wife No. still living In consequence of
this pug-mus took place in MIR. Boyntons domcil,
the result of which was complaint, warrant and a
commitment for bigany-a crime that will probably
take Mr. Boy nton TO Sing Sing for the next TWO years.
ALBANY Knickerbocker
The total number of emigrants who left the United
Kingdom during the 40 years between January, 1915,
ard December 1854 was 4, ! 16, 95s being av-
erage l02 923 persons year. But of This number
2i46 sO2 nearly t1roe-ifhs, have emf grated during
the last eight ears and $50 O26 nearly 0nethird,
in the last four years. The average emigration of the
last four has beer 339 50i. The lar gest emigra
ton was in 1883 viz. SOC 764. In 1854 the emigration
was less by 335 than in 1882. Tho greater part Of
the emgraDts 20 10 the United States. In 1852 the
number 234 26l; in 1854 it was l93065, OF which
number 10000 were Irish. In the last seven years
ne less sum than Ct 500 900 RENTED 10 Ireland
by emgraDts to enable their connections to Join them
in their adopted country
TIE Springfield Republican, states that on Saturday
last as Mss Martha Burrox of Bernardstop, young
lady fourteen years of age was driving norse anu
vehicle over crossing OF the Connecticut River ha-
road, her attention attracted by the music OF
neghborng organ grinder ard she did not observe an
approaching train Of The locomotive struck her
carriage at high rate OF speed shlvernR II TO atoms
ant killing the horse while Miss Burrows was safely
ken off by the engine aud seated on the railing IN
front of the smOke-stack, where she was found un-
harmed when the train was stopped. She had re-
ceved 10 serious injuries
DpowsEp ~ EASTMAN H,EBoR.-On Sunday night
the visitors Of Eastman Compromising from Lynn
embarked on board the schooner " Mol Pitcher 10
return home but owing 10 the severe northeast blow
which prev allied they pa, back for safety Yesterday
morning, while beating up Eastman harbor the pl9t,
Mr.. joseph Ryder Of Welliiect, was struck by tue
maiDsal boom and knocked overheard. lie lay on
his back few moments, though stunned by the
blow, ard then sank before assistance could reach
him. He was about 30 years ~ age u wldovar, and
the son OF Mr.. Isaac Ry dor of Wcllfec'
IBc.ton ro'ssraPh
KorHEp ~ His SLaNE.-On Tuesday last, rhos.
Scsllam Missnurian started on board steamer ior
Virginia and took steamer for Wheeling, before ho
had done 81, however. OF his negro nian IS mis-
ing Alarmed at this he took tho Others over "a tho
koutucky side and had hardly done 81 booro haboas
corpus ior at tlem was brought down 20 tho
wharf al Cincinnati by Aboltiunist NJ that place.
inckiy. n Naa too late che rid botns in 4 slave
Stale. kohmond Dsspaoh.
boat race gar o. 90 10 90 eone Oh ia nosoa bar
hof on Tho 18Th oi September. between she hesson
tlub aud The ininn Club ~ Nc, lohn. The challenge
vac si,en by the basgebans aud the heass asv ~ 81
~snn'd with els ,ais etsh. We have as daabtW will
he usl e,,etsslel waivh hWs thAl Sasslses oll
reNe Victorious theiv % htte doubt, Oas aliet ~ig
t"ai ,lats. sFd sho gsStle generally shsall H. all IA
then p"uVs ~ .usials ths hes"r ~ New uIaRswtak
iNsy s.~.sssssf, A~s ~
ptrAR'te=tsa ttss Ne Ae.is rgen tis.
ilfsi+.sy a,<s Aas Ma, " sssi~F. Es,,,, " IN.
w'-.g->t is'eSAs ~ hss seps ~ tas1le ~, tsag
80 eis.s.Da .a1 observation taota itRx "a ,h,bt,
sl, ~ BE @.ssh' ". stO "a sas Avsssoaa Agases
~ a1c~Ahs's' sAe tss Ms 1854 .sseai ,'V.s ,s,.
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