New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

CHEMICAL ArrclsrHFSrs.-The New-Ycrs East
Conference closed i,s session yesterday morning at
! Dspbury. Conn The following il list Of the sP-
psis Tn ents FOR New-York and Brooklyn;
SfrYofk F. Dls1asTJaass ny P5,'i5 4, Ea,T r
n ..er T. Thonn.s Farsvhst y. II. Morris chsrry,';.
Law s. lie.i s.. G. II Sssres sec a. 1t l. ch.ls' ~.
xcA,sr. se-snh.si. Benz Pil.bary Twenty seysnth''
Gso Ts.oI 1hirtye ,erihs y Brssi en- =.
an : W. scesed; wes,cl.ger VS. FaTrn'. T D. IL,
tswooi; Ne~ Rerhs.e W Llwrerssi A.nl Vs,
Pel'. s,,pfars : W SastA. Daien. ABossh; roaad
f-ef r Set, n; N-~ Canaan. H. haseo; N L Sud
a.. Se sr,se. rs,, Asn, y Mead transferred to lhe
wYork Conference sna sta'i1nsi A. flv'f0n,s N,t'oa'
Loss isLaSp Drsrsier-B. Goels.n, Presiding Elder
suds-st. l. ; Weed; YoA IT, G W. woodruff; "s'tnsior-
R. VI. Hatfield; Paciac s Foster; Cent nars Church,
J :. Irskr Fss,st; J. 2 Perry CsItoa.s. Nv. 3.
,Iey oh F.i,hsi H. J. -1 Grand-s, seymour Lsndon
The BUSH ess of the Conference dering the la,ser
part ofthe session Of somewhat exciting char
aeter being the discussion of resolutions looking
toward change in that rale of the Me,hodists
which restricts their ministers to two years in the
same city. The Rev. Or. Festersdvocated ne change
in a speech Of great ability. The resolutions were
adopted by small majority.
NV LINE II EAST LONG IsL,Sr.-The public
will he cratifed 70 learn that there l. now way Of
reaching Gieenpor- and Seg Iarbo other than by the
cars over the Long island Railroad. The new steam
eT island Belle has been purchased by +. 1. Dudley
ESQ., late Superintendent OF the NewYort and Flush
ing Railroad and is 70 commence her regular trips
a day boat 10 Sag Harbor on saturday the Goth. She
leaves New-Ycrk Catasrine Market Slip at 7. W.,
landing at Northport and Orient Point See adyer-
t.senent.
PRFsESrArIoS.-A large number Of the friends Of
AID John Key of the Fourteenth Ward met last
evening at the hall No COS Broadway, or the purpose
of presenting testimonial OF their appreciation Of
biz, as man and public officer The testimonial con-
sisted of splendid silver service said to be worth
about g ,OC0..
Tie presentation was mad, by Andrew II. Greenon
behalf Of tie friends of Mr. nelly in the Fourteenth
Ward, after which the company partook OF supper,
and the affair was terminated by an interchange of
sentiments
Patrick Hughes, brother Of the Archbishop, died
few DAYS since Mt Lafavct,ovile Jefferson Co., y.
Y. lie vas an independent and intelligent farmer, Of
sixty years Of age, and'was very much respected by
all who knew him.
SAFE or PnE EyGRAvIyos.--The remainder Of the
edition of Fndens Royal Gallery of British Art will
be .od at auction on Wednesday next by the Mes5rs
Bangs The work, of which they have some sixty
copies confirms forty-eght engraving and the cost
of It's publication was $3.50. 600.
TIE LAST RELIC OF THE BowERY-LASE GoINo.-
Another of our ancient landmarks and a. IA believed,
-. l. "a aatI
nearing The homestead of the late widow Stllwell,
who recer y departed this life at the advanced age OF
100 wears has fallen into tie possession OF heirs The
house where sie resided for the pas, 80 years and
where she died il in the B0wery between Baylrd
and Walker sis opposite the hcater. In the rear OF
Il and tie adjoining house bOtl OF "hih she owned,
was q large garden orchard. occupying space oil
about 200 feet square, whio was hlled Win run trees
es plants dc. Yesterday many oi these rel
les of Mrs. Stiiweis horticulture were removed ana
sold 10 tire hy-standers and Others wee cut DOWN ad
desro, cd without apology by the laborers engaged IN
erare-viue planted by Mrs. stillwei 50 years ago.
WI ch next to the dead trunk If an Old appe-tree'
was tie q iei fayorite OF the old lady Those who re-
mcml cred the careful danes affection Tor her garden
cor ~ hrrly survey the Of destruction without
SIGH The If his chan ,eis the Increased value
OF property in the vicinity of Ms Stlwcis os'a'c.
RI uso OF her lots would probably b1ng rom SJO0l
to = GOO per annum. Under fhsc 81 Gums ances, the
ket aud Il c celebrated Frmoou, formerly of the h p
podrome has hired tie lleml.es for equestrian per-
iormGnces
Rry OVER AsD KLIED.-A German lad named
Frank Ruen, aged years Was run over by
friegltcar Of the NewHaven road opposite the Bible
House las, evening at clock. His OF arm was sew
cred from his body and his LEFT side and leg were most
honiby mangled Alderman Ely was in attendance,
With Drs Van Reuren and Cambell The bow wa
taken TO the drag store No. be House where every
attention was paid him. lie Was alive one hour aitor
the accident, but cannot possibly live. The New
Haven Co. have 10 one stntioned 10 keep the boys
away from the ears as they come down the ayenae,
which il rot the case with the Harlem Go.
FATAL AcHDEST.-Coroner ODonnell Yesterday
held IN inquest the York Hospital upon the bdy Of
John DToler nafve 4 ireland % age who died yes
to-day = ~Nork Hospital from nues received T."
days since ty heng aecdenay over By coal cara Inc
accident oasoned The breaking d cham ADD ne horse
accident til