New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

and sometimes ell 10 Bsrclay-st, and sometimes be
bp pretty unacconmodstiLg generally. Now the
great complaint r. Chat ew free passes given 70
some drovers while all Others are told that ali these
ancient privileges abrogated. II Is charged that
the Ferry Company, having, rather thinking that
they have monopoly Of the business, are d posed 70
throw obstacles in the way Of this great ana 70 toS
City, important trade. To remedy this evil we anoef
stand negotiate foot with the jersey Oiy
Ferry Company 10 cross all the cattle by the' ierfy'
and 20 do il in the night time, when it will not inter
sere with other business.
TUE ColoRrD CHuRcHEs The cOlored churches
OF Nev-York and Brooklyn are to hold mass meet
ing in the African Methodist EPiscopai Cnurch,
Bideest. Brooklyn tomorrow The congregations
unser the pastoraie of the Rev. DIR. Pennington and
the Rev, Mr.. Morgan, NewYork and the Rev. Mr..
Freeman Of Brooklyn, have agreed 70 unite with that
of Brdge-s on this occasion in an effort TO hquidae
the debt upon the latter congregation, OF which the
Rev Mr.. Williams is Pastor. The Rev Mr.. Graham,
Of tie Freewill Baptist Church, New-York, sto preach
ia the morning. the Rev. DR.. Pennington, of Shiloh
Presbyterian Church, EewYork. in the afternoon, and
the Rev. Mr.. Morgan, Of the Methodist Church in
Second-st New-YorL, in the evening. Through
out tie day several coored churches will be
closed for the purpose OF giving their congregations
I'M Their white friends are cordially invited to eH
tend their sympathy on this OCCASION
To THE FRIENDS or PRoHIBITIoS.-The New York
City Temperance Alliance give notice that the Pro-
hibtory Liquor Law TO remain noperaive no longer
Adequate arrangements are made for Its due enforce
ment. Though grieved and ashamed at the inaction
and wrong action Of Of the city officials whose
duty it s to enforce the law, the Alliance are
not disappointed at this result nor unprepared
for the emergency. The City Alliance have engaged
eminent and experienced lawyers, and have OBJ
tanned testimony against sundry persons for violating
the law sufficient to test all tle important consttu
tonal questions that have been raiset and the work
of enforcement is commenced From these complains
tie es al counsel will select such cases as they think
most desirable TO be first presented TO the courts.
All persons who can testify procure testimony that
any liquor Of any sind has been sold in this City since
the Fourth of July, except by manufacturers and I'M
porters TO those authorized retail under the law,
are Iequested to leave such information, personally or
by letter. at the Office of the Alliance, No 46l Broad
way. Printed blanks ready there to be tillei up,
which will he copied into book kept for this express
purpose. From this book the legal counsel will select
fucb cafes as fnay be needed TO test any new point
tbat may be rased. And soon as a favorable de-
cision shall be obtained in the hig er o ts all these
complaints that are verified byf l6oiei, tos,imonyw
be prosecuted fas, the nature OF the case admits
II behalf of the City Temperance Alliance.
Ner- York, July n, 1855 c. j. WARREN, Cor Sec
Commemorative are assured that the report in
Tuesdays TRIBUNE, stating that Pat Mclaughlin
alias Paugene, one Of the parties indicted for the
Poole MURDER hsd been taken from his cell by one of
the deputy keepers Of the City Prison, and allowed to
visit houses Of prostitution, &C., is incorrect. Pau
gene has been taken before the Superior Cour where
an application ldened) made TO admit him to
bail but not on ali " examination pa per" stated,
the process being writ of Habeus Corpus.
srABBrsc AFFRn.-George Williams, sailor, and
Philip Sheridan of No II Oliver-st got into diff.
euIty together yesterday, when the former drew a
knife and stabbed his adversary twice in the aldo
men. He was arrested and locked up by Justice Con-
molly for trial.
Augustus Hege tailor, living at No. $50 East
Twenty ghth ST., got into difficulty on Thursday
evening with Peter Frankdublain and VIM. Roone,
also tailois living in the house. and was very Sc
voreIy beaten and stabbed by them. The police OF
the Twenty-frst Ward arrested the two men, and they
were locked up TO answer for the assault.
SuIcIDE-Henry Osborne an aged man. committed
suicide yesterday morning at his residence No. 2Ss
Cherry s, by cutting his throat with razer He had
for three months past been suffering Intensely from
disease in of his hips and was TO release himself
from the pain that he committed suicide. He was
found by bis son lying upon his bed his throat cut
aud razor beside him. Coroner O'Donueu heli an
dict Of suicide" Deceased was native of Ireland,
II years of age.
TIVE LATE CASE OF RECKLESS DRIvING.-Mrs.
Keefe, who run over on Thursday evening IN
Roosevelt st., by twohorse wagon driven by John
Mccoy died yesterday at the New York Hospital. An
inquest will be held upon the body to-day Mccoy
IL ia custody awaiting the verdict OF the Coroners
Jury.
FATAL AccIDENr-C Coroner 0Donnell yesterday
held inquest upon the body of an unknown man,
who died at the lumber yard of Baker Wells, Ham
mersy IL appeared that he applied for permission
TO sleep in the yard-staOg at the time that he had
received fall and was very weak In the morning
he wss found dead. The Jury rendered verdict OF
death from hernia, produced by fall He was about
65 years OF age.
WAeoS AocIDEST.-Mr. pohn McCarty of No. 2ll
Wooster-st. was thrown from light wagon yesterday
and sustained fracture of the skull The Police con-
veyed him 10 his residence. He was riding through
University place at the time of the accident and his
hose taking fright was the cause Of
CHARGE OF GRAND LARoENY.--A man named
Nicholas johnson yesterday arrested, charged
with 1T, ang so copper caps made for telegraph pur-
posse, from the basement of the City Hail. where
they stored until required for use by the Corpo
ration. The prisoner, 1t Is said admitted the theft
and was locked up by Justice Connolly to answer
ARREsT OF FEMALE VAeRtSTs.-The Seventh Ward
Police made descent on Thursday night upon a set
utment OF prostitutes occupying the dwellings, Nos %
"a SOL 80 and az JacksOns and arrested 80 of their
inmates all of whom were taken before Justice Wood
for disposal.
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