New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03


resioirg a. No 327 Delancy-st who stated thst on
Friday last, while driving cart through Stau,on-st
near Lewsst- he without provocation, attacked
by number Of row6ies, some Of who's we're either
member Of or runners with Engine Company No. a,
who pelied bin with stones, ano foaly one Of the
party, named Thomas Carlton, fired pistol loaded
with poweer and ball at him, aud the charge took
effect in his back, producing wound from which it
thought be cannot He further s,s,es thst
Lewis Jones, Thos. McC.be and - O Neil were
among those who threw stones at him. Carlton hss
net yet been arrested The Thirteenth Ward Police
nust have known Of this piece Of ro6dyism, but
failed TO report it.
RECRUITS Twenty six United States soldiers, new
recruits, left Albany YESTERDAY In the II O'Clock
train, for New-York. They ~ere enlisted during the
psst month and TO be stationed for the present
Govtrnor's Island. During the months Of February
and March the recruiting business in Albany was
quite active Employment for lsborers was scarce,
and the enlistnens during that period averaged from
FIVE to six Gay. Since that time il has fallen of 50
hat during the past month it has not averaged one
day.
AID FOR CHnDREs-The Treasurer of the Chi.
drens Aid Society, acknowledges the receipt, during
the month of April Of s3cs ca.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL There will be an annual
meeting Of the Eat River industrial School Assocs.
ton in the Lecture room Of the Rev. DR. Pa-ker's
Church, Fourth sv. near TSenty second at, on
Thursdsy at l o'clock P. NJ. A report will be read,
and several addresses may be expected.
We call attention to the noics in another column
r.. 4 .I..-
and advocate of Temperance, the Rev. CHARLES j.
JOINS, OF No "a Madison-st. He is ding good
work for sailors, aud deserves substantial remem-
brance from our commercial men.
Attention lie requested TO the Card, published below,
Of Messrs. Dewitt g. Davenport, repecting some re-
cent statements of Mis-, j. Bunkley
ARRIvALs-Among the recent arrivals in town we
notice the following:
At the ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL-John c. Nichols. Geneva;
ss. Ds EhG Trc,
0sweto T. Bronson, Auburn Geo. Z. Hill, Boston; X.
AT The METROPOLITAN HorEL-GOv. Felch. Michsan;
Hon. A o P. hchoson, Washinston; Hon Calhoun Beo
Phil:deiphis; ] ssmmen ! Army; msjos j. ". Dean
Cshforis; Graham Dsse' TT nifty College; Horace Chan
Virginia; VIM Bossrdus Valparaiso; d. d Ackernln Maine;
Gen. Cowsn, Pa
FIRST DAY.B UP.-The stemer Armenis, the
first boat fom Ne~Y this arrived at her dock
up the and d.coursed eoqusnt music dunos the
Tho.e Of cit who were swasend last night
By the sweet srsin OF muse under their vndo are In
dehted the NewYork Band for it. Alb Eve Jour, 3D.
REARREsT OF THE MARTHA Washington PAR
TIES uPos RrouIsTroS FROM HEw YoRK-HABEAs Cor
rus IssUsp -Nisot before list susdsyj Lor-sno Ch.po
Ams. Chaplin and sen.nin A. Earl Imp cated the Mar
tina Washington copsi With which readers are no
doubt familiar upon requ,ition fon the Gov
Of New York ctSgng hem with obtaining money IN.
Atlantic Insurance Company OF Newyork City 1ppn poies:
the steamer Harrhs Washington which destroyed By
FIRE and from testimony in the al Helena Aksnsas were
The qu,tioo ths the Governor OF Ohio
plsed In the bands Of Deputy Sheriff. shauck and
a. their bo9.e on si,S near rbs b, Mr. shstsucE as
sisted BY the Chief 81 Police Mr. and two p1csmsn.
They made resistance aud quietly es'oef to jail
Mr. Earl who lives moued dear Fourth was aso arrest
ed while In bed BY Mr. Smith aud Jos Brusn.
Every preparation mds for the prisoaet 20 New
that attorney j. Clarke, Esq Of Sex Brighton.
Pa he'd made application to Judge storer and oet,nsds
by whoh directed to add the resua. mds TO the her
Il Of hsmil.es County when sPped from toe rsaa,.,qa
Of the State Yorh and order to obv.,e this di
Mr. Joseph Bruen parry IN the In have
osns Tequstion from New Yors aad other important pa
morning at o'clock Aoplicsu was made TO admit the
pro bail but the Court refused the sro9od ina.
The the custody Ct the State o. N5gfork IN
Transit 81 this Count had T. do u decide whethsr
sTers heh they were he'd Ia eus,o5y were formal
and lessl - ,,,
Mr.
We uuoerspd thst all the parties charged with the baruius
of the sarha Warrington have been indicted the ABOVE
that mother OF the Chapns hiss been arrested IN Wis
upon similar requisuon and Is nov on hs way 90
New York. q W. Kn.b. has been arrested 10 NeT York
Cspt John ppesred and thu. IA. be a,
eude the vigilance of the Off who are afer
him. Cincinnati Enquirer i't
Found DROWNED Coroner Wilhelm yesterday
held an inquest upon the body ukn)sn man foand
drowbed foot OF Grand Est River De ;eased Fs
atout five feet e,h inches hstt stout built aud
drestd in brown coet, psnts plsid cotton donoi-
breasted vet The booy rad been In toe water several
a lths the Jury rendered yegdet OF dsth from soe
cause to unknown, but probably BY orc snins ~
Coroner dilton yesterday held al inquest at Per
No SO E.t River upon BODY Of unknown man o1nd
drowr.d the cock at tbs, place Deceased va, ao'ut 70
wears Of age eight inches 10 hight aud OF th com
piexion His right the initials IL Ia 2 aud t1e
sure Of hsrpoon The body hal been In the water about
two months VERDICT; " Death b. drowning
Coroner ODonnell yesterday held an inquest upon
the body OF az found the Ess RIVER AZ the
foot OF Montsomess The BODY had been about z moato
In water much decompOsd that tue Cause OF
death be sscrled The deceased was eoodt nse
feet ten inches hight and black cloth coat sk vss
cotton shiIt, ana boots
SUICIDE BY A CLERGYMAN Information was las'
evening received ct the Corsners Oe- hst the Rev Charles
H. tie sey ed suicide by jap on, oil tara
tiory wi1oog OF he residence No. East latn st. coroner
" 1.-The m " II hold an loest upon tee body to-day
Coroner Donnell yesterday held an inquest upon
tall. iuurtd evening Previous by fan through ne hatch
WAY OF ,tore ISL Wam-st ana died v1ie beiog con