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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
Maroon ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD
TRAIN.

The night express train on the New-fork and Ere
Railroad on Friday afternoon wssthrown of the track
near Cbenepgo Forks, by the displacement OF
switch. and came within a hairs breadth Of rolling
down a twenty.feet bank.
Fortunstely no one seriously hurt The switch
had been out of place fer several hours.
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the Pr,sse, Euiic 6e Girsrdin- On Thursday ha'le
Rachel gives the second OF her dramatic readings at
Nibios.
We perceive the opera nights are fixed also for M'n-
day. Wednesday and Friday. Could not the manage
meut by adopting Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
avoid collision which must be injurious TO some e.
tent 10 both.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKLrs CITY MoRTMITY.-The Health Kepor;
4 last week shows total % 70 deaths; Of which %
were males and q female. o. sdult. there were 10,
and Of miner, -. The principal csuses wee cholera
infan,um, 0; which Il died; consumption, OF which
ded. and n,rasmus which carried Of Il.
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IAdyertisemeEi.l
-lnsleY's nlnma-

JNSIEI'S DAGJ ERREOIhPES.-lnsl"y hi"ma-
,xres ard lnsys Pictures Of all styles considered VsNy
,ufeor 20 the great taken snd a-o conndenIy recon-
10 these who desire trutbfu well finished aad enN
ne fc,iuie OF themselves their Ghl dren Az DINERS arc
werthless nsLLY's GALLEkY. No. 81 Broadway.
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WILSON'S CELEBRATED DANDELION COFFEE

truly valuable remedy ot Intgesnon. Dyspepsis fan
rrrv Scsne,dsche Hiious and Liver Atrcrons seseick
ess g. S1t wholesale and re:ai By dEGEMtN, CLASNS n
Go scprrTrIrx BROTHERS, cor. william and SeeknAn.sS
H soe-.sble Drus.ts through the States AID Can
atAA PIiLcipa Depo; corner Tthst AID Sl-'
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AlVeT7 i1l M II :.
mrs, nprs- EooDs 300 cases new ia

ladies URE%> NOOD-.-IUV 'tst5 HtW 7 N
.nd Winter Dress Goods just opened consisting OF Delas
French Neiinoes, Cahmeres, Parsmlas, hp1as 'OnA3A
,lnes Wool Pads &C. comprising 81 the newest and best de
80 and faos and will be sod very low prices
a. @. ~ BoDISE's, no SO GT.Dd'si.i cor Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

TyAs-Tte best assortment Of FINE TEAS VIII
elegant store No rs Chstharns between Pearl and Rooo
ga 80, the Oldest Tea establishment in The City asssf
our reafes hey DO better hero hsh e'e"Hefe o'-
vhoksalo u. rel all No braGch storea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

UoUsE RoEnTRs.-Shor,ly after O'Clock on Friday
rorn,p. three r ensred tn dwelling Of Dr. Uhl IN bs-
a. m. ~ roe 4 rohhfns Of th- rlsc'us pastel
The h. al II Doctor dmsD3si hs os h' hi- ibe
n e,or a. n- yiug mp eh- -nd h - tnsa-nsf
~, ,..e..tts, h-y h- Thf-- tbs deCfip
40, ,v~r Of the thev-. yss~-dy srresed and asi or
Jyso- D.v scr srsnson TneT csnes arc John Ayaa
J,a Wave .rt Jsrry bucki'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

ASoIHER SERESADE.-The members OF the Eighth
Company Of The Seventh Regi nent gave their captain
Captain Shumwsy serenade on Friday evening
through the National Guard band al his residence IN
St. Marks-phce. This is the t~euty-ssventa year Of
his service In the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

ARREsT 81 4 BrEGLAR.-A coOred man named
DAVIS sr.ysd Saturday oeer Aus IA Of Tue
Police Dissrt charge Of 5urslaous entering The
q Char Allen IL fgos. IL 7posed sec1sef en-
the the parpOss stealing Of which
lie the house bat dd ueeee N fading
: Re ives com.tei ava. examination before AID Esnes
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lAdyertisementl -,
crx-I T. AM TASTE WITH Low ERICES.-All

20 = No sci Grspr a. The Fs styles Of Rich shagls,
silks vsvets French Merno1 Masn Dc LADIES' ana .neI
I;eb Dress Goods lhoud be be appreciated Ladies
onpur should visit No SOL GrlDd boforn purchasing ese-
xtfre az cyefy day adds additions ~ heir eItenvo
ss.ertneut Of Rich Dies Goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

TUr OyYGTNATED BIT TERS nave received tnc
srT Medicine in IN" world 'or the cure
o. P.FsA and GENERA DEBILITY and are worthy
the corfd ali who seek remedy tor these cophH
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IAdrartisemert |

h,vv Plaid and striped silks Plain silks Brocsde silks int
More Antique selling very heap o. NJ BopNEs 81 NO ~
Grand g., cor Orchard
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SUPREME CoURT-spEc,L TsNM-sK'r s-Befbrs Isds'
C-.sRkE

Leonard Kirby and others, AZ, NreeIsnd i9Pe,ied a.
As already stated, suit vas brought aSalost NJ
Y s,5 ctbs r goods .d by p,nua- party al rucssss-.
nrtns 90 ,bout IS 500 or The party trsnster>a
Nv y on Az arrangement pay. Mr. v, " eontsndeS
IA 10, r.y hut transferred bis properly % ne wife, So
5 he - ci in the store 70 Mr. hsstetsos u con'ena
,b.t NJ ,,er.ed fraud and he held 20 ball. and moon
uh-equent, inside 20 5ischrse the oraer OF atss "A'
otEo.ed. Noih deuiec. -, -
sweeny Atr'r sat Kerkvr,ih and Albion inydrsncs Ca
Motion 10 produce policy granted. Mo0on '" As
.upp.snl-rtsry sn-~er, Sc. denied
SScdenS,I ect. Feilerman-Moon denied
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JrvTMIE THIEE.-On Saturday morning bo
usmea VIM Mar ID was detected 10 the sct Of .esinz pec
goods the Of mr. Reese s0uts Ssyeahs
E.stern District lie committed
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lAdvsrtissuler'

SUtwLS, SHAwLS SHAwLS .-Ihe largest
.cck N N,wYcrs comprising q. he ss' 'tyes brought 70
Long ard square -haw. long sud square
Wco sb.vs p,n,ed Css-msre Shaw' Stella Shsvs, &C. 81
g. NJ Boplys's No 3-3 Grand ST., cor OrcharL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

CRy,T F.IR At rHE CRYsTu PM,CF.-Exhibitor9
should forrsrd their goods at once Il they want prom
nent positions, os tie Palace is rapidly filling up
We understand that the Fair Of this year will be the
most brilliant ever held by the Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

The Common Council commences The October ses-
SIGN this evening with fair calendar OF subjects be-
fre them. There is, however, no project of pub
lie importance on the list that we are aware OF. a
series of conflicts with the Mayor Of course expected
to grow out OF the action in the recent indictments
against si1 of their number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Tu.,xsautvc D.Y.--On Thursday next, the az
.ptoipi.S ion The H.e-t Th.ns.sfvns rib aus ssrc =
ta5s p.oe in jersey City - foo.,i AZ ~ CO.,
Yor, st hy the Rev Mr. P.rmy Pss;or Of ,ae 800
ADD hour TIE Res. B. Yard rsoa ~ ~. ~:
R.rrs. Church. In the evening u thsre wln %
reetiur the First Presbyterian ChrTch - whcn
VII be delivered By the Rev. Mr. Whteen Poof a An~S
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IAd-ertissment
.In,t received from auction 30 peces SUE VEL

jun rtCtlNtu ITOTH dI'tIUU' 10 ~ ~ = -.
Yrs m Cloass and Talma, feiDg ~ great bargains Lte
VIII do well give cal before max ng theiT pSrcnaes
have very stock Of rcL and fashionable goods "nco
va win se AZ les tces than other house In tins atty
G. 81. BoDISE. No. 323 Grand ST., cor Ofca&-
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cnuRr cALENnARrrnIs DAY.

S,PERIoR CoURT-tTwo branches before judges
oshlty end Can ebellNo- TO- let H. Is, u, S Is
H. o. IS g. s. 81 S. SO, 81, Sc, No. H. ", IS, II, ". 80 ST. a.
IS, s. IS, IS, 81, S. -, 90.
SUPREnR COURT-SPEciAL TERM-Nos. N II.
CIRCUIT CoCRr-Nos. 215 $40, sle, loo. ~, 80
go, sSS $50, ST. 80. SO. $40
CoVRr o. Cossos PLFAs-Pvbii.ssd ~ Ssl7rtsv
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p,pnv,s N,r,oy.L THrATER. - The great

me cf the MsGtC PiLLs has cresed quite
th hor.e and oil Be conon-d Tor some time 70 eno.
Drsrns of N.sEL, CHILD oF TIE b.rflGrlsto' rs
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Reimbursement.
WILSON'S CELEBRATED DANDELoN COFFEE

RusHroS prsrsr-d % pppy i.mi i>' SIS nv s
s b tpI, v,lu.b remedy f,r indigestion. Dyp-ps. >ek
Eess.rb. Bilious ASecons &c Ne 10 Asor HOUSE
ana ccr Canal end Broadway.
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IAtvert.semsntl
DIsE,s OF TtIE EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Francis

sALr,r NJ Fdinsurr sc O,uit snd Aurist No y SOM
A. Y Once rours II n T. DR.. SALrsS VII tJfHHu %
say address bis published letter. upon the above subjects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

MORE TRIUMPH MoRF SUCCrsS More crowds

More excitement Errscrdusf st.te OF public tee7g th'
/. S,rned 70 the sre. moral comedy OF STILL
,ryR RrYs DEEP" Is frs, brought out IN Ame .ca bAs
SrMs MUSEUM aud they compelled 70 present u there
~ evening Two charming pieces also. sHIs MrARNo0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

HOBoEEs DEMOCRATIC AssocIATIoS.-This re-
ceupy organized association hold r., r-snl meetings Frdsy
evening" Ednund Charles th. PreGdsnt, saa d. Milford
rs Secretary T lbs AsScisEea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

POLICE Mlr1ERs.-The Police Of the Sixth Ds1ic
made Is Saturday light Of -nh were for drunken
and iisoIieny conduct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

CRY HoPrsLTrr total number Of deaths dur
ing the past week was 155. namely: 50 men. 81
women, iSI boys, and IL riris-shoving decrease
Of 81 90 the mortality of the week previous in the
public institutions there were but - deaths Tue
principal causes Of desh were: Bronchitis, q con-
ges'ion OF the lungs, 5; consumption, 2s inrammi-
ton OF the lungs g. congestion OF the brain. 81 IN
smms,icn Of the brain, .. diaThea, 81; dysentery,
20; inflammation Of the bowels, 4 typhus fever g.
scsrlet fever, :. typhoid fever, s. cbolers iofantum'
g; corvrsions, ipfautile 81; Group. = wncopng
cough, II; anc msrasm1s, finiartie IS. There were
premature births &c cases of stlborn, and deaths
from Violent causes, including one suicide and one
murder. The following Is the classification OF DIS
eases: Bone. Joints, &c, 4; brain and nerves, o'i
ge,erative organs 4; heart and blood-vesses, 4;
lurgs throat &C. IS; skin, &c, and eruptive feve7s,
s. stlborn ard premature births 81 stomach bowels,
and other digestive organs, 100; uncertain eeAt and
general fevers, 90; old sge, !. The nsty'ty tioe
gives a3 natives Of the United States 50 OF Ireland
q Of Germany and the balance Of various European
countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

PassrxG CoCNrERFEIr MOSEY.-Auel stump ana
Gro, p,u,-r p--r ye-t-tdsy srresi esrs-, VITA
n..r <1f coun'erfi hi the Boston barr ~ ooe-
NJ. 10 the hoot s-~per III Newfors Sot- IN ptyn-nt
~ hr-en sted th- they called again on ne
M VIZ sr4 attempted unerfeii IS hl on the
90, B,SI II Hartford Hsrrd Conn They wers tsken
k.f-s Justice Davidson ard con r'itted t'r Trial
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LAJV LN7'ELLIGEVCE
corRr OF OYER AND TERNISHR.

lUIkI WF Ut III ND ItNNINfN
Trial OF BAKER AsD OTHERS FOR ,LLsGED NsH-
DIR OF WILLIAM POoIs.-This Court will ccmmeass
is term on Monday before Judge ROOSEVELT. and The
jury be sworn in The above trials will be eaAsA -
during the term. bu, nothing, we undors,and, done !.
regard TO them on Monday except appointing The deg
on which they shall be tfiedand the psrties sSsss-
quenuy not brought, probably, 10 court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

The LATE ARRAY At The ST. NICHOLAS HorBL.-
On Saturday afternoon, Justice Davidson called at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel and took the evidence of Capt
James ]. Wright who was stabbed there short time
since by Robert S. Dean. The testimony was to the
effect tbst some time sgo Dean crculsteda repor!
which was false and calculated 10 iDjure Capt W.
The latter asked him fc< his author, and on Deans
refusing TO give the name he determined to co"hide
Ln They met on the evening of the l5th ult at the
St Nicholas Hotel, and there Dean was sgsin asked
:or the author Of the SANDER. He again refused to
give the name and tho Captain tie dow forth
cowhi6e ard assaulted him. Dean Immediately turned
upon Capt W. aud struck at him six or seven times
with bowie-knife, and stabbed him in the abdomen
and The back. That Dean was aided IN the ASSAULT
by James MoDtgomerie, who, after Capt. w. had
been once stabbed, seized him and held him by the
neck and zen arm until he again stabbed, anu
thus prevented him either from defending himself or
escaping At the close Of tho testimony Capt wright
was held to bail in 81 900, to appear and prosecute
Dean. Samuel A. Suydsm, Esq, of No. 10 Warren
st BEGAN bis bondsmsn.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER t. 1855.

I.s.sr N--uf.e.u.-s B-nk as srd w.d hin to cash
The check afterwsrd sert 70 th- bank. ant
vas scrtainee h.i PGtna account zEds there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

FrGrrrvE TRoN JUSTicE "A man named Henry
r.u.rd .'e 10 'ais CRY ehsres ~'e e-ins
n ve from Buffalo hare IL eyed b. Il ~sn-s 70 an
ch.,g. 81 ,r.rd larc-,y Il -pP-rs thai h we h&nd
cn bo.t con un.n~d ~ Thc-n Gr-'ss ssf ms va
NJ Us. sh..rt nrn he hst ~ srcusd ne CAD
,d ole eeS .nS cheek Tor with which Be Ted 20 THIS
c, Ne "a. eouru Ted and will to-day Be sent 10 su1ao
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F,Rr ~ TaIRri -S3vEsTH sT.-Last evening are
o,curreu in ID. dwciling house. corner OF Thirty
seveotb-,s asi Third ay.. bat tn. flames rcre az
.iosgah,i bsiot, g1'A ismS, rs i'ss % :h'
rac<ahsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS.
The fr, Anniversary Of Ire Js'

AsstyTasaRr.--Tbe first Anniversary OF ee yasy
c. yc.,e M.p. Cbr.n A..roi-si,n vii tss- pee IS
~ :, ,bs s.c.,rd Reformed Ds'eh Chsrch IN Wys~e1
=, - eScs The Rev Dr. Dsvid.ca Of >e~ -
The Rev Theodore L. Cuyler Of new tssh. VII so"'" ~
adj r n occasson-
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MARINE COURT SEPT. es-Be,ore Judge BisDsan-
ASSAULT AND RATrERN.

(ieorre Kahn at Frsnr Rupeft aud Paw.
Defendant Report, keeps 3 bar-room IN r1y-
ec.nat near second ~. Plat 1, in his emPo' nen e.
or bartepaer PiA1lG alleges that being u thes % NE
evening 81 2. Jupe last ne assaulted by the deood
ne Of bis RIBS broken. causing hin 90 b some uss sc,
He brings seton damages, amount sid az ~'
w.. shown that Plat changed psiaH With having pssed aa
ou him A. sho, him down the door There
bS .iiH o show that ptrtid kicked vhle down o.
Tree or four other clerks bnt not shown inst fs'
kcss b and person said he looking on but ne saw
ny. eyep and wss alleged defense, that defendant ha
rert h.d % ihng DO with h. difficulty The eompsat vs.
wthdr. wn M TO him. 1dgmert given for panih ssh
Plan for 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

CENTRAL RAILROAD, NEw-JERsRf.-A new time
table takes effect to-day this road. This road con
meets at Easton with the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
whi,h has been recently opened and passengers will
now he able TO go from this City to Mauch Chunk in
the Lehieh Coal Field without change of cars or
baggage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

The Academy CT Music which is under the direction
OF Mr.. ". H. Paine, will commence the season tai.
evening with Verdis Trovafore the principal chsrac-
ters being by Mad Lagrange; new vocalist, Sig
norma, Aldoni; ard Messrs. Bngnoli, Amodio, and
Gasparoni. See first page FOR advertisements
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Advertisement.

RAIN Of THOUSAND FIOwERs-FOr beatty
NJ the complexion .ud erscsiing all pinpies
Iron the face sETRTDcE Co., Frank IA square, Nss zt
y sac BY Z. X. RIsc. Broadway, and ~ DfuggIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Avoung man named George p. T. Putnam. p years
of rsiTe II Boston. Ma Committed 70 the City
80 "a S.ardxy morning By Justice Ossorn upoa charge Of
obt,alux SO from hessrx Coleman stsosoa OF the ASoc
H1a.e gp.u false representations NJ Puka Jones rooa
- a ~. sor Heass made sfiSavt Which be ststsd
To-. ~ 10. 9TH c ps oer wbo bsd bssdsd q the Asr
A.. a. ySpa 10 1sasss him saeck dawn Ga the
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Advertisement

If yOu want to see an ingenious piece OF ~0rs-
,,-r.hr a.. AZ W. NJ WrLnAsrTs, No. II NADER l.n7, sni
,x.e n. new style of Pm ard PENCIL CASE made - nE,
,ssd LowSps PATEXr" Il the mot compsts ST-Ike-
cert ever offered 10 sale. Il IA made Ct so!s md ysI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

MILITARY PARADE.-The Third Regiment flussarsl
will rendezvous in Madison Park in full uniform on
Tuesday, the 9th inst. Troop will form and join in
sduadrons at / O'Clock p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

E.,, MEIrIss % CoLoR.D CHrRcHEs.-The COZ
,.e-.ons Of tou. Colored churches ne. st DR.. Pen
pips.cs Church three times yesterday; after each
.eryoa collections we're made in sid OF discharylns
II. debt on tie Pincest. Church The net costribu-
so-s .mountsi 20 s2=j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

pARREsT FOR FCMoUs DRryISG.-Iwo peddlers
seG Cursd and jacob sehulE we're arrested on
80 r furiu. diTins and running child n4ra-d God
- Eet,r who Va severely Injured The .eusci were eon
-s.ssS "a e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Evs>iSG FIRE. ScHooLs.-The evening schools Tor
the education Of Apprentices Others whose ages or
avocstions prevent their attending the day schools,
will be opened this evening at ocOcS for term Of
ts live wek. in the room. Of Inc male department. OF
theyarous schoolhouses throughout the City. Toe
eve.irg schools for the education OF females will be
opensd n the same ,chooIhouses at q O'Clock this
evening. A school for colored people males snd ie-
nsle. viii also be opered al the schOolhouse in Lsu
-e,s,t. between Grand and BrOome s.s, 9. The sam.
time. Experienced teachers have been engaged and
everything provided that viii be required to conduct
tbes schools aud afford thorough instruction to pupils
rec Of cha-ge Application for admission ulnst be
made at the school.rOoms soon IS the schools are
erened. An additional term OF zine weeks will com
neuce Ja7uszy ?, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

NmLos.-Rp Ian HHke, composed By Mr.. Bris
tow and written by Mr.. Wainwright, will be gisel
fer the fourth tune to night by the Pyne and Harrso
company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Sr.BBIsG ARRAY IN SEcosD-Ay.-Shortly after j.
O'Clock yesterday morning, Owen Murray and two
friends were passing through Secondary, and when
near Thirty -seventh-st. attacked by gang OF
rufisns who assaulted and beat them and finally one
of them Stabbed Murray in the abdomen infictog
wor nd from which his incsnes pro:ruded. The row
dies item fed and effected their escape. Policeman
Coney and Others of the Nineteenth Ward we're st.
tracted t, the spot, and conveyed The wounded men
10 Be LEVINE Hospital, where he lies in critical cOnti
ton. He does not know 10 a certainty who stabbed
him, but entetaDs suspcions that may result in the
arrest of the perpetrators Of the outrage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

DEplcArloS.-The new Presbyterian Church in
Fory-seopuc-st., between Seventh and E'gn.n-a'''
was dedicated yesterday. In the morning Tue ser
mon was by Or. Phillips and the dedication address
and prayer by the pastor OF the Church. the hev'
w.-d Z. Rankin. The afternoon sermon vas by the
pastor, ard Or. Adams preached in the evening Inc
church has been something more than year hu'ia-
ing. and its cost including site, Is si4'OoO ~ IN
the Anglo-Norma style. OF brick WIN stone IRON.
and tower Tie interior decorations are simple ana
in coed taste T. dimensions ere 100 feet by o. aad
II vii seat nearly 200 persons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

MuS1cIPAL Police CoRPs.-On Saturday the Ma
picipsl Police Corps, under command Of Captain
Ricsrd made their annual excursion to the River
House, Harlem where they passed together an agree
able and pleasant day. The Corps numbered about
one hundred and fifty men, AID was attended by an
excellent band. Forty valuable prizes were presented
10 Ike best marksmen in the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

TIE MISSIONARY FmLD-The Reformed Dutch
Church corner of University place and Fifth st. the
Rev. DR.. Hulton's was filed to overfo* wing last
evening by highly intelligent audience, assembled to
listen to the di-cour-es Of the Rsys. Jared W. and
Ezekiel C. scudder-two brothers, members Of the
last graduating class of the Theological seminary
New-BruIswick, n. Who are to take their de-
psrture with their ladies on the 10th inst fer Arco
India TO join in the Missionary sbors st that station
Both gen emen are Of the Rev. Dr. Scudder, the
Mons and successful Missionary who died last year at
the Cape Of Coed Hope while on his return to
America An elder brother il already a. Arcot, en-
gagged in the Missionary sbcrs. The services last
evening were conducted by the Rev Dr.. De Witt and
the Rev. Mr.. McCsuley. Both OF the brotae"
preached discoursee from appropriate texts, which
evnced the possession cfsuTercr talents on their part
ard were lis,ered to with proic und interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Rors1yG AS ISvA1Ip.-Joan f. SerronO was yes
-, arrested Of his Esrdius No. 81 West Zd,
Sr-,d sith stealing gold strh .aiaed a. 10 from tns
- ~ "A seou.in.rce asrn-d Richard Brown hyios AZ No.
ia Cbs Il appears th1t Mr. Brown coonned ~
H. IN by iespe and Ssrrono es-d 70 sc him snd a. sr
with him ard rendering bis ssrVl5es AZ
xst-d of hi. friends w,teh he s;ye np th7 ~at>n
rL.p sre-ed ard ccted up BY Iusiee "elsn Tor u-
t,,b p,.-i.s are nan New Gr,ns IA, ;. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

The LATE CAsE OF RECKLESS DRIvNG.-An ne
va. Yesterday held BY Coroner Cpd un- upon u, boy
~ Irh ON-il no was nm and allied Fudsy evening
ny of the Of that ro1te sPpe- - ~
~. m r Of Immediately .fter the occurrence whipped
n, ~. bo- and escaped Tue Jury rendered Veroct o.
D.sn ~ nterr. herncrhsge, produced sy osins rn o,ef
ty stzse driven b. person % then un.no"G lie
s.css.ea VS. 2. i've OF Ireland, IS years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

BiAKF's PATE,TT FIRE-PROOF PAISF, No. !
PEER s,-s,e un1.r hss1 OF Psir>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

AMAN DRowyED.-Op Sunday, about II O'Clock,
sailor b4o Eirg 20 the ship Wes Point yinE II the stream
o,po.e the Fulton Ferry len overheard and We. dr9wnsc
ne rio. ofne rrrybos. fulton hi boat fr th- slip ort
~, n.bi,d = reach bin orly ria sax Tor tn
a., tr,e Not the szhtes: the par ot bis coupla
ms O. board the Yves; Point made 20 save him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

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