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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27
BROOKL YN II,E1K,S.

ANEw FERRY-OPPosIrIoS TO THE OLD LINZ -
The South Tenth.s Ferry, about which so much has
been said and but little done is finally to go into OPP
Grafton on the first Of May. The organization Of the
Company bias been completed and the stock all taken
up. The following are the Officers AMI Directors
President-J.s. Murphy. lof the firm of Posse &
Murphy. Iron works)i Secretory-John Berry
Trea,urer-Davd Palmer, Presiden! Of the Dry
Dock Bank; Duectors-George Lsw, Oliver Char
lick. David Palmer, John Berry, u. Boerum, Won.
Hsys. and Jsmes Murphy.
The Directors held meeting, few days since and
decided to build two feyboats equal if not superior,
10 any on the Fulton Ferry
Another meeting of the Directors was held, yester-
dav afternoon. for the purpose OF making arrange
uents TO put the Ferry in operation on the first Of
Nav. In order TO accomplish this, the Company,
ye,terdsy decided to procure two secondhand ferry
bosts to be run till the ones can be built, which
will be at the earliest possible moment The piles for
tho sl;c at the foot of South Tenth Of. have been
driven down, and the floats are are.dy constructed.
Eventually il is intended to change the location OF
,hs alp to the foot Of BrosdEay, late Dvsion-av
,vo blocks be ow The slip on the New.York side is
pe.t above the Catharine Ferry slip. 1th esimated
,bs, the difference in time saved in crossing this Ferry
instead OF tDe Oiu TccA-rlP hn7, WA w ""A' - " -
and son etines even 20 minutes.
The inhabitants Of the late City Of Willismsburgh
who have been compelled for years to cross the river
in 10, Of old slow, filthy, cold and leaky boats, VIII
hail with Joy the establishment Of new Ferry With
the promised improvements.
p,rys IN THE WOODS As the locomotive Oriees,
attached to the freight train on Friday WA passing
near Suffolk Station, some sparks were carried into
the brusbwoe1, where the strong wind, prevailing at
the time, soon famed ii into blaze, carrying 1t rap
;ol, in north and essserly direction causing consid-
e,sbe damage in the woodland Of the village OF
Hsuppsugs. Among Others, Mr.. Conklin sustained
lc,s of from $500 to $500 in chestnut, and other
wood. Judge wheeler's loss Is thought to be about
a COO. Several Others have been damaged several
hundred dollars. One farm house osusht ire, ou'
was saved by great exerons the psrt Of the pe''
pie, who could not, ho vever. prevent the sosa 90
s,ructon Of the bans and on buidngs together win
ibs coDtent-grsin, hay. &c. Persons VINO VIZ
res.ed the progress Of the ere from safe di'esnce
describe in appearance - being very grand, which,
~ caa vsr believe, nsst have besa TIE esss' VIA
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DIED
;. on Sunday, Mach d, Nisbssl AN.
ALLIsON-In this city

ALLIsoN-In this city on Sunday. Mach 49, Msbss ALI.
81. red. i've. sss respectfully invita-. ss.1
b,s funeral To.sS., re 18Th met 81 osiees ~ .se.
eoly daughter Joseph n and Caroline Bssssr sss1s
on wedn s.dsy tho 18th last II o'clock A. ~ fron hex
psreItS re,idsse-. No 49, wss, isb..
BEvAN5-At Pisttevlie, via on Tuesday. March - DE-
Jchn Be,s,s 10 the 7I't y.1 Of bis age Bora " sss's
at Porsmoath Va Lieut. searss w. Campbell Of the u g.
ksIire eorps aged Il yesrA
Csnpbsn also the nssy Marine sas Aroy oesn are -
gsss4s % si.sd his ,anerI e1 b" fathers Issisces Sc
cIABK-In Cbeaso on wsdas.d.y FEB 81. Mr. Abr-a
CIsrt s.ea u years and months Anaivs Of FHmnssa.
DICKSON Sunday nornna March IS Of e'assstio. q
the ss. Ana Ause.s youasss dsushsr Of James sas H.
ns bietsoo, sg,d yesn
Jspes srih respectfully aytee % attend h:,
vhhou, further rvitsos on TUESDAY n INST 81 c.ss
after sleh Der RENAME viii be t.isa 90 osea Core Loo
ls,ac i,r iotstmsnt M..a.v. Msseh 10.
psnisi Joss go ol.s.r o. winogsas Csss r. y.s.
.sa,. . Brown U.,. IL d; i, :.aa:y ga p.s
.i.et d the v.. Bsp ehsIsA 10 ,s' T sy ues n
i.o Ss .a:s: S csSs. f,'s Coz.
c,e.so on Wednesday, March II. the Rsv &C.
rou fs;s .e shss Loss :.a 2. s..:r.:, s,::
ks,es u. George w. onia'J Of ta' cry "a the % ~"
HE see ,xx- - 49,. .f N. =. .,uv s,s iavtfsA
~ fersrsl rsssdsy oorsns the Nth iass - ~
~I ftom the Il his sthers As, Sea a. ssses
To0LI-At Pittsburzh, On wsansAsy. March a, Js.s
hi sTsis K O. So s.,s1s.y 1:sS a. .ss .ssas ss
Wflian Stein, sxs1 n para -
The frsals Of the hsmy respectfully isviss1 49,
hi fupersi % Tues5sy 9Th Inst. ct Z. fsom ~ -
rrssdssce No Sas sth-s He rsnsiAs I'D - hssusA
LstAsssn ceostsry, Lsss iSss9
FreIesict City We pssey ptsCe eocZ
STOW o. 6ssdsy nosanG March =. q ps1ssssy -.
sumptios Nm Eisabe<b wife Of Mr.. Geo s1s
eldest dsnshtss q Ne 0ea Dsroshs. aes1 yeen -
Dsnsha
ne relatives sed friend. Of the ffniiy =.
dd1esst !, \ 0sisek 2. u - Wsdas1Ag asG1
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DISGRACEFUL FIGHT on SUNDAY.
ARREST AND DISCHARGE OF THE PRINCI-
PALS


On Sunday morning q dsgra,eful prize-fshs took
place in an open lot in the Nioeieenth Ward be-
tween a couple Of young rowdes unkno rn among pu-
gilis ., and named Peter Clark and jim McCu ren,
Inhabitants of Pigtogn, a locality in the neigabor-
hood Of Sixty .frst-st. and bet seen the Filth and
Sixrh.avs called from the immense number OF
hog-s'es to be found there 1t appears that the two
would be pugilists few evenings sioce, got into
row at a dance house, and finally agreed to settle
their difficulty by battle on the following Sunday.
The time and place were named, and on the morning
of that day they, with gang of about a hundred
Pgtown residents met in an open lot 10 Fity-esath-
st., near Seventh av., and were about commencing
the fight when Officer Msstersou, one of the Caiefs
aide, who had heard Of the intended fight, made bis
appearance, and the crowd dispersed but soon a.
sembled sgain in Sixty frs'-st, where fight, which
lasted 81 minutes took place, and both parties were
severely cut and bruised. HcCarren was declared
victor and then all the oil coats, hats and change
that the Pietownites could muster changed owners,
and all parties returned to their homes. In the
coure of The evening Officer Msstesson arrested
Clak, one Of the principals, Michael Foy aud o ven
Mcintyre, bot 10 holders, and Cornelius Baker,
witness to the fight, and yesterday they we're taken
before Justice Connolly, ct the Fourth District 20
ice Court, but no person appeared to make q CON-
plant, and the magistrate, believing his duty re-
quhed him to discharge the prisoners, die %, and
they were set at large. There seems to have besn
await OF vigilance on the part Of the police Of the
Nineteenth Ward, who. In the 6rst place. should no.
have allowed the fght to take place. and. Il
having taken place, should hve taken pains to &C.
cure persons who ss IT, 10 order that they might
b used q witnesses.
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LAW LNIELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-MARcH as-Is CHANeKRs-
Before Judge MORRIS.

SUPREME COURT-MARcH 26-Is CHAssERs-
Before Judge MORRIS.
HABEAs CORPUS
Tn the matter Of Morris.ey, Hyler and Linn. The
parties were brought up, pursuant to adjounment, at
o'clock, but owing to The Judge being still engaged
in hearing the argument in General Term on the
question Of costs TO the erten non Of the 30 very
he did not appear ct Chambers till near , o'clock
the room in the mean time being wded With per-
sous wa,irg to hear the proceedings.
On the Judge taking bis seat, he remarked: snow,
gentlemen, ss to the hsbeas corpus that was to DO
"before me at o'clock"
Officer Brown, of the Chiefs Ofii,e, who had the
principal custody Of the prisoner then handed to the
Judge bis return.
The Judge inquired: How many have before
"mel"
Mr. Clarke, one Of the counsel for prisoners-Gen.
Nye, ore Of bis associate counsel also being present,
as was the District Attorney-replied: " Toere are
"three-Morrissey, HyIer, and Linn. These three
have been selected from SIX, az having had, We
Thought, really nothing to do With this affair"
Judge Morris-"I see there commitments be-
fore me on warrants under indictments. Is thst
{" the case with all three J"
Hewu replied 10 in the Affirmative.
Itwa stated that the warrants were benoh- war.
rats. Mr. Clarke stated that the indicsnents have
been found since the hsbe~ corpus was Issued, and
while il w~ pending.
The Judge said bis impression w~ TIA. the iadies-
menh, 20 long a. they stand, preclude any eEsaias'
ton Of the nsone.-
Mr.. Ca,ks thought that where the tndiesnsen
etand in hs way Of IN exsminsos. they essa' % %
qusshsd.
rAs Judge remarked hat Jsdss scsae % assss'
oc,pus c>nnot oussk a ip6otasot To oaly va
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Internationally
AT BRADYs Upper Gallery, No. 359 Broad

way are made
The pisin PHorocRAFHs ever exhibited In Amsd:a
Finished PHOTOGRAPHY In the ost exqGste style.
Colod Csbinet AID Life szes and paper oil and
wstsr co'orL
Min.tue szes coored equal to ivory, for &C. 49, $40, $i5
SO.
Phoossph copes from old DAGvERREorYrEs enlarged any
desired desrse from originals
Cepi,s Of DaGUERREoTyPEs IN every style
Desueneoyp-s 10 PLsIs aud FAscY CASES LocKErs FINS
SEALS, bNGs, BRACELETS. &c
The largest sal.ry 10 the world Gallery operating and
dressing rooms o foor Over fhomPsoss Saloon
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Advertisement
TIM w n T. L ngI W

i TT , W T. J. n y y % =
subscriber will receive pupils daily this week Tor
the pouos charge Of 81 80 for OF Lessons STA
tobery cents lessonsfor ineladinE stationery
payable ADVANCE Succes. guaranteed to all hours o. ~
t-ndsnee d.iiy eIcspt Saturday; Laoes, At ~ aud
Ocltek p ~ Gentl-men at O'clock NJ AID 3 aaa .
e5 80 Iessou els for e.sJns ncluiia
station cry Book reduced from Is to $l2 so for
thorough ccurse ofinstruciion books &C., 81 50.
a OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH No. $50 Broadway cor. franklin
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The Lake Superior Chippewas in some villages
have schools ana churches aod the usual acconp
usns Of civilized life, dress like the whites, cultivate
the SOIL appreciate the value of money and other
property, are keen aud intelligent and ia many
read and write their nstive tongue and our own Ian
gusge alec.
Tois however not the case with all Of the larger
uiee; majority are in a traastory state, and the
balance degraded In the extreme.
The Missionary and School Reports upon tina con-
uon OF the iargtst pat Of this people give poor en-
Sufseemebt a. regards progress, and it is to effect
eoaree IN these matters that this conventional ar
,fengement Is contemplated, ana the appropriation
.! Congress Is made. Buffalo Com. ADV.
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motion to qsssh N Indietne1t can b made d b.
fore the Court
Mr.. Clarke said the Cour Of Oysr and Tsruisse
will not meet til next wstk, and he oaaset Ike ~
motion NJ the Jaixs will not hear it, and he sapp,sss
be csnnos in habess corpus I'LL then. Ne. Ciwks
thought, however tina. the il allotment dia not pro-
hibs the Judge exsu ming the case add sdmsfiag n
parties to bail should he think il proper csse -
to gushing Indictments, Mr. C. said 10 had sss-
ceeded ip motto ne 70 qussh t~o or three.
The Judge said, Your motion before the Court -
"quash will be on the ground thN the indictaset
" stood In the way Of an ex animation" Mr.. Clarke
replied in the Affirmative.
The District Attorney made few remarks o. b
the case, bu, nothing of particular Importance.
The Judge aid that the question to bsil must BE-
or notion which he could not hear then In respect
to the bsbeas corpus he reiterated bic opinion thst
The indictments superseded the power OF exsunsas~
The papers before him show tina. the whole three
have been indicted for murder. cannot eXsnins
them, said tie Judge, nor could any Other persns
examine them while the indictments exist, and ne
hsbess corpus nuss Be discharged.
Mr.. Clarke requested that the prisoners DO re-
mspdsd to TIE same custody as before. The Judge
replied that there for It, that they viii b
ss well tak on care OF at the City P'on as el.e where.
have only to dchsr9e the habeas corpus, and have
no right to designate their custody after that shsu
remand them, but will not interfere In any way - to
placing them in prison.
The Dstrict-Aacrpey said the warrants viii susgeae
tie action which will take plsce
After some little further conversation. the Judge
said he discharged the h.5ess corpus. on the steaaA
that it was superseded by the indictments, and tbs
prisoners were remsnded and conveyed by tbs Off
GERS to the Tombs large coucourse OF acquaintance
eDd spectators crowdng round them on their lssvias
the court room.
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COURT CALENDaa-THrs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT-Nos. 1887, 1869. ll35, l2TS,
sos 3H 1854 1876 si5 515 1895 iirs, 1887 1885, 1904
1895 1897 1889 1900 20 n5 1887 Fg fo to H@ il50
linz 2l. sos 2i6. ll29, sB 597. ses liS. 1913
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Noa II, ~,
IS. co. g. 80, as, IA IS. 90
CIRcUIT CoURT No Calendar posted Sane csuse
In occupied the Court last week being coatroves 10
stiop OIL npspy
SUPERIOR CoURT.-The Trial Calendar for April,
Msy ard June numbering zone $50 c,uses will be resdy fss
Inspection on Frdsy morning q. the Clsrhs Office
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TUX INDIANS OF Observation-Disclosures Many
penny having made his Annual Report on the con-
dtion Of the Indians within our national borders,
place before our readers synopsis, allowing pro-
sntaon of all the interesting facts connected with
the Michigan Indians. which we think will be &C.
otptsble in this quarter. The Commissioner states
that II s regulate that arrangements With those
Indians be entered into changing their relation with
the General Government and the State. Such ar
sangt nents carried out would entail expense, and
CoDR has appropriated slo0 900 for that purpose
The Report Of AR Gilbert the Indian A gent OF the
State shows the number under his charge as f,ows:
ChippeW4..ssss..s.s....s.. -......ssssss..ss olof
OusWss-s........ l,<oI
EctAWehAnice.sss...... zoe
CbiPpewss Of Lake tpeiios................. 1900
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Advertisement
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITs.-Life and Cabinet

Pastel Mnist1re % Tho hnest
Ivory Psptns Un.ooed Photographs equsrd BY other
establishment In tire world Perfect hksuesses taken, n suy
,yle CT e from Dsguereo,ypes OF deceased persons Life
uze OIL Paintings By this process at one sitting
Token orly ~ J. GuESEy G fsrDERIcKs, No % Rue
Bose du Rsnp.t Paris and No $40 Broadway. New York
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MARRIED..

PoOI-JONys-At CIpeisn.fi 0his. 90 rharsdsy March
Is Mr. soou on Pool Of Chi licobe s.d Ms Eiss Js.es
sFCOMBE-FAToN-At Sc Anthony Mnt es,ts FEB. -,
D.yd Secombe E.q Coasssllor s'Lav Of this efy. ed
Nrs Charlotts A Eaton. late Of CoDwsJ. a. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27

PRIMARY MEETISGs.-Tne Wings Of the First
Ward, Jersey City. will hold primary meeting this
evening" at SCOTS Exchange, in Montgomery-si.
The Democrats Of the Fourth Ward will hold their
primary meeting at Crawfords, corner Of Grove and
South fifth sts, this evening The Democrats of the
First Ward meet Of R4e's.
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MARINE COURT-BARcB a6 Before Judge BIaDsALL.
SUIT FOR WAGES

Plaintiff Gays that be kept dry goods store Ia
June l84 No it5 Th'd-sv ard had stock of Sbia
which be Induced cell to ueaot who hep, ,nothsf
In said IS cent their value Ia consider
son that would employ him CLERK at his deea
su) which be agreed 10 o. for oas year at %
week the fr, sx months snd per for the els
that to defe15.n ssd patf
b.csms ensssed clerk but that ID september defend
ant disohsgd bim and refused carry his said sges
n,Dt Su 10 broughs to recover s5ii t6 for the year ess
f5sOpsid.
In defense the slesa'ions denied ard it also
tended that before being discharged plsntf esssfsned
smother usntssthst Of stationery This wee said on tbs
other side was after being dsehgsL The Court gave Jag
ment for defendant and p.ntf entered oouss Of appeal
For plaintiff Nj b. Ackermaa For dseadsn.. Mr. fssso
Dayton.
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, styles Of GAS FIXTURES.

GAS GAS New styles Of GAS FIXTURES,
for the ,prips Trade Of both msderp and saque designs a
out wholesale buyers particularly invited to cl the great
n.nu.cturins Depot OF ARcBEa WARSEn Co., No. S76
Alec the best Portable Gas Works foT Country
DWELLINGS Chureh hes and Factories In this country.
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ADVERTISEMENT
EYER.-Pnt q small lnant
SCARLET FEVER

n y
sTAFFoRDs OLIVE fAs Ia s,ucsr boil u heated
water The sphere Of the will npez.
n.ted with the ghu Blended Of III, Olive aud Of
the Pine which win materially aid the recovery OF the pieus
completely dnfect the sir OF the chsmosr thereby
venting the spread tf he dsesse Sold No New and
By j. MILHsu. Druggist No. ls5 Broadway.
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ective fall business, snd fcH supply o. o,sssean'
,nisss bl;ebt or sniidsw, some Otasr destroying
AGENT ,hs blast the f.r pro- psots of tas pre,sot
seS~'r fChicsxo Tdbuns
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FIRE IN BERGEN The residence of Mr.. John Man
deville, in South Bergen. near the Reformed Dutch
Church, took fire yesterday morning, and the roof
was buried Off No insurance.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CRY USIoS NOMINATIONS Union
Meeting which adjourned from Friday met last even
ing pursuant to adjournment at the Hudson House,
in Grand ST., Jerey City. The party in that Ward,
who are in favor of liquor-licenses being granted,
prompted by the lesson Of Friday evening" on which
occasion they arrived too late to organize the meet.
ing in accordance with the programme which had
been decided upon in previous private meetings;
last evening they were on hand in ison and in full
force under the drill of adept leaders. At7l O'Clock
Mr.. j. NJ. Young the Chairman, called the meeting
to order and after the reading Of the minutes of the
previous evening,
Mr. Morehouse, Chairman Of the Nomn stiug Com
mittee made his report. He stated hst wing to the
brief space Of lime allotted for the selection OF can.
odetes and TO the fact that those to whom they had
spplied bad declined being nominated it wa, not un-
I'll few minutes before he offered his report tbs.
the tick ct was completed. The ticket then read
aud the ines submitted singly to the meeting.
The nomination of j. b Field for Alderman wa,
approved. while that Of A. s. jewell rejected,
and subsequently, William Clark was nominated in his
plsce.
Jeremiah milford and John Psnine, Doninsted
for Chosen Freehoders were rejected, and Dr. Il. U.
Dummer ard David Henderson we're atterward nom-
mated by the meeting.
the Peace, but he remarked that he declined any
nomination from such meeting.
The name of Morgan Nolan for Justice OF the
Peace, proposed by the Committee, was unanimously
accepted by the meeting. They went through win
itch co. accepting those that suited them ssd sup
plying the places Of others to whom they objected.
Efforts uIsuccessfully made at the opening OF
the mt ting separate the legal voters from the
crowd and II claimed by some, after ward, hat
the meeting had been controlled by those not voters.
THE boys" voted with upliftsd hand q, the word
" Simon up or, at the signal Of Snon DOM, did
rot vote, ard they ruled the roost decidedly
The BERGEN EXPLOSION On Saturday night
Emil Brehm the third victim Of the explosion ia Bsr
gen on Wednesday, died of ais Injuries
ATTENPTED SUIcIDE.-On Sunday smsu named
George Brittoll undertook to destroy bis life by cut
ting bis throat. He cut terrible gs b. and no lies
dangerously i'll from bis wound. He hsd tsken laud-
snum few days previously for the sans purpose
Blu. it discovered and medicine was given TO him
which saved his life This unfortunate man, 10 g.
Of passion, shot at Mr.. Morris, about three years
SINCE for which he sent to State Prison. He has
been out for few mon hs, and has been In the em-
pcyment Of Mr. Morris since his liberation, but il is
supposed that his mind is affected by bis mlSor-
tunes as 10 lead 10 these attempts at suicide.
FIRE.-A fire broke out on Sunday morning in the
variety store of John Eagan, No. ~ Montgomery st
jersey City, which was damaged to the am punt Of
abe ut 500. Insured for $3.50 ia the Commercial
Insurance Company. The family Of Mr.. Esgsn
esc.ped safely, but with como difficulty from tho
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r. sTAFFoRD's Oh Tar -bch inhaled and applied sni
Pamphlets Of s octave p,ses eonsinins large
number certificates from well Known prominent
cii1ers Of New York vicinity h.d gratis Sold
No. New and BY AILHAu Drussst No lS3 Bro I'd way.
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THE GAxBLED AND THEIR ABFrIoR.-The Msy-
or has list OF the gambling houses il the CITY, Win
the Dames of the owners OF the baidings and fhs
holders Of moxtesges upon them. Many exemplary
cturch-aoeis are to be found am,ng the owses- II
thee gentlemen, churchgoers and other ~iss do not
find better busress for their real estate by the first OF
May, the Mayer will give them the beuef, Of grstu-
itous sdvertsement-he will publ,h the lis, with the
names similar course will be pursued with the
housss OF prostitution. Toe gamblers preparing to
So to jersey, whittier the 10 terry men have fed.
BRUTAL ASSAULT uPos A FEMALE An Irish
woman named Bridget Ana Kinney, residing at No.
IS Cberryst, appeared yesterday at the Lo YER Po-
lice Court, with both eyes black ,ned, aud her bs,d
and bands terribly cut, and complained Of her hus-
band, James r. Kinney, who, she sad, knocked her
down with pewter plste and while abe was in that
position struck her several times with q smoothing
iron. Her Life might have been sacrificed had no.
Officers Cushipg and Cosy, who heard her cries,
run into the house and arrested Kinney. He was
taken before Justice Connolly and committed to the
Tombs to answer for the felopious assault
FATAL AccIDEyr.-On Saturday last msu was
killed between Dobbs Ferry and Tarytown, on the
Hudson River Railroad ss the .rais going be-
TWEEN anu Iic " ~ Aob ACNoo-
nized. He was intoxicated at the time.
SUDDEN DTATH An uDk noxn FrehchmAp, about
90 yesrs Of sle fell dead in Mercer s. yesterday afternoon
sppposed from fit Of spop.xy His rensns were s<en 20
the Eighth Wand station House where inquest sd be held
upon th,m
PASSING COUNTERFEIT CoIs-Wm. Libbern nan,
Gerusn shoerpsser hsins No % Es-bth yeser-
d.y Aresd by Ocer Matthews sftseh-i to the Telegraph
eee City H- ehs,red with att. mpns 70 y.,s
way payment Tor linen coly When TOLD thss tue coin
counterfeit he eneesvored TO escspe Of the store bat
prevented and detained until the arrival Of the Officer
On searching bis person spurious Mexican quarter dollar
found DE take before Justice Connolly sns committed
for examination
ARREST OF YouyG BURGLARS. - Four German
BOYS between the age OF Is spd II years yesterday
BY officer Kemp Of the Fifth Nsrd chssed With break
bulldog arthe Of oeseh sad Hu1son ss
with tent ,tes esd pipe brass faucets &c Tney had
has with them In hch their plunder, bat bsrors 50
caring any they surprised and espured By the officer
Justice CoDnclly committed them for ual
ARRvALs.-Among the recent arrivals In town, we
notice the following:
At the IRvISG HovsE-Ths Hon Hardy. Concord, n H.;
Col W. b. Ne gton. ST. Psnls Min the Rev s. VI Bliss,
Detroi Major D. W Green, Pkilateipbis; Dnsmo.e,
Columbia Cal the Hon souths, Washington. D. CT ".
A. Zshiskie, New JeIsey; the Hon Bster, Maine; 3,
R.bdIck Losao.port la the hon Preston Nd NJ Can