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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30
DIRD,

BRows-Ou Foarth day morning, Aug - BsTsEr. wis Of
David y. brown, Ia the 9th year Of her
The ends and scquantances Of the family arc respeefa
attend heI funeral Sixth day Jist n.t ,t S0clocs
p M from her late residence h st. east Of sfsy, w'thos4
further invitation.
BIrsI-At East Hsvep Conn. Wednesdag Auz D. 10 tia
2Sh year Of her sgo EyBLSa NJ ". BLcsr, u Bfoodya.
wife u John Blunt, Jr.
CAssoLL-On "Wednesday morning, Aug g. FLixAssrs W..
wife VI Nicholas Carroll. sgsd 80 years.
will take place from her late reedeccs IN tfss
wch Friday morning at II 0elock The relagns Ao@
friends family respectfully invited 20 sitsnd The
remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
LAn-Oa Tuesday evening AUG D. sfsf &c dsys iass
A. wife Of r Van Zsndt Lsnc sd d.s,a@f OF
D. 7. Losuser.
Ths sosve. and friends q thei, respective fins st those
Rober- Lane respectfully invei ~ sstd the hTnot
from her resides No. 25 reah thu lrhardayt e.
terneon. al o'clock, without further inytaiioe.
MvILns-On Tuesday plsat, Aug DEgsI5 MULLINS, Esl
ex-Aldemsn OF the Fourth Ward, aged 50 yea"
and thOse Of tho family % ksn
erA respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral this Thur
DAY. morning Aug % az ~ oclosk from hs sss rssiisoes
No u Aenwcl His remains will b. taken 70 81 Jose poe
thsreh, Sixh-ss and thence 70 Eleventh e. CemeesrJ
wycxp-On TUESDAY, Aug n, EsIsaL WTcAso, hs~oeo's
at. Brooklys -,
TIE remains we're Inferred the cemeeJ Of ts Eye1,ss&
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hr. Hcos-i event 20. nothir' 10 ssy bonly va
vtry unery and vac lookiu along in the mArke,
spTeueo 20 zee the heels vot this ere he'd cock al
%, 20 IN se1 SCI now I'll hsx t1e price snd me obee
'sIpened fave q COR aod lie in my cost. viod
spose btccden;iy got ke,chea iu ofhe heels and
ven lef 10 20 and tell the hole woman ow cheap they
vas, IL uDs on 10 the ook.
Judg, That's pretty story to tea me. Do yc1
supf oee au DING 10 believe III
Hr Hook-On ths honor OF q gen.lensn that vhs
tb- vsy it Appentd.
Juoe.-At any rate, shal ssod you up for three
mO,tts
Mr.. Hook-Bcst me I honly Wish you I'D TO try it
hrte Mouths ysE self Jou wouldn't thisk it quite
funny.
hr PslmeJsion Hook Yves conducted below.
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JEFFERSON MARKET.
DROWNING SORROW.

Margaret Weicb, a poor woman, fcrorn and forty.
btd be found drunk q; o'clock yesterday morning.
She ssd that tbe lived in Paterson and that one of her
girls died yesterday in Brooklyn at No. 3f7 Atlantic
81. She taken with cholefa-morbus, and she only
got ir at 81 O'Clock, and when she got there che was
dead. She went about midnight 70 good doctor, who
always would give Der money 10 bury her children.
and on the way back got little Intoxicated. She
never bad beer Station House before though abe
had besn twenty five years in America. The Justice
half believed her e'ory and let Der go.
LIVING WITH WOMAN.
At the call Of Michael Organ linle dirty urchin
poked biz heed through be bsIisters Of the bar and
snr oupced that be a. that individual. The Justice
inquired The frowzy little fellows place Of residence.
"No place" was the curt busnesshke answer.
"No father, no mother"
"Yes"
Where DO you lve7"
with q woman."
The JUS ice could scarcely credit this assertion Of
precociy and sent him to The Juvenile AsylGm.
PHALoN's BLOCK IN ALBANY.
Miss Margaret Hill was Represented BY the officer as
berg very drunk woman. She said tnat che lived
IN AbaIy with hec father he had room in Phalon 3
block in Sts'est.
Between what str,tsl" the Justice asked.
Fright there by 1clintoc-street-
Atlantic street,"
"Y6s sir"
"Eo. there IL no Atlantic. street there
We'll, tbs Clinton street
You telling me a lie: Clnton-s.reet comes
u
i Wei, cont know; they call ii co."
MGgHe' said che had Elk shilings to take her home
10 Albany, but the Justice not satisfied TO the
position Of Pbalons block; and although abe dehed
him any other Judge TO say that che bad ever been
before Judge in her life, he sent her down for ten
days. Nothing but the definite ascertaning of the
situation Of Phalon's block will save Miss Hill from
ten days
GRIM. CON. IN wAvERLEY-PLACR.
Mr.. Terence NJ Mathers and Mrs. Julia Doane were
found by M officer, at O'Clock yesterday morning, in
the street in Wsverey-place Mrs. Jua faid che had
never seen Mr.. MMstters before that night and that
and the officer said that she drunk al the time.
This statement wns confirmed by the appearance OF
Mr. Nj Mathes, who was anything but an Apollo in
apI eArance Mr.. Doane must have been very drunk.
And her lips were not very fml-indeed they were
rather thin. Mrs Doane must have been remsrka bly,
drunk. Mr. NJ Ma,hers was separated from his lawful
spouse and Mn Doane from hes, by being sent to
the island together for six months.
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eeived tee pnpet oaois; notification o. Us removed
from the service Of .he Co7snisson that he emitted
to lis salary Zoe tha' Ttrioi.
Mr. CAhRiCAs sts;ec that the Doctor had not been
in tie employ o. tie Comma. son aimee tie aitde of
JpN-Lsvrg besr away from his post for two weeks
IN Ju, aid OF tbs l., of Ausus; was notified by the
NcePieeloeui OF bis disisss Referred 10 the Staten
Island Committee
letter wss received from Mr.. \. ". UPpIKy.
Agent OF Tho Commissioners at Rochester sstiag that
re has beard much complaint Of late Of people beiug
ucse'ed to Froug places on tre Central R.ilrosd.
number o. cases have OF lae come 10 Ii hit tcketed
by MI. wilt, Agent Of ,he Peoples Line One Gaze
that Of Merry Northumberland for Genesee with a
letter OF dirsconsl on the New-YoTk and Erie Rail
road twenty miles east Of Hornesvile, wss gent to
Rochester 81 charge Of s5 wien Il only reQuifei 81
on the direct route Arriving a, Rochester she Was
ptnnikss, and be- bad 10 give her assistance.
The NIoT President said some Of the immigrants
are under the impression that they can buy tickets
cheaper ou'sioe than inside Of Castle Garden TIE
referee 10 in the letter Of tie Agent are some Of
them. They went 10 Mr. New,ons Office, where the
Agent charged - for What the Commissioners only
charge SO IS.
Mr.. CARRIoAS said snch cases would occur Until
the immigrants learned their mistake, the Conms
soners could OF compel them to purchase tickets 10
the Gardfu.
CePt CRABIREE said 1lst the Board shouf1 tsse
some action IN these casee "a the fund.- Of the Com
mission would he taxed for the relief OF the defrauded
immigrant. Referred to the Castle Garden Committee
Mr. PURDY, from the Committee, reported in favor
OF sendnR nVh gdlloDs OF WINE ana nVe geuons oil
brandy 10 the Marine Hospital Staten Island. Adopted
The Retenchment Committee reported 10 favor Of
diminishing twenty-five persoos from the employ Of the
Comms-iOI at he Marine Hospital on the lst Of Sep
TENDER. The pertoIs dismissed embrace the Steward
CheI lain, and various msle and female laborers The
SALARIES OF the remainder OF the employee ten ia
number,l al that institution from the Warden down.
were materially cuItailed. The total saving will
amount 10 800 month. Adoped.
At the representation Of DR.. THOMPSON, the Health
Officer $50 appropriated for the erection Of va
nous necessary outbuiloiDgs at Quarantine
wpEKLY STATEMENT.
Number Of Emigrs srr gel the TO Aug 2. se49
Number Of Fmgrsns arrived SINGS, TO Aug ....... 1877
To same date IL 1854 .................39,M
1888. 1854.
EusJeT Eliminates IN pst'n Words 99 asia
kuuboT Of inmates in Marine HOspital...... lb5 20
Balance 10 Bank Jan 1855 S6l ss 20
Aggregate receipts 20 Aug &...........sSe, tS3 10
Reed since. 20 Aug. % for communication $500
Of passengers, &c SUE bS-1ol bsz D.
TOtal.......................... sssag14 70
Disbursements TO Aug r. SS1 bS5 10 =.
Current expenses Of Aus IS and 60. 1889 S7-SU05 oS
Oyerdrah. .........................sTfeoo IS
The Board adjourned to Wednesday next.
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COMlNE,RCZAL MAITERS
wEDsrsoAY, Aug. as-P. n.


With very large b9siness at the Stock Board, The
mari til favors the operators for fan, althoughtr
some cases quotations fully sustained. Aher TIA
Pirst beard street sales were made at lower rates;
but at the Second Board there was a better keaiag.
and quotations advanced generally At tho close hs
mAri e. was again dull Erie, Reading and Cumber-
land, show moderate decline upon the closing prices
Of yesterday, while Central s p cent. better. IL
Railroad bonds the business was larger thaa for SOW
eraI days part embracing tlsO, 900 including $1,000
Erie, IsT5, at &C 9Oi on time and also bear sale Of
$4,000, seller - mos, at "a; Of illinois Cen1x
eos 900 sold at &C. In Ssse stocks there ssthss
more activity, without important change. but with
downward tendency. A GALE OF Nev-York 81, lara.
was made at 100, and small psrcel U. s g. isse.
scId ssils. ~
There il nothing Of importance doing IN Excasazs.
Starring 10 quiet ct s.slo cent Francs. SHE
sfia. sssE ~
Fseigt,s are very dan. The sasssacsssst d he
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FIRES.

rlRE rs BROADWAY AND EIGRrY-sIxrH-sr.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock fire broke out
in the paintshop on the corner of Eighty and
broadway TIE danes were soon eKtingulsaed oy
the 6remen. Loss about $3.50. From the appearance
Of the premises strong doubts entertained that the
fire was the work of an inoendiary.
FIR. N LIsPFsARD ST.
Last evening a fire occurred in the dweuins-house
M % Iispeu.rd.ss But little damage was sustained
ss the flames were e1tipguished with lew pals Of
water No alarm was given by the bells.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.

At a meeting Of Republican Electors, composed Of
citizens Of the Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards con-
sttutDg the XVIII Assembly District, held at the
Long Room, corner of Eghth-ay. and SiKteenth-st,
on the 2etb inst GEORGE BLAKELr in the chair, L.
MAN SHERWOOD Of the Sixteenth and OLIvERH. LEE
of the Twentieth Ward were elected as Delegates to
the Syracuse Republican Convention, ano joins II.
DRUmNoED Of the Sixteenth, and CHARL rs j. WAR
RrS Of the Twentieth Ward. a. elernates.
A Committee of Conference was appointed to con-
cert call for a public meeting in this District at an
{ sry day.
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CoseTRT.-On Friday evening nert Nile io'ess
PsIcdi win give grand Concer. at EibfS saloon.
when she Will be assisted By Nsds. AmelA, Ps'ti.
sttkoscb, Maurice StrAkosch. sgno' Bernardo and
Mr. AptomGs. The programme is very attractive
one end contaiDs several esns Of the Italian school,
&c wei a. some ballad music. A new due, BY Wal
lace vii be suDg By Nile PsroG and Msd. sua-
bosch, and Csppriccio for the piano, ped0rmsd
by s,rskosch, for the fret tine, called Musical
HRoeke,."
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coMu,scroNERs OF EMIGRATION.

The Board held its stated meeting at the oihce N
worth-st. yesterday aferDoou-the Hon. GrLIS e.
vEnIAsox. President, in the chair, and hessrs.
crstree. Canigan. Kelly, Cumming, Morgan u A.
isae and Purdy present.
A communication was received from DR.. RorHE,
Offering bis resignation as Examining Ohcer' ana
presessiDg his bin for services during the month oil
Angus. conteadiDg, oa the ground Of not hsy'ng re-
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MARRIED.

HAM DcTcsEkOn Sunday evening Aus &c. By The Rev.
Jacob Heller o. s. HAM, Of Hesse Casse, to A I5afa
IuTcpgR of his city.
Tuesday mo,0inE hur. ls hy the
Rev Mr. Robinson WILLIAM LAwrOs 20 Mss ovsAs fLAs.
DREAU, both Of this city.
California papers please copy
MouL roA -CalkDLER-At Cbrst Chugca Pomfrst Coma
Monday Aug a BY the Rev. Dr. ynton Rector Of S. Psu
Boston WmLi,M u. MoULroy Editor Of ths Boron rrss
Flag 10 FILM LouIsE daughter o Luc'u l.. CbsnteS,
a. Porfet
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rAr1 FAIL FROM A HoRsE.-Corouer ODonnen
bsd an inquest upon the body of Harms asnges wno
"a tiAd by falling from hi, horse on Tuesday ngn';
Dssssss5 beloused 10 the New-York hut1ars Inrd
Pss;u<r, Newly ork State Miis, and vas re.qTn,nS
- rsy,Se when the ccident happened. In the ISL
Id. had struck agsins the curt-stose and ns saa
VIA fractured. He cisd yssesas! S9, IT. and lived A.
M, 81 Hssterrt.
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FEMALE DrcoYED INTO A HousE or PRosrirU-
rroS-HEn FoRcfBLE DErEsTIos AND RELEAsE.-
About two weeks since q girl sixteen yeas OF age,
named Louisa Phillips, came to the City from her
place Of resdence 10 of the interior towns OF this
State, for the purpose of finding sister whom she
learned was living here; but not finding her, she en-
desyored to procure Q situation in somo family.
While thus engaged abe met with man named Hen
y Leuers, keeper of a den Of prostitution at No q
North William st who offered Der Sc Der month 10
attend bar sor him. Thinking il best to accept this
offer urtil she could procure more suitable situa-
ton, che accompanied him to the house and was
locked up in rccn, into which shortly after fell
low named john Lcce was admitted, who by force
violated Der persos and siterwsrd introduced snotb-
or rufian, who also assaulted her. The unfortunate
girl WAS kept in close confinement at this den until
Yesterday when the facts OF the csse beosne known
to Mr. Senior Of the Emigrant Department who,
cking with him Policeman Rothschild, repaired 70
the place rescued the girl, and took Locie ioo Gus
tody. Leners could not be found, but efors are now
being made to secure hir. The girl was placed in
charge Of Mis- Foster mstron Of the City Prison, and
Locie wss locked up by Justice Connolly to await eS-
animation.
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fAdvsrtisement-
T,tat-S.Enc nr AnTrp GrErTpFpS


YEARLY remedies without that all
th.ir ouins Arrenc, Qunne M-rc1ry. other
desdy Poisobs which though they onen break the eh r
short 70 sy the foundation OF wreeoea MAY
dies that only with life.
But the unparalleled efficacy Of Z" RaoDss's Fsyss AND
Asus CuRE or AkriDorE To MALAkiA equael only eJ us
singular ngornce and proof the folio Ting certificate
from IN. most celebrated chems, the Unied States at
tsched every bottle: , ,o..
have made chemical examination Of RhonEs's fEvEs
.sp AeUE CrRk or MALARfA and nave tes-d
tor Arsenic Mercury Quinine and Sycnne bat have not
found either ia IT, have found substance
ia s composition that would prove injurious % the c2nsi
JAMES n. Chiffon. Md, Chemist
RrMEMsR therefore that this the only FEysR AND ASvE
fefdy In the world the Of which Is Proved by
such Of eheics analysis and the VALUE OF which
rRovEp by the testimony c ali who eel H. specimens
Of vlieh are frequently Published -
No doubt the Public vii appreciate the difference between
assertions supported BY proofs and the incredible benbs
indused in by those WHO hsve poking else 20 rely
Gro h. BATES, Wholesale Agent No is Water g. md Tor
ssle by C. H. RING, &. v. CLIcgEsER Co, D. e. wells
Co Brooklyn, Mrs. NJ HAYES, and Druggists generally.
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y,r.I R.usoAp AcetpKsI.-PstIiok Farley wa
run OVER Yesterday afternoon st Copper Msrisisna %
,rs;- II c.rs on the Hudsou River Railroad. and
died sbo,yy after at the NewYork Hospital Of his ~
;rr;e He bad ped from OF the cars whilc the
:, :, -. - ,spic notion ard fel before its wheels,
winch p-ssed over him Before bis death he stated
rh.t he blamed no person but himself IA inqaest
viii be held upor Ite body to-day.
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.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BasE-BALL.--Columbian Baseball Club, Of the
Eastern DistTict Of Brooklyn, and Pioneer Clab OF
jersey City, play friendly match Oh Monday the 81
September, a. O'Clock L. NJ, on the Columbus
gIound near DiSison-av. and Eighth-st.
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let. from the rore Of Dvaa W.isr'soc e tffsei
st. quantity Of muslin ~ss 40 fcVnt |" nes o'1'
Locked I'D Tor examinations. -
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TROUBLE AAosG THE RoUGHs-A detachment OF
the Fifth District Police under Capt. Gaischsrd we're
ordered out ast eve1ng by the Chief OF Police to take
their station etthe Washington Garden IN Fire sic foot
OF Division ev., for the purpose of preyen.ing fight
which Yves anticipated 10 take place between the
roushs of Williamshurgh anil those OF Wallsbout
For long time this Garden been q resort for all
sorts Of humanity male and female, who pass of the
evenings in tie garden in dancing, drinking lager beer
and bad rum. About two weeks since serious night
occurred, which originated by Waabou'er treading
on the foot OF female dancing with Wilismsburgher
Out of this Circumstance feud has ansen two fac
tons have sprung up numbering sone two or taree
hundred or either sde, and ms.tess assuming se
rous aspect. To preveat collision Chief OF Police
Folk with detachment OF men the spot
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ENcrasToN OF THE hosrGosysy GcARo.-rhis
comnsny commanded by Cspt- Fsrrei. wet yes'esdsy
on the N excursion 10 Hastings an; notsithssastis
the fierce church opposition which ths assr las en-
ccsutercd TIE steamer was cro~ded 10 excess r.sy
were accompanied by Msnshan's bsnd, I'D sSo, stlss
Rad a icyOVs time.
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gEW-JERSEY I7KE9

DEB on MS ISsuRiEs.-hr. John Ayes, ~, ss
ereireef Gu tie NewJersey Rallrosj, wn9 "as 80 -
veroly injured at Newark on MoaSsy Eh.e eorras
tie csrs died yesterday 81 h rssldnce ~ Jersey CI
from TIE effect Of his INJURIES lie WA Young mss
who very much respected. and iesvsss w'd's sal
ore child.
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advertisement
The attention of BUYERS IL "a

ced 20 our stock Of Gas FIXTURES tire Waerooms Nos
as and 81 Jhns Our designs entirely and Original
and well worthy Of eISInn sIior BY the trade
MITCHELL, BAILEY Co, Manutscturefs.
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n
Ss5 sbo,,gy after at the NewYork Hospital Of his IL
iur;es He bad Jumped from one OF the esr- While me
,r IN u,s in seid notion ard fed before iis wheels
which passed over bin. Before bis death he stated
that be blamed person but himself. Al inq'e"
viii be held upor tbe body to-day
srppys Dr.rH N TIE SrREEr.-Denuis Coooert,
native Of Ireland 50 years OF age while waking "a
Divison-e late on rusS'sy night suddenly tell dean
on the pavement HE hsdy vas conveyed TO the
Tenth Wsrd Police Station. and yesterday Coroner
Hilton beld g inquest upon II. The bury renoefea
verdict Of " Death from disease OF TIE heart. Inc
wife Of deceased walking with him at the nme ne
fell dead
ACCIDENTALLY DaowSrp.-Geo. II. Spencer. mas
Ter Of the schooner He-ter A. Jones' eccdeUsily iai
cve,bosrd from hs vessel at Pier No so Eat River
or Tue .dsy niabt ana was drowned. The body was
recoyoT<,snD,s Yesterday Coroner o Doune1 held 50
iuruest upon il. Verdict: " Accidental death. be
oessed visa born In Maryland. and so years OF age
Form DRowSEp-The body Of Peter Mccain, a
raiive Of Ireland years OF age was yesterday ound
in tte East River at the FOO, OF Chntor-st-, and
Coroner O'DonDell held sn inquest upoo II 'erdlct:
- Death b, drowning" Deceased was a man OF In
temperate habits.
A BODY IDEsrFIED.-The body OF the young man
who was crowned OF Monday afternoon by falling
into the water at Peck-slp, was yesterday idenlhed
as that ofJames Kelly late Of No. ls3 Seventeenth s
He had been 10 the steamer Granite State IN company
with a young ldOy VINO uku taken passage Az AOf
Hartford.
CASUALTY YRoa RECKLESS DRIyISG.-Mrs- Pallon
of No 70 West Twenty-ninth-st, while atiemp Ing 10
oct on board one of toe Eghtnav at the coroer
of CHRISTOPHER and Hu ison-sts on Tuesday night, was
run over by an express-wsgon driven at O furious
rate and seriously jurei. Mrs. p. had child IN her
arms ard on seeing the wagon approaching had the
presence of mind 20 throw from her. thus saving if
lfe. although il wss somewhat injured She was taken
TO the house Of friend No l2 Jay-st In the excite
ent of the moment the driver of the wagon escaped
and no description was taken either oil him or his
wagon.
DIsoRpERLY HorsT.-Csptsin Carpenter and 9TH
ers of the Fifth Ward Police made a descent early
Yesterday morning upon the disorley houses Nos %
ard "a Whe-st and arrested eight of the female In
girls from II 10 "a years each all Of whom were
locked up in the Police Station for the night, aud yes
terdsy we're disposed OF by Justice Connolly at the
Lower Police Court.
CHARGE or GRAND LARcENr.-EhZe Wallace, q
Scotch girl was yesterday arrested charged with steal
ing wet N and chain valued at $40, the property OF
Chss Cumming Of No &c Rooseveltst. The watch
wss found IN possession of the accused and she was
locked up by Justice Connolly for tIisl
iAdyertisement
RooT takes real life size Photographs on canvas.
Rocr's Photosraphs Of al .zes are unsurpsssed
ROor's Gallery u easy Of access. 49,
Roor is at No S5 Broadway. corner Of frsnsln''t'
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPrtCr-aUS -
Befors Commissioner SifLwsbL.

CHARGE or ATTEMPT TO KILL.
Henry Wright Dennis McCaffry, William Carrgaa,
James Doyle and Patrick Connolly fremea on board
the steamship North Star, were complained Of ~ a.
ready stated for violent assault and battery on Fred
e,ick Sche German, seaman on board, during ss
late pafsae Of the vessel from Havre. They were an
arrested except Doyle whom the officers have not been
able yet to apprehend. An examination took place De
fore Commissioner Stwtll SchelI testified to having
shipped at Havre a seaman 10 work his passage tO
New-Yofk. One day during the voyage he reot TO thc
galley for some hot water when Csrgan, on his Goa
ing OUT struck him several blows with his fist the
head ard mouth and caused the hot water TO fall upon
him. About half an hour afterH ard, while coming up
from below, be was attacked by the -four men Wright,
he says, beat him with piece OF board, McCafry with
n stool Carigan caught him by the the throat az ho
was down and beat hin with a bottle, ADD Connolly
threw plate at him which struck him and broke 90
his face BE Gays they also hrey hot water upon bin.
and he ccmplaiIed of other severe usage. Connoly
lad. lie was discharged by the Commissioner. Tie
oih,rs were committed for trial. the amount OF bad
fixed for each being $500.
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fAdyerisemeut

Gas, GAs.-Several new styles of Gas Fixtures,
surprising beauty and workmanship anything ever offered be-
fore at great Manufacturing Depot Aso several
net i'm ported by steamship from France and England
ARoHER WARNER 4 Co, No So Breadwsy.