New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

IL the sckooh dynt 90, yet the coalcoeoo 30 -
active, az many Of merchants csa testify fbr -
managers of these concerns mus, live, AID live fss
too. By the way, the names Of or tive spSs>sA
characters in some of the societies and orgssns
tons recently called to notice in city paper. stsap
them as ofsn mdoabted bogus character Thee ~
want to make living wthou, wak-tha, is al; - -
on your guard.
The Executive Committee o.. Evening School,. A.
j. Perry, esq., chairman, are making their sasas1
visitation of the Evening Free Schools under thsk
charge.
The Masonic Fraternity of New-York, amcas when
for .omsyears past slight di.sepson has existed srs
now in fair way to settle their difference o. MOI
div evening 9th inst. two of the Lodges Who fo~u-
erly hailed frvm St. Johns Grand Lodge, finding ,Asr
POSITION uncomfortable by of the great b<&y
of Masops Throughout the Union refusing to scknswt
edge them as les tnae, renouDced their allegiance -
made application to be admitted to the Grand Lodge q
the State. We understand the Deputy Grand Msster
has had their case in deberatop, and granted their 70
quest on consideration Of their performing the usual
ceremonies re luued by the ancient regulations Of the
Order. This was complied with, and one Lodge, con-
sis,ipc of sixty members, enrolled themselves usd@
the name of Mosaic Lodge; the other Lodge, locates
at YorkvIle, has not yet fixed upon name. caPs-
ta supper was given by the members to the Grand On
hcers and the evening passed in great hiarty. We
ind, rstand that several other Lodges about apply
ing for admission into the Grand Lodge, which num-
bers under its banner nearly four hundred Lodges n
the city and State.
MrRpEHoUs AID FATAL AssAuLr on ELKcrIoS
DlY.-Dapiel McClain, an Irshman, S3 years Of age.
A IL ;fat biuriAa
ceived last election Gay at the Xth Poll District Of
the Eleventh Ward, atAhe hands of Dennis and Ber-
pard Lowder, father and son. 1t appears that do ,
ceased though Roman Catholic, refused to vote Tor
the Roman Catholic candidate for Alderman Of that
Ward and voted and electioneered for Aid. Steers,
the opposition candidate for the same office. Thu
provoked the two Lowdens and others, and they a.
| tackled him with great violence, knocked him down,
and while he lay PROSTATE, jumped upon his brease
and abdomen and stamped apon his head with their
heavy brc gaDs until life nearly extinct. The poor
man was then conveyed to his residence, No ri Ease
Eleventh street. where he remained day or two and
| was then taken to Bellevue Hospital few days
| sgo his recovery was deemed almost impossible and
ld Steers was notified to take his dying Deposition
| of which tse following is a copy:
| Daniel McClain, being sworn, deposes and says
that the iih day ofNovember, viz, the day OF the
genera elecuOn, he Wns NJ W
| Eleventh Ward, in Avenue c, between Eleventh asa
Twelfth streets that while he was standing in Avenue
C. near said poll he was then and there eloniousy a.
sauted, knocked down, and savagely beaten by Den
| mis- Lowden and his son, Bernard Lowden, AMI ase
other persons whom he did not recognize; that he hes
ever since lain in entirely helpless condition from
the eff cts of the injuries received at the hands OF said
Dennis and Bernard Lowden that the assault was 90
tirely without provocation on his part; that he has
| been informed ard believes that bis life Is in imminent
danger from the effects of his injuries, and that ne
| above statement is made with the full understanding Of
the soemns of the oath he has taken and his proba-
| Bile approaching dissolution, and no therefore prays
that tie said Dennis and Bernard Lowden may be A.
rested and dealt with according to law.
DANIEL " y MccLAIn.
Sworn before me this 2ist day Of November, 1855
'"''" JAMES r. STEERS, Alderman Eleventh wsrd
On the facts contained in the above depostions The
| two Lowdens were arrested and locked up in the
| Tombs by Justice Connolly.
Coroner Connery has been notified, and to-day will
hold an inquest upon the body Of deceased, whea
thorough investigation will be made.
| SINGULAR AND DISTRESSING OccURREScE.-The
following case is melancholy incident which trans
PRED in our city on Sunday last. DIR. james N.
| Bogsrdus of Kingston, N. Y, died at the Girsrd
House ON that day under these curious circumstances
The deceased was about 43 Yeas DID, Of tho highest
respectabfy and ranA ed the fist in bis profession in
the County in wbch he re,ded. For about two yesrs
| be has been engaged 20 Miss Isabella Hamilton,
Young lady also resident of Kingston and two 90
casons days were fixed for their nuptas, on each of
which death presented barrier to the colsunnatiN
of their wishes On the former instance, the death Of
his brothers child rendered postponement Of the day
of their contemplated marriage necessary, aud both
the Doctor ard his afance bride attended the funeral
On the second occasion fixed for their union, Miss
Hamtons sister lost child and again they both sf-
tended funeral service instead Of their own marriage
ceremony. .
| city and put up at the Girard House, in Chsubem
street and on retiring complained to Mr.. Davis, with
whom he was we'll acquainted, that he was quite NJ
WELL The following day, not feeling able to leave hs
| bed DIR. Sayre and other eminent physicians were
GALE in and consulted After several days attendance
thew came 10 the conclusion that there was ethsg
more than disease of the body in the case OF tbeu Pc
tient and they ntimated 70 him the fact, whcreuPee
Dr. Bog rdus frankly informed his medical adviscn
that be was deeply attached to young iaoy 20 wneH
be wes be married on Tuesday lyesterday that their
marriage had been twice frustrated by death, and no
now feared that his own illness would prove third In
| terposiiion to bis happiness.
another disappointment bad upon bis mind, suggested
The proprety Of sending elegrapbc dSpatch ~ Miss
Han on TO come 10 New York without delay, for tho
tuIpose OF cary ing out the wishes of DIR. Bogsrdm.
The dispatch was accordingly sent and Miss hamiitse
| arrived about O'Clock on Sunday morning, aud -
early "a possible Of their friends, residing 10 NeS-
ak were sent for 10 attend the marriage ceremony.
| At | o'clock the sane day DIR. Sayre visited hs
pstient and found him much better that he con-
sidered that it would be unnecessary for him .
END sgain. At q O'Clock the parties were unie1
| and DR.. Bogardus expressed his thankfuness II
being enabled to carry out his intentions OF mar
rage 10 the lady in queston Their friends teee re-
tired for few moments for the purpose Of psrtskiok
Of some refreshments. He then remarked that he felt
go much better that he would get up, and at once pro
ceeced 10 ra-e himself in bed bis biide, perceivng