New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

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ola ono ali remains mystery.
y., Coroe Of the War OF l'l2 are 70 nave
The veteran tbe benefit of the aged, infrm, and
IN EAc1''. ,r dne.dsy August u TO visit that pll-
o'bo' vn ~ American hesrts, the monument OF
s Van Vert and Williams, recently crested
T",,,towp. upon the spot where they captured the
H,;.i,h spy Msior Andre in the wa' ol tue NOV ,u-
to, The company Will enjoy the fire iresa alr % tue
stately Hudson and the green bulls oi "es' O"o''c'
Conn,v The yourg will enjoy the poetry OF MOTION
70 the inspiring ,transc c. Dcdworths Qasn IL nai''
The serious and aged nay listen to pSIio'c auoie's
bv Lewis w. Ryckmar, member OF tue corps a'a
the ambitious will ,on pete for the palm ef excellence
in target shooting. The best arrangements Will 90
made for Refreshments, &c.
A,,,oYn WuIruL MIsCHITF.-RObert Aacke OF
Bergen Point, and Thomas D. Wrinch of Port Rich
noond Staten Island, called at the Mayors Off;e on
Thursday morning and made complaint tha' several
vilful collisions had lately taken place between the
Nev.York and Staten Island ferry-bos,s and the
Ehzsb- thport steamboats,, thereby endsngenns the
ives of the passengers The matter will be investi-
gated.
TIE JOHN STREET CHURCH CAsE.-1n the csse OF
The First Methodist Episcopal Church in the City Of
Judge Whiting of the Supreme Court has denied the
motion to modify the Injunction.
The German Republicans of the Fourth, Fifth and
SIKH Wards held mass meeting last evening in The
large hall Of the Colosseum. 1t filled to
dowing, and hundreds could not obtain adnttaucs.
Mr.. LEsGE was chosen TO the chair.
Mr.. TzHRSER was the first speaker. He demon
strsted the constutionalty of the Republican party,
and cleared ii from all imputation Of Kaow Nothing
I'm. He read from the Criminal Zeitung of this
CITY, an article in which it comes out for Fremont.
Three cheers given for Mr. Lexow, its editor and
for the Stats DemOkrat and the Abend- -Zeitung.
Mr. jacob pointed out the difference bet ween the
Democrs attic party in Europe and the Democratic psry
Of the United States and showed that the Republican
party of this country the counterpart Of European
Democracy.
DR.. Koch spoke in playful way of the Stats
Ze,trng the paid organ Of the Democrats in this city,
and eulOgzed Fremont, grestly to the delight of the
auditors. He stgmatized Mr.. Fill more the signer
Of the Fugitive Slave law and sad that he
70 promise all the offices within his gift to Germans, he
would not vote for him.
Mr. KoHLHEPP made n humoristc speech, and the
meeting adjourned at late hour. IL was highly en-
thusiastic throughout and fully satiffed the most
ardent supporters Of Fremont.
GERMAN REPUBLICANS, TWELFTH WARD.-A
spted and well attended meeting Of the Germans Of
the Twelfth Ward took place Wednesday evening
at CoDrad's Hotel, Mount Morris Harlem. Addresses
were made by Messrs. Malignon, p Frank, and DR..
Sommer An adjournment took place t. the 2sth
inst, at which time they will meet at Manhattanville.
THIRTEENTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLIcAs CLUB.
"A meeting took place last evening at No. l2s Cln-
han ba tbamo aluaa
adopts political gymnssts in rolling the "Repubi-
can ball." Mr.. BRoDAszSsKI presided; Mr. L. TRP-
LET, Secretary. Speeches were delivered by DR..
WATrRMAN, Mr.. JARVIS and others With htlree enthu-
sisstc cheers for Fremont and Dayton, the mesting
adjourned until Lext Thursday evening.
GERMAN REPUBLICANS RouNDour The Ger
of RouDdout favorable to the Republican
will hold meeting at that place this evening
Or the purpose of organizing a Republican Club, in
order to do battle in the cause of Freedom. The
meeting will be addressed by Mr.. Maignon of New
Yoik, ard others.
We are requested to state that the usual Seeky
meeting Of the Fifteenth Ward Rocky Mountslu Club
Of This city is postponed till rext week.
MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoS-CoLLISIoN AND ROw.-On
Wednesday night last the steamer Washington and
barge Superior went up the North River on lnoon-
kglt excursion which resulted in considerab damage
being done to the ffontispeces of several of the
cursobsts well as the boats. After proceeding up
the river about as far Workers, the boats were
turned about for their homeward trip; but they had
sooner attsined Q fair rate of speed than it dis.
covered thai they were running foul of sloop, ap
ward bound, and apparently without any watch on
boud The pilot of the steamer used every expedient
70 svert collision but found il im possible TO do 80.
The steamer, barge and soop were all some sha dam
aged. The passengers, however, os FAR as We could
learn, escaped injury by the coison but that catss
trOphe only the beginning of their troubles, for
soon AS the excitement which attended the accident
had all subsdtd IN alteration and general row took
place among the excursOnsts, most of whom consisted
OF the most degraded and abandoned women to
be met with in the great metropolis Both men and
women while in beastly state Of intox'catioo, en-
gsged IN free fight and but very few Of them es.
cepsd without black eye bloody other
bruises. A small and more reputable p) ton Of the
excursion party who, through ignoraLce of its real
character, induced to 20 for the purpose of
joyrg the scenery of the Hudson by moonlight, Were
obliged to fee into the cabus for safety from the
ssults of the fancy men and Iowiies
AMERICAN SUNDAY.ScHooI USiON.-The American
Sunday School Union offers herself Nursing Mother
ap all the ch ldren Of the couDtTy IN the and
adm onon the Lod"e,pec,4y the neglected children of
cities towns village. and the children the waste sad
VIII poy her seryces ard the reoessay wages
Dsrus the last ibis so,iety has employed s sunday
School whom l79 Student ssouses
They aboed for various peri Is ard terms IN p different
sa.es and Terore They report hs they nave orsanzed
scholars aud that they have visited aud aided SS schools
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