New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25


the same operation was repeated Bndgeman called
at several business houses to obtain subscriptions and
information, and Thompson following him closely, took
down book all the places called at. Finally, he
was a,ked why he followed, and replied that Douglas
& Co. had sent bin to prevent Bridgeman getting away
subscriptions and further that be well paid for it.
The same snboyabce Mr.. Bridgeman alleges has been
continued ever since, and the 18th and 10Th met.
by another porter Of the same agency, named Wism
Biz CHAM. by these operations compl ,nant hs, been
prevented from following his business and he learns
that uness he law protects him, he is thus to be
tnualy annoyed unti he sbandOns the business. The
accused appeared before the magistrate, a warrant
having been esued for their arrest and will be exam
ined on Saturday next.
HORTICULTURAL SocIETY.-A meeting Of the New
York Horticultural Society was held last evening at their
at Clinton Hal-the President, Mr. Groshon in
the chair, and Peter b. Meade acted Secretary. The
Committee appointed to nominate officers and commit
tees for the ensuing year Submedthe following Names
which unanimously adopted, and the election set
down for Monday evening next:
PIesidept-John Groshon.
Vice Presidents Abraham A. Leggett, Robert L.
Stuart, Peter Cooper Henry K.iser, Ii. Hurbut.
Treasurer-Dr James knight.
Record Dg SeoIetsry-GeOrge III. Hapsell
tOrrCepOnding Sfcrtfary-F. w lOmkuS.
Libra rsn-William II Wilcox.
Librery Cemmittee-P. B Mead. Thos. Meter veil.
Finance Conmrtee-JOhn erosion, Charles Van
dervoort, DIR ID. l. Eigenbrodt.
Premium Committee-Charles More, Andrew Ru-
heron.
Fruit Commtee-Thomas Hogg Isaac Buchanan,
John Cransion w. s. Carpenter
Committee on Flowers and Plants-Peer Ii. Mesd,
Andrew Reid, Alfred Bridgeman.
Committee on Vegetable - Andrew Brdgeman.
William CraIst)n, Willism Dawson.
Committee on Seeds-John erosion, DIR. ID. l..
Eigenblodt Dr. Joseph knight.
CHEAT PoULTRY.-Fine turkies were selling ye,ter.
day in Washington Market, at retail, at ten cents
pound, and fowls at nine cents This fall Of pric,,
which is nearly equal to the present cost, is owing to
the large stock that in for the great TIL ,ukgving
festival and to the weather that has since pre-
vailed. Now if this surplus stock had been preserved
in public refrigerator which should be attached to all
city markets it would have saved dealers from great
loss while the public woud have been better served;
beside, vast deal of fresh meat and poultry would
have been saved from spoilng.
The LATE ALLEGED KIDsAPrISG.-Mr john Is.
Sardy, shipping agent, who. with Captain MalOney.
stands charged with having recently put james Car.
roll in irons board the ship Elwood Walter, AMI by
threats exored order on merchant OF this city,
for 49, from him. yesterday anested by Sergeant
Smith, of the Lower Police Court and held to bail by
Jusce Connolly in 81 COO to answer the charge. Capt
Maloney Immediately efter the commission Of the al
legged suffrage, sailed for Europe.
ArrIMPrFp SuIcIDr.-Ms. Mary Murphy, residing
at No. 1sS Twelfth street. attempted suicide on Sunday
night by swallowing an ounce OF leudanum. She was
found suffering from the effects Cf the drug and Dr.
OHenlon was called in and succeeded in extracting
the poison. Shortly before the attempt upon her
life, Mrs. Murphy had quarreled with her husband.
BTnGLARY The store of Linder & Kingsley, i'm
porors Of laces and ebroderes No. % Broi street.
was entered by burglars on the night of "Wednesday
last and s. 600 worth Of embroideries and walls car
RED off. The burglary effected by forcing an en-
trance into building in New street, through the
scutl Of which the robbers reached the r'of of
No - and forcing off the scue effected an entrance
A dark lantern and jimmy were found 10 be adjoining
building No clue has yet been obtained of the goods
OF thieves though liberal reward has been offered
FUNERAL OF IHE LAST or THE DAUGHTERS or JoaS
JAY.-MIs Maria BayDer, widow of GOld.bmough
Bay ner died Friday last at her residence, No ~
Bond street afer very short uess at the advanced
age Of seventy five Yeas She the Sole surviving
daughter Of John jay her sister, Miss Ann Jay hay
ing died only about week ago II is supposed that
her gref the loss of her sister fastened her owa
de ath as she was suffering under the n6rmtiss oage
H.r funeral took place this qerning at ST. Ba 1bolo
news Church, Lsfayet'e.place, the R-v. DIR Cook,
pastor of The Church officiating. very lsge Goa
rtsation was in atteDd4nce including the relatives
and friei DIS of the deceased. Her brother, W liam
jaw was among the mourbers. The services 'osiscd
simply of the reading Of The beautiful and lmpressve
burial servi,e Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
after which the ielsves and friends Of the deceased
accompanied the remains to Rye Westches'fr Co1aty,
where the will IT'S, beside those Of her f.inily.
After the death Of her husband Mrs Baoyer re3ided
with her father in Westcbestrcouuty, until his death,
about twenty six years ago. AMI since thsne she has
lived in This city. She has been, through life, mcst
exemplary Christian: and her charities both pdva'e
and public, have heen dispensed with hbrilliy
rarely equafd By pcrsot of her m sans. For nearly
fifty yeais of her life sfe had been afflicted with an
acute nervous dsesse from which che At times cuff red
intensely; but patiently has she endured this dis
pebsstcn, that scarcely murnur was ever kno~n 10
escspc her Fow persons have been committed to The
tomb With geauioe sorro~. the large number
| Of msuiners at the church this morning testified
Evening Poet