The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

disturbed for time. The Lieutenant went 10 the City
Hospital adjoining but they knew nothing OF The affair The
neces ariiy journed until day, Captain Carpen
ter will De on the ground early this morning to render
the Coroner all the assistance in his power.
The BEioK BrrsEss.-A large. meeting of North river
brick makers held ut the Gard House In the city OF
New York. the goth inst, pursuant to CALL to ado Of
some measures in reference 20 the low price of
BRICK. Daniel rompkins appointed Chairman and
Peter 0yerbsgh ana John g. Ra.che Secretaries.
After full discussion OF the matter the following resolu
tions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That we do hereby form ourselves into an
association, to De known the " Brick Makers Asso-
Cation
Resolved, That we earnestly invite the union and CO.
operafion Of oil persons engaged IN the brick making
business, for the mutual benent of all.
Resolved That the officers Of this association shall con
Treasurer.
Resolved That the Chaima of this meeting appoint
eommtee Of nve 10 DRAFT report, constitution and by
laws. for the government of this association.
The following committee appointed under the last
raoution:-Henry Peck, llaverstrax ~ john G. Ratche
Verpancks Point Theodore b. Gates, Kingston Lee En-
sign, catskill; and NJ Parker, Coxrackie.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet again at the
place, on the 9th day OF August next, at 10 A. NJ
DARING BrRGlARY ATrKmIT FoReE OPEN AN
IRoS SAFE A few nights since burglars entered
the exchange lice OF Day ton smith, 70 Beecker street.
by cutting away the par els Of the door leading
TO it, moved large iron safe which contained about
500 specie the stairs They then started the safe
down th ey strsay and Its weghi aud velocity carried
II TIN ough th' floor below and into the cellar. The
cali then lighted fire OF charcoal AMI ats npted, by
heating the safe TO )te0 the iron sufficiently TO enable
them to bore hole in II large enough to admit OF
their getting the treasure out OF It, but fortunately be
lore they had fully succeeded In their intentions they be
came alarmed and fed eavng their tools behind them
On the night OF the burglary there two political
meetings held in the nes hborbood and it is supposed
that the burglars OF this, and took advan
of it 70 commit the depreciation From the appear
ance Of the tools et by them they supposed 10 be
Germans
ATTEMITED AssAsszSAToN--A man about thirty years
Of age, Dsmed Hugh Daren alta ;ked in Tenth
nue., Thirty eighth street. between and 10 o'clock
Monday night, by person TO him unknown, who
stabbed him in the side and then fed Darens cries of
murder brought policeman Edrc Of the Twentieth ward
10 the spot WHO found MIN lying upon the tide walk
ble ding profusely from the woand The officer assisted
the man to the station house, where the wound
dressed by doctor. whose opiDon that 1t would
prove fatal Yesterday Mr. Daran conveyed TO the
New YORK Hospital Jean Graham. aver by trace,
arrested suspic'oa OF being the assassin
held 70 await an examination.
FERRY CoIIlsoN-Much excitement was created among
the passengers the Staten Island ferry boat Hugueno
Yesterday morning. by that boat coming in violent col
lisiun With towing steamer, when near the Battery
Fortunately accident followed matter OF some
wonder, as these ferry boats are said 10 be in fragile
concition.
A CoNKr ExrEcnD TO TURN .UP-Astronomers expect
that time during present year the known
as Charles v will make rs appearance. II looked
for in lS4S but tailed TO appear This supposed be
the same wandering star that appeared in 6S3, in 9g5
ia 1904 and in 1861. In the last named year appa
led Charles " OF spain and the Netherlands that he alb
dcated the throne and retired to the OF ST. Just
where be ed in comparative obscurty. Perhaps this
comet had some hing 10 do with the late drought Who
knows
RErAyiSG THE srRxErs.-The Counclmen Committee on
Streets took riding Of Inspection vest t,ra- through
GreeLwich anu Washington streets, preliminary to re-
porting as to the expedency Of rcpavsg those streets
Petitions are before the committee asking the repaving
and repairing o nearly hundred streets the city.
4 l. proposed by the committee TO improve the hot after
moons IN ride through al the street. in which repavins
I. askea. sated that the OF the city, as
general thing in respect 10 their travelling coudon,
| have been III bad condition as al present for
years over s5VVU0 Is stated needed to put them in
proper repair
FIRE GASsxvooRr srrrET-Abou. a quarter pas, o
O'Clock Tuesday morning. a hre was discovered in
the thro story of building No. Gansevoovt
occupied by Craig Stevenson manufactures of clock
cases and looking glass frames. BY the Jronp
OF the hremen the dre eStlpgaished. Messrs
Craig stevenson have sustained loss Si5u BY
water no Insurance. The building u owned by Mr. VIM
Beck IL Is damaged about SO and insured for 500
in the Iecknau Insurance Company Toe Are started in
ksg OF varnish scrapngs, II supposed from combus
tion.
FIRE Crosby SrREEr-The alarm of fire Tues
day morning for the Fourth district, between two and
three O'clock caused by FIRE breaking oct in the
third story Of tie dwelling house OF No Is Crosby street
kept by Mrs. Harriet Macy, female boarding
The fire was found burning IN the attic. The quick action
Of he fremcn confined the flames TO the back portion Of
the root and around the upper part OF the bedrooms
The damage TO the building mi be estimated al about
500 The furniture II insured In the Hamilton nsuranc
Company for 1880; damage by water probably about
$50. Tie origin OF the fire present Is somewhat mys
ferrous. II Is under Investigation.
Meeting OF the Colorcd Citizens OF Brooklyn.
meeting Of the colored voters Of the city Of Brooklyn
held in Granada Hall, Myrtle avenue last evening
The attendance respectable, notwithstanding the
rain The object for the purpose OF organizing
club and to adopt such might bo considered
the most practicable In the pres' nj political campaign
l.. G. Harrington chosen President ". Champion and
H. stoughtenberger Vice Presidents; and w. ). r. Tay
ior, Secretary After which the following resolutions
reported by J. NJ Glouser C. w. Levere and j. c. Nor
rel committee, were read
Resolved, That as oppressed American citizens, we
not but be Of great struggle going in the
country between liberty and despotsm and feel deep
abiding interest In the issue; and being impressed
ana implicated are in this struggle, we feel called
upon by all that Is due TO ourselves and to the Of
liberty 70 publish what we deem oughtto be our posi-
ton ard sentiments 10 The world.
Resolved, That in the highly exciting scenes that have
nten ana Are row occurring ~ hansas, only vivid
lu atou OF that sentiment long held by thai slavery
this county would ultimately change It's viotm.-that
white ircemen Of would know what II h 70 be under
the reign OF lie terrible power.
Resolved, That this event has come TO pass ten
der 70 tno noble who now under the process
of deep, heartfelt
trusting that when their triumph Is gained they will not
rget TO nom the constitution Of their state that
Oppressive portion OF that nserdcts free colored
nom settling upon their coil,
Resolved. That in the three prominent political plat
forms before the country recognize trst adopted
by the republican party nearest 10 the truth and right
though believing do, that the very gst 9f the
they have untouched slavery In States the slave
traffic between the States, IL stronghold In e District OF
Coum s yet believing this great II aahorrencc
this NATIONAL soul crushing evil that enter with
even The hu,nbb. the meres, yro N political ethics to
overthrow the evil n all its mighty abornnniJpns.
Resolved That IN the nomination Of Col John c. Ere
mont by the republicans, 10 the Office OF CHEF Executive
of this natDn behold tue embodiment OF Northern
reDument against southern mpudeDca and oppression,
and enses hearty good WILL rl9dgtDg, as FAR as we
pernssed (hy yet the behes OF slavery In our own
Statc) 70 exercise the right OF Anetcen citzeos In the
use o, n. ballot box remember Inn, and his contest
n the coming election.
Resolved Tpet wo unite ourselves into q political
league and enIoin apon brethrer throughout he
state ther sevsrri locaities, 50 that may unan
mousy aud .nsciyoy IN pouring in this, the right
sid. si thts contest cur 0,ooo vs.os
Resolved That - shall be the final that this