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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20
BRUTAL ASSAULT AND STABBLNG
ARRAY.
THE pERpErRATOR IN CUSTODY.

The secopd-story of Crowns GROCERY, corner of
Worth and Little Water Streets was the scene of
brutal and bloody afkay about IL O'Clock Tuesday
night II appears that one James Hartley, young
but well known thief who has served term or two in
Sing Sing Prison, sustected Patrick Groy an old mau,
with being too intimate with female of questionable
character to whom he Harley was much attached
The latter therefore determined TO be revenged upon
the object of his suspicious and pulling from under his
sleeve large dix katie which he had there concealed,
Plunged il to the hit into Grolys right tide, causing
wound which, it is feared, will prove fatal The blood
gushed freely from the wound, and ran through the
crevces to the floor below, where it formed pool.
The villain Hartley net yet content, seized his bleed
rg victim and hurled him to the bottom of flight OF
stairs thereby fracurng of his arms and causing
other bodily injuries.
Groly was Immediately taken up by some OF his
friends and conveyed to the Sixth Ward Station
House. where he was attended by physician, and
ufierward conveyed to the New-York Hospital Capt.
bowling, after hearing the particulars Of the affair,
stated in pursuit Of Hartley, whom soon aaerward
he succeeded in arre.tipg where the outrage was
p.rpetated Tue prisoner was committed to The ceis
by Justice Osborne to await the death or recovery Of
his aged victim To all appearance Hartley has no
regrets for the crime he has committed, and not With
standing his bright prospects Of returning to Sing Sing
again. should he escape the gallows, he sings and
whistles in his cell quite unconcenedly.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner CODnery proceeded to
the Hoo pital and took the deposition of Groly who
being sworn, stated as follows:
81 was in the porter house No AS Worth street, on
Tuetd night when Mr.. ii arteys woman and another
won il, tied into the room occuoied by Hartley
and his wife or mistress; while there thoaght heard
Hartley ming ard then started to 20 down stairs,
but Har,ley's wOmsn persuaded me to come b'ck,
which did; Hartley came into the room, and iee og
me bcre Instantly drew knife aud rushed at me- say
ing at he same Instant 81 have you Low; he then
STABBED me in the shoulder and in my tight breast;
hen ran down stairs and proceeded to the Station
House; recognize the pr ,oner now pssent as me
man who stabbed me; had no connection with Hart
ley oman, thong b she wished me to have
The condition Of the wounded man is very critical,
| and it is feared that his injuries will prove fA:al
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FIRES

fuH IN Delaney STREET SUPPOSED iScES-
DIARISh.
About O'Clock yesterday morning a fire broke out
in the building No. 263 Delaney street. corner of Co
lumbia, lower part occupied by Dennis Campbell as
grocery, upper part by several families as dwelling
The fire originated in the cellar and burning through
the floor into the store, caused damage to the amount
of AGO or $780, The stock of groceries wac insured
r Al 200 in the Irving Insurance Company. The oc-
cupants up stairs had narrow escape from iffoca-
ton ard several had TO be carried out by the fremen
aud citizens. The building is owned BY Mr. Obadiah
Newcomb, and is insured The fire was doubtless the
work Of an incendsry, and the matter is u0der nve't'
cation by the Fire Marshal.
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LETTER FROM INSPECTOR VAN vOoRHl5,
TWELFTH WARD.

To ~, Editor Of tn, " y. Daily THeh
In ibis mornings Trs find you that was arrested
YESTERDAY and brought before Justice Connolly charged BY
Trsncs Mcclure With fraud in the returns Of votes cas-, In
N. Third District Of Twelfth Ward, for Assessor. Now. Nc
Editor your paper this morning the ist ntimson
.i,.d BY me that had been arrested that any other
charge. bsye been arrested charged In >rtcle
neither made official or other report ey which
NJ Hyler Was declared elected By majority OF votes
over Mcclure. -, -, -,
,eto, of thai D.ii served with subpoena to ate nd
.sawir Justice Copnoly 70 sve evidence 10 rea
op 10 the election from that Dis net All the lnspcc-
E-s attended and informed By JGsce Connolly mai
eJe was any charge Gsaist either OF tbehat be was
acting erely of Investigation g. see any fraud al
beer con nad To the electors OF the District ard others
who know perhsp unnecessary TO say that no ftd has
Rec, suppose all others will be- eoutent Ia
pond their JUDGMENT until Mr Terry Mcclure or any Others,
show thar fraud other malpractice has beea
it,,d The return by the Inspectors oorrect
and M b. found upon Investigation that may DO set on
loot nv ali or anv Of the defeated candidates.
'0' " - Yours &C. c. w. VAN vOoRHIS.
Sf,r. York Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1898
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DiscovrRY or THE ILtYATED PROPELLER j. w.
BRooks-No TIpIses OF HER Cksw.-Ne'e fa ny
a gentleman from Canada, who, cane over la the
ct. amer Maybe Leaf yesterday, that the propeller j.
w. Books, which disappeared 10 the late gale, aHs
been found pear tho foot Of the Lake. She lies pc
TWEEN the IslaBds knows the Ducks and tue F'lSe
Ducks about Eve miles from Duck Light Her bows
are about twenty feet above water add her stern ss
IN the bottom 10 abost seventeen foot water. Inc Inc
boilers and machinery are at the stern aad I'm ~,
~tssel went down stern foremost no donot toe rs,
sbi,ed eff 20 az to gbtea the boz The wreck 10,
been boarded, but no traces OF humar oe ,Se
found on bosrd. 1be crew may havs 'pi 49, nav
vessel in boats and sfterwsrd pefisned' ., my ~
have beea washed of when che sunk ha 'u
bows are above water in calm weather they 0s' nave
been conepsy s~eIt By the sea T 70 'es eonssed
R.s - g. r. mmeoia'e effDr,s are u.ed It is
possible ist soe propeller msy be asod and taken ato
Kingston or come cher port. Is no' com scn o.
al 49, = ultimately saved msy De the case with
1hc Brooks. l''"''~ D'-'N'"'
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BROOKL wv ITEMS

CHIxr AND ASSISTANT EseisrsRs OF rss Ftss
DrPARIxrsr.-The representatives OF the Fire DE-
pariu ept, Wssen District, assembled on Tuesday
night for the purpose Of selecting candidates for Chise
and Assistant Engineers. ...v..-
Israel ID. velsor, present incumbent, and WIN. Ssf-
phep, were nomir ated as candidates for Chief IA
gineer.
The following were nominated ~ candidates fer A.
sistant Engineers: VIM. II. Furey. Engine No. u
VIM. yanderveer Engine No. %; VIM. II. Vaa
Voorhiss, Ergise No. 4; Thos. H. c,rett, Engine Ne
I6; John Bu,., Engine No, II; r. +. Coles, Engine
No 6; W. II. Barrett, Engine No. 9; w. I. Fitch,
Engine No. /; Thos J. Berry, Engine No. ~; Geo.
Staderr, present Assistant; NJ. Hail. Bucket Company
No. l.
portion Of the delegation Withdrew, not being
sat,fed with the proceedings.
The election takes lace on the second Tuesday q
December.
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December.

MKTHoDIsT MISSIONARY AHsIvxRsARr.-The 40
Liyerary of,he Methodist Missionary Society was Gel
ebrated ID the Washington street NJ T.. Church a
Tuesday evening. The Rev. James Fuller OF the
Gerssee Conference presided. The audience wss No
ueiour, end was addressed by Bishops Simpson and
Scott. who described in eloquent terms, the beneficial
results which had attended the efforts Of the Society
heretofore, and which would. without doubt, follow
their future esertons. number of persons were pro-
posed for life membership and the money being raised
without difficulty they were elected After bess-
oicton by Bishop Simpson the meeting adjourned
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p,,r.,Jc.s DOCUMENTS IN THE M.ILs.-A Letter
An "a. Neppvrf tKy.) Nesos, from leading Cincinnati
Republican, reveals the feet thss very large portion
VI Tie Republican raneieot Newspapers and dccune1s
sent through tie mails during the late campaign failed
10 reach their destination Tins the experience Of
l,thera i'm every dir etinn.
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upbOurded tsthnsi,sn by r., sreH dnmAee p'ss'
end vcpdtrfd vocalzntoo. Nothing would satisfy
The audience but repetition Of her gres. II 'ae
ddct Tomorrow evening" Donixettfs :" IncrezA
Borgia" VIII be performed for the first and only time
The role Of Orsip viii be filed by Miss Adeiniie NJ
hps whom would Ike to see oftcaer on the bozre>
Of the ACADEMY.
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COURT CALEEDAk-FRiDAr.

SUPERIOR CouaT Trial Tern-scs ~, 90. 10 90 *
<g7 7s 7e2 49, 49, 49, .s % 1y GIG 81 80 ia az -
UsrIEp SrArns O,srKior C0osa. --h"- w. Is ~
H. -, -, =. y 20 C,ucur.-Nos 2i08 200t 26S6
SIS sssi si tos az. M. sss'. ist 49, sss "A 49,
IVA a. lssh
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lAdNertisementl
ANOTHER GREAT TRIyNPH ron CpuNv

FNoIhfk 1RkAr TRIUMPH FOR GURNIY.-
IHstk htnAts awarded to J. GtSSsv No SO Brcsdvss,
fe is- Fsr OF sbe American In,ruts t Pwcros ssrusS
rrSduriions, TO Wit
A GcLp ntoAL fer the best un-rtouchsA PnoroosAyn
Gctp hroAL for the best PEsros sArss cslorsd n =
(hfe me or esrsts
prs'sL ,
Gail sze exsmn, ne pe@iu. pietures his PscYesaassss
n B-So connection with other esssA,ssAm.at
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lWb ICudt kTu IVipo ="
D. rksDsicks ne late Fair e. the American fasttse -
PE,rossAFss ne GOLD medss awarded to 0arney ns1,
rh for rho;os,phs corsd BY the talents1
cerpF u French arnts WITH Mr. y. M his mafnihcees
G.jlsry ef PHorc sRAFHs. DAspsaasorvpss and Ansao
TYPsS public respectfully invited 20 ndse far thsnr
,s the .upsI,y Of the p.as = this esahss-
meat, Ne 30 br,sdwx
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fA'vetisemsntI
.scfvrvc NV At BARNUM s.-Hang up

p.. M ,Ss mn.,e. Ring up the curtain Perftn-
srees sfasLY EsEsY Hogs ds.s toe DAY 40 d. Tss
fi,I a. aon Nv Thumb FSc-s CoIneaies oonfs
Danes &c in in meT bubsrL The DS.f Lazy me Law
s,rr.n.s Iii ICED fola Thgnks farewell tddAy sna sA
sIdsy.
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IAdvsri,eneatl
PBRENosoGY.-Exauina with Charts ~

v-i,ten Of Csseer sirea daily ;, Prof ysv-
81. Of the noosies Cabinet, No 80 Broadway aer -
PSI Private reoms for ladiss and sentemea
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LLprEsF FAIR AT THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-To-day
there will be Lad es Fair. grand Concert and Pan
orsmic Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, in aid of the
erection of Hospital for the Sick and Poor. The
same attractions are offered in the evening
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OLYEssrKrrr IsDusTRIAL ScHooL.-Thcre viii
be Thanksgiving festival to-day at No p Oliver
street. at the rooms CT the Industrial School.
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no NEsxors SITgERrRs.--A retired

TO NERVOUS StfsEKFKs.--A rttIrtu VUlU-
nsn sor.lfo health In cw days. aesr many Of srrse
nervous sufrpg xioas known the VI ear
VIII the prescription ued Direct 10 the Rev Jons
NJ. DaGSALI, No. 50 Fulton ST., Broollyn, n r.
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fAd,ertirSnertl

A THANKSGIVING NISiT.-H you wish n spen1
dcishffSI Tnsntsvips Day, v.', the
GILLtkY AZ No. ~ Brusdssy IL 10 the bs~f coee 80
PsISrnes srd srArpsxr this continent and vii - ~
DAY and EyksMe.
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Ass,uITIsG FEMALE.-Geo. Crowther was cnn-
ytea In the Court of sons yesterday Of violently beaitng
biz sserpss with causing severe bruises ans oon,s
,ons They reside In South Fourth street Sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

Mr.. OieaDyan of Constantinople will give coune Of
three lectures on "The Habits and Domestic nstitu-
" tiors Of the Tuks," at Hope Chapel. The lectures
will be delivered in different costumes, &c. First lee
ture on the 29th inst, commencing at O'Clock.
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k4dverfisemeat
To CsurAIISrs.-S5O 900 wanted in Q very


sdr ard re,pesssbls buses which will yield set yrost q
over 80 PEI sent annually Any wshink to employ sAs
um W hrd 10 Opportunity presenting such induceae.u
this lie wsua be received silent PsStn'r or auIlnses
raw have the sspea Of the concern Aadss>s
AZ No -. Nicholas Hotel
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Mrs, Gen. Cazeneau fCcra Montgomery issow ia
tbs city having recently returned from WIT to
Nicsragua and Gen. Walker.
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lAdver'isemcBtl
The AxYGENAEFp BTITERs have no equal as
Acknowledgement.

mrd',lue Ihy debility. sica h~adsshss
acid onacs water bssh loss Of appetite No. oil 81 wmch p~-
coed from weakened deTAnsed state OF the stomach
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Tsr MusEuN.-The proprieton Of the American
Museum, usual, have made preparations fur extra
entertainments and sights for Thanksgiving day, as
may be seen by calling at their establishment
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Csr.p POULTRY At No. 3 b

CRfAP POULTRY At NO. D bKUAbWAH.-I,OOV
veiss. o. TusxKys cHfcKgNs &c, ius received from IL
eonnf, sr sal~ wholesale pvs Hotels Boarding. Hesss
l.rr+rs rni con.umsn sersnll. Also .. the frsetinse
N.het A. L. srtxsoS, Ne 9 Broadway.
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4. the charge against him. be said thst he
/ - se,f-defense. and had no intention of
-, a.. &c. q he decessed'
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DIR. Cheevers Thanksgiving sermon today VIII
treat Ct Kansas and the wants Of her peopse.
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pr.,v, Psx,e. -xss.-Thomss Moore we'll
n ,,a..,, ~ III Eighth Ward, aud recently
49, - :, IsT.r., H-,, let Police Court dei last
u''a"eu ~ NJ, Moore was faithful aud
N'sA, - - nal He s,vct > wife and one child.
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The Rev. DR.. Gardner Spring, of the old bnck
Church. has been foe two years afflicted by the pres
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corrRr OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Nov. is-Befo~. ~
WV" RGcosDEa.

George Miller was placed on trial, charged .i.h
ta,ipr On I'd. 18th Of Ausut last attempted 10 ki Roe~r n
prew abiding kia I" several places With knife W
10 lime q adjournment, the jury had no' seed 'P's
verdic,. ..,.s
Johp Riley charged with ssssnlt with intent to ~
De .r g. Hxe Lins whom .,taeied Election day ne
poll O, rcsi the Aetopolan Hotel wbBe he "" eteeI
sStips votes called trial but bs C<sssf
Hinged all the jcIos PRESENT ard but eleven cou,a a..
that oud suft him the hsd TO BE- postponed ~ ~
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CHAsrY.-Our city readers viii no, forget to-day,
the ragged schools, F'e-Poin.s Missions, snd other
neitorous Iabors among the pour and depraved. ais
tie day to remember them in Substantial donation
of money, foed or clotbing.
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TAiverti.emenfl s.,
RooTs PHoToGR APIS" The Artist emPI n,ss
hy Mr. Roor esrainIy uuderands the art Of
;arL. n rdia Iuk better than az other 10 this
psfN'i - A@ 49, ~ - 1P6o, and fine Art Journal.
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CITY ITEMS.
THANKSGIVING.

MAYORS OFFICE, NEw.fokKI NOV 10 INo
Acknowledges dependence on Almighty God ana a'iy
that 20 His mercy indebted for continued peace
property and general public health while other
less favored have been sorey afflicted with pes'ueh'e ana S
VISITATION called upon to return thanks 10 inc
Author being Of lives and the pHPen
Of AL the blessings enjoy
With there sentiments aud in Of custom and the
Proclamation OF His Exceency, MYRON II. CLARK, cover
of the State Of NewYork recommending that THURS
DAY the Goth day OF November inst be aside dsy Of
Praise Thanksgiving and Prayer call upon the People Of this
City observe tina, day SUCH with all due respect and
solemhity
Given under my hand and zeal Of the Myory the day and
year aforesaid
H.. FERNANDO WOOD, M,yoL
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PHOTOGRAPHS at RooT's, No. 1853 Broadway.
p.srshnxorvsss a. Roor's, No as BrcsAway
hsnorsrrs At Ecor's, No SIS Brcsdway
hsLAiSoryras al Roor's, No IS Broadway.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE LiossAIs SUFTsRERs-A
subscription list has been opened at the office Of the
Courrr des Etats Uns for the relief of the suie ers
rescued in one OF the boats Of the wrecked steamer
LyonDais.
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SIXTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLtcAss.-The Ger
man Republican Club Of the Sixth Ward met las,
evening at No. 472 Pearl street, and resolved to oon-
tnue her organization uatil the triumph Of Repubb
can principles shall be accomplished.
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fAsvertisem-nt.

srhs Anvssrsxs AerSeY just what Journals to sdvcrs
to rrsch effectively and eheaPy the seciin. whetris -
trsde nay be extended IN. Y. Trkase
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Hor's LIGHTNING Press GorsG Freight has been
engaged for one of r. Hoe & Co.'S mammoth four
cylinder pre- scs, on board the packet-shp Souhamp
ton for London, to sail on the 9th instant II weighs
i, tns ard the freight money on this beautiful piece
Of machinery amounts to about $50 1t was made
expressly for UoyTs (Londop) WteAy NeEspdPeT, OF
which Douglas Jerrold is the editor Mr.. Hoe sends
out men to put the press together
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

The Cincinnatians have been greatly stirred up by
the lectures Of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Such
crowds as crowded to hear him were never before
known.
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AcKSowIr National Kansas

AcKSowI FpGMESr.-Tbe National Kansas Aid
Committee receipt of the following articles al
OF which have aded by the most rect route TO
Ksuss and the freight Chicago has been paid By the Con-
Oct -Tbree barrels from Orange NJ j. one box OF shoes
one box Of goods, New York City. -.
Nov Three boxes and four barrels rom Hn ORD C'r
weisbt IO94 lbs; barrel from Newbnsh NJ l., mi
one box from Flushing, N. Y. 81 lbs
Nov Two barrels sad one box; Ne. York and Broohyn
eoptr,butions IS lbs box from Brooklyn n T. N lbs
Nov Is-Two luse heavy boxes brought By Morris Essex
Rsilroad-6onors urknown-Sp lts
Friends of Humanity the sharp winds OF Winter and bowl
ps snow storms already b. Cunning sweep over tae woe
prs-s OF Kansas the time 81 give reiiet Oae
Hundred Dollars sent pow while they have myth aud hope
will prpvert suen and do actual good than We
times that sun few months hence when those nome
men and their wives spd children shall De as
hed In numbers BY sav ING
skedne and cold OF Along and dfay
Winter Clothing heavy articles be sent at once
Money and light vsluhbles be sent At any time va.
will end till Christmas Let not
our offerings Kansas terminate ss soon
In bei af OF the National kap sss Aid COMMITTEE &c
Ne,e- York, Nov. II, 1855. ChAhLES y "AnhhN-
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The wall of the Broadway Tbester is going up at
promspg speed and the work ofrepair and renovation
inside may soon be commenced.
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The friends OF Mayor Wood are in trouble about
formidable movement Of the more respectable mem
bers of the Democratic party to get nd OF His Honor
or clear themselves of all responsibility for his acts
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IAdvertissnient
wurrr TyyrU. fERylm BREATH AND BEAU

ruuL can BE- acquired By us,nl the ssLs %
THOUSAND FLOWERS "-s-warr Of coant-rfeiA The frn-
!. Balm has brought hosts VI eoustoe
fe,s snd In postors Be sure each bottle 10 signed
FEraipsE Co., Frsnkiin Square. N T.
For ALA nv nj, Drusssta
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Lieutenant General Scott orders that the several
posts within the department Of the late Gen. Bankhead
fire minute guns Ql), commencing at noon, on receip.
Of said order and that officers shall wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days. in respect for the
memory Of that gallant Officer.
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r. n< Editor Of n. n. Y. rribvas.

To tls Editor Of ne ". Y. rribvae
SIR: The Article in your paper of this day. relating
to a charge made against US by Frank Leslie whose
tue name, as appears from his statement on oath in
this matter is Henry Carter, is one sided statement;
ard TINS calculated TO do crest Injustice In tne
course Of the examination which is now peodine, We
shall d. mr. nstrsts bsyond cay thatthe charge q
~ 10 u''''' JAMES 7. DERaICKsoS.
JOHN CLAPP. j.
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Owing 10 the large amount Of business before the
Recorder at the Court of Sessions, the Twenty
Ward Riot case was rot heard yesterday afternoon
but postponed for few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

Ten minutes of observation of the throng OF rts
and wagons passing through Duane street, west OF
Broadway will convince any one Of the necessity aud
value of the recent widening of that once mario" and
dir nv tboroughfare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

We bAye seen no prOoIaInatIOts rUl uHl vi fH6nAS
giving in the folio sing States, though California I'M.
doubiedIy has one and perhaps some OF the others:
Delaware Alabama, Tennessee,
Virginia, Texas CAii1rnia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

F.rAL ScsrroLp Accn'xsr-pa 81,
ten con q .cafEold erected upcn the side y
ing Noe I3l and 1876 Attorney street, iSa.e We"
sequence Of the cornice Of the b-idpg os''As 80
from its fastenipss and fallen upon = and .eVe'a4
men wto we're upon the scahold were pre- V'P'soa "
the pavtuert. John O'Copnor, one OF the ''"N"e"'
was instantly killed, and ChaA VIVA, anos'' "a'
Dangerously injured and wss conveyef ." the Ne"
YoIb Hospital The body of OConnor vas 'aA'e
the Eleventh Ward Station Home, where an inl ''"
viii be beld upon ii. Toe other men VII" were 20
tee scatfoi escaped urirjured.