New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

against the bark Papchta, which was yesterday
brought into por. by British brig ofwar by the
Government, demanding her condemnation as a
SLAYER The moDition hes been put in the hands OF
the Marshal who now holds the vessel in custody at
Quarantine.
MouxT VERNON, WEsTcBEsTER COUNTY, n. Y
With the exception Of the founding of this village and
its subsequent incorporation, Saturday last was
rendered without doubt the most important day in its
history, by the laying Of the cornerstone of building
designed to affsrd suitable accommodations for the
manufacture Of articles in metal and by these facilities
to induce manufacturers from abroad to locate here,
and thus build up manufacturing interest that will
result In permanent benefit to the place.
The day being the GLORIOUS Fourth, the Committee
Of Arrangements, aided by the iberay of the citizens,
unaffected determination 10 render the ceremony as
imposing as possible, and well they succeeded in their
efforts.
On the arrival of the g. train from the city, a
procession was formed at the railroad depot under the
direction of Darius Lyon ESQ., Grand Marshal Of the
Crssper's Brooklyn Brass Band
Fire Companies
Committee Of Arrangement
Clergy, Member. of the Press and Invited Guests.
Carriage containing 81 young ladies' representing the 81 States
Children connected with the Schools Of the Village.
Surrounding Villagers, Citizens and Inhabitants generally.
The processien, after passing through the principal
streets and thoroughfares OF the village proceeded to
the site of the proposed factory where the exercises Of
the day were opened with prayer by the Rev. w. S.
Coffey, rector of st. Paus Church. Eastchester. An
ode was then sung by the children connected with the
village schools. The Hon. E. j. Porter Of New
Rochelle, read the Declaration Of Independence, and
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which followed Grafton by the Hon. E. w. An.
drews Of New. York. The ceremony Of laying the
corner stone of the factory then performed by
Professor Olcott of the Model Farm School, who gave
deeply interesting account Of the origin and progress
Of Mt Vernon metallic box deposited in the
stone, contained
copy of An act provide for the Incorporation Of ihe
village defining its boundaries &c copy Of 1he NJ gernOH
He1oS and Sun published iE day Constitution Of the Nj
Historical Society Articles Of Association and OF
the Mt Vernon Manufacturing Association description Of the
bull to be erected Of officers and ses the Man
usens Company official seal Of the Trustees Of the Village
cent sbsc Of title Of land purchased by John Ste
thorlns the purchase Of the Land for the pTined
copy same Register the Brotherhood Of the Parish Of st.
Paul Of Eastchester, History of Mt Vernon"
The building is located on the west side of Sixth
avenue between First and Second street within few
steps of the railroad depot, plot of ground hav
ing front of 200 feet by los Deep afording room for
extending the building as may be required. The Sec
ton now about to be erected will be IS feet by &C.
three stones high each 10 feet The entire hight of
the building from the ground to the roof coping, will
be sc feet and is designed eventually to form one Of
two wings Of prominent center building Of much
larger Dimensions Advantage is taken in the design
Of the numerous chimDeyHues required in the build
ing to relieve the p,snness Of the exterior by project
ing the fues in the form of pasters and connecting
them at the top b. arches The building will be
erected in the most substantial of brick and
stone, with heavy timber and two inch foors. II will
be fitted up with ample steam power and every other
facility for carrying the manufacture Of the articles
for which il is extended.
At the close Of the exercises the citizens military
and invited guests repaired to Goulds Hotel where
sumptuous repas had been provided for them by the
Committee Of Arrangements Thus the day passed
most sgreeably and satisfactorily TO al concerned,
each resident Of this enterprising village feeling as
sured that it is destined at very distant day TO
cupy prominent position both regards population
and wealth. among the cities Of the Empire State.
A LAWYER IN TRouBLE-A young man, about p
years Of age named Horato Simons, processing to be-
long to that honorable profession, the Law, ar
rested yesterday morning or complaint Of his wife,
rather fine looking woman, who alleges that he es
sauted her and threatened to take her life. M,s.
Simon told p,iiu story 10 the magistrate. She said
that she had been married 10 Hora.io three years,
that during that tAne lie had never supported her.
He was very abusive 10 her and they had separated
three times. She had always supported herself, and
asks no;hir more than 10 have him keep away from
her. Horatio claims 10 have the right Of following
her about. Not long since he went to her boarding
house and gaining access to her room took herefrcm
her trunk aid clothes, which she had purchased WIKI
her own earnings, refusing TO return them 20 her.
When brought before the Magistrate. horaiio was
xery rarrlnrls and Threw ont seyera inuendoes con.