New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
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nsjo,ity voted Cann!,tae Of Conference ai'e' 'ae
Aldermen I'd not only dssgeed but emp '''N'
liled me bill The f,ienis Of the Mayors p'- ma
Re IN the Bos,d Of Aldermen have tired % se- W
conference committee but failed. For 'a's Nv"
adherence TO justcs and the nights OF nc a.,
terrs,ed the people are indeo cd Pr'ncp"V N ~.
man Wj,on Of me Flrs. Wsr3-an oobs''I'" ., -
ro,e ara,ifying because une1psc'so' c.
vel for the city # some other mem 'srS -
.,on Council wou1 bsse their acton oP' 10 -,
si-, q ju.tice rather than on psrs'nS' '"'
predictions.
p.,, yo.v MEDICAL COLLEcE CoNNENo EhhSt.-
~. Comm.pcen.nt sf The NeF-fo'R neuo" >"
Ne VA, held last evening in the Lsctu'efo'h u 9
T. .,s..op. The room wss filed, ana '"ohtus VI ''e
.uJ,s,ce were lad;ee. The exercises sere conn7nc.'
A. ,,.,e,. DR. Frank Tuthi Of TIE ". Y. pug
T,s one of the Censors, deliver the pr zes io ae
best essays 70 Messrs. y. Ni"kerson, NJ T. in's7nei
and John H. Harrington. The President conferred .''
degree on the tb,ry-two members OF tne graz 49,
sl,,s. and administered the cusomsry oath mn inc
stationary remarks. In conclusion, Df. Nnu's' ~"
ts.or Of Ana,ouy, gave an ex'elen; addr7s' ID tns
graduating class on the history and progress OF me1i'
s,ne and the enoiric system which he endeavored
70 ,upp!ant il, dcvoting most of BIZ tine TO home
opatby.
CpyAp VEvIsoS.-We mott ed large safe OF ven
hon c.rcsses Yesterday, 10 Washington street at iod'
cents a pound It il needless 20 say that SOM oil u
wa. getting i 10 that condition known among g'ur-
pands as hish'-a little too high for our American
pslstes Grouse 10 the same high coooi'ion were
sod at 10 cents each. The long warm spell has been
htal to stored-up game
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE &C, rooer Perry he'd an IT,
ques. at No go West Twenty ninth stree. u5on the
BODY Of Samuel b. Pbilps, physician, who commit
led suicide by taking bydrocyanc acid The evidence
sddnced on the inq1es showed that the deceased had
for six weeks been suffering from disease OF the liver,
and was exceedingly low spirited About O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon be sen. his wife on au era9d,
and Mrs. Phillips returning found his room lock 'd
Che called one Of the Doctors studeDts, AM vita him
entered the room and found the deceased lying dead
upon bis bed
A goblet which had contained prussic acid was 90
table beside him. and near it letter addreasei TO
HE wife, Tnis was dated Feb. q, and showed that
tbe deceased at that time contemplated suicide lie
says:
Il here declare that my dear Harriet has not been
The cause of my misfortunoS 1t il myself. tired
ing world. May God forgive me. l am yours as
ever, IS p.
Other papers which were found, showed that the
deceased had made arrangements for his death. he
kaves wife and two children to mourn hs loss. The
Coroner Jury rendered verdict of suicide by tak-
ing hydrocysnic acid Deceased was native of Con
nectcui, 81 years of age.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE UPON Young GIRLs-A Ger
man named Salem Lessner, who keeps thread and
needle store at No. Avenue d. WAS yesterday
auested by Officers Robb and Cornell, of the Eleventh
Ward Police, charged with violating the person of
Loretta Lshr German girl l6 years Of age living in
Fourth street, Avenue ID. 1t is alleged that the
gh called at Lessners store 70 make purchase, and
that be dragged her into a back and there com
United the outrage, after which he brandished knife
ever her head aud threatened TO kin her If she
svesled what had trsnspred. II is charged further
hat he has enticed several small girls into his plioe
and there ravished them. The accused was taken
before Justice Wood and held to await examination.
IrAUeuRArIoH BALL.-The Inauguration Ball given
BY the Democratic Young Mens Union Club, on
"Wednesday night at the City Assembly Rooms, was
largely attended, and passed off with great ecla:
During the evening beautifully embroidered white
satin banner was presented to the Club by Thomas
Francis Meagher, on behalf of the ladies. Mr..
Meagber in presenting the banner, made a few brief
and appropriate remarks, and the President of the
Club, s. w. Cone, responded in very happy mln-
be returning thanks for the elegant prescott. The fee
tivities were kept up until late hour of the night,
and all present seemed to enjoy Themselves.
SUPERIOR oouRT-T woTsss -M'H'"'-b'''' Judge
DOMESTIC rRouBLEs-DToRcE FROM BED AID
Marceline lie sueur by her next friend John Brey.
Pierre lie Sucur
This 10 a martin onL quarrel between French
eoopio wi 10 used 10 live in Scotch Plains
Mr. and Mrs lie Sueur mariei in April 1853 have had
chncren. bat dyed happily together I'LL Jaly 1850
IN tat month"; according 10 the allegations Of the cmplan
Mr. lie Sueur. disiesNding the solemuity OF his mar
commenced course of unknd harsh and tyTsn
nica conduct his wife which continued until October
when ahsndoncd her. Dunug this period be- eatod his
wife u.lty on one occasion In August ttea -
couple OF knives He strsius
eueny decreasing 10 her the OtptohTous ephc;s
On these ounds Mrs lie Sueur divorce freu bed and
boa and suitable Smony for life and dunns the pndcncy of
The suit
The defendant he,ide Interpreting general denial Of the
cessons against himself chAFses his wife with being
of passion she locked him of the which they
occupied together and refused 20 let him return whepou he
tnled his wfes board and lodgns Ler where
they bad been boarding osheI and that she le thu place of
her ow n sccoId
The h.t witness called Eliza johnson, very dak
who la the lie Sueuts' ~mpl 10 Gbiwhen they
lived ct Scotch Plains n J. She lived IN small
Pren According 10 her story the defendant always
cursns bis wife and threw knfc they
tAl in French generally but he said his wit.
gsh nst be would lief kll her would MT
found having table knife In his hand the time which
be held In threatening Mrs lie Su"ut often
colded her; az snoth-r ne Mr. l..
suesf something French and raised chair 10 hcr Nj
u~d 10 20 20 ride with slrl, that cut fron
named LKKy.
Two witnesses testified substantially the story
SAknech aud NJ Clatr Smith and ~ Buckley plsutG
a. Wright aid Cheney for defendant
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-M.scH Before the
- RscOSDER
The Court n ct at III O'Clock this morning. and the
SlIo~Ds gentlemen were sworn 10 Gmnd lrors for The