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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
CRICKET.

The match between the City of New-York Club
and the United States Club which was commenced
on Monday, was, contrary to expectation, concluded
Yesterday afternoon in favor of the former by large
odds The weather was cool and cloudy, and very fl
vorabe for the players, although the threatening
clouds probably prevented that numerous attendance
Of visitors that would otherwise have been upon the
ground. There were, however, hundreds present. At
tie conclusion of the first innings of the " United
States they had but i3 upon the score, and this be-
ing 81 less than their opponents they according to the
recognized rules went TO the wickets for their second
innings They finished at about o'clock, with score
of 81 making 81 in the two iunngs-2S less than that
made by the NewYorkers in their first innings, and of
course saving them the trouble of going to the wckets
q second time The bowling and fielding of the New
Workers yesterday was excellent, ana their victory Is
not only most complete but unusual. Two or three OF
the United States Club batted WE'LL many more
behaved well with the bat, but were unfortunate,
while the others handled it badly and the general play
Of the Club hardly met the expectations of their friends
and the public. They must pick their fin' and try
again, when perhaps better success viii crown their
efforts For the better understanding of the match
we republsh the score of the first day. together with
that of yesterday:
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BO1RD or ILDER.NEN.
NoSD.Y, June AID joins CLANCY, Presiden

NoNDtY, June AID joins CLANCY, President in
the chair.
.Sfote Ar,cnol Gr0uads-Thc Committee on Ordi-
uances presented ordinance raise funds for the purchase
Arsenal grounds in the city IL fund
called the Central Park Fund and in addition t. that
fund heretofore known by the title This TO be created
275COO which snail bear interest at cent
arnum Tcdeemable July 1898 The Controller t, tho
$4,000 the price Of the State Arsenal and lands upon
cevug good and valid deed thereof vestng
the Mayor Aldermen and Commonsty of the City
Of New York free from all incumbIance5 This adopted
StyOf CcaHHg.-Seyerai petitions were presented
the ard by the City Inspector regarding y streets point
ing ont the worst sPots
nnuniSaon from the City Inspector - have ordinance
framed resOn having garbage and ash boxes on the side
walks Referred TO the Committee.
The report Of the Cleaning the Streets annul
ling tn contracts and requesting the City Inspector 10
with the work until contracts made. was again pre-
cned II is altered from the published by giving Tne
City Inspector the right reject oil any Of the estimates
If deemed the inteTes Of the Cooperation also that
Committee Conference be appointed 10 meet with similar
Committee If the Councnon the subject The report wa,
adopted and the Committee appointed -
Fer51es.-Ihe report of the Committees on Ferries
10 direct the Ferry Company TO their boats every
half ho on the Roosevelt Ferry. AlO to RELEASE the
Governcureet Ferry for ten years called up by Aid
STEERS, and adopted .
Aid DRAKE moved to make the nights OF meeting Monday
and Thursday. Carried.
The Board ad burned to Monday
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--. fe--ttrote 'hr1nrh tho rneshes ~ d~-ep f'-
.o.k The band Of the Fernando Wood eoas7fs'r ,ni
r,rcitca fl duty his Stang t4t 'n-F
csa that -ht 1ai that nsils bat sh3 n d;
H. sL q foul sbrr' and violence. ths flre :.
sr. H. H. prevented thea rl coming vh n .ls afs.
Insane PETER SQUIRES
" captain e Ei-Velts Precilc;."
The following i the actual number Of men thar have
declared or tie new Commissioners up to last even
ing: Third Ward y; Fifth, 81, Ninth, - Eleventh
r.. Thirteenth, -, Seventeenth 8, Nineteenth, p
Twerty-fr~ %; twenty second, . men are reported
Tie men ave not yet declared in the Eighth, Twelfth,
Fifteenth and Twentieth, but reports are received
from those Wards.
The .fiice Of the Commissioner IN White street
thror ged Yesterday, making quite inconven;ent for
irgress AID egres. and many outside around the
door. 1t has been suggested that temporary accom-
modsions be fitted up in the yard in the rear Of the
bou,. for those who are on the ahxiousseat.
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SIICInE by HANGING.

Frederick Deyer, poor but honest aud very respect
able man, who recently came passenger from Bremen
in the ship Ccpernicus, now lying at Pier No. 43 North
River committed suicide on Monday night by hanging
himself with rope to the baton, one Of the timbers
forming the lower deck. The following morning one
of the sailors discovered the deceased hanging by the
neck and quite dead and cold. lie was cut down
forthwith and Coroner Ccnnery called to hold au in
quest. The jury rendered verdict of death CORE
spending with the facts ; related above.
PecupiaIy embanassments are supposed to have
been the cause which impeled the deceased to destroy
himself. Deyer 80 years OF age, and native OF
Bremen,
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Tie room in whioi the iaque.. Wa hell a: n
E;si;eeith Ward Police Stst,n-H use, was crowi-l
witt wi.ne-,es 70 tie proceedings, wio manifested
much interest IN them. Tie verdict rendered created
considerable surprise and some singular circum,tl
connected with It are given below
Tae4olowing Is the evidence adducei:
Alexander Maxwell depo-ed that he with
deceased- husband and two Of Iii, friends on sunday
eyeriug. We all took four drnks-three braad.r' and
one beer ! parted company with them between II
ard O'Clock. Jackson appeared - be qGite n.Oxl-
Cs'tl though none q them were ve-y drunk
Patrick H. Cannon. residing NJ No. 233 East Nine
teei IA street depo-ed that he had known deceased
some time; had beer in the house with her the
deceased a week ago: do hot know whether she was
drunk or not: | saw her two weeks before; sL-
not drunk then -he frequently got drunk ,h- was Of
incorporate habits; have seen her 5eastly drunk.
Christopher Welije being sworn was then examined
by the Jury TO the possibility OF deceased being able
to have risen from the floor after losing the vast guam
ty Of blood she did and then precpaed herself from
the window. The Doctor stated that she might have
recovered sufficiently from the loss Of blood ani syn
copee produced to have been able 10 walk 70 the
window and throw herself ont five minutes after the
W. und IN the throat had been inflicted.
The testimony here closed and the ease, after the
evidence was reviewed by the Coroner, given to
the jury consultation OF about hours followed
when the jury came in with a, verdict charging the
husband Of deceased with having murdered hi- wife.
The Coroner refused to receive this verdict and the
Jury after making another effort ia with the fol-
lowing: 1--WE find that Eliza Shaw the deceased,
" to her desh by her throa: being cut by person
" unknown to the Jury.
Upon the rendition Of the verde. the Coroner dis
charged from custody Francis Shsw, the husband of
deceased.
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CADETS or TEMPERANCE, SOUTHERN
Ne YORK.


Boy Of Panama, April %. 1857.

To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tvi5pne
SIR: My attention has just been called 10 special
Notice contained THE TRIBUNE and Tie Of the 9Th. signed
BY Thos g. Baker e. Secretary Of bogus organizaon do
Dyng tie legality Of the "apponments Of delegates" to the
Albany Semi Annua, State Convention, made by the g. W
Patron of the Order.
However "Htg0I and u no cect" many Of those appoint
euts been prOaounoed' the authority whence il
should be considered sufficient vinticae tha gnsy
,aid srpontnen ard deprive such selfssumed Of all
its virtue and inherent dignity
meeting Of the Grand Section Of this District the
appointments overlooked and the session does not
until July qurut.y devolvd The g. W. Pat
the intent Of tbs Constitution and make the
aTpout cnt, which Published Thursday, aud which
zealou. brother would have Illegal Tie following qr1rd
from he notice Of the State Executive Committee and pub
shed The Proh b0nift for May: IN where
izaons fail % appoint delegates the presiding officer If the
" 10 requested to do So
NAV tsi, euis hten mistaken friend.
Rcspcctfully. in ''N. J. and T."
II. DERRELL JOHNSON, JRr Grand Secy.
Neac- York June o. 1851
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Com. MERyINE has written letter defending him
self against the charges of infdelity inefioency in
falling TO set foot on the newydiscovered GNano Isl
and in the Pacific which he was sent to explore, bat
did not effect landing upon. Much of his letter is
controversial and devoted to immaterial points. The
following is its more material portion:
1t should be remembered that q pn6liO vessel, and
especially one of the first class could NOT speni 50
much time waiting change of seasons "a merchant
man Of some 100 tuns burden. Bat that l was NOT
Tasty in taking my leave of that region can os eStao,
hshed by circumstances extrnsc to those reports anu
espective of the conclusive evidence 50 obvious De-
lore me that New-Nantucket could not contain de-
post like that of the Chncha Islands, as sworn 10 Oy
tae sflcsvits and no other ksown 10 science as
valuable
The merchant vessels Kaluna aid COrea had been
chartered 10y the Guano Company to procure cargoes
from this island and reached its neighborhood some
weeks prior 10 my own arrival and after cruising
around it-one of them at least six weeks-were
Obliged to depart without having landed, and without
nhdng anchorage, though, by stipulation, the entire
compensation Of at least one of them depended upon
So'anlng cargo, The Ksluna was schooner, aad
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FEARFUL AND FATAL FALL.

Yesterday afternoon, Patrick Kearnes. laborer,
while at work on the new iron building in the course
Of erection on the corner of Chambers and Church
streets fell from the roof to the basement of the prem
ises distance Of nearly eighty feet and received such
terrible injuries tha, death ensued in few moments
afterward. Coroner Hills held al inquest on the
remains, and the jury rendered verdict Of Accidental
Death. The deceased was a native Of Ireland, and
about 40 years Of age. He resided in York street,
near West Broadway, where he left a widow aud
several children.
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zyo1ESTs BY THE CORONERS.IE
THE LATE TRAGEDY IN THE EIGHTEENTH
WARD.

Coroner Perry Yesterday resumed the lnq~'lnon
upon the body Of Mrs. Eliza Shaw, VINO cary on sun
day morning, was found lying dead with her throat
cut upon the pavement in front OF her residence IN
First avenue the corner of Twenty second street.
The testimony taken confederation oil tha' ad-
duced on Monday and went to substantiate the STATE
mens then made tina, the husband Of deceased spent
the night which the tragedy occurred, up to about
70 O'clock with some of his companions, and that the
deceased was woman Of very Incorporate Raoits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

SuIcIDE-The body of an unknown man, who had
Violently committed suicide VS.. found ON Saturday night sst
JohsonVi West Hoboksn lying amons some bushes
Tie nquc, held by Justice John Hague OF West Hobo
snd the jury verdict that the dses,ed came 10 s
death shooting himself in the head with pistol tie
feet 10 inches high drab kossuth hat black Apacs
.k and white dotted pantsoOns, and looss
Papers upon his person showed that he native u
Nur,mberg Germany One q them, signed Fegtor stated
that be driven sedestuctOn BY ncurabe scknoss
which. whom shown. Munld nluIe bis honor.
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NENJERSEY II,ElHS.

ILLNESS OF CoM. JoHN {. SrEyESs.-Mr. John C.
Stevens who has been sick for some time past, has
been falling for several days and Cannot long survive
His disorders are an enlargement Of the heart and dis
ease of the kidneys. Il was doubtful whether he
would live through last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

SMASHED HIS WAGoS.-Yesterday morning John
II. Lying, known as Johnny Lying, appeared at the
Lower Police Court aud complained against August
Speger, whom he alleges. maciousy drove his horse,
attached to lagerbeer wagon, in collision with his
Iype'.) light wagon which was standing in front of
No. $50 Houston street. Spegers wagon struck
Lyrg's wagon with such force as to totally destroy
the vehicle, valued at sl7j. Lying says that speger
followed him from Broadway, below Grand street.
and several times glfuy endeayored to come in con-
tact with his wagon. The Dutchman was held to bail
in the sum Of $500 to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

M,y AND WIZ CHARGED WITH HIGHwaY
RosRExr.-A man named Patrick Lemon. and his
WIFE Bstsey, residing a. E0wOnville, were arrested
snd brought before Justice Feeks yesterday. on
charge Of highway robbery, preferred by Philip Carr
OF the same place. Complainant stated that he WAS
about To- be married 10 yorpg woman residing 10
Brooklyn, and had occasion 10 visit the house Of q
priest in Myrtle avenue TO arrange some of the pre-
lminaies to this important event. He invited
Lemon in the presence of his wife, to accompany
him, which he did and upon returning Lemon sug-
gestsd that they should go home by shorter way,
across the lots While crossing the lots Mrs. Lemon
came up and with her husband, attacked Carr and
robbed him OF 500 81, which he had in his vest
pocket. Subsequently the wife, with consent of her
husband returned half Of the moEeyto their victin
on condition that he would not expose the affair OF
enter a complaint against them. Carr finally con-
cuded that be wanted the other half of the money 10
finish up that wedding with, aud accordingly catered
"A complaint before the magistrate. The accused par
ties committed to Jail to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
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Internationally -
"FRFDRICKs's TEMPLE OF ART. No. D

Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HALLoTYPEs superior 20 any made in this city .
PEoToGR 10 Oh Pastel and Aquerele bY FREoaicks
corps q Psri-isn artists
PBoIccRAPHs IN India Ink Partisan style.
D,cUEEEEOTYPEs aud ANBROTYPgs IN cnlors
Caller, open from TO 10 aud FREE u tue inspec
ton Of tb- public.
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BROORZYN ITEMS.

ArrHof,ArioS FOR TRE Board oS HEAIrn.-rhe
Mayor sert in a communication 10 the Common Coan-
Gil at the Esst meetiss asking an appropriation o.
$1,000 for The Board Of Health. On motion OF Aid.
Lowber $50 were appropriated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

THE FOURTH OF JuLr.-M The ia.i meeting OF the
Common Council AID Walsh NJ I'd that an sppsopri-
stoa Of sl,OcO be made tor eIyensss Il celebrating
the ne1t anniversary Of our paional independents.
The resolution was passed unanimously. THIS san /.
TO be xpendod in freEerks or the Fsstern and West
ern Districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

WuLnzsBUReH CosaIssIoSrRs.-Yhe commoo
Council at The suggestion Of the Cooperation COus-
seOr. appoia,ed John Berry, esq, Counselor to the
Commissioner On williamsbrrgh claims and Joseph T.
Marin Clerk, fixing the sGisry of the Srmer u
g.. eco and the after at 81, OO6 per year.
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NJ fnr Einh.l


Not for Fifth-ay. and Fourteenth-st. alone was
WtLDEs INN en.e MILLINERY WAREHOUSE, No <) Broadway
e.isbh,d His &. popular hou': French B9nIt. p.s's
od. in every description OF Millinery can b. had there 9y az
without distinction class the remarkably moderate
pice-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

TBE EXCISE Llws.-r is understood that sll deal
en- who sell liquors without lceise will be presented
DO the next Grand sIry About one hundred AID fay
bsre obtained license, and the applications Of about
two hundred are still pending. There are about two
thousand liquor deals-s in the city.
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Advertisement.
r,p Cox,rr .Nn THE EARTH-Jhpsn two i'm

posrt ea,e, inspected q design TO come into collision
SATURDAY next should that happen, the superb new Domes
liz Drsua FsAvp ASD Irs VICTIMS, attractive At
p.rxr. NUsEUM ought be witnessed ~ once by all who
THls EyENIsG.
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=
and the Law. Of Life $50 page. 50 enssvins. bound ex
planning the mode in which hs diseases Ct thu Lvss
free % recep. Of " cents Address = FIRES Co.. NO VIZ
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

BRoOKLYN CITY HEALTH REPoRT.--1he report Of
deaths for the week ending June g. 1857 Is oowss
Males, q; females, 81; men, S. beys 10; women.
ID; girls, 10. Total, 81.
D,oases- OF brain ., consumption, s. convnsons
let fever g. inflammation Of lungs stibou debility 3.
drowned uteWp,ance small PoS premature birth Peach
Re 4ess-tndcr year rs from 10 Z T. from 10 s. u
TO TO- s. To % ~ 30 80 6; 80 to ~ a. 30 10 So a. 81 10
CO. 60 to 10 / 70 to So 80 20 90 l. N0t,riiy-UnoI
States Il, Ireland, 3, Germany 81 England, l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

BROOKLYN BOARD 90 Misunderstanding Of tho
Beard Of Health was held yesterday morning. Tbs
Mayer and AID. Walsh were present. Several nusancs
in Warren street and Jscxson's Hollow were reported
sad ordered to be abated when the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

ISeUEsr.-Coroner Smell yesterday afternoon held
inquest body Of Mary Smith, intent - months Old.
who died No So Raymond street Of whoopns cough Atths
inquest Farley the Jurors conducted himself In
mproper to cell for the censure Of the Coroner
His conct being repeated be declared in conenpt and
convey 70 jail BY Deputy sheriff Horton answer
dict in accordance with the facts the death rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

ABSENT JURYNES.-Latcly some Of our citizens have
not paid proper attention 20 their summons as jurors
Yesterday large pane! Of jurors were called in the
Circuit of the Supreme Court, and bat small portion
of the panel answered to their names. Judge Clerke
ordered that each juryman be fned S25 upon each
occasion OF his absence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

F1sIsHISG Thy HASHNGros MosvsrNr. we
learn from Tie RtDrbi,GH Of Sing Sing that Dr. Bran
eth has resolved 20 devote the proceeds Of his bust
mes. which sre stated to be $4,000 year to the in
me fale completion of the Washington Monument.
The PeurJhca, saws: The bOldness OF the UndeT-
taking is equeed only By its disnterestedness, but
4" the energy and he lberaly Of Dr. ETandreth fun
" uish efficient guarantees thst It viii be carried vg-
orously forward to its completion" Dr. b. -
Gently gave 81 eco to the Dudley Observatory.
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scayenges

Many viii be interested IN the iac' 'na' inc
Government through NJ. slge'rom' VINO Ie0eu'!
visited this country to observe ana report upOu Oa
system sf Common Schools, has ordered complete
y, Of our mo-, ,arssct School Furniture including
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Internationally

DAIIEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
PRINCIPE. Office.
No. i65 ChamberIsl.
Address
c. Z. cHAcE
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Il Wright Of the Fourth

FALSE PRErENsEs-S Sergeant Wright Of the Fourth
District Police arrested Monday evening James Gnpsey.
VII engaged in collecting money from seymour V.
Hustled Douglas aud other residents the Eleventh.
Ward under petense thst for the benefit Of disabled
men ntne Company No named Thomas Moore Ills
lad succeeded In obtaining about 80 SO In this
Iis was held for examination.
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FXcpF CONFERENCE.-The Board met Tss'es-
day morning in the Court Of Common Pleas R'cin'
City Hall but received only one application f'T
ii,erse. The president II the Board announced
4 q the Commissioners would 81; daily TO receive sp-
p,c5,ions for license until ueXt Saturday and then
grant them to srch persons as they deemed proper
Ex.Jusge Capron has beer detained by the Temper
ance Alliance to prosecute in Of violation OF law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

S,as. pesks &c to b. used ia the sohcoi connected
With The rvql p-lace at So .kholm, :Ud to serve as
models for the Free Schools generally Of 'bsi eOaary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

PROBABLE FATAL SrABsNG ARRAY II THE
FOURTH WARD.--Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
= sailor named Patrick Sheehan admitted To the
New-Yoik Hospital. having been stabbed in fracas
in Cherry street near Roosevelt by two coored men.
The injured man was attended by DR.. Noyes, who
found deep wound in the eft side from which was
pro,ruding quantity Of intestines. and the wound will
undoubtedly terminate fatally. Sheehan was too much
intoxicated to state how the affair occurred The two
cox red men, who gave their names as Stephen Pneket
and Samuel Watkins both Southern sailors, were ar
rested by Officers Strnger and Clarry of the Fourth
Ward. after hard race. The prisoners state that
they were attacked and what they did was in sefde-
fense. A boy called Billy residing at NJ. 81
Cherry street states that Sheehan, who WAS drunk,
wa. set on to the negroes by gang of sailors who
were hanging around Bauys boarding house; Shee-
han followed them up when one of the men drew
knife and stabbed him. The knife was aherward
found in an alleywsy where they had thrown it. The
prisoners were committed at the Fourth Ward Station
House TO await the result of the injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

DARING HhGHwAY ROBBERY.-About II o'clock
Monday night as Edward Veatoh, a young man re-
siding at No ~ Roosevelt street returning from
Brooklyn, and when passing through Cherry street
near bis house, three who had followed him some
distance suddenly attacked him and pulled from the
little finger of his right hand gold ring valued
at g. One of the ruflians then truck Featch
violent blow in the breast knocking him down in the
mud, when the three ran off. Veatch at once
jumped up and Gied "pOlce," which was heard by
Officer Pagan Fourth Ward. The two pursued the
robbers and succeeded in suesting two who gave
their names as James Riley and John Harrison. The
other fellow escaped Justice Osborn before whom
the prisoners were taken locked them up for trial
yeatch says he never saw the men before, and that
the Assault was entirely unproyoked.
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TAiyertis.msut.'

DR. s. S. FrrcH's Six LECTURE On Consumpt