New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

Ibe sac OF bOOks az fbe Trace Obt vi ehc ""
lshers Association commences at II O'Clock this morn
ing at The rooms Of Messrs. George ). Leavla u 20
The lsndinerk for q hundred yesrs-the old Bnoa
Church-us fast disappearing Crash after crash Oh
the wal f. lows the ibsioIous mniog oil tue oio"''
and e,ch crash CRATES hashly aud sadly upon the eA
of the OH Kriksrbockefs as il each one broke sumo
sacred lie that linked the present to the pst, ano o.
liberated some pie asant memory Pf DAYS lung sON'
W.rr-Tbe o tero wall of the upper
hild;rc 81 the brick church ruin fell on Wednesday
manning with fearful crash crushing 10 pieces Two OF
three dirt carts and sghy r 1ing one OF the labor
ora who were az wok near It timely warning was
o;ven and on that account the fall of the wall WA not
disastrous.
NEW BETHEL SHIP JoHs WEsLEY.-The old Beth
ell ship john Wesley, which has long been mocred
near the foot OF Cedar street place of public wor
sbip for seamep, having become too dlspidsted for
that purpose the bark Carrier Pigeon recently
purchased for new Bethel ship, and the work of
tfsnslormng her into handsome foatiog church is
progressing rapidly. A low telltower in the form of
Temple Of Liberty, has been placed on the bow of
The vessel; the orecaste has been converted into
neatly fitted up Cfee for tao officiating clergyman,
o. G Hedsrom; the central man portion OF the
vessel has betn transformed into handsome, we'll
lighted and admirably ventilated place of worship;
shle the Cld cabin affords convenient place Of resi-
dence for the SEXTON This new Bethel is TO bear the
same name as the old Que, which will probably be
broken up.
HUDsoN RIVER ITEas.-F0tdi ARRAY IN Columbia
Countv.-rwo men named John Teal and Henry
II = Al. &c dan
g. Co., Stock port Coumbs Co., having had come DIFF
ference of opinion with reference to their work on
Monday last, Teal determined by eporting Calkos to
bis employers to settle the matter but Calkos imme-
dately after went to the room 10 which Teal was az
work and commenced upbraidiOg him, whereupon
Teal became exasperated and made effort to strike
Calbns who before Teal could approach him, struck
him with hickory knocker, with which be was
armed. They were separated, but had subsequent
meeting, in which Teal received 4 heavy blow over
the right eye and fracture of the skull Teal weighed
30 pounds; Calkins is n man OF light form Both
have families. Calk MS has not been heard of since.
Capture Of Seal IN lie Hudson Rirer There was
large zeal captured in the river near Westpoint
day or two ego. IL ms assured four feet 10 length. 1t
was shot by Mr.. Ward, who seat the skin of the
animal 70 Newburg for exhibition.
Sucide "A young man went from Oxford to
Worcester on Frds last, became ntoxca'ed, lost his
money in gsmblng-ho and then started for home.
While in The cars on his way home he psrtook of ne
5oisonous Drug, died durng tne night. lie leaves
a wife aud thee children.
Another Eiopement.-A man bearing the wellknown
cosnomen of John Smith, a teamster, elopeo from
Lansngburg i'll company with a married woman
named MAJ, aret Pollock. Tneyare supposed to have
zone West. Smith leaves wife and five small chill
drer; Mrs. Pol ock, nfitm and almost helpless hu'-
band.