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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
A MEDICAL CORRECTION.

T. U. Edisv u T1s ". 7. Tr'5vas
SIR: notice in THf AEaI-WKEKLr TRIsUsE u
the 18th, an article quoted from an exchange paper,
making some disparaging remarks on the singular
growth out Of leg of . child in this place.
II istime that when tht article is running the rounds
of the press the tyxth should be known. It is unjust
to Pref Hawey date Of the Medical College OF Gene
val and 10 the medical profession in this part OF the
country to represent that eisser the Professor or
We, any Of U.S. are 20 very silly to believe that any
actual vegetable grew out Of the leg Of this boy The
press does Us grsa. injustice to speak OF orange
fowers or "ssier flowers as g reality. may say
thata ose ased leg Is like carrot turnip in shape,
and II any one should cay that said disease made q
mans leg cer1ot or turnip, he woald msrepreseaf
my Language grossly.
The facts are that cut Of pretornatursy large leg
grew fuDgod stem; and when partly grown the eed
Of 1t bore slight resemblance 70 single orange bud
lust about to open. When at full grow h II hs1 soms
resemblance 20 q china sster flower or d.hha when
open But the growth was animal blood circulated ia
tb. abr orma growth.
This ANNA growth Is Gov preserved in alcohol, aud
viii be submitted to severl medical societies. l. is
Ike, to use my own language, sawed. A stem
few inches lorg; where Is expands Eks nasirecn,
CT End Of zee vsel, s Q s1ssth circular space. Then
Outs.ds a his s,rcsls< sSScs la ahSu lxsfss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
DESPERATE AFFRAY.
ONE MAN SHOT AND SEVERAL BADLY
INJURED.

ONE MAN SHOT AND SEVERAL BADLY
INJURED.
desperate ARRAY occurred shortly after 6 O'Clock
last evening" in the house No. 81 Baxter street Sxth
Ward, which is VIGOROUSLY the resort of gang Of
thieves and rusns who infest that neghborhood. 1t
had it's origin in q drunken frolic. Bludgeons and
other deadly weapons freely used by the beli-
se,ents several of whom shOokinga bruised and
beaten.
young man named John Callahan was shot with q
pistol in the hands or fellow named Patrick Hood,
who is well Known to the police. The pistol was loaded
with heavy shot. Nearly all the charge took effect in
the back of Calahan's head One Of the shot passed
through his left cheek, and lodged in his mouth.
Another fellow known as "Shorty Smith was
severely cut about tho head and several others were
moro or less injured.
The approach of the police put an end to the fight,
and Flood mansged to make his escape. Gallagher
was conveyed to the Sixth Precinct Station House,
where bis wounds though serious, were fourd not DO
fatal. They were dressed by DIR. Buckley after which
Gallagher was conveyed to his residence at No. la
Worth street.
Flood was searched for in all directions, but up to
II O'Clock had net been found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
DEATH OF An UNKNOWN MAN.
Z. fhs Eiitar If TEsN. Z. Tki1sn<.

r. he Itits, u TIE ~ Y. TISr~<
SIR man who gave bis name a. David ii. Ware,
died at nv house in congestive chill ON Sunday,
Nov. /, 1857. asked him where he lived, and he
said in NewYork-the place or Post OFF ,e did not
get. He was making his way homewari when he
came to my house. He was a tall good-looking man,
light complexion, hair OF sandy Appearance, had
belt ard scabbori with butchers knife In it-the
name OF" Daniel II. Ware was cut on the handle Of
it; his coats and pants were OF blue color had a
shcrt coat and shirt tied up in handkerchief. He
came TO my house foot-seemed TO be short of
money, and was making his way on the most econom
zeal pan to the railroad at Paus. lie did not
talk much, but said he had been quite unwel since
he left Jacksonville, some several days previous.
From memorandum book covered with leather found
in his pocket, he had evidently been examining
lands and claims further West, probably in ksnss.,
in March last. Claim made 18th March," 1857,
&c. In the frort Of the memorandum Is written
=" J. T. Foster Bellevue, Ssrpy County, March 4,
1851" While here, be was Well cared for, and de-
Gently buried. Any person desiring farther utor-
n patton will address '' Joseph Z. DuIbin, p. N ;,
Owaneco Post Office, Christian County, Iilirois.
You're. &c. JOS. P. DURBIN.
Tayorralt Chrtstlaa Co Iaiaois No, II, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
THE LATE MURD EROTS ASSAULT UPON
OFFICER SANGER.
Arrest Of the Perpetrator of the Deed.
HIS CONFESSION.

Of6oer Calvin 8. Sanger of the Ninth Police Pre-
einc., who was bIu:sly assaulted on Saturday night
- reported in yesterday mornings TsIBusr was at
late hour last evening still nsensible from the effect
sfihe injuries he had received During yesterday he
appeared little better, but his attending physician
eoeslcsrs his condition very critical one.
Yesterday morning Officer Wolf of the Ninth Pre-
Sact n':sd Michael Rodgers in his cell at the Jerer
a Market PrsOn, and entered iato conversation With
IN. with view of elicisiss any knowledge he
Ssh sosssss relative ts the affair. The prisoner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
advert ssnent. I
A retired pb, .;cIan :, year, Of ace who.

A retired Ply Stefan, ~ years OF age, whose sands
of life have nearly discovered while In the East Ia
dies, s'oertsin fer Consumption. Asthma Bronchss
Coughs Cold, General Debility The remedy discov
ed By him when his only child daughter given TO DIE
BE had beard much Of the wonderful resoaive aud healing
qualities OF preparations made from the East India HEMP and
the thought occurred him that he might make remedy Tor
his child. He studied hard and succeeded In resisns his
wishes His child cured, and is alive ana well He
hs. nos sdnn.ste'ed he wonderful remedy thousand:
sufferers In al parts OF ths world and hs has sd N
making them completely healthy and happy Wishing to do
ush good be he viii send 10 slch Of his afflicted fell
Low beings request it, tA recipe with f and po de
for making up snd sgrcefy usins it. He requires
each applicant 20 incose hn Que oeots 10 be
ped T. the payment Of this advertisement Addea Dr.. H.
JAns,, No. " GRIND street yers.y CITY, n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
FIRES.
YIRy IN BROADWAY,

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock fire occurred
in the large furnishing goods establishment Of Herrck,
Fenis Il Co., No. go Broadway. The fire originated
in room in the rear part Of the Establishment which
fronts No. 80 Reade street 1.-THE building being con-
sructed in the shape of L. and was Occasioned by
cosls falling from the CRATE. For some time smoke
was discovered in the store and search was msde to
find out whence it CANE and while the clerks were
engaged the smoke made its way into Rssde street,
when citizen noticing it. gave the alarm The build
irg owned by Mr.. DeFoseA was damaged to the
amount Of so. The stock Of the occupants was in
no way damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

,et. With u, sinu's blsoA vsss4. slyirg csls'
1Iopss the Hin animal tis,us.
Nov cali II what you psesss sssvsed. mushroom
csins astt ef orange bad, ISIS rsre form Of veFy
c. mmoa distiAe. the bloody fungus known for
centuries TO the medical world
believe 1t rare species, however, ard well worth
figuring AMI derctioing in our medical jounss.
Pesse dhaeuse the public Of this contemplate rIuor
aid LET mater Of fact stsLd il is, (orrs %
ani'oai malignant growth SAsrTL j, PAREgR.
Ihaor Te,Skt,. Co. n. Y. Nov. ~. 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

ssr fun Thirty so.ta atxast sai 10 64et east
strs on ne latter. The msis bu.lisg Is % ,sss,'.
81 feet ia rioth on The sveaus AMI ~ in dsoth "a
Thirty fourth street. Tos chapel il ne rear. %
Ttuty f. ufh stres. vii measure % feet bY 50 Toe
rair Arderoe-rOon wiz be 20 feet in .he clear by 1911
exciusiye Of ve-t be and recess The groune door VII
COT lain % pews sn6 the ga ere. IGe uskirg IN al.
81 pevs. by which .he house viii afford ses.s fos
thrse fouTths as many people the cid Tabernacle
TT. od buiiong lad Only I90 grourd pevs. liz great
capacity bsag in TIE gallery. Th. floor Of the new
ho1se is 10 Be evded into four sises with eigh. rows
Of pe~s The grand entrance vii be on the Sixth
svtuue. in addition 20 which there will be public
entrance through the tower, which forms par. Of the
new dessn. The architectural s.ye adopted i. the
perseudculsr Gothic Ths form Of parsleiogram /.
preseived % the ground though the cruciform effect
Of nave ard trspsept is secured, both in the roof
within and IL the side elevation Thirty fourth street.
The cesd uniformity so common in tae side gals Of
many o. the city churches vii thus 30 broken and
relieved giving loiy Gaosept-wiia dow each side,
u addition 10 the usual tier Of Windows and to the full
Gle AZ stcry Of the nave corner tower will be car
lied Cd TO hight of 40 feet, aud adapted to spre
Of 100 feet The material to be blue stone trimmed
with Dorchester and other freestons. The erection
will be carried on this Fall 80 far Is the weather viii
permit, tho Ugh it will not be possible to complete the
vo1i until next Sprirg Tee large membership and
congregation Of the Tabernacle Church Will gain in
number by their uptown removal, and accsssions
have already been made to both. Until the lecture
room OF the building is ready for occupancy, the
cor e.ega,icn will meet for public worship 10 the lee
tui hall Of tie Home Of the Fiendleee, in Thrtisth
street. There viii be az least two Anti-SIsvsry
churches uptown when DR.. Thompson's comes to be
added 10 DR.. Cteevers. 1t may be remarked a. q
somewha. singular coincidence that the Old Brick
and tie Old Tabernacle we're sold and demolished at
the time, and that the edices for both are
going up at the same relative distances from their
former stes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

SUICIDE o. REPORTER IN TIN CELLs.-On Sun
day evening" German rsned ChIsisn Handler residing In
he-eroe street Even street was arrested oJ Ohcef
Mum of tie Sixteenth Ward charge Of druntenne" ana
d.sordery corduc. the complaint being made BY b.. VIE
hao ID treated lie locked up IN tins Sxtn DIS
Station House and Ia Conversation with sons .ne
tsrssy morning Handler found suspended by tho neck
on. OF the rou bar. in the wndss Deceased about 90
yes Of sge porte, and writer 70 the Long Island
iI,5on r.eIy pubished in the Extern District He Wa
vel educated sad IL said time belonged TO "a, hoy
order bat vas expelled In consequence Of his exceedingly In
tenn habi.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TRANSPORTING DAY.-Msyor Powell has issued
card, in which he recommends the observance OF
Thanksgiving Day BY the citizens Of Brooklyn, in
accordance with the proclamation Of the Governor OF
tho Sta.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

FIRST DISTRICT JUDICIAL NonIsArIess.--Ths
American Judicial Convention Of the Firr District ne!
las. evening, at No. 1ls West Broadway, and nOmin
aled James H. Welsh for Police Justice, and Alfred
C. McIriyT- for Civil Justice The Republican Con-
yention of the District met at the Museum Hotel
oorrsr Of West Broadway and Frarkl.n street, and
nominated jeremiah Lothrop for Civil Justice. They
had previously nominated James II. Welsh for Police
Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

That is, the Foreign Grog Bill of the City Of New
York for week amounted TO 81 435. which would
require the same amount Of bushels Of wheat, OF
CON- or of some other interchangeable commodity to
Bin alone But this il only one port Of our great coun
try What, then, mast be for the whole OF many of
the articles which import from foreign lands it may
bs ssid that they usefu and aid In industrial
and COMMERCIAL pursuits but tins cannot IN truth Do
affirmed Of our importstions Of Intoxicating liquors
In every Of the word, they absorbents ard
ron producers Of wealth. o, when will the eye, Of
mankind be opened to see the desolang evils d the
traffic in intoxicating liquors Even were there
nothing else at work to produce it, Foreign Grog
Bill alone would cause arrangement in our monetary
affairs. Citizens Of New-Yorkl look at this. Our
Foreign Grog Bill for one week alone amounted TO
$S4 1885, Do you thiLk we csn go on bearing this
without becoming ruised people think not.
AMICIl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

RELIGIOUS Over 50 persons have been cesvWte4
a. the ~ Church in Fast Newark under the pe,ssss
Of the Rev Copp since the OF the rsvs
The Rev Mr. Hsow Of PRINCETON mary hes scspeeA
cal from the Second Presbyterian Church. Newark.
The Church at Springfield will bs dedicated fhsse-
day ntxt Thanksgiving day Bishop james viii preach =
q M the Rev N. + Ellison Of Newark ct sp m. snA ~
Rev John Scar. Il Of Bloomfield. In the evening
The Ms,hods Episccpsi Church q .ndsrs nsssse
County be dedicated "Wednesday, 18th tn besvbes
by the Rev Bishop James D. D. ct iet sosek
O. IN.
Seminary Of the NewJesey Conferences ct Peann(see
has recently received bequet OF 81 0e Lott Is By Axohlbe1
Kenpeday, ESQ, late Of Hunterdo County.
The installation of tbe Rev Samuel M Woodktidee d. y,
Prot. Of Eccssissc. History Church 0ovannses -
Pastoral Theology the Theological Seminary w1n sshs
In the First Reformed Dutch Church In New Btunswiok,
Wednesday Dec. 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
IAdvertsemeakt
pIRDf'S NATIONAL THEATFR,-This being th

. y =
Teser dramatic repe nsons the east aide Of the
city Of vii be douby crowded especially the
p-os announced werol than To
n sht the version Of TRE GUsNAKYR MOSCOW" TO
be followed b. the Irish historical drama Of THs sEIGE o.
WEXFORD" the famous burlesque of PIzARRoBCs md the
farce the PROSECUTED DuIcHmAs the great Jugger Mr..
orIo CHAs SHAY sppesrns between the LIST I'd pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
fAcvertisemeu.
L a wonderful. wonderful.

Step By step. since Time began.
To see the steady gain Of man.
In for instance The discovery Of the Photographic art u
comparatively recent yet the perfection TO which It h~ at
.sred the sku snpnsous Of the Artists at Roors
ceebated GALLERY No SOS Broadway Frsnknst 10
and sdns;ion of al lovers Of tho beautiful
SIEREesosPks tsksn to perfection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

RAILROAD DaNAGEs.-The heirs Of Ben amin SIM
mons ofNOrth Kingston have just recovered s., 800
OF the Stcpipgton RAILROAD Company, in consequence
of Injuries received by said Simmons, resulting in his
death by train being thrown of the track nek the
Kingston depot, In the year 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

RoBsIsG VACANT HoUsEs--The practice OF des.
polling vacant Of their sItsss door knobs and
se,s eIt.pslysy carried in this city. or ste hardly
ssb PAGES bat hoases damaged h way 70 the extent
ofom cry dollars double and treble that amount Gees
.orsy ,oa are.t. made bet tie Practice does no.
.e.T To- anaish The perpetrators mostly boys who sol
IN. proceeds 70 the luLk DE- aers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
IAdyrrtliemat

T0PtRIrY TIE BLOOD take J. r. STAFFORD's
Iuo, ard suPsuR PswpsRs They very agreeable the
tsse and do not okes purge package of u Powders FOX
Que Dolx ct No. Is Safest, east side OF Battery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

CIIIzEs' HoarsATIoF, FOR CorsonaIS.-A Cti-
zen. Convention 10 nominate Counclmen for the Ftn
Sers,os District Yet last evening at the hoel csrner
ofFranklin street and West Broadway Theodore A.
Ward was chosen Chairman. The proceedings were
harmonious. The following persons were nominated:
Charles +. Sscknester, Second Ward; John e.
wards, Fourth Ward WDlism Parker, Fifth "srdi
George Hagerty, Sixth Ward; Richard 8arnaoy SsV-
snth WGd; Joseph D. Martin, Eighth Wsrd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
(AGv@nsonent.I

DISEASES Of tho Y IIROAT and LUNGS are AZ once
relieved and cured by applying and inhsins R. srSYoRo
OLvE TAR Soli st 50 bottle ct No 10 satest east
side Of Battery whors testimonials may be from Thrlow
Weed ESQ q Albany isaac Fowler ESQ., Posmaster OF
New Yoti; H. Lid esq., Of The Independent sad many
equally psomnent pssons-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
IAdxerti.emrnt.l

the cure Of Dyspepsia Debility Jaundice and Liver diseases
OF the hou,api and preparations offered for the Of
these diseases this alone appears TO perform al prouses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

BILLIARDS ASD BALL The keeper OF 9 saloon IN
yIton ,,r,., p.m.d VIM Grum-s arrested with four
o.bsri on sunday for playing billiard. The proprietor =.
., arrested on cay, FOR pitching pennies and playing
b, eser.u rers tn. city They brought before
tie Justices, roEr.nsadsd. aid discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

svsx ~rh N~smsssss y ks 80. sr~,<x vx>n~s
tc.e 20 tn 6a marriage. fex N 49,
ytn ia psss fbs justice tasr.gpsa a,.oAsrrl H. 800
.as re,usnsi 10 hu prss,st ss.Ae.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

RrDUcTros OF THE Hours OF LApoR n TIE SaorS
THE N.wJkssEy RAILRoAp Ia consequence q the -
of the New Jersey Railroad Company have Aer
nred to OF labor their shops Of Jsssy V
to three ourths the usual meths arrangement to css.se
on the lat December Tbs Company employ large aembr ~
the mschne and repair shops aud this hss ben
adopted instead of dscbarsins portion VI them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

PORTRAITS of Thieves, Murderers, Burglars,
Pkpoekst Confden Men and Criminals Of all grades: BY
order of the Police bn taken by HoL MES ct the
Portraits of tho People for IS cents No 239
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

Committed TO Await The Acrios OF TIE GRAsD
JcRYwa Lee arrested days since the charge Of
tr,nes Gocdsy out Of 20 Of the pstert
ssf, aare examined before Justice Bsschy yesterday
AID ait the action Of the Grand Jury Accord
h. 70 sa.emert secrsed and sccompce
,.,I hin BIZ hpss show how much money he had, and
ksn grabbing /. e. The other party 10 still ct large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
tAdverisement
DYSPEPSIA, DROPsY, GRAVEL, GOVT and RHEU-

HoLFs's ScHEDAN ARoaATIc ScHSAPrs
by the msdcs faculty for the above complaints
Put in quart aud pint For sale by oil druggists sad
sroosra UDoLPHo WOLFE, Sole lmpotter,
No. q Beaysrst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

NORTH AMERICAN TEnrIRAscE CosyrsrIos.-
This body called to meet at Chicago convened on the
10Th inst. in the Metropolitan Hall About eighty del
egstes were present. from eleven States and Terrific
res The Rev DR.. Marsh of New-York was chosen
President and the Rev. DR.. Peck of New York va,
made Chairman Of the Business Committee. The
Convention sat two days and half discussing I'D
adopting important resolutions all favoring Prohibition
and holding public meetings. The Convention was Of
high order, and Well adapted 70 advance the great
cause in the Far West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

Inspector Russe Know NotLirg Who IL 81 present IN
chAgs o, ST. .-Spg Piisor, la: week removed Dur
beepers ard tou- guards, replacing then of course
9th member Of ais own party. Mr.. Russell conla-
sas n charge I'll JansAIy.
LurLE Boy Rrs OVER aSD KlLLsD.-A little
boy sb ut years 0. age vhcee parents resde 81 No
81 Chrsty street was run over corner OF Bo~ery and
Csrs street, yesterday afternoon BY stage No 400 ef
tie Dy.Dook line, driven by George C. BsrjsSnin,
and 60 seriously injured that death ensued In few
moments sf.erwsrd One of the wheels passed over
the little fellows head ard reck. Tbs parents of the
oeceased were absent from rome st The time Of toe
ia,a occurrence Berj smn, the stage driver, was AZ
re.ted by Officer Brown Of the Tenth Precinct Police
ard taken to Essex Market Police Court, where he
was detained 10 await the result ofhe Corouers uqu
sition, which viii be held to day. The deceased vas
sndesvorrg to the street 10 advance Of the on
bus, when lie met his death.
SuDDTs DrATH-Mr. Leonard Crane, by trade .
carpenter, whlle at work in OF about Washington
Market yesterday afternoon, was taken suddenly il,
and falling 70 the ground died in 9 very short time.
His renairs taken up and removed to bis late
residence in TweDty-tixth street, Ninth sveaue
where CoIoser Gamble will hold inquest to-day
The deceased about % years of age, and native
Of New-YoIk. He has eft wife and ems child.
SUICIDE NJ TAXING SrLpHURIc ACID Coroner
Gamble yesterday held inquest, at No. - E'a
street on the body Of Josephene Lomene, who com.
mitttd suicdeiby taking quantity Of suphuric acid
The deceased was 9 very nsemperats woman, ana had
so been for nearly twelve years She often threstsned
to take her fs and yesterday during the absence Of
her husband at his work, the deceased took down
vial containing tho poison large quantities of which
be used TO generate gas in The Manufacture Of balloons
for children, and drank q sufficient amount 70 prove
fatal Tho Jury rendered verdict Of death by sui.
eide BY taking sulphurc acid. The deceased was Is
years Of age, and . native OF France.
BuRGr .Rr.-The office OF DR.. Alley, No. 27S
Fourh avenue entered Monday morning BY robber
succeeded In stealing valuable watch two suits Of clothes
bocls aud ether articles he found most coavensn Toe
Doctor called pstient O'Clock In the morning.
ana EFF bis watch at fear Of being robbed and
turnr daylight the things missing The thief Il
supposed to watched the messenger aad when thoy len
Il sis his entrance BY false key