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Early in life he married Maria Livingston, and pur-

Early IN life he married Maria Livingston, and pur
chased residence at Red Hook on the Hudson River
ee many years lie resided and with the enthusiasm
which was Characteristic in bin, he devoted himself
20 agriculture and the adjournment Of bis country scat
IL great source Of qualification when he could
show he thought the best farm and the most pictu
resque landscape in the State of New-Ysrk. con-
trolling quality in his character was bis abilIty to
concentrate all bis powers on one subject OF iaOor
When he cultivated his farm he led his men 10 the
harvest and asked one to cut more grass than be
cid himself lie Lad great control over his workmen,
and deli, bted in experimenting body OF them which
he often did 1t is not easy TO represent the gentle
less and afectionate qualities of his disposition. III
will 70 bis fellow man was discordant to his nature
During the last fifteen years Of his life he resided at
South Amboy. Here he applied much attention aud
money to the improvement Of bis country-seat. 1t
contains over five hundred acres and beside is pro-
ductve fields is posse ssed Of many attractions which
the result Of art. Upon Il hill he formed an
artificial lake, covering about five Of ground,
which he stocked with choice varieties Of fish.
Extensive graperies also add to the beauty and vsue
Of the place. His taste and skill In developing the
beauties Of scenery were Of the highest order, and
were alin to the qualities which have been cOmpo-
nGnts in the genius Of the great landscapep
lie had no children. His wife endowed with
rare intellect and fire discrimination Of charac er,
and was taken into council by her husband 10 all his
enterprises Her death which occurred in February,
1855, followed. by the death Of Robert l.. Stsyens,
in April 1856 made the last two years of bis life very
sad These two doubtless hastened bis death.
Dir Stevens took very active part III politics.
lie a Wing in principle but it is doubtful whether
he has voted during the past ten years. He has
recently been engaged in connection with his relative
Mr.. Conover in planning and erecting at their private
expense at South AmbOy free Episcopal Church, a
cboo-building, hospital and home, which Is in
tended for the accommodation Of the INDECENT widows
and orphans Of those who have been in the employ of
the Camden and AmbOy Company and others in cir
cumstances of need who may seem worthy of favor
Last November Mr.. Stevens removed from South
Amboy TO HObOken About six months ago he sold
his interest in the property of the IlOboken Land and
Improvement Company to his brother Edwin A.
Stevens and retained in his possession real estate
amounting to only half of block of houses in Ioboken.
Tie amount Of his property is probably 81 100000
Mir. Stevens was highly respected in life, and the
intelligence Of his death will be widely received with
profound regret The flags Of the Hoboken ferry
beats were at half-mast yesterday afternoon, a. Il
token Of respect. The funeral will take place at st.
Pauls Church, Hoboken, at O'Clock on Saturday.
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this continent. how nrmberess lie productions This
variety makes trade and binds the onion.
Marshall here swayed about a Little and begin
again
Who would trade potatoes for potatoes"
voice from the other eide II the street-"Hurrsh
MaIshall-"l hope when that comet comes, old Eel.
low it will switch you with it, tail
He then went Oh 10 elucdAte the idea that the T. a Ie
Of Europe and Asia must center here-that here their
products must be exchanged. He then showed the
icy Of the notion that the Union could be dissolved
and pictured the condition Of Kentucky in such an
event obliged 10 pay import dute, 10 seaboard States
and tie outpost Of Slavery Yet certain to nd
herueeroes poor stock. He then traced the moral and
ukosOI hca USES OF mountains rain, and rivers gen
erallv and referred TO the Mississippi Valley reclining
with her head in the lakes her feet in the Gulf of
Mexico. and her arms Crasping the Allegheny and
Rocky Mountains 4 Voice" Louder. Marshall-
- saying soee beautiful things. and YOU have not
sense enough 10 understand them Again the voice
" Louder
Mr. Marshall, evidently dsconcertcd-" st the day
Of Judgment when the Ruler Of the Universe is trying
all things, | expect some id fool viii below
Louder at Him. Loud laughter He went on
aid made very fine remarks on the topics he lad
preached, and then concluded by eloquent alusiOD
10 the PROV denal discovery Of America at the proper
time, the glory Of religious liberation and the sub
Unity Of being free from priestly and ari,tocra;ic
tyranny. lie wa loudly che,red when h. retired.
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From LAKE SUPERIOR.

The propellers Mineral Rock. Capt Fraser, and
Iron City, Capt. Turner, arrived from Lake Superior
Yesterday forenoon. The former left OntonagOn on
Saturday last and the latter on Sunday.
The Mineral Rock brought down heavy load Of
copper as follows; From the Cliff Nine llS tuas;
Copper Falls, ~ DO; Minnesota, - do; ROcklani,
y DO; North American, % do; Central, 10 do
other mines. about 30 do
Some Of the on the deck of the Mineral Rock
are the largest and puest yet brought down from the
mineral district Of our Ssae-wei CHING from I 800 10
over eco pounds each Nine of these big specimens,
from the NUith American, and ike number from the
Cliff Mine, 0rerGee more than trO TINS anil tal
,act Eight, from the Copper Falls Mine, are little
above these Most OF these masses seem 70 be a. pure
as coin, and, should judge contain from ~ TO 20
per cent of clear metal. There j. considerable silver,
IN sn all particles scattered through some of tbem.
There was considerable ice in Lake Superior when
the Mineral Rock left there, and the harbors of Mar
quote and the Portage supposed TO be still closed
by it. The other ports were entirely clear. The
wheels of the Mineral Rock Were considerably Grip
Pied the ice having broken four OF her buckets en-
trely IF.
Tie propeller Manhattan, sunk at the Saul hes in
the same condition rs at last adyices. Most of her
freight has been got out.
The brig Gen Worth and the schooner Susquehanna
passed Point lroquos on Monday; and the schoouers
Midnight Stevens and American Republic, were in
two seeming TO be stuck" on the Nebish Rapids
The propeller Gen Taylor arrived at the Saul Mon
day. also bound up.
The Illinois, at Copper llarbor on Saturday was
about to make an attempt to reach Marquette.
Detroit Free Press 9Th inst.
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NINTH WARD.

Sergeant Seabring OF the oe'e'A'sh'n rie'i.- =
Ninth Ward, yesterday received ncce tfo-n tne 90
periutendant of the Metropolitan pc-ev' tnat Tue Va
lowing named persons had been Diseased rom inc
Department, with ortsrs to promuy-e 'hc '1c' = '1
members under his command -iLeAael CosSsH''
John Sharkey RichsSd Van Gese , fs'e' -
William Cargil, Charles IL. "In@ns' Jetnfo iL"nt"''
james Leary j. W. Herbert, James Acr hef'1"' Do
Blauyelt, Vm. b. Pauscrait, Fer MUM JOIN nau-
iten. James WnglA Carpenter -Eo"n, Patriek heIy'
Dsuiel p Steele. John l.. Var Nart JoLa saaus
Hanson Readiea James n De Clarke, Johh h-
Oakford. James 5. Downing Jhiasf Mann'2g Jpo' -
Bleuyet
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IMPoRr,Nr ARREsr-REcoyERY OF SroLE" Phor-
yRTY.-Sergeant Banfed, Of the Second District Po-
lice Court, yesterday arrested Lemsr. Dinkelsp'e OF
No. 81 Delaney street, on charge OF receiving -
pieces of satin, valued at $500, and pieces OF SILK
goods. valued at $3.50 which bad been stolen from
the PREMISES of Messrs. Hickok & Starr, Ne. 1877
Water street, about the lsl Of May last.
From the facts which have been elected IN the pre-
lnipary examination of the case it appears that some
OF the property stolen from Hi,kok and starr was
foupd exposed for sale 10 Newark and which 1t was
ascertained had been pu rhased from frmin Aaden-
lane in this city who had received them from Diol<e-
.pie and on visiting h, promises in Delaney street.
seven pieces of satn portion o. the stolen property
in question was found there and identified bat also
large quantity of otheu goods which are Likewise sup
nosed 70 have been the result Of bDglaries committed
in the city and vicinity and as sseh deserve the atten-
tou and inspection o. merchants aad trader who have
been robbed Dinkslspie was held to bal by Justica
Flaadreau in the sum of 3,OOeabo answer.
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ONE OF wooD'S CHAMPIONS.

To re Editor # The n. y. TribsA,
SIR: As 8 specimen Of the material Of which Mayor
Woods Police IS composed send you the following
incident, which occurred about II o'clock last even
ing near the stationhOuSe of Third street
and Bowery. member Of the cid Police was stand
ing the corner, and thus accosted me, pointing TO
Capt Hartt who visible through the win tow.
See-hat Cd id black hearted son Of q b-f-i
If could get 10 him would knock the head of his
shoulders. | would end him, and all that leff the
old Police"
| said to him, You are sn officer to protect the
night, of citizens are you not p
Yes, replied he, pointing to, bis star - You be-
long TO the Metropolitan Police, don you'll"
No. Sir; | am quiet citizen
"You are a Cd id liar shaking his fist in my
face "You are no citizen. You are q black.hearted
Republican.
Then followed a voley Of threats andcurses against
the rev Police and Republicans generally the fellow
following me and shaking his fist in my face, when a
men Der of the Metropolitan Police came cut Of the
staiion-house. and, taking him by the arm, walked
away with him. He evidently much lntoNl-
Gated. ANSoS GtLLETr No. shO bnweiE.
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4 musical and Intellectual entertainment viii os
hell at the Hall os the Demb Dspensafy corner oil
Twsnty.third street and Second avenue TINS eYenhsA
for the benefit of the Vetel Ills OF 1872 Many oil me
Veterans are in needy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are m the
Alms.House, and some are bind and 1t is proposed
that ten cent subscription and upward be t9ken up
in order to provide hon.s for the poor pdgent
Veterans" throughout the State. The following gen
emen have consented to address the audience on the
occasion: The Rev. Charles j. jonas, the Rev u M
Graham, Stewart L. Vdoodford, WIN. IL Knapp. n
variety of .hoee vocal and instrumental mn''e;Dy the
following gentlemen, who have volunteered quar-
tette Club, Dir. George A. Cook, Mr. sasa. Brewer
Mr.. CLARK. Mr.. Ganthers viii preside e. the piano
forte.
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SrrrNrFFNTH WARD.

on Tuesday evening last the ieuter -ai'' serge At'
and na,ros.rn who covcladed to obey the orders OF
the Mayor aud City Jalse, presented to the,; com
nander. Vim. II. Msl,feld a very heavy an hand
lonely finished ".tas. valued at aSOui 80. On the
lns Surrounding the SER aud arcs Of tue city l. en-
crsved the rollowing inscriptions: VIM. II. Mansfield,
"Csp,sjp savesteer,t Patr,l District, and on the
hack NJ The .,.y i inscribed " Presented to VIM H.
Mansfield n the Seventeenth Patrol District, by the
.u,en poJe, hs cammend L. q tokez OF theiT esteem
for his fidelity. NewYaIk, June, 1851 The pres
citation took pace at tie Manhattan ioase' IN the
Bowery whsye the recipient and his friends partook
of supper aud had merry time of it. Toas'' were
drank to N. heath of the Mayor, Alderman OF the
s4venteesu Ward. Capt. Msusdeld and hi' lieuten
s.;- De Bender and Suith, which were 't'PonDea ~
OF cove the Metropolitan Police Commits. loAe'' a..
members OF the Department Who had come GU u
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The COMET AT HASD.-Tbe following items would
seem to indicate that the comet is rapidly approach
ing the earth:
While at the artists exhibition yesterday, our re.
porter was standing near Stephenson ; bust OF kuth
4 friend pointipg TO the vailed head Of the Jewish
maiden, said: It il not every girl that gets such
beau as Boaz) she did. The reporter medltaed, then
smiled and Immediately proposed to expsnd acouPie Of
.IilIings for the nun. Nay owe me Naomi, said
the wag Thinking the neighborhOod too warm, the
reporter turned 10 look at Champney's magnificent
snow.covered mountains. Boston Traveller.
TIE USUAL RATEs.-A Western editor and his wife
were walking on in the bright moonlight one evening:
The wife was Of exceedingly poetical nature and
,aid 10 her mate " Notice that moon-hOw bright,
ard calm and beautiful. Couldn't think OF noticing
IT," returned the editor, for anything less than the
usual rstes-a dollar and fifty cents for twelve ines'
DUE TO HTN.-Tke AHroya BeoeoH says; oven
aIov.iov has been received with Lre and Cy by the
Republicans OF Minnesota" Wei, II was % II'fs
than was o,ren To him. Bloom. Daily fah''grsph'
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their favor, came in for share Of tless gentlemen,
TWENTY-FIRST WARD,

Sergeant Palmer Of this Precinct reply &c no;i-
fcaion to appear before the defdnct Board of Commits
sioners to certain charges preferred asaint
him. yesterday transmitted to The Mayor Chief Clerk,
Col. Ming the following lscorio communication
SrArTcv-H orsE 9lsr PREcNcr.(
NEwloRE Jurc 9 1887. I
Cot. ALEX. MNe-Dcp Sir. | hay. THIS LAY received .
con nuncaton from you td "a Clerk Of CorInouer. o'
Police suppose "a refer - the hsyoE. Recorder
City Judge A. Go recognize their sHs;cnce P
lice Con mission shs obey surh order believing ts
have power sppout duss any Prson 20 or ou flee
in The Police Deparfu SUPPOSE tn e's' urs- r ne 90
pursue, viii b. initiate the a ot our hiEh city
c.als and plead TIE statute 1T iua.iogs Respectfully
A. NJ PALMER. Serst 2lst Prc,i.c:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-11
THE ALLEGED FRACAS IN TAuNANl
CONVENTION.


To the Editor Of The NJ Y. Tribune
SIR: Several city papers have published reports OF
tbe m ediugs of the Reform Convention which met
at Tammany Hall on Thursday night last, III which II
il represented that the Hon. John Kelly, one OF the
DELEGATES, made personal assault upon me on that
occasion. have waited for several days IN the conf
dent expectation that this statement which Is entirely
false. and without even shadow of foundation, would
receive an appropriate contradiction from another
orarter: nor could l doubt that the journals the n
elves which had bean grossly imposed upon by their
irtormants would promptly expose the ueceP'lon
,rartioed alike upon them and the public.
The articles 10 which refer also contain wha pur
morris IN be a sketch of a speech made by Mr. Nelly
~ which he is represented as charging several prom-
n.rt members Of the Committee with deception III
,r,repce 10 the plan of reorganization 9uoP,ed' aui
so with hiding the passage 81 some OF ihe Voh"No"s
laws in relation to the government oil TINS Guy eLaC
by the last Legislature. No such speech WAS Ina
mn such accusations even usinHateu' lhv "."'e
stor\--sp,tch fight ihrottng, apology ana ais
Shameless fabrication, dspaiaging ohIy 10 uoSe VIM
invented and promulgated H. nr SIcELES
Neiy respectfully, ~ -
Nsie- York. June 10. 1851 . r.,:...,.
knowing the source and the motive Oi 'i'' '"A''
nv. we have given il neither crcdtnes nor currency
further than by mere auson to it as report put IN
circulation by another paper. That paper Is the
mouthpiece Of the Mayor whose energes are devo'eu
10 the defeat OF the reform which Tive Convention nave
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