New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

IyrrREsrING CEREMONY kT SABBATH-ScHooL No.
III, CONNECTED WITH THE NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH.-Durpg the past month the visitors Of the
above tchool who have for their field Of labor thai
part of the city bounded by Twenty Eighth aud Thirty
seventh streets and Seventh avenue and the North
River, have been making q second visitation for the
purpose Of doing good and filing up the Sabbath
School The first attempt was made year since,
when the school increased from about 100 to $50
scholars No relaxation Of effort has been permitted,
and last Sabbath school Of 5l7 scholars of which the
infant class numbers l6 and about 10 teachers were
in attendance, and with numerous friends, witnessed
the presentation of two beautiful glass models Of the
visionary chip Morning STAR TO the child and adult
person who should have been most successful in
inducing children 10 come in and connect with the
school. The lecture room of the church was denssy
crowded Miss Eliza McCoTd, an interestiDg yOung
girl Of IL years, received the smaller model, she
having brought in eight children. The larger one,
inclosed in beautiful vsse was presented to
Mr.. Charles l.. Doe, who during the past month
has brought within the Influence Of Sabbath School
teaching AZ children This young man. unaided,
has during the year added loo scholars to tho
roll. The presenta.ion address was made by the
pastor, the Rev. DIR. Hatfield, In his ususl happy
manner, and Mr.. Doe replied With feelings Of deep
emotion The thanks of the school were voted to the
generous donor Of the ships. The number of families
visied by the above corps Of visitors is 0o scholars
admitted, $50; teachers, eight. i9
George ]. Cornell, esq, of this city, died at his A'e
residence in HudsOn street, on Saturday last at the
age Of thirtyfeven. Mr.. Cornell was connected with
some Of our moet prominent charities, and was ever
ready with bis Influence and abundant meaos to ad-
vance their humane obects In the year 1919 he was
elected member Of the Assembly by the constituency
of the Fitch Ward, and was successful al legislator
and debser even beyond the high expectations OF his
supporters and familiar friends. He was sssidaous In
he performance Of his duties; and the profession at
large were under great obligations 10 him for his un'
,rirg and intelligent efforts improving ADD per
fectirg the rev system of pleading, then lately
ipsugursted. So great and c,ntipuous were bis en-
deavors in this regard and successful were the re-
suits deemed to be- thaust before the adjournment,
q vote of thanks to him was unanimously passed oy
the House. Subsequently he was nominated Dy tue
Wings fer Lieutenant Governor; but was defeated
BY the An i-Renters, who combined on Washington
Hunt the Whig nominee for Governor, and San ford
f Church, the Democratic opponent Of Mr.. Cornell.
He WAS never aferward before the public for It's
sufrsges; but up to the time when inoapaoisaed tor
exeitir duties by the illness which has since proved
fatal TO him. eviDced earnest interest In our num-
cpal affairs and the public concerns OF the country
ATTEMPTING TO VorE ILLEGALLY.-Onicers Bray
and Flynn of the Sixth Precinct yesterday afternoon
arrested one John Mclaughlin, charged with hsviog
attempted to vote illegally in the Fourth Fol- Dssnos
of the Sixth Ward.
Later in the day, John Boyle, vagraot, to al
appearapce presented himself at the Second Ron
n.t,ct of the rams Ward, and offered to vote. He
x.s promptly challenged, whereupon Boyle swore in
his vote At the same time making oath that he lived
=, No q Bsysrd street A messenger was forthwith
Al, match ed TO the place desgrsed 10 make inquiries,
but soo returned with Intelligence tina. Boyle did not
live there. Mclaughlin and Boyle we're locked up In
the Silth Precinct Station House, and will be sent
before the magistrate to-day.
SUPPOSED WIFE MuRDIR--A WoMAs WHO HAD
BErs TIRnlBLY BrATEs FoUsD DEAD IN BED
ARRy.r OF TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was received
b, Off .r John Cannon Of the Eighth Precinct about
y, e'csck on Monday right, that Mary CsiD IN Irish
z.man. yho resided with her husband in the filthy
basemeut Of premises No. l73 varck street, had Just
ead in her bed 1he individual impsrtirs the iaiof
nation wss Robert Brennan who boarded IN Csn
family. Tie officer accordingly went to the noa'e,
and there found Mrs. Cain lying 10 the bsd mo o'ins
extinct. A, the frat glance Officer Cannon 's0's'
that the EFF eye, wsi IS toe fac, and mesa y
decemed we're CRAFTY dfcolorsd and s"o'"s"
msrhs Of violercs On various psit' Oh 'a' p a..
dearly peIosphbl& Cain, the hu'oAna :" ws;s, ri.
ees,sd, wa ib,snogatsd ~ 70 the ma's ,s., ne IN
wife received tee uis., shsn DO .tsea $500 her
sssn.t the soys wtils iDtoi'cs.'o No 800, xs,,
lead and face; but IS no cuts OF ~, ssvs,al
spyuert, his .,plaes'iaa vas ol'.. .s :, ..s
r.ie / ber. ~ho had beard OF mo 60 a
sa,.d to the ofi,sr ths, Can h'a ossa 20 'a' ~,
.,u,ly B. a,rg The decsss'd, saa t1s' vas 10y wv