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that the property he has lefS after him amounts
10 GI6,000, the entire Of which, with the ex.
ception of legacy to his sister, he has be
queathed to his afflicted widow"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
DISTRESSING CASUALTY.
FIVE YOUNG WOMEN DROWNED IN TIE
NORTH RIVER.


THE BODIES NOT RECOVERED.
Friday evening sbout7 o'clock, five youog women
faued A, ,sva Vso Glider, eyed IA years of sge Hsn-
pah II Bryap, Is years Of age Ellen Smith, Is; Mar.
gaet FlynD, 10, ard Louisa Ever, aged l9 years, all
inmates of mo Iiouse OF Mercy under the care Of Mics
Richmond il Eighty sixth street, near the North River,
pioce sded to the river for the purpose of bathing
After making the necessary Preparations, all the
ehls ioired hands snd went distance ioto the
vaeI but, berg unscqusined with tie existence Of
Few osep holes nesr tie Es sxthsieet do,S, they
unfortunately got beyond their dpth, and being una
bic 10 ewi, sabk to the bottom. Thor situation WAS
VIII sssed by several persous Oh sbore, VINO imnsdi-
aely Used every possible Effort to rssc le the girls bus
without effect auc they oil orown.d Not one OF
tho bodies after first dnappesrlIg under ths
water. The probability is, therefore, that tie uoortu-
nate gils remained locked 10 escn others embrace,
end u be found in that coDditioa.
The facts Of the occurrence econ becsme koo~n to
Se,gesnt Sat- ftbe y-srcond Precinct polcs,wno
called SIX oce,s proc ared boats and graphing irons,
al made thorough seUch for the bodies till midnight,
but without avail, owing probably to the strong tide
which prevailed a the time. At daylight on Sstur-
day morpe Iospector Coulter Of tbs Twenty second
Precinct, renewed the search.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
A coxD-BLooDED MURsER.
Cor-spous-u Of tn. N. Y. Trioan..

Cor--sp1p ,rr Of tn. N. Y. Tro1De.
Nrw-YoRE. jay II, 1859.
! sepd you terewitb extract from .sr, ds'ei
the I6th insi I bsvc Just received from friend in
Qvaryviils Ulster County, n. Y.
Ope Of tbs most cod bio odsd murders ever per9e-
trs;.d in til, vicinity ess conmttsd IN tois place
yesterday. Christopher La.iess well nsnedj went 70
TIE quarry, where anao by the Iane OF Jans- Cay
we at work, and without ceremony debef stey shot
bin dead. Lsvless is yet 81 large is sbou, 40 yeas
ofsge fee, inches In hight, rsd-fscet, with nis
eyes sunk in his read. Cls.y, the victin vas about
g years CT age. When Leave arrived upon tue
Quarry, bs stepped before Clsry, snd reminding him
OF come existing difficulty bst~eeu them, he pointed
bic gun, and With the remark, "You take this" dis
chs;ged bis piece, kiilirg him instantly. Upon eI:
snination, It wss found that two balls hsd entered
bis left breast cue Of them lodging 10 the nesrt,
caus;rg iDttart death An Intense excitement exists
suorg TIE citizens. Ominous vbisperings, a. We'll rs
plainly ken words, Indicate that resort to Judge
LyDch aud a. application Of BIS la~ would be favor
sbly looked ;por by many Of our citizens. Excuse
this fCi | su in hurry, aud all is excite 1ent.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
FIRES.
yipg IN LUDLOW STREET.

FfRE IN LUDLOW STREET.
At l0a o ocOck on Saturday m0roag fire broke out
owred by Mr.. Crowell and occupied by Fl. Y. Lutz
spo other tsn;iiee. Damage to furniture, $l5O; no
irspsnce. Damage to building. .slOOi insured in
Equitable Insurance Company. A frame house in the
rear OF No. 75 was slightly damaged
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.
Two 6res occurred in GowaL about the same time
yesieId day morning The first visited by the police
wss stwo-story frame cottage on Twelfth street near
Sixth avenue, owned aid occupied by Richard Hem
mirgs TIE ocC 1psnts were alarmed by dense smoke
about ocle ok al found themselves surrounded BY
fames. TIE psreLts bsstened 10 save the children,
aid in 30 cong Mrs Hemuings had her hair and eve
bIows singed. They oil got out in Their ght clothes
and FORUM aely. no one was seriously injured; no
police e1etsd Themselves in saving the nelgnoor,Hg lug
buldil &C. eno succeeded but the mouse in which tbs
FIRE o,ie,rated burned down. Catholic church and
school bcuse narrowly escaped. No engines we're
present, being engaged at the other fire. Inc damage
~ Al lCO IDsu &c for 500, Ia the Montauk coup
The other 6re originated 10 one OF row OF fourteen
cottage houees on Twenty first street, between Fhth
and Sixth averpes, OWED by Adam Muller, OF which
three we're totally d. stTOyed AID three were grea'y
6susge6. Fer some resson, the alarm ar not gen.
sra and very few city engines we're ON the ground.
IRE FIRE consequently burned unchecked, except 80
jaY As retarc.d by effoits Of tue few compsne
that wsIe there; and 10 theif exeruoDs II IS OWING
that the whole Tow did not burn down. These CON-
pst lea were Eppines Nos. 81 and y with H0so No.
5. There was no Hook and Ladder Company, and
had there been tie flames might have been c)ohoed
to the Grst two houses. Tae furnitare was nssr'y all
saved but IN damaged condition. Toe names OF
the occupants are Henry B. Holt, Thoms, vacMy,
Debof. Their ConIopt loses may reach ;! O00. The
buildings we're worth 81 600 each; supposed to be To-
cured The ffemen preseLt deserve great credit Tor
their e1erlions.
house in Liberty street, which WAS speedily ex.iu-
pniske0 before much damage resulted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
Advertisemen.
From The Journal ef Commerce Of Saturday.
HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.

To the Editors Of The Journal Of Commerce.
GsSTLEMFS: We feel quite satisfied that would not be the
wish Mr. CosoR who ably argued the case for ths Com
expste statements publications which in peveon Of the
testimony aud direct contradiction TO the stssuch
your editorial columns yesterday Considering the
high Of not prepared to see IN n
aIe this time. l would however, from ati
ces published In other curua sswe your iuce the
closed that the Company afraid OF their case aud
desired 70 f.resa the action tho Court We und ,ske 10
tba history of committed by the Rar al Com
pspy ssaot the City Government and the citizens which will
shortly appear will abuniauy satisfy every csaot mind that
the being entitled credence sympathy
have sgsessve and law deasnt from the beginning aud
have only bos.Ied up their By the gosses mepesen
tsicns.
PHILIP RNySoLDs
b. WHlTLocK
Gro. ID PHtLPs, Executive
A. II WRIGHT, Committee
W. r.. DoDGg, OF Citiz,ns.
r. TN EYcK,
> LAwRESCE,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

AssiyFRs.RY or THE MAINE SsxrsARY.-Ths ami.
stsary exercises of the Maine State Semioary, at
Lewiston, Me-, will take place on Tuesday and Wed
fssisy, July 20 and 81. On "Wednesday evening, an
fn,On viii be delivered by Mr.. W liam LAW Symonds
81 New.York ard a poem by Edwin z. Parker of
Brgor. Me
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
SUPERIOR CouRT-SP,cr.L TrsN-July ir-Sstsss
yuigr BoswoRrs

iCE-sCRPRlsE-LACHEs.
Joncs sst Edseron
Tie practice prior TO the code seams TO be ws set
ted that will not be granted on motion made sss
udsment resusiy perfected the ground OF sarprss In t
scsc t a dnfns the trial the ar,uaa Of evt
d,nc. c oy~r,d asr dsmeat Rsp-lve Ast Pnn,~ dht
i24 I?S Jackson Chae Is j. 3oi 10 tails case sss
sprpe testimony given BY Of plaintiffs wosssss.
which hs could not have shown to b
Il IL could been sncipsd such evidence would have
be, siy.n ULder such he should have moved
promptly and obsued stay Of poceediogs lnstssi Of dsas
thai. ns quiet until trial u like slm a. reap ts
hed AID ssceued BY verdict OF sjuy io hs evos
This lache do not think the peeSstus practice hes sssa
chanaed BY the code See sec go
Section Ia does not such motion sftsr juifmee
hen respect evidence the tus bat
ony when the recovery the judgment s whsut tse
know ce Of the party the aud that he could not
tain Of proceedings after discovering the msatc Da%
surprise prevent the enty oi n'smsa 10
h, after the surprise of the party he could have novel
once and obtained Had the ye'c IN the second sca
been sssir him he would not poosbiy have moved o. "
The motion must be eenied, with " costa
ARREST NOT TO BIZ VACATED on AFfIDA'TS psNfiSo
CAUSE OF ACTION.
Hunt sgt Denton ct al
Defendants have been held to bail Ia the sum OF
a0 on On sav that they sautsd the Psn'if ard tnfes
eped him With pronsl vo.eIce They move 70 vSss ne
order of sdsys d-nyips the assault aud tnres ~
The decided shdasits that the p.n
a has Of action Ths, question viii not oe e'ed
thar vsv on motion When tue cause OF acton
10 ana Of li.e gives the rsh order OF arrest sues -
order will not sdavs denying ths csnss OF ac"ea
When the rouud o ssr disioct IRON t,e eease
ar. on n IN. ty matter etsolshsd tue ora WI
n. Motor denied With % cos's 70 aodo event.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR III ROPE.

FOR III ROPE.
ihs Bremen screw -steauship Bremen, Capt. Vessels,
~ on Saturday for Bremen direct with 81 cabin pas
esis aid 81 in the steer,ge aud o65 81 in spece
ias mail steamship City Of Washington Cspt Petris,
M the same day for Liverpool with l22 cabin passep.
ssr and go 10 the steersge AID 500 45l in specie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

a negro druwmer-boy in the Revolutionary war
80 recently in EIbert County, Georgia, at the sd-
seed age OF iVl yesrs. lie was pfesent at the bat.
{t, Of Eutsw Springs, Guilford Court House, sud
Brady wine.
ne boy must have been about thirty years old
YEA se drpmmed in the battles Aforesaid
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
Defendar
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

CRY MoErALITy.-The number Of deaths 10 this
city last week was 90 Of which l6 we're men, II womss
30 boys and Sc giils. OF these, DIED Of cholera
norbus, Is of cholera ifantum, 40 Of msrasmus, Of
vsriolold, &c. NstiyitJ-Unlted Staes 80; Germany,
6; ireland, 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
Advertisement
CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

every variety TEAS for Grocer. and Tea Dealers and pm
fsnies souchon. Ooong and Young HJ.sn from Ic 20
4Gc Gnpowder and lmreTs on 2jc ~ Gc All ohef qutl
ties eqlsy low Also 81 boxes good fAMLY TEa 10.
C, and examine At No. iz Chsthamst between Fear and
De- 1t
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CIT Y ITEMS

AMrsEMEsTs-U " aliacl's 71eater,-Ths Flcrences
have beer craving good bouses for the pas. week the
audiences increasing IN numbers and fashion at every
representation. Tonight they play three entirely new
pieces-"The Irish Doctor "Twice Marred, and
"Ihe Iiish Baron
EllSs Gardcn.-" Columbus" with the new song,
"The Gsllan, Frerch Csp,ing" have drawn good
bouees tie p,st week ana Of are 70 be kept on
toe bills. Tonigtt Mr.. w. X. Blake takes q benefit,
and will give ls uiutable personaton Of Jeese Rural
iu "Olj Heads and Young Hearts" TIE cast is an
excellent ore, comp'ehendirg the names Of Messrs.
Brous CHAM, WI Wissleeh A. Davenpor. and Caooll,
and Mis- Blake ard Miss Ada Clifton.
Pu,dy's National 1heatr.-M, Proctor is playing
al engagement at this houae, much to the delight OF
tie east eide. He is maty vigorous actor, and ap-
pears to great advantage in his Irdisn personstous
lis i. supported by good company. TEE entertaio-
nents given at this III eater Of the most varied
description, comprising generally, IN .lnse evening,
trsgedy comedy, farce, and sometimes paltomoe or
so thrown in. Tonight rev meo-trana, called
"CapdsIe," OF "Tpe Robber Gao Of the E.gl- Rock,
"The Dead i, xsr, ard " The Wandering MINSTREL
Barnum's American Museum -Wymsn, the Wiz
ard and VeDint qus is the star at this house at pres
ent. TIE Aqusia stll increasing dSly in interest,
constant sdoions being made.
Woods Mnsfrels This ia the last week Of the eplsn
cid PANORAMA Of the Hudson that has deservedly at
.scted 50 much attention. The entertainments begin
every evening with miustrelsy
The Paloce Garden Sixth avenue and Fourteenth
street, is rapidly coming into public roce Is place
Of resolt, especially for wsrm evenings. Various
Novelties hs way Of enterta;pment are advertised.
JrDGK DrIR's HEALTH On Friday Judge Daer,
who has been prevented from attending to ais jodcis
due. fer several months past bys severe fracture OF
the thigh mace bis p-arapce in Court. He 10 stil
obliged TO Use cruches but is fac, improving in health
ard srsr 9Th and it is possible that he will shortly re-
sumo bis duties. During his Absence be has written
OFT number Of opinions and revised his third volume
Ct Reports, COW in pIess.
LIBEL SuIr GROWING orT OF THE CoRBIrr Scan
pAL.-Mr. John Kpg has commenced q suit for
damages against the proprstors Of The Ncr-f0rs
Erpress, for the publication Of ao alleged libel on the
5h Of July last, chMeing him, in connection WITH the
Rev. Wm. z. Corbi,t, with seducipg . young girl
belonging to the church Of which the stter is pastor
and NJ King classlesier. Tne article wss copied
from and credited to The EreHirg Post.
AHerHYR CHARGE OF LIBEL AGAINST FRANK LIS
In-Or saturday morning Alderman Tucmsy sp-
pesrsd before Justice Connolly a: tie Loser Police
Court AID made the following affidavit against Frsuk
Leslie, ohueipg him wito libel: