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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
MARiNE AFFAIRS.
The Board then adjourn
SAyAI iNIEILiGkNCt


The following is from our Warrington, Fls cor
respondent
"NAvY YARD, Warrington, Fla, Sept. 4. 1863.
"a Naval General Court Martial has been sitting
here for some days to try Assistant Surgeon Ashton
Miles The proceedings closed yesterday, aud the
documents were sent TO Washington. The following
are the members of the Court President, Commodore
Rousseau; Nice-Prosident, Capt. Mitchell, Navy
Yard Capt. Simns, Lieut.. Ccmdg. Parrot, Drs.
Eyersfeld and Homer, and Lieut.. Duvali. II Is be-
heyed that the accused will be csshicrcd.
"The United States steam tender Dispatch is here,
and would have been in NewYork a week ago but for
the convention of the above Court.
"Our worthy Naval Constructor, Dir. Porter,
builder Of the Colorado, is progressing rapidly with
the new sloop Pensacola. She is being plankcd both
inside and out. The ways for another new sloop,
smaller than the Pensacola are bul', and her keel
will be laid in a few days. She VIII he one ot the
small ght-draft steamers authorized By the last Com
grcss to De built, Both of these vessels will be ready
for launching by March, 1879.
The new marine barracks are fiaished according
to the letter of the contract. Thty will accommodate
two hundred and officers. Capt. Shutleworth Ii
lahored increasingly during the construction OF the
buildings
The Yellow Jack as the much dreaded fever is
termed here has not approached nearer To us than
New-Orleaps. strict quarantine Is exercised over
all vessels coming here from Gulf ports; aud We're
the renowned Muloy Delany with all his maiden
sisters 10 arrive in harbor from any Of them, he would
have to undergo whitewashing process before land
| ing. b.
We in receipt of another circular from the Chins
squadron dated on board the flagship Powhstan the
Isl July. The distribution Of the squadron st that
date was u foIows-al officers and crews well Hong
Kong, Mississippi; Canton River, Germantown; Gulf
of Pe-ohee-ee Minnesota, Powhatan and the Yankee.
Russian steamer America. Total American mep-ol-
war in China ); English, 20; French, ~; Dutch, q
Portuguese, a. Russian, I.
The soopS-ofwar Savannah, Saratoga and Pym-
outh were at Greytown, Aug. 30. The Savannah had
unbeni sails. and would stop there for some time.
There vac no discipline board, and marines had
TO work the guns II took the :. - days TO 90 to
Grcy,own from herc. -Four of her marines were sick.
CHANGE OF HovR on THE sroSISGros LINZ
Yesterday and hereafter the Stonington line of
steamer Plymouth Rock, Capt. joel Stone, and C..
Vanderbilt Capt. Frazee, for Boston, will leave their
pier, No North River at O'clock instead Of 8, r.
heretofore,
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pVBL/C MEETINGS.
ruF HARLEM RAILROAD.

<.,,;,,ce ON Railroads Of the Board Of Alder
Inc "a RoolY in the chair, met yesterday aiter-
noop al the City Hal 10 % bear PARE I SDG ret f" on
the st9PPos Railroad. Gen. Sanford, ON behalf ~
the HARRY hsIsp and Mr.. Robert ID. Holmes, In behalf
The CorP:.s Companies, prescnted petition slgnel
BY beam s,ed nav be repealed. The counsel stated
recenT ec. ordinance had caused very much inconvc.
teas and delay TO passengers and exprersncn' ana
~, milk and other produce was delayed ID It's de-
,v IN five or siX bOur- on account oi stoppiig the
h'o' team below FOrty-secOnd street. Ihey
u;,ed that the MURRAY Hill people could not ohia'n
e:soent against the Company for nuisance IN the
80 "a they beseiged the Common Council to pass
,be ordinance az favor. ,c
i' u PrTVs COoPFR Tecounted the difficulties end
"..a,;.rs VI. 10 which the Company had been sub
pa and the benefit which il conferred upon New
W. roth as afording ready facilities ioF gong 10
80 ou,ipc from the country, ana also as Ne'i'lo '"'
tbc transmssion Of cattle vegetables ihk unl oh-t
- cor the -n-tenance of the citizen. lie ahHo-
- The reresl of the ordinance, although ne DeheFel
,Lst H.. uro,ety on Fourth avenue w0nld De a wanna
be AZ ike property on Fifth avenue, bnt Tor l'e I"
r,sd because he felt that the railroad Wa' neeuen,
not alone by Murray Hill and 'cni'y' ou' oS 'ne o''
NJ B. WHIrLocK said he owned properly on Mur,
raw Hin but he was stockholder oi the Fairoa' ana
real esGte owner to the extent OF huhdIens "i 'i"
s.,ds az dollars in Westchester County yet ne OPP
no., the rel,eal Of the ordinance. Steam and smoke
were uIisances that they had right to be relieved
The Railroad wos a nuisance, the tunnel was nii-
ssnee The rnmblng Of the cars frightened the car
r;age horses of Murray Hill the smoke and cinders
rom tbc chimney Of the tunnel filled the houses on
Mnrray Hill and the only spot Of natural beauty left
in New York was Murray Hill; yet Murray Hill prop
erty was deprecating in value on account OF that
nuisance, the smoky Harlem Railroad tunnel
Mr.. R0BERT d. HOLNEs asked ifthe gentleman did
moi buy seven lots on the hill at 81 jj0 some years
ago and soon after refuse Oiier u $1,000 for
theml
Mr.. WpirLocK did not deny the feet.
AID MoTT made u long speech, pitching into Peter
Coopers disiDterestedness and public spirit, when
did not affect his own pocket
A Mr.. REYsOLDs recitcd the grievance oi the Muir
ray HJlcrs, and the cOntumacy OF the Harlem Railroad
Company
Mr.. CimPBELL, President Of tho Railroad Co., said
that the petition for the repeal of the
signed BY 5000 residents Of New ork and 1900 busi
pess men of New-YCrk, who com.nut,d and lived on
The line of the railroad. lie also Explained the i'm
praccsbility and danger Of running cars by horse
power through the tunnel
ROBERT ID. HOLMES and Gen. SANFORD for the
petitioners, and Messre. WHrTLoCk and WHITE for
Murray Hill, closed the argument.
The Committee then adjourned. Subsequently some
Of the members Of the Common Council were invited
10 step over to Mr.. Whitlock's store, and try the
quality of his champagne.
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hi- party. That Was the reason WY they saw this
ovation.
Mr.. DUsN remarked that the family Of Mr. Gregory
paid large portion Of the funeral expenses.
Mr.. BRADY said tbat Mr.. Cross should have looked
into tie matter while il was before the Committee.
The bils were then passed by thirteen affirmative
votes.
IT. consequence Of the Democratic Convention at
Syracu-e on "Wednesday, and the abors attendant. the
Bceld adjourned t. Tuc-day the 2lsi inst.
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SUPREME COrRT-sPEeiAL TrKs-srPr. fS-Bsfsts
judge NcRAHAM

- 80 =. ~ ~,,,-., ~. 49,, n, 49, 81.
iHifht'liN" "''' , 80 w - ... ~
ST. ftlkRS CATHOLIC ththtH AZ phistA
DECLARED VOID.
Mater n ID, Gr,w ., al ~. James rtrps,rick 81 a.
This action was brought To obtain construction al
-. .t.'...u ~, - s,.,,.,,ict Aac....a
H. ,h;l i. Of b x,i ,.,I.rs n. th, r,., r.sidu. 49,
y, III. Sa,. 20 III .s.c,,,,- u ,n,s ,, an. h.nsSx
OF bis two cbdren and then continues But In cse shes q
,b,, chd Of h aid real aud poron.l est.,e "a d.
survivor of them and tic Other hs 10 the Roman
Church for tn. good Of my soul"
I'm. NJ IN. chidru died w,bout is.u, ana h. h, .h.r
4, Claimed he the suryiyina child
m. ep.s.r of the other Archbi.bop HusAs.
and The Trustees Of s. Peter. Chrch-cam. property
either Tor PEERS huch church
attended m b,- im- or r he general purpose. Of -
Roman Catholic Church in the diocese of Nav. York
There can doubt the Courts .houH
Ia ali cs, out the OF the where ,uch
intent can De asceacd IL he sane Il prl able aud doe. "a
yina,r the provisions Of lnw.
Bt L,r such intent cannot be sscersined or wl-r. VA
devis. l. 50 uncertain i'm that n cannot b. hnovu
b. ,s, pu-,oae ,he VA. IN he .n.lisd a.
Jvisi foiI .nS iL ,y,,.v ,r.ln., L. ,Lr b,ir .,sw
cor,essd la ,be, . s1rb ,rssnIfstjon Vim, car
,,,,.r. Ro1nsu
TIurrh
II church society Of that denonaatiaa
in the place lived n well be-
But whore there several different churches % that
having different Names of which b. applied to
description Of the devise that rule does apply Il
Nh. d..r,on no the viii, csp.bls Of tskins or Ly .s.-
,alnnz a. brgurs FOR charitable use aud drectLs Il. sp-
plic alton sccondinay y
The claim on behsf Of St Penrs Chub cauuot
No ,,s ,,S ~ b, c,cb Ara ,bcr I. no,hns In ,i.
will snd nothing shown BY any evidence 10 waran, the suppo
on ha, the beqsst aud devise was for the beaeft u hss
II here other church of the denomination In tho
ps whTr ,,e ss.ss @ ies a. before and e9 ~
been ussined Bat h. re- there ssi.ns. hat sny
such corporation existed te.sor hsd any
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

PRoIgFic RYE.-Samnel Dennis OF No. IL Deg street
Ia. shown us the fruit OF one kernel of rye, s-sowa
Gu the fam OF John johnson of Madison, Morris
County, Ne~-Jers~y, that grew 20 stalks and heads
from th-,c to five inches long, and contained S,ss,
grains. The stalks were FIVE feet high, and stood
apsrt from any other in the same field and show
very ccncnsvcly the advau;agr of planting IN hills
instead OF broadcast sowing our small gram.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

Ihf MtiFDoIER C,,T.-The lady in this cas- 'eit
her parent house in cks street, Yesterday morning
without bonnet or shawl, ani entering carriage IN
waiting q, convenient distance, was driven OF. She
was met by her husband the way, per agreement
aud they sre now living together s' the ~. German
Holc in New York.
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L. \ COMMISSIONERS OFrIcE. srrr ll-Besoce Mr
KtN>EfH q. NHIrs
ALIYCFD MUIlNN-DiSCHARGf,

John Brown, John Porter and john Crilcy. the ~'a-
men Of the schooner " W Smith who arrested ss
,nutinv While the Sss-. linG ~ Quarantine,
snned Mr. Donshus appeared for the prosecution aa4
at the evidence for the Government he coasesAee
condition that they would rcta
&, their duty disobcy further odr, The ptouSeA
ard the Cou.missioncr ordered their dischsrrr.
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

M>i,1rRtN CFrTpRrY.-The Elm-plsce Consre-
gations Church have lately >ecurei the services OF
young man pastor from the interior Of the State. by
the name of Bartlett, He is said to possess eNtraor
nary -' Of elcqueuce and learning for one OF ms age
MI II. commenced bis isbors last sabbath.
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Ld " /NTELLIGENCE
uslrlD STATES DISTRICT couRr-s.rr. n-s..~

USlrtO STATES DISTRICT COURr-SsFr u-g-,sr.
Jsese BKrrs.
nfscn.rcF oF wIr>T,s FROM rLDnrpsA ,rkkst
jan.
Nr. Charles Edwards. a. counsel for the British
Cs,.t moved foT ftc 5hassr faa kGdse r-s.ns :.
81 s.h ,sir hS ~io had ocsn 1P' ain, Arss ,or up
vss of esft uoi'f. Eitnsss ~ ibe iui'et S's-~
H. u airs ofy Of hs fiiior, With rs sco0mPsnyrS
.cheiul,'
IT, t.r H.aorfhe >.rusl X B,f's p..d, Court q ID.
United S.ste. for m, Srlthcrr Dsiact oi New fers;
rls PIT tou of Edward Mo- .r AEeAeAil her brit.a.ss
Mas.,, tos fhc Po ~ New fuls. tr,Fetas .ao~rtht
I,, sa,lf b,y .uh,,i Britain. sad ~bO - ssy
sh,u' - Ycar. Of As rsnrd "'rsr r Howr "a. 80
ata, ct pest tt.n-T sery ,eir'ys "a Aay
chss 81 csin bai ucv, as awness sof snc Ssi.sa st
fhs' sor s-s called % The cs.e -
re.s1 % the ,ad b., br ie,i,F on'ssusd IA ; hrd~e A.
"Noar pcuor,s.s, uudrr.iul. and he,e. th. IA. s>s
ns' n'hef icsn', hen1s ror sqesnisas ~ the us'eS
,na yosr nrr'oai.s rr-pcr,6a, e.m. ,nd insist. o.'
N o1s a. N onsies sn> one O. ltc ains, Rom ts'
ard j. v Sect. cruel sud seemingly ~ sro.t nfsiyr nast
.., yon ueuors &. irr 70 receive ,he aid Aoy .aa
20 ssnd him 20 Ia. home Pot, Ia hns,sd and $50 ~oa
Esi .hord b. Prcpery orPaea toward "a. esmsr, =
IorT ucuoriali.t ;herforc py, N, A. order ma, b.
ssu;ed ,uh,r,ns The aid cose Howell S.rssI
i'on the AID sd,ds street Js, ana DELIVERED over %
uy have hcru justly adv ed, the - b. received BY
s-i,r 10, se ss5s air !, Sy b. ,as a. '4 ''aS
r. NJ ARCHIBALD. H. h. M's coassL
Aer ., expans'ica on the part the A..ssn, Di-srs
s'oTusy. Juds, Bets ohs.d t@ e so~d s.sSoV
slsr.rd H. monor directed hat iA- lad .SSd b. GsaSl
the Consul VINO aa 20 be allowed 10 b. tue cs
piru. uf tht Ices due ic tle lad a, tn's.
An order OF Cosrt was cuicu,d accordingly
Ftpsrosr srRr,r Jan. No al
Aug 81, iss.
ru,e troubling With yam my nsns is oc"rs-
Howe ssa SG,; S es ara S RS'S 3, c. ~.
Thomas bound Csr Psnas Tao ~ss tOa e"s.t q Af.
IN H.. Con I
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fAi,rr;isea,sntl !

No More Shakng-rHE OLIVE FEVER AND
Asur PiLls VII rirr in ore weeks tue, the case
tha; f- from aria suG ic.-tcr;ous drugs sod by
BAssEs PsgA NJ. = Park -uw.
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FIRES.


TIRf ~ WATTS srREEr.
About O'Clock Monday morning a fire broke
on, in the rear portion Of the dweilur-house No. Q
Watt street occupied by Ms. ychiie causing dam.
age 10 the amount OF 500. Insured Tor 81 600 on
building and 500 Furniture in the North River In
sursnce Company. Tie origin OF the fire La. not vel
tansIired.
FiRE iN TifIi-FIRsf-,T.
At O'Clock Monday morning. fire occurred In tie
dweling-house oi ChGrles Ntylc 0f fiity-hs.
street AID Eighth avenue, 10 consequence e the upset
ting of fluid lamp. The flames werc cxtinguished
with a few pail- of water and the damage sustained
viii hot exceed 800. Insured for 800.
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lAdxer-l-~n,n'.l |

GA>-GA>-GAS EXTrREs--A eH,r sssor'-
ueut o. s,rti0l snI -Eleiy designs VII o. ionh or
are-t Manufacturing npo No SO hosas .S ine %
Piled ., h- sisl i>ons- AiS"A v w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14


The fTends Of toe iste o.. New bold over i"rt,
f- ~.t th- Bank IT An.~rrsI ~ l~ss-
afaL ruoroeRATs of hiu a. BsADY's GslLrsY N 30
Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

THR ACCIDENT oN ruE HUDsoS RWER RAILROAD.
The engineer, Mr. Cha=. Robinson, aud the fireman,
Mr.. Chss Rowe, who were Injured ut the accident on
the Hudson River Railroad lat Tuesday, are fast re-
covering 1t at first .eared that the former would
lose his hand and the latter his fe but We are glad
to state that neither of these calamities will happen.
The los to the Company viii not exceed 10000 or
xlo GOO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

Elegant English BIT >>EI.> CARPETINC II .lc..
So sua 90 re5 ysfd. siWool INsSAN, a, ss,. sc. aud
i'r otIeL0TR> a. Gle. -, and 90 TAstE sad PIANO Gov
a. L, g. rA.saoriinsry low prices,
Hls,s ANDERSON. N. - Bouery.
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REEBE & CO. i.

No. 156 BrosdwaY . -. -.
Il- Fsl is.llon ios GEsrLEAEss HATE ~lH -. rsn.
-lf aIrt..rx sris:-tor will b. ie,rofir-d T'sL, p
IL B. TO have Just r-cei, 4 eot1see ''
t~er fELt Har~
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spooELYN CITY COrRT--sssT ii--Bssov Judge


HARyAs scoRPrs-PRocEyDfsGs DississED:
1, p, 4, tAs i.tron 4 Waiter O. Mll-d0lef sst VA =.
TEomp.on md Virginia TsotnP'sa
This case was temporarily Disposed o. on oetarusy
he 81 s;I.. Of .he proceeding. Tho plaint9 the hss-
ssna of aefna-ni aaasher Me4a,> A. .S as e.,s:;s
r, h.r of nbr-y forbid the husband nom ooas
., b~ bo.. H. thereupoa su-d ogt writ Of hsbees cof
and ss.rrdsJ Sxrd for The hearing nos:oe -
b. S~f-nasntS counsel dsniss the proceedinee e
Tround tia; Nrs Medo.er no: restrained ef - srs
b. remains with her parents u her own mes WI
r,rr, vas hsd points Of law when the JudSs msas
ina order: -. - ~ nelsea
Mi.eeo,et "a d.sshNg-a lgom The cssssey q "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

SUICIDE N PoCeHREEPsE.-Abont = o'clock last
Thursday evening German, named Frederick VIII
lsms, committed suicide at his lodging-house. on
Union street Poughkeepse, by shooting himself with
gun. Coroner Todd held an inquest upon the body
There nothing but powder and wadding in the
gun. lie must have placed the muzzle against his
cheek and touched the trigger with his toes. A more
horrible sight was perhaps never beheld Part of the
face was blown away, and the brains and blood were
scattered over the room. Deceased was about -
wears OF age and leaves wife and three children in
Germany. He sober, Industrious man. II ap-
pears that the of his committing suicide was
that he received letter from his wife requesting him
TO send her money, aud being unable to comply
with her request he became low spirited, sold his
watch aud with the money bought gun, with which
hn cnmnfel the act.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

PTYNoJTH CHURoH.-Mr. Beechers retgFn 10 the
city and h. pulpit caused rush Of people last Sab
bath, both morning and evening. Every seat and
standing place Ma filed. and crowds went away A.
u>lai
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Advertisement
rR'. MN EAMIIN SEWING MAt HINt.-

e:s.r Sowing Ns Line for fsiy e'-r s. "a .,;,, :,
=. 80 60 "a .,,.';rs Il NJ ssxsEs Co,
'~ " ~ No "a B..sds ~, N-v-i0cA
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The METALLIC TABLET SrWoP-ln'ented oy
GFo S,v,pr.,. A. d. lsla-rhi. Dc genuine ste.. IA.
meyer hes "a, rd for proans the ~ne-. possible eds 20
mo- Car b. ob,.aed sf ssbs0 ber AL s,s casA
,Lxr., J. 1 \ sAlsolss. ~, Asss. Hos:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

FATAL RAILROAD AccDEsr.-An Irishman by the
name of Augustus Dunn, resident of katonah, West
chester County, on attempting to get on train OF
ears of the Harlem Railroad, while in motion at the
above-named place, fell, was run over and instantly
killed He is represented to have been grossly ntoxi-
Gated at the time of the This is said to
be the third casualty of the kind which has occurred
in that neighborbood from the effects of drinking rum
Dunn leaves a widow, to whom he was married about
ten months ago.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSfOS3-NoNDAY, sEyr. H.
Rci Iudze Rr.slII-

BF'ors JudEe KtsskIL.
To-day the regular room Cf the Court o 6oncrM
:. .ons W., spen The public after the sfsrson
Thee alterations under The supersBdsDee a The sefs-sAt
thu Court Mr. Patrick Murphy vel exee1tsd-'ne report
-r- quarter. son- 5~lns Clsttsndsd To- - ,.. -.
John Gooisr.on indicted for assault and e,,sy w.s .n
20 hill p!esded ssity 20 dmp. s...sf ana "'''' sH
.euisuc.d u or Ia lh- Prnitsniisfy ,,, a,
John Evans coorsi s'ss eonvctsa OF earpnyb ~
We- Fore,h he 'en'eieea :" 'o'f years 10 W
STATE PTison. ....t..-S
ps,ek oSiri WAS oonyed of p,. larceny snf fs@ssa~s
smith pL.ded guilty. iorsery 10 tho fourth desrs
n. va. REM snd-j Tor sentence. - .-...,..
John CaSy pe.ded siy % tie ssns onen17 ana W. Sss
~ y .ser essd Nth bUrs.y In ,as third t,r.s N
lL;bss mo- .bs dwelling hovse Of Am M Arch IN rry-
'.S ., On 81, g. conyicted Ne sens~nced ~
% -, 20 yrsrs IN the State Prson. The senfsnns
but sndeseryed, ins<much - the PsSsoef -
.t ~ -ho The inmates ofthe dwelling
I6. Co.n sdpy.gn.d TIL tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

NJ strsko'ohs opera company open this evening, at
Burtons Thester. The new Prima Donna. Maisme
Colson, appearing Marie, in the Daughter Of the
Regiment"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

P,ssseE oF SLAVES oyEE ru, "U>DEsoRoCNp
RuLsolp" THRoUGH THIS CfrY.-S-versl days ago
three fugitive slaves rss-ed through this city their
way to Cansis, An officer sttached to the United
States Msrshsls Office. oi this district; arrested one OF
them and took him before Mr.. Rynd-rs. who d.
charged him immediately, ou the ground that no war
rant had been issued for hi- arrest.
Mr. Rynl-rs -ts,es that he will hot Interfere in casrs
vf this character until the proper warrant is placed in
bishspd. and when that is done he viii enforce II at
Any hszard.
The rsmer Of the slaves. and the place they came
from. are unkpowu. Te~y csur to this city by wsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

RoBBED.-The store OF Whitaker & foroes, NO o. =.
soaiA Fourth ,isee. Eastern Dlstncil 49, "a
Saturday evening" OF several pieces o. ,lD"'"' '""'N
o. tI5. Tae THE: escaped With me ooe'y'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

CosNoN Cor>ot.-Thcre WAS no meeting OF the
Boar last night. for want of quorum. The water
question was 10 have been brought up.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

ForSD DRoWSEp..-Tbe body Of su unknown MAJ
sbou 20 years of age. dressed as aborer wa, ouna
on Monday in the dock at pier No. 10 Esst hse,;
Coroner Gamble held an nq nest upon the BODY 'no
verdict OF - Death by drowning was retaTae''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

WHAT 80 Do WITH OLD CLorHtSG.-Wnter u
approaching and with il suffering among the poor o
the cities. In all large towns there are many -ha
boys. not only homeless but frendess who TO avoid
the cold 90 into haunts of vice. and there soon De-
come adopts in crime. In New-fork, the Children
Aid Society seeks Ia prevent these evils Five years
ago il opened the NeWsboys' Lodging House n. one
means Of meeting the misortune; bat the institution
has much wider aim than its name implies. IL IL
open 10 all needy boys If lot too vicious. Its aim Is
to attract the young from drinking and gambling
saloons and from theaters and worse places 70 spend
their evenings innocently, and 20 sleep within its
walls. Il H. moral, than educational, estab-
shmenti
Every legitimate inducemen: which the liberaity
and Christianity of the community enable II To afford
j. held ont to effect its ends-ss, warm, cheerful.
looking and plain supper. free; the distribution
Of clothing when il can be obtained; library, u
savings bank which pays 1--WE per cent month inter-
est music and entertaining reading 20 those VINO can
not read Other attractions might be added, had we
the means but is OF clothing wish now to speak
Many families about casting on their boys old
garments. They will be incunbraDce. Any such
clothing, whether coats pants, caps shoes sirts OF
drawers in whatever stage of dapidaon if sen, to this
address will BE- gladly received and put TO good use
should be sen than need, the surplus will be
sent to kindred societies. Parcels viii be sent for, or
expenses paid. Benevolent sewing societies are IN
yted to ETe u.s. or 10 send agent to see the place
gladly given upon application TO {. Wegan1 super
intendent. No. l.s Fulton street, New-fork.
DRowNrp WHILE BATHING.-Coroncr Gamble
held an inquest on Monday at No. lSl West Thirty
-scord street upon the body of Patrick lyman, ma,
drowned near Governors Island, on Sunday: me
deceased Thursday night went to the loot oi ihnG
-iXth street East River, To battle, and had mol neh
-een alive since. His clothes were found upon me
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

RrTFI,>IsN Is HARLEA.-At a late hour on Sun
day night, Patrick Houghton Geo. Houghon, Patrick
Kinney John Brady and Patrick Brady while under
the influence OF liquor attacked the dwelling house
of Daniel Crawford at Harlem. The windows were
first treated to shower of cObble-stones after which
one of the party discharged loaded musket into the
house. savage attack made upon Mr. Crawford
who was somewhat injured, but the other inmates
fortunately escaped unharned. Sergt. Ten Eyck and
other officers were early Oh the ground, and soon
quelled the disturbance. The cause of the attack
preyicus difficulty with Crawford. The disorlerlcs
were held by Justice Brownell for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

The GRETSroiSI FERgY.-The Committee on Fer.
ros of the Board OF Councilmen held meeting ye--
terisy in relation 10 the subject c running more boats
on tie Tenth--trce, Ferry 10 Greenpoint. Several
persons appeared before the Committee and stated
that great delay occa,ioned by reason OF the
Company running only two boat, and that prefer
cnce was given 10 certain parties TO coss the rser
before others who arrived al the bos; first. The
Commits.e will report on Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

THE FUSERAt OF Mr.. AusrIS.--The remains OF
MT. Theodore Austin were conveyed 10 Amityyille
l.. l.. Sunday, for iuterment. A long line of car
riages containing friends aud members Of the Sons of
Malta followed the remains to the grave.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

MAKING Enthusiastically Williams, OF tho
Eighth Ward arrested Anna Tuomy Sunday morn
ing on the charge Of broadening 10 set re to the house
Of Mr.. Moore 10 First place. She was formerly en',
ployed -e-yau, and discharged in consequence ~
suspected srreny. She came back on SATURDAY nisu.
aud threatened 10 bum down the house, "ne'eNP'"
she was arrested and locked up TO answer.