New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

Circuit ard District Courts in session yesterday.
H. til former the trial of patent case was on, aud IN
tie latter the usual return Of process Wa made by the
Marshal; the Calendar called OF cases ST down
ftr trial.
FAIR YOU THE BE>EFir OF INK Hor,g OF MgRcY,
NAVY ohK-We would 81 the attention &c our chart
table readers TO this institution foot OF EightysiKh
street North River, under charge of Mrs. Redmond,
widow Of the late Rev. WIN. Richmond. It was COM
MERGED about four years since ard its principal object
otshe young giIls and wome who have no home and
are destitute, teach them 10 work. ani then provide
them with situations in the country. IL is thought that
this Institution viii be nearly seisuppor,ing when the
present Indebtedness for The purchase OF the building
is paid. Mrs.. Rchu ond devotes al her time without
fee or reward to the interest Of the institution and
Is inmStes and trust she will coon De able to see
her interchangeable eXertions oroSned with success.
Fair is now being held al Mozart Hal in Broadway,
opposite Bond street and will be open this day and
evening, the proceeds to be devoted to make the
necessary payment on the building and We rec m-
mend al to aid in this good work. Donations through
the Post Office of those who unable to attend the
Fair, Will DE thankfully received and ACKNOWLEDGED.
MrDHASIcs' SoCETr.-1he Rev. III. W. Beecher
Coor or Institute on the Laws Of sympathy applied to
Common Life. The hall was crowded in every part
BY large and intelligent audience, and great numbers
were obliged to go away, uuable even to get an en-
trance into tho building.
PERsoSN ISTFLLIGsScE-On Monday evening the
following gentlemen Aldermen of the City Of Brotherly
Love, arrived in cur city to spend few days, to in
pect public institutions. They stop at the Metro
politan IIctel
John Fi.her George Hsrln ). Armssrorg F. T.. Smith
Joshua names. X n. Smitb L.. ii,nin. IL Gamble, H.
dunlap. o RroNuel. james hmion, 4. W: Kcnhl. william
paw'op, HOPPE, n Deac.a' y Fr'n9, 6 Over
beck Z. H. Ha kiBs j. DesTie, r C. n Gssy Robert Haley
Bcui'inin Alen-
DEB IN ASfArIOs- Horsg.-Nonday evening Po-
lctman Waters Of the Fourteenth Precinct found ga
NJ known woman lying on tte wax corner Of Canal aud
Baxter streets, apparently grossly intoxicated, aud con
yeyei LEI to the police station. She was placed in
cell, where near mid night stc was discovered by the
doounan TO b. dead. Coroner Gamble held sn inquest
on tie remains and the jury rendered verdict Of
death from the effects Of in'tmperance. Tue woman
was about - years Of age. No description OF her
dress or persona appearance wa given.
AhRF.rs FoRl ILLEcAL NoTHG.-ln the Fourth
Ward, ven men were arrested, charged with voting
illegally or attempting to DO so al the Charter cleo
ton on Tuesday. They gave their names as Tmothy
Sullivan, Peter Gillian, John Carroll Jeremiah Brit
tor, Jacob Thornton, Henry Maxim, VIM. Carrot,
VIM. Hyatt, ard john Cann. Several arrests were
also made for Ike o0epse 10 the Fourth and Four
tenth Wards. The accused were all detained for
animation.
ACCIDENT At SorIH FERRY.-Ths steamboat
AtlsItic. when coming 10 Oh tue NewYork side, yes
terdsy about 230 p M, in Consequence Of the engine
ttopping On the center with great force against
tie bridge tearing the plsnking mp from the platform,
severely i1urlg several persons standing on il, wio
were waiting 10 cross to Brooklyn. Among those in
iured are Dir. Duryee mahogany dealer in Brooklyn,
badly hunt in hi. leg; Mis-, Tmersn Of Tenth avenue,
Ge much hurt Mis- Parks Of Twent y.severth street
New-York, leg bruised aud man, name not known,
also badly injured
SrABBIsG ArFRAY.--At late hour Monday night
two men, named James Sa1ds and Ms'hev Mclean,
get into 81 alteration in the saloon Of VIM. Acker-
man. corner Of Blocker aud Carnine streets, and
durir the disturbance Mclean, as is alleged drew
iIkknife AID stabbed his adversary in the LEFT arm,
nllictirg dangerous wonros. Mclean, alias George
Williams was arrested by Ninth Ward Policeman,
and rday morning conveyed before Jd-tice Nelly
e, The Jefferson Market Police Court. Aokernan 10
whose place the row occurred, made complaint against
the accused, Sands being unable to appear IN Court.
Tie accused was committed ioI examination.
RFAL Esrsrg.-The following sa'cs were made yea
terday. at the Merchants Exchange, by A j. BeeokS,
SoI s. Co.:
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br8Cgh Reace-sf, - l. 81 b..... . F1p
ots and budiu.s No. SO a1d s75h ave. - fr' - '''
Tie store properly joan and "li'n'' y. oo
sfS1fl5 ssssLoldl '''t'''''' GO
lot 1hsv, 5e5 noth i5;s.'' z,S sTS
.. 5th-sg -jJ north sd s.. 21Iivy ......', pto
at,s os,hs BET, ia AID 5Esss. S5Elolii escl %
10 .ots iltLa bet ls,h and lth So esch ~
IS o. Qunoy yet Broofyu e. InroopaN. EACH -
4lct. Z. Quacys: Brooklyn, " IomPfih' aV' ssch ~
THF BoSE-C,RRYIS6 GHCsT AGAis.-We recently
published a story, which IS IN circulation among tAe
Sprtuasts Of this city 10 the effect thai the spirit Oh
iissected man whose skeleton belonged 70 Dr. Red
man, had been pickirg himself up AID bringing DIS
boues. one by one, from Hartford 10 New-iork.
Dr. Orton the partner Of DR.. Redmsn, publishes 10
the last Spiritual Telegraph en- account OF the Etns
Of The affair, which much surpasses tne previous
performances Of this industrious ghost as he pfsSa
performances surpassed the most conmonPlAoe a0'Hs'
Of ordinary ghosts. .roo,, a.
Tie doctor ASSERTS that the evening o. oct o'
be was standing with Redms1 on the rear P.aIe.,
small bore fell on the foor near him win sna'p
stroke lie picked it up, and several more Io-o.oa.
He then called oct number q persots "uO se's tIea
il tho ofioe, and tie dropping Of bones 20 ~