New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
" From the City Of tne Sun.
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To bo wooed and 20 be won--
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present, little Benjamin being sick Aside from the
/ orstorio, Phsraoh did two declamaons and valedic
tory. little simple song from charming little girl
! was best, although there was much merrment over
the miniature oaferism of little fellow who stood
the piano and sang Billy Barlow. The exercises were
interpreted with excellent exi.ortaons from several
Superinenden,s of Sunday Schools, who made this
/ hbition the means Of conveying religious in
! struction. Among them two gentlemen from the
New-Schoo Presbyterian and one from the Reformed
Dutch Church.
LIBEL SUIT BY AcTREssEs.--Lucile and Helen
| Western two actresses, have sued The Cincinnati
Go:ette for $4,000 damages for saying that they
were the sisters of Charles Mstbewss Little Arrange.
ment ridelici, Lizzie Weston Davenport
The Tor. Alvsh Hunt died yesterday morning at 81
o'clock. He 60 years of age was born at Seakonk,
Long Island lived for many years at Greene, Chenan-
60 County. He for four years Senator e. 'n
district of which that county for lii' anu "'
60. ,.aars T,o.sr,s ,r the State. He married the
.;.,a. e ,,r Hon John Birdsal renowned as one of
.hs bs.t and abest men the State Of New-fork has
nro,luced With her he lived for 80 years. They had
no children. and she now survives him. The public
postons TO which he has been called and the universal
resoect of all who knew him. bear wness to his worth
He was stricken by partial paralysis on Monday last
which gradually increased till yesterday morning, when
he passed away quietly as to healthy sleep.
Joyys's Woop CoMPLAIyED AGEISsT.-Mr Sternes
one Of the Wariens of ,Backwell's Island called at
the Mavor's Office on Thursday morning, and COM
lplancd of Jones's Wood becoming dangerous nu-
sance to the inhabitants of the island.
|! On Sundays il was noisy from music and target
shootings and on week days the reckless manner in
which the target shooting carried on imperiled the
lives of men nj work the island bullets occasionally
lodging on different parts of the grounds On Wednes-
dsy bullet grazed the head OF one OF the conyIcts
and lodged among the rocks. This bullet III Ms bat
tered state was exhibited at the Mayor Once. lhe
Mayor sent word TO the Police regarding the coul-
plant with request to see that there was oeuef
order kept at Joness Wood.
Messrs. Derby & Jackson announce ths. they have
COMPLETED their collection of the British classics,
prsing the works of Addison, Goldsmith Fielding,
Smollett, Sterne, swih. Johnson, DE Foe, Lamb,
| Haziti Leigh Hunt, and Boswell.
INDICTMENT OF SWAN & Co.'S LorrEHY-Sergeaut
Birrwy received subpoena yesterday ro4ue-ting him
to attend az ayitness at the trial of Ben Wood and
other partners in Swan & Co.'S lottery at Augusta,
Georgia, on the Sd Of November next. The letter a.
closing the subpoena states that since Brney cit, SIX
Indictments have been found against Swan & Co.'s
lottery and that there is prospec. Of putting al ell
fectual stop upon the dsgacefUl business The fact
that so many indictments had been found against the
lottery men seems to have been suppressed.
| WORTHLESS MoSEY.-A young man of gehteel
appearauce entered the store Of Mrs. Isaacs No.
| Division s,rvet, on Wednesday and purchased two
msp,ilas vailed at s3i which he paid for in bills on
I the Wanbeek Bank. Throwing down the exact
amount he shouldered the parcel and made tracks
ACCIDENT ov THE HARLEM RAiLRo,D.-A woman
ramed Bradley residing Fty-thiri street, between
! IN. Fourth and Fifth aveLues, while walking upon
IN, Harlem Railroad tEsck on Wednesday evening"
was oycrtaken by train and thrown several feet oy
the cow-catcher The police found her lying along
side of the track, dangerously injured l. sail that
she was inio 1icGted.
F,pL,S.,roS.-The hoy Edward Gaverkin, who
died at the N,w.York Hospital, received the injuries
rl;L D.. ,;.J in the street AID mol u the Juvenile