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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
CIT Y ITEMS.

THE FIREwoRKs LAST NIGHT.-Ths gathering at
aud around the PsSi last night WAS nearly equal TO
that Of the preceding evening, although The throng
were longer in gathering together Tee Park and the
streets each side packed with Thousands. About
o clock the fireworks, which were furnished to the
city by MIR. Hsdfed free Of expense, began to so off,
First the air filled with signal rockets followed by
eccentric pieces, ooored wheels, flights Of shel!s OF
various colors, stars rosettes batteries OF candles,
horizontal wheels vertical globes by which the annaa
and duIral motion of the earth represented and
many other Ingenious and beautiful pieces.
The finale represented the layirg Of the Atlantic
cable. In this piece principles in the pyro-
;echnic ant were for the first time attempted. The
open portion represented the Niagara and Agsuem-
non in the center with the Gorgon and NaoIous ahead
On The extreme end Of the piece two lighthouses
connected with line Of rolling waters on which the
ships move toward their destination, and on arriving
at which the center was suddenly transformed into
magnificent temple of science. Csnopied by an arc Of
stars which rested upon revolving columns, upon
whose bases the names Of Franklin, Morse and
Field sppeared group offgures representing Science
uI irg Columbia with Britannia. Over these was 90
sntablature with the motto
The electric nssh al be,. the earth.
The crowliDg portion showed the American Goa,
aIus. IN which was entwned the Union Jack with the
Stars and Stripes. 1t is stated that electricity en-
poyed in this display, which created an actual well
as an imaginary current through the ertre length Of
the piece. The whole concluded with batteries of can
dee, flights Of rockets aud bonbshels, filing the air
10 great distance with coored stare golden rain fiery
meteors, serperts, &C. The whole heavens seemed on
fire by this last discharge sni from the immense throng
burst enthusiastic and unanimous applause. The dis
play reflected much credit on the pyro.echnis..
A number Of establishments on Broadway were
brilliantly illuminated last night especially prominent
anorg which was that Of Hsughwout.
10 our account Of the celebration of Wednesday last
we omitted to notice tia, Mr. Elias Howe, the orgirA
inventor Of the sewing machine, headed the trades in
the great procession, in q carriage drawn BY four
Lorss II is rot often that AZ Inventor 10 able to
Ie in his own carriage, drawn by his own horses. The
tuint Vi attracted much attention.
AoADEMr or MUsIo-verdi's Rigoetto wi.l be
performed to-bigt: With poverfh cas-, when Sigaor
s',asn the new teror, aLd Sgror Ganbsldi, bssso,
VII mske thtir first appearance IL New-fc'k. TIE
cast also embraces the names Of Msisne Gsssiss. Mise
ADELAIDE Philips thsS frs. spresI.;csi. Sisro,s Jas
pSoci scd Ass,oi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

BEsIrrr5 M. Bake has bs<e6s ts.ciSat L
Nblos w. - NJ. srd hrs. J. ". Wslsck via ap-
Iest.
On Saturday s.st: JOIN Brc-g gin.n's bsaedt con.s
%, With BIZ cctiarirg some Of la bss. thl,gs
Ttse. two esIteusu hare tfs prbEc wsh than OF
al oco1siors s1d w.. Ct ocglse have fur houses q
ttees Cccts.oLs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Law INTELLIGENCE.
sTEpHEN IT, BRANCH IN COURT.

SUPREME COURT-Ch,mbsn-seP.. s-Ssf0is '-os-
IscRAHAN.
APPLICATIONS TO ADMIT HIN TO BAIL rL''
APPEAL.
Tue Yscrle Ct H.. Stephen H. Bnroh ~ II. NGa'1 'e
Ps1itr.lsry q the C4ty u Nes'i% =,
Yesterday Mr.. Asbmesd, counse tor o'epusn L.
Brsect obtaire from Judge Ingrsham WIZ Oh nA0'Aa
carrs directing tie WGdss Of the Psaise'-sIy oe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

MEETING OF THE SrPEZvisoes s-Tls SupArvsors
met q, 10 O'Clock On Thursday morning ,res,or to tn.
usIis!rus Of ths Commissioners Of Record 70 csmre,
than n rafe $500 600 instead Of ,o0 for printing
judgments, arranging indexes, &c.
The BosId approved Of tha answer prepared by tdsiT
ssuIsel, JIdge Whiting, and tter adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

WRE FrScr.-u. f. French Of Exeter, n II. give,
's.'aied account in The Ner-Englasd Farmer about
S,s ss wire fence, that is Of practical importance to
wo think Of usang wire for fences, We copy the
s.'.tiG portions:
vs tas iath Of August 1852. n pu. up 20 rod. Of
~''eos ee'rsco my Gov pasture and asld, through
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

STTuisG CIeARs.-OFioer Lstts Of the Lower
Police Court yesterday Afternoon arrested William
Res deck hard q board the steamboat Cinderella
charged with slrg so worth of cigars from Capt
Joseph Nelson. The accused was taken before Justice
CoppoEy, to whcm Re confessed the larceny, and
locked I'D for tria. Ross when srrestsd, was about
st ppI z with MS booty to . foreign port.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

An elegant English BRUSSELS CARPET for 81
Goea TAPESTRY BRussyLs 75c sOc and 30 per yard AL
Wool IS6RAINs 4 and Sc per yard FLoOs Oh CLOTHS Soc
So sud &c ter yAr1. Window SHADES TAEIT CoyERs &c
HkAs ANDERSON, No. 81 Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
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No MoRT SHAKING. The OLIVE FEVER AND
AcIr Pls will eu.e in ore week. tine the worst c,ss tbs.
exist free from quinre and deete,ious drugs. Sold BY
BARNrs PAEK, No Is PGk-row.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
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THF METALIIC TABLET STROP-Iuvented by
Gro SAUNDERS, A Isi6Ths the genuine acs hss
been eqused for producing the keeDes. possible edge
Can h obned OF the subscribers and sole maufacuIe
b. eACSDEas, Store No : As.or Iiouse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
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be ing about %, ceIts per rod.
Ito build good fencs against cattle, snop-d
use number wire, not annealsd, because i is
said TO be stronger. The telegraph comPariss, l am
told sometimes use galvanized wire which coss nct
rust, but that Is too eJpeIs.ve.
"The tension OF the wires makee the whole strength
of The fence and 70 get them straight the ground s
level etreteh the wires the whole distance. tree at
each eId is the best post. Iudeed it s almost npos
sble to get stone wooden post that will no. yield
to the constant strsr the first sprng II you set posts
set them very deep, ard brace them With strong
bers restpg ssapst short posts set for the purpose
The best implement with which to strain the
wires, s little thing which you car make in ten nin
utes, this way Take stick OF sound hard wood,
about inches in diameter, ard l6 inches long. VIII
two inch auger, bore two hoes through il, at rShi
aIg.es with each other, one near each end. Bore
another small boe, cay Of an incb through the mid
die, large enough to pass the wirs through conyon
ient!y. Make two hsDdspikes, soy feet long, to ut
the aUgerboes. Having secured the wire at one end
un'oH it By trurdling the coil along the grouud
as not to get any kinks in it, which you 10 do
in cry other way, uutil you reach the otnsr erc.
Bore hole say incb or an incn through tie tres
post ard pa toe wire through, leaving or fes
epsre ioDgtb P4ss the wire through tGe small hole
in your wia5laes and wind it round once twice
that II will not slip then put 10 the handspike., and
you car thus apply more power than fur DoIs9s and
can hold tue etrhin steadily. Then drive hard vO ID
plug into the Eoe through tie tree post on the out
side. Tbs viii boo the wIe til you taks oil your
wndlass, and wind the wine a few tunes sroIrd the
projecting end of the pin.
" At 8 feet distsics along the wires, drive snal
sakes, for the purposs Of keeping the wires at 'aeir
proper distance apai:, that cet,lo canno. pss' be
tween them. With a short. stiff saw, cut notches
sahting downward into the stakes, to receive tae
wires, and cobine them by nais. eingle clap
board nail driven upward ACROSS the wire will hold H.
Tia whole strength Of the fence depends the END
poss and the tension Of tie wire. Splice the wires
the telegraph men do theirs they lay the ends to-
gether, tapping them few ioches, and then bind
them round with sbort turn thres or fonrtlmes.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
iAever5Hne3;
SARATOGA EMPIRE WATER.

r.. Dep, sr toe sac Of this csebrsed IA removed
f.oz Nc 63 B1icsy e. &c Nc &c Broadway, CAaals,
vhe!e - oiders VII! bs promptly s1sudst % oJ
O. W. WESTON Co. or
z
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

SIABbIsc AFFArR.-On Wedne,dsy night David
Copnel srd Patrick Duggan got into an ateres ston at
sLop West street, wien the former after M
suing lis adversary to his hearts content, applied
lighted cigar to his mouth burning him ssysiely
Dpggsr reserted the outrage, aud another cnch en-
sped, during winch, is ale sed ConHel drew knife
ard stsbbsd Duagsn in the abdomen, inaictipg dan
geTous worrd. The wounded man was conveyed to
lis residence end thence TO the Hospital. Conne was
sreetsi by officer Gsffney Of the First Precinct, and
committed 10 pIison 20 await the result Of Duggans
ujmies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCRT-Ssfr t-Bxps
Judge Belts
DECISIONS ADMIRALTY.
D. $ Hswi The schooner so.oe Cssy Der tscxs ~
Upon reading and fling notice OF taxation OF tes
sha-'s shdss1
upon Dennis Mcmahon, and Woodnp Riede, aud beess
States Marsha bi, bill sad smounrs 20 siSs o.
Matthias Pane ubellsn sg Ibe sesmbos; CindsIe.s &c
In the petition OF Thomas Guest tor payment OF srpas
The time TO tile exceptions TO the ComuliSiouers
report 10 this having expired and nc efcptAs esytS
been ed reading and filing the report OF oeoss bets.
Uuiied States Comm ssoper due the peeioner - NeSnes
the the teambos Cinderella the SUN OF "
On Auguus Cornwall proctor for toc Peutsaa.
the report b. IN all things confirmed sod an
mani. smounts reported due tossthe wss
his 10 be taxed and ON Like motion wm further eraesa
that cur the proceeds OF the sse Of the said seeuo,a -
tackle &C. the reisty the Court the Cleft Of ts
Court pay tire petitioner his proctor the amount r~nszos
Court aud IKE notion Ac 10 uIther oriervd taa
after deductrg the taxed Of the sces OF the Court tbs
Clerk distribute the In satisfaction OF this decree.
The United States sst Andrew Love .
Andrew Lowe, principal, and Benz smn T. Lunts
States District Attorney ordered that their recosuzsass
be forfeited delivered the District Attorney Tor
Tue United States at William Fuller.
Recognzapce OF William Fuller principal and w -.
Townsend ard Daniel Besn, continued to tbs sepsoo
bet Term.
The Usitsd Sts,es sgt Jacob New.
TIE recogsizance of Jacob New, prncipM, aa4
Adam Kuuie surety was continued the Septsm5es fv<n
The United States sg:. Adolph New.
The recognizsI sIce of Adoph New, principal, go
Runke surety continued to tue SsPsmssr Tsfm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

efcrs Of Mayor T,srnsnn sat ta rse, sar4 a A h
rsct css.ers, Sergeant Brrsy the Pes.mas.et I.s.s
w. Fowler va Induced 70 vitAho,d these lstt.t, ssA
Il is rov supposed there about 0os letter, \.
Post Ofhce 20 he'd addressed to Dr. Il. hose,t 10
A few months ago Dr.. hobstt ohtsiasd from JuSxs
Sutherland an stec Cte Injunction restraining tAs T.
f.ucart from sending any Of these letters 70 WsSA-
irston or from cpenirg and reading them Sebse-
qreaty Mr. Sedsv.ck, rpresentns Mr.. testsx ~ .
Governmen: officer, spplied to M kenassn G. WaSs.
Geek a The United States Circui, Court, whs -
moved the case from tie State CeGi. to the tsdssa
Court by cesTlorGrt.
Phintfs coursel. believing tia. the State Coaft
had Jurisdiction and that the case had not been le-
ga-y removed, spplied for judsuen. upon tee irMs-
tioe a. answer lac been made BY defendant 70 tes
allegations made and the relief demanded BY p.anna
Today Judge Clerke der.ea tee mos;or wise tis
costs.
ThL WAY OF IiFr cAsE-NR. EDGAR LlsrsArEo.
Van Wake az. Eisu et a.
This va an application to vscste the order q -
rest against Mr.. Edgar the proprietor Of TAe Way q
LIE NercsIorer. This INC ruing, Judge ClNke @sAs
81 order, granting tie application, with SIC eost<.
TIRE JUSTICES COURT CITRKs
TIE People tx re. Ei~ !. Acc'ansu sss Esvma Ne
There is suit pending in this court bst~ese the
above parties for peeseeson Of the Office Of ciesk G
tae Fifth District Court Mcconnell claims to Be ap-
pointed BY the Common Council and the other Ciaau.
art asserts tha. the time be elected Tor remaaAs
still unexpued. An order OF prohibits ws oetaiasA
some tlme since BY Mcconnell aganst Mcphses:a.
Which the latter subsequently moved 70 set asds.
This morning, the Judge rendered deeisoc. deoy'sG
this application, with slO cots.
HABE>s CORPUS.
Judge Clerke granted Q wit Of hssess eerpas, -.
sar M Pesse Of the Five Paini House Of Isics.y e rys
eIce ,le body of q child ranea fisncis psv,aa
pECisIoN.
pisrre Frsrcois Ishens, &C. act. Thomas EAllsa
ct sl-Moou to couP, Paia'a' to e-ct deoi'd VIII -
cosis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
NEW-y.ERSEY ITEMS

TIE REcEPIIos oF CAPT. HUDsoH. .-Extensiye sr-
rargenents have been made by ths authorities Of
Jeisey City for ths reception Capt Hudson and of-
GERS Of the Niagara, 10 take place this evening in
spacious roc n in the new depot building The depot
s be thrown open, under the charge Of the police 70
the public The galleries around the depot will bs re-
served for the ladies'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

PoITIoAL.-The Democratic primaries for the Sc
lection Of Delegates to the City and Assembly Conven-
ons were held yesterday afternoon and as far a. heard
from, passsd OF orderly. The call was made by the
Vanderbilt Committee. The Bradley Committee pr.
ma,ies were held on Tuesday. The Republican prima-
ries were held sso held last evening. The Assembly
District Convictions VIII assemble on Friday evening
to select Delegates for the State Convention at Syra
cuss The American General Committee have also
desgrated Friday evening for the selection OF Delegates
to attend the State Convention Of their party at S5rs
cuse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
AdvWtiHmeQt.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
fAHver,i1Areat

Is.ss,L PHcToesrs o. Cvars W. FIrLo on eKhibaon u
Bs.pYs GALLERY Nc $50 Brsivsy Thorpsons sAooa-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
IAdvert1se0eat-I

PRorocRAPHs,
AABsorypIs and DAcuERRHorypEs
Nos $50 ard 5 BrosdrJ. New Yssk and No. Sc f'saV
vsIs sy Wsshington, ..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

e. Cid sst raders.sHi, ard to which sAs mad. q,
e.Svsr.
yan Oder wss committed By the Msgistrst. Tor
triAl in default of 81 eco bal Tie prisoner is - years
Of sge and q native of NeT-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
COURT or SPECIAL sEssloNs-srsr a-sst'r' Ja'a's

BRTNNNN,
Cases Oh the calendar II. Convictions, zi-ytk;
Ignatius Gsveskt, assault aud battery. Fined ~.
Charles Connolly stealing egss R<nsnded for serteace.
Douglass 8. Wells stealing cso,hipe, &c. Kemsntel
James Kennedy assault and battery Judgm ent suspsalsl
Samuel Smith assault and battery Judsmen ut suspended
Margaret Reynolds Assault and battery JdAmsnt suspsaasA
Phinp Somers, assault and battery. Fined 80
Patrick Burns and Michael STACK y aud batery PED
Tertiary four moaths each.
Margaret Mursan, stealing shAwl &c. Pea.teauMs hst
mouths
Herman Lang assault and battery, Two moGth.
Thomas Dow ney and James Spencer assault aud bstteV hG
months each
Thomas Downey. assault and bakery snothsr comasst
Six months lonsct
David Powers assault and battery. One month.
John Shea assault and battery OEe month.
Owen Cog.n, assault and battery. Two month";
Margaret Maker stealing sheets and shirts. -Four msHss
Geosgs Biisss stealing n1tmegs. Thres N 'n.ns.
Henry Desmond, sirsling psltaloons. -Four months.
John BlysoU stealing an umbrella s.a-d Que .ts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

sHor At QcApAsrIsE.-Frank Mathews, the man
who shot by TIE rioters a; Tcmpkinsvile Landing
Wednesdsy night, during the burning of the Quar-
sotine buildings, was yesterday morning brought to
this city, and conveyed to the New.York Hospital.
Mathews is in very prscarous condition, his spine
beng bao!y injured. Two sugs have already been
taken from his back.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

SrABBIsG AFFRAY.-Yesterdsy neon boy named
Michael Woolf, employed in the rope-wak OF Ihurs'f
& Scps in Bshwiok avenue, gd into quar'i
with young girl employed in the factory ana craving
a knife Inflicted serious wound upon her ieit arm
Had it penetrated to the arteries, it would nave been
dangerous. The wound was promptly dressed, and
the girl cent to her residence. The boy was held tor
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

.FlRIMAs SHoT.-John fitzgerald member Of No.
IS Hose Conpsny, was accidentally shc. on ednesday
evet;pg in Broadway rear Canal street. by revolver
in upossessiop, it IS eac Of Officer Walsh Of the Fourth
Pitcira, TIE oicer was mskipg bis way through the
cfowo, when TIE pistol was thrown from his pocket,
and islrg CT the walk was dscnMged, the ball TAX
irg effect on TIE person OF Fitzgerald. Ofcsrs Whit
comb ana Sutton, Of tie Seventeeth Precinct, con-
veyed the wounded man to tie Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

TIRE FERRIES AND RAILROAD LISrs,-The ferry
and railroad companies did an extensive business on
tie dsy Of the Gable Celebration will be seen by
the following statement, obtained from headquarters
From Wednesday morning until about o'clock Thurs
day morning the actual number Of persons who crossed
from Brooklyn To New-York was ,OO0 Au these re-
turned again durirg the Of the afternoon and
night, making H60C0 passengers, at Q cents each.
This includes the passengers all the ferries Of the
Union Ferry Company-Wiiismsburgh is therefore
rot included. The number Of passengers over the
Fulton Ferry Alone wss 35 900. The average number
of pssser gers who the ferries to NewYork daily
in ordinary times, is 35, O0O
Tie receipts of the Railroad Company was almost
double the usual daily income. The following is the
actual amount received.
Flushing line. sIe o. Myrtle avenue %
Fulton TIC 81 Greenw ood fne... 4s9 II
-Ne =
Notwithstanding the great amount Of travel by rail-
apI favr boat fheva pot an1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

SUPERIOR CoURr-GESFs,L Tran -sEpr.s
The General Term was IN session short tirns TO-
s few uniuport~nt noor, aeasd and tbs Cocr AZ
ouined sire DE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

he weeds, ussz tts tre-s 20, pssts oc:Ass-sy est
ting eake al driving vsers rrors thar SIGHT fee.
epste remained bet tns trees TO vhfc the wire,
are attached. i used No, viro eunesled snd bet
three wires the hg set four feet from the grorsd
the spscss ten Icsss leaving vide space q. tao ,t-
TOM OF co1rse. j attached ths wires TO the trees.
partly With sms'l s,spes made OF the sams rirs BY
myseH ard partly by saving ro.ohss into the tisA
end driving nails over tee vres. 1 crooked
wherever tree cane rear -Four Of Us put Up the 20
rods in Gre dey. TIE cows have looked through il
each Summer, with approbs.ion a. my fields, bat
animal hss ever broken through IT, ard 20 tepsrs
have been nade upon it. TIE oost was:
l6e POM DIS suneaed igoa sise a. c: csats.....e2T
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

OpEEIsS OF IHE PuBLIc ScHooLs.-Ine faoi
Schools Of jersey City will reopen on Monday next
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

On Wednesday, about 35 coo people crossed tue
jersey City Ferry, to attend the ceiebrslor " Nss
York. This was sr excess Of about p, u" owe. 'os
ususl number.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

THE CABLE CEIrBnATIoS AT WEsT HosoKEs.-
This event was celebrated with grest spin. in the
ev.oipg An address WAS delivered on the brow OF the
mountain by Mr. Perrin. Csmp free were lighted every
few feet, extending norhwsrd fon Hudson CITY for
ore or two mlesalorg the Berger gifts. Tee flames
ssrt dszzlrg light over Hoboksn City, and across
the river, upon the shippirg and whTves OF New
York. In front Of s. A. Freesnds residencs On the
brew q the nights, there was ii ie display oil hrs
~0ks. Many Of tie citizscs hsd plva.s exhibitions
ard partially Illuminated their dwellings Ins resi'
dence Of John Syms, esq., va, lighted up IN ever!
psr. lie great elevation and prominence gave :"
splendid effect to the scene for many mlles.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

Rr.Anrrs1ED.-Henr Pollock, alias Henry Robin
son arrested days since for picking the pocket
of Mr.. S. Strause Of Missouri Of a gold watch and
chain, on board the Niagara, and subsequently re-
leased for wsn. Of testimony was re arrested ct the
Crystsl Palace on Wednesday BY Officers Higgins and
Frost. The accused was committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

ACCIDENTAL boy named John Lowry, residing at
the corner of South First ana Fourth streets was run
over by bakers wagon on Wednesday evening, and
serious Injured. He playing in the street at the
time of the accident
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

A PoIroENAS SIABBED.-Mr. Taomss Mclaughlin,
Policeman Of the First Precinct was dangerously
stabbed in State street on Wednesday night by man
named James Csffiey. 1. appears thst Csfrey was
somewhat intoxicated and behaved 10 60 disoidery a
usrner that the Policeman was compelled to remon.
strate with him. This having no effect he attempted
to take him into custody, when Cafrey drew dagger
fiom sword care ard stabbed the officer in the lott
side. The wounded part did not seem to amount to
much, and the Cflicer succeeded in conducting the
prsorer to the S,atior House. Subsequently it was
ssceItsned that the wound Of serious character,
ard is feared that the inestnes cut. He lies 10
a critical position. CsGrY was committed to await
the reeult Of the Injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

TIE CorRTs-Ths regular term q the City Cour
Judge Culver presiding> will commence on Monda
next when the Petit Jury will be called.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03


TRIAL or TIE PHILADELPHIA STAN FfaE-E,-
GISE.-1hs deegasoa of Phladelphia Hoe Co. No.
/ sUved 10 this city yesterday from Boston, whrs
they received tie first prize ara specs prize from
the Board Of Underwriters Of that city in the late A
Of stesm fesugines Their engine has been in opsrs
ton since tie 2st Of January last, and s totally Dr.
ferent in construction from sny engine eve, before eI
dbited. This moyning ST 10 oolock they Will give q
public exhibition Of III powers in the Pa-k. TIE Mayor
acd Common Council heads Of Departments, the
Chief Engineer Of the Fine Department and the Board
of Underwriters have been invited to be present.
A FAMILY Row-THE FATHER KILLED Coroner
Connery held an irques. Tpusdsy at No. 20 WIlet
street upon the body Of John Conner, nAive Of Ire
and A. yeas Of sgs, who died from the effects Of vio
ence alleged received at the hands Of biz wife and
sop, on MONDAY night. 1t appears that lie went home
drunk on the nigh; question and commenced abusing
and beating his wife who, while defending herself and
to punish him, struck him several times with her hands
AID fists. The eon took bis mothers part, and also
struck bin With his hands. Connor died or Thursday
mofDirg. aid post uorem examination showed that
70 marks Of vo.eLce rsrent on his body, and
that dssth ,caused. by "Pertonial Inflammation,
"consequent upon effsson ot in the peritonsal
cavity, which The phy sicsrs stated might have re-
suited ffona violence other Toe verdict of
the CoropeIs jury was That deceased came to his
death By violence at the hands Of his wife Csthsrns
"Colnor and lis son, Edward Conror, without inten-
"uor to XII. On the rerd.ti,n Of the verdict the
accused weis detained by order OF the Coroner for
aurs alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

-VVo
Notwithstanding the great amount Of travel by raj
road and ferry boat, there was not solitary accder
during the day or night.