New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

sbsert rem bi, stop u.sy ui,rtss bef.-. Re w.,
fourd IL tie y.1j pended by Us watch gus.a sad
strcpg waved end with bis k-.es rssr'y ,oucbag
TIE grcutd. He va imrDei s.ely Gu down but too
ste to save lis lie. TIE deceased about fifty
ytsls Old, and leaves wife sni sevei S. children.
NATf1S.I TEACHERS A>-oCIarIOS The Firs,
Anrual Meeting Of the National Teachers Association
will be held in Circnpss, Ohio commencing a. 10
O'Clock a. m. August IL. AT rs meeting lectures are
expected from the following distinguish al eiuos'or,:
n,Ieduoory adlr.. by the Pr~.dra T. Richards Pacip,
81 Cltacii schccl. Nastiugon d C.
Mss.
Lecture By J. n MErso Principal OF cl...Ie. School,
Lec-- BY Ban- Read gicf-..o. the Unve ',y Of Wis
teeur, ,, JoLu YOuns. PrO'0' in the NoA ~e''e Chris
Lee.1re - BE Hon Jobn M.llard. G-orr.
Lecturp hJ the Hon c. II. Wiley Norh Ca'oltns-
The .xp~aenry ard Justice al siuisiaips Free School,
thrcgshoai OF eernty BY srDer.i taKs'son -. ~ =,
s. sed soLoo the prop-.y and espediercy Of eiuc.ns
both together, In the ssue cssses
The order Of exercises will be announced at the meet
ing Measures have been taken to make this assem-
bling grand National Teachers Jubilee Msny Of
the most prominent friends Of education from the
raj States and Carsda expected to be present ard
take part in tie exercises.
YorsG WoMAy DRowyED-SuPPosED Suicide.
On Saturday evening about : O'Clock, young
woman. nsne ur krown. went on board one of the
Fulton ferry boats, and walking hastily to the further
end Of the boa', jumped or fell overheard, and was
drowned. A man employed with grappes succeeded
in recovering the body about two hours aferward.
Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday upon the
body, shen the erymaster testified that he saw the
deceased go on board her face being very red at the
time and her eyes appearing as though she had been
weeping The Jury rendered verdct-of " Death by
Drowning e" but unable to determine whether ac-
cidental er otherwise. Deceased was about 80 years
of age had dark hair blue eyes and regular features.
She was dressed in calico gown, red shawl hst and
white under clothes. Two plain gold rings were on
finger Of ore land and in the pocket brass night
key. The body is at Bellevue Hospital, aud will re-
main there today for identification.
ACCIDENT By THE CARELESS Use oY GUSPow-
DFR.-Yesterday Sunday morning, about o'clock,
several bostmen at Whitehall slip narrowly escaped
instant death, by the explosion Of large quantity OF
gunpowder. It appears that they, in order to cele
brste the Anniversary of American Independents. had
procured large can of powder, and deeming it damp
turned the contents the eide walk when ono OF the
party made with the powder some feet Distant an
illustration Of Washington, which, when fnished auo-
tier Of the party set fire to- and it commune sting with
the mass instantly exploded blowing one named John
Welsh, from where be was lying, over the dock into
yawl boat that was moored the clip and setting fire
to the clothing Of another named John Henry, an old
Whitehall boetnsn, who was very badly burned.
Weeh was taken up insenble but sustained no serious
injury. Both were conveyed to the City Hospital.
Several who were standing close by very fortunately
escaped unhurt.
FATAL WRFsrLE BETWEEN YoUSG MEy.-On Sat
urdsy sfternoon Asa Safe. and snoth"- --~-,
both apprentices to the carragemaking business and
working at the corner of Rutgers street asd East
Broadway while putting away their tools for the day,
commenced wrestling together. Unfortunately, the
sbopmste of Saen had shoeknife in bs hand a. the
time and at G moment when they came into violent
collision the blade of the knife entered the b1omsn OF
Young Saffen, and he fell mortally wounded. The
youth who had been the means OF stsbbing his shop
mate seep, the injury he had done, also fell to the
loor and was completely overpowered with grei.
SafIen was conveyed to the New York Hospital where
he died yesterday morning. and before death fully ex-
onerated hs shopmste from all blame. Coroner G AM
bic was notified Of the occurrence and will hold an IN
quest upon the body to-day. The necessary witnesses
could not be procured Yesterday
ARREsT--About 8 o'clock yesterday morning., OIL
GERS Cornell and Tooms Of the Earbor Polcs, arrested
man driving al express wagon through the Battery
containing IS kegs of gunpcwder. The Fire Mar
shall took charge of the powder and held the party for
examination.
FxCIrtSG CHASE AFTER TWO TnIEvzS, ONE OF
WHOM ATTEMPTED TO EILL A PoLicENEN.-on
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Elsdor Faulkner OF No. 525
Greenwich street saw two fellows passing the same
street, near yandsm, one Of them having piece oil
Crotou cloth concealed under his cost Believing that
the fellows were thieves, sir Faulkner followed them
but a. soon az they observed his movements both ran
awsy. Mr.. F. now pursued them in good earnest
shouting Stop thief when Officer Godfrey who was
near st hand arrested ore Of the fellows sned fnos
.Johr son. Officer Baldwin Of the Eighth Precinct,
while standing at the corner Of Sullivan and Grand
streets heard the cry Of " Stop thief, and in mo-
ment after say William Williamson, the other
thief, running toward him. Officer BALDWIN, &C.
compared By Charles Buxton, pursued Whham-
son, and after an exciting chase caught him IN
Thompson between Grand and Cana streets,
The moment Officer b. toSk hold CT him he raised
pistol and told Mr. Buxton that he would shoot him.
Buxton, who also had hold of the prisoner then let 90
Of his arm, when Williamson put his hand With the
pistol under his coat skirts and discharged the weapon
a, Officer Baldwin. There were three bullets 10 tne
pi.tcl which struck soms keys in the officer pauta-