New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
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thcse whom Re hes previously tskea to homes.
Tux LAGER BkER C,sE.-The jury. in tse csse OF
the Pecps egt- George Msures in the Court OF Com
roa Peas, stood rice ia favor Of giving verdict FOE
the People, and two opposed. Tne other iros vas
at home sick.
FUsYRAL OF THE LATE Assos q. PBELPs.-Tas
otsequies Of the late Arson G Phelps took place at
O'Clock on Thus lay afternoon at TIE Mecertreet Pres
byterias Church, Of which congregation he was
Der. The ediGoe Wa cro~ded by citizeos and laiies
Delegations were present from the Cooez stioa Sci
ETY.. the Chamber Of Commerce, and VARIOUS phiisn-
thropc societies, with which the deoease WAS idsnti
fed The pulpit was occupied by the Rev. DIR.
Prsrtiss of the Mercer.stre-t Church. the Rev. DR..
Dewitt Of tie Collegiate sforined Dutch Church. the
Rev. DR.. Adsms Of the Msdison-squsre Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Dr. Betbune Of Brooklyn, and the
Rev M Stewart of Tarrytown. Portions OF the Scrip
tures we're read by DIR. Prentss, and the Rev. Mr..
Stewart delivered an eloquent eulcgy uPon the lie and
character of the deceased, with whom be was upon
terms of great intimacy His expansive Christian be-
nevoience ives alluded to in terms Of the highest appr
baton. Dr. Bethune also delivered brief dsco1rse.
The body was placed in the morning in the family vsut
in the marble cemetery in Second sveaue, near Taird
street.
SrrAMrn Bar STATE AsHoRE.-Ths steamer Bay
Safe of the Fall River liae, went ashore at O'Clock
on Friday morning. Hallctts Point, l. in oonse-
ersnce of having been into by tie schooner
Philadelphia Of Barnstable from Boston, bound 10
Albany. The steamer in stopping her engines to
avoid the collision, wss blown ashore The propeller
Osprey berg in the vicinity. endasvored to get her
of, but did not succeed. The Bay State is damaged
to coz adorable extent, her guards being toru away,
aud other irj ures sustained. How much the schooner
has been damaged has not been sscertaaed. The
Bay Stste fosteA at hgh-ws,er yesterday without a..
sssDce and arrived at Up. She left again at ?. IN.
for Fall River.
CoLLIsros.-The steamboat John Nelson. plying
between this city and Perth Amboy while coming up the
bay on Frda morning ct ii oclook having on board
tho Philadelphia passengers sid when near Ellis Isl
and ran ITO brig lying at anchor, and carried away
the briggs bulwarks potion Of her Stsrn, taft ii. &c.
The John Neson bad Der lsrbosld xheehouse carried
eway, portion of her wheel, buwnrks, guards, and al
the hurricane deck forward of the wheel. No person
was injured The damage to the steamer is estimaed
at sbou. 1900.
REGATTA OF THE NEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB
Messrs Rutherford, Hsswel and Livingston, the Re
gatts Committee, have published the regulations for
the Regatta of 1858, which Will BE- sailed on ThuSc ay
June g. There vii be aprize, valued at $780, for each
class Of yachts, and time will be allowed for ssis TO
boats of the rt css second per squsre foo; the
second apd quarter secsnds per
the third css one and half seconds per sque foot
This allowance is to be based upou the msins.l aud
jib Of sloops and the mainsai, 'Oresoa AID Jlo OIL
schooners-srd upon any other duly measured sa'is
actually set at any time during rsee. IA between
soop, ard sehooners this allow VI Or wal be based ~
pine.tenhs Of the area Of the schooners salts. The
sailing course is the sst year. around the buoy
at the Southwest Spit, and back.
THE NEw-YoRK STATE REGISTER hss been re-
sumed after ten years suspension, by Mr.. j. DtWael.
No. 1888 Broadway 1t contains complete lists of State
ard County Officers Attorneys mo less than 800 OF
them in this devoted State }, with National Regs'er,
Population of our State By townships, aud great
amount Of other u,eful stastics. We commend it to
public favor
The United States steam figste Wabash destined to
be the flag. ship of the Mediterranean squadron under
the command Of Commodore Lsvslette is expected 10
90 into commission Tuesday mex. Il ia understood
that she Will proceed first to the West lucies to look
after our national interests there. Her list o. officers
is a. follows:
Fisx Oficsr-E Ellie A. y. Lsvaette.
Captain smuel Barron
Fleet Sgrgeou-Nilism Johnson.
Pufscr-J 0ro. Harris.
watson Smith, John H. Russell, Z W. Henry John T Wood
fs:-ed A:..sn sSrseSn-o sci RSdsn''sn
As,.tn, Sur seou-John T. Kitebn.
Passsd Mid.bpnen-Edwsrd Lea, Hamilton A. Dalton
Chsplsin-John l. Watson.
nGMsERs u,
Chief En- Ineer Bepjami, + Carvini LIST Assistants N r.
Pstter.oo Montgomery ~ -chI ID do Edward aanninf
Jsnies Kinbs Sd do. s. W. Thompson Geo. b. w. Tower
Morgan II. English, Joseph r Butler
MARINE CORPS.
Breye. Msjor-Jacob Z.iio.
Eirst Lieutenant-Jaues Wiley
FORWARDING OFFICERS
Acting Bostswsin-- Arrne tie sd PometJy.
GuDner-Jchn Csulk.
Carpeutef-John Rainbow.
Sailmaker-Jsob Stephens
CLERKS.
Commodore Secretsry-hE fsIh
Captain Clerk
PuIseI's Clsrk-John Frrsuson
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD By PAWS
BRoKERs-A few d.ys ago Messrs. Willsm q Cnsl's
Hodges merchants Of this city, appeared a t1r Lower
Police Court and made complaint AGAINST ZION
Bernstein of No. AIS Broome street, Issac Bernstein
& Son of No. 1913 Prince street, and Jacob L. Phillips
Of No 1877 Grand street, charging them with conspifs
CO 10 defraud tbs firm out Of 1000 The affidavit OF
complaint, which made by Mr.. Wm. Hodges, sets
forth that during the years 1856 and 1857 che firm OF
William Charles Hodges sold and delivered go DDS 10
a large amount ~ d. Henrss and J. Bernstein, who
were then engaged in business 81 partners or the
total amount Of goods sold $50 900 sill remains due