New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26


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CarISen ,s.s.rS IN 70 ,be Sun sesocl. INSTRUMENTATION
Volumes obtained for Sunday
Persons visited aId religious los auction given TO Persous
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The Rev Dr. Montgomery rector of the Church OF
tie Ircarraton, att cent missionary meeting spoke
n the highest terms of the continued prosperity of this
Mi son srd stated that God had blessed it with the
est msrked and encouraging success. TIE Mission
has neat chapel the corner Of Second ayecue and
Twenty nth street, ard supported entirely BY the
Church Of the Incarnation. The Rev. Mr. Wiling
holds Dvire service in this chapel regularly on Sunday
morning and evenng, ard also on Wednesday, evening.
TIcKEr OPERATIONS notwithstanding ali the
transactions published ard the exerons Of the Mayors
police to put stop to ticket ssirditg, complscts
cortit ue TO pour IN Yesterday Martin Ganger went
before the Mayer and preferred complaint agsDst
parties to him III known in Liberty street. He had
come to this city from " sc >nsn, with his wife and
is,her route for Germany, and was inducedto pub
up at the Dsrmstsdt Hotel, No. Al Greenwich street.
The keeper Of THE house learned that they were
going to Germany and persuaded them to go to the
Liberty street office, kept by Smithers and Curry sne
purchase their tickets He also concerned enough
10 accompany them and although they explicitly
asked for tickets per steamer to Hamburg they were
furpished with tickets for Liverpool in sailing packet,
at s3J each and did not discover the ti,k until some
time after the operation. AL efforts on their part to
induce the ticket venders to refund their money and
take back the tickets were in vain. Officer Black
berg cent down the parties were brought before the
Mayor, and stated that they could prove that man
with oopplsnsnts ssked for no other than packet
tickets to Liverpool and that the only way they could
comprcmife the matter 10 send the passengers on
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ssld to be settled subsequently, in the above msnner
much to the disadvantage Of the poor tavelera who
will have to ie.ship at Liverpool for Hamburg
Peter Wahl and Peter SasSens, stopprg at the same
hotel in Greenwich street, induced to go to the
Liberty street office. and furnished with tickets
CT the kind referred to- although Wshl says his af
dayit that he asked for psssoge in steamer. This
caae was also compromised, ard h,d scarcely been dis
posed Of before German caue up and entered sn-
other complaint. lie had also b,en decoyed in'o
Sutherss place where he asked for passage in the
steamer Hammona for Hamburg Snitbers, ins,e ed of
giving him what lie asked for received s5O and handed
him ticket emitting him only to pssssge in the sail
ipg.packet America for Liverpool The svindle was
soon discovered but Smthers refused any sasfaotion.
He was therefore arrested by Officer Black, and an ex.
animation was had, in which Ald. Mike Murray, Tom
Burns and Pat Curry seemed 20 take great interest.
Smtherss defense was that the complainant did not
ask for te amer ticket snd that he go. none but the
ticket be snoed for Several runners from ntherss
office prssont IN throw in the weight of their evil
dence against thst OF the complainant. Tho cAaniaa-
tior was continued Till late aud Smhers vas ordered
to refund the money and take back the ticket.
ACtyRK CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMEsT.-Yss-
terdsy morning Detective Officer Devoe arrested q
mere .trpling named George NJ. Warren, on a charge
of enbexzlenent, preferred by Mr.. G.. z. Edgar, of
No ia Pearl street. Mr. Edgar was, until recently,
engaged in the dug business, and is now engaged In
publishing Journal. Warren was in his employ three
years and during that time, as is alleged he embez-
zed various sums Of money, amounting in the eggre-
gate TO several hundred dollars Upon the books were
fourd false entries, and by this means the accused
helped himself 1t is said that time ago Mr.. Ed
gar detected Warren and tskrg his notes for the def
Gle ncy, compelled him to work out the amount. The
accused had full charge Of the books, and had authority
to open and answer his employers letters. Warren,
who is but - years Of age, said that he was over
worked He appeared to know everything about the
concern and even after his arrest consulted about
some bu.iness matters. The prisoner was taken before
Justice Kelly and committed tor examination
DEArH-Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday at
the City Hospital, on the body of Mrs. Ann Pheeay
who from the effect, Of buns received at the ate
fire in Baxter street. The evidence coroborsted the
facts elected at the inquest following the recent death
of Peter Loftis who died ftom jues received at the
same FIRE. The Jury rendered similar verdict Of
" Death from accidental burns" TIE deceased wss
IS ,ears of sge, and a native of Ireland.
HEAVY yvRplcTs AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY.
In the suit of Amanda Rhodes, sdmpisratriI, &c.,
sgsirst The Buffalo and State Line abroad Company,
tired sst week at the Erie County Circuit Court, Judge
Davis presiding, the plaintiff recovered verdict of
1890. Josep ph Boughton, of New York City attorney
for the plaintiff and Messrs. Rogers & Bowen OF But.
fslo for the defendants. Az the same Circuit, like
verdict wss recovered against the same Company at
the suit Of Susan Brown, sdministrasrix. In these
cases the husbands Of tie respective plaintiffs vera
killed while crossing in their wagons tho railroad track
at Elk street in jay, 1856. Mr.. Shutter, who was
in the wagon With Messs. Brown and Rhodes, was 30
riously il iuIed, and Ob.sIed verdict a. ths same
Circuit for 81 ,ooo.
MEpHrrrc vAPoR-On Thursdsy night Two German
,csyepgsr. while at wc-k in the Clubhouse Of No. f53
Hui,on street, wers overcome by the efiuvia suEog
from the sink, and reT osiDg their lives. Oae
Of the men feeling the power Of the vaPor, called to
bis fellow for sssstsrce and while the latter was
endesvorng to aid him he also was pros.rated Toe
Eighth Precinct Police were called in and rescued the
men from borrible death.
sux SrRoxH.-Edssrd Cannon, q lsborer, Wa
prostrsted by the heat Thursday sffsrnoon wniie
at work corner Of south and Pike streets.
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