davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

AURA KRRNE's THRATRE, GA BROADWAY
~ GhkAI SVCCESS OF TIE WIIs-OW COrso
MONDAY EVENING, August 20,
Bourcacaults charming conaes,ic drama,
TIN WILLOW COPbk.
Biz Richard veughAn Schern
Tosex1
ApbirJ Mo&oo
Icy Apf,ey mle M6y wcs8
nose relilnS BIAS tAurs hoemo
Lucy INNS sara n5vu0
After which the celebrated premier dArssuss,
ADe LOUISE LAMOUREUX,
assis,et By Mr. GEO. W. SMITH.
will execute Ia ZIFGAhIILa.
fairy ertrsysxhrzs called LOVE AhB LiG3T-
MING On Tag TEiEGRAPH CABLE arociousy Local and t~-
riousl, funny, win be produced in . few days.
Dir and Mrs BLAKE ana Mr. DAVaNPUhI ara eugaaoA-
and MI shortly aYpess.
Boa open in the morning throughout ths day
Doors open NJ IA, 10 commence nj precisely
DARHUM,R HUsEUM-THR LILLIPUTIAN CO1EM.
d aus -T1IODON'S THEATRE OF ARTS in tho
bird succesAve and successful ek Of exhibition at this
sbshmen embraces In its present programme i've da.
nct parts and viii be repeated on Monday afsernoos
O'Clock well eyenirg a. ~ o'clock The AguarA ar
Miniature seas and Rivers tas Happy Family the Living
Serpenss all the curlosles 10 be usuA AdAn
lance to all, % cents. children under ten. IL cens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

a uCTIoN EOrICE-GEO NICHOLS, AUrTrONEER-
salesrocm No. CoTtlsndt street. pear Brosdwsy. eEO
NICHOLS oil bold regular aunon fses during TIE season
ON every Tuesday ard Fridsv 0if O'Clock OF and
seFant b,usehod furniture c.rpetsg p china and glass
xsre oilciohs mirrors cutlery oil psniings once furui
ture &C. ke Tesns cash. ercept by special contract Al
.oud hard furniture and other merchandise designed foi
uh regular sale days must be sent the sales
-orra Al previous said sae Special sen
10. cvsu 10 the priv residences The
~asorus Tue.dav August d. embraces fun assortment
,f household and Once furniture, oarpeng, mirrors cut
lery A.. Catalogues on he morning OF sale.
49, GRO. NICHOLS. Auctiopeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
ORCHARDS KIN0SLAND, AUCT1ONEnR.
II HAhDWARE AT AUCTION,

RICHARDS KINasLAND co. viii sell on Tuesday,
August 81 nj their sAlearoom, lS8 Broadway
lots Of heavy and shelf goods In lots TO
suit the souA orn and Western jobbing trade
Also
100 sample cards Of pocket knives scsors shears table
Knives &C. all OF the best sheffield manufacture and supe
rfor 10 any ever offered at auction.
Catalogues and laznples early on morning Of sAls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

LysAHKLIN MUSEUM, l27 GRAND STREET. ONE DooD
II from Brosdway.-rhe best and most varied place OF
TWICE A DAY. TtERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
commencing At O'Clock and ~ The only place In me
United states where The
exhibited coussrg OF troupe OF the aneAt formed
vcmt In the world and numbering
TWENTY sEVkh fooSd LADIxB,
who viii appear al each entertain mep selection OF
hyi~H
yoe ablsauI amongst others the Three orAees Venus
rising Sea- Adam and Eve with others equally In
terestiux. Alto tho original
FEMALE MIEBTEEIS,
conpcsed Of sixteen who win In variety OF
sopgs 6usiis, dancea &c.
boxes a. seais Tie stAGa Is. Doors open ~ snd
Il: nj and q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

A CROssR AND MILWAUKEE, a. R.-NOTICn A
IL COMMITTEES Apponted by Inc Board of Directors
Of the "A Crosss and M~suss to adlus. sad settle
ali against said company Parties Interested In the
foatlng deb OF above conapaay bonds
are roquestod call Their OH &C. ~ William street.
WV. A. GUEST, Chairm.n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

DoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA FOR LIVER
IL pool-Ihe ARABIA James stone cSmusadsr will s.i
out steamboat will ply between tho company wharf
Jersey City and the Arabia from pa 10 s NJ to con
vey passengers snd baggage board The Africa viii ~
y" ''' CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
" aRHuE I'D.

RN-sRASYR--Ol T-.siay So >. At ia Ct.-ch
81! 49, :, ts-irL1r-. Is - P-f D v HE 5crs -
r. e., - ~ If-ql o. - N-cou-.r tc Ma. s.-,.
ssrrt-r o. p. Al Farc-- y Fss.-r @ Bra,kiyn. T.
NODGES-WILLiAMSON-A g. -o-1', Church. Brookiy,
IS b 2 rrls- .-,r~ Fr'0- !. : Hodge 81 Nv
,.ile Csasds ~ TO Hs,- Wiaia 1St'es Dr.
" lilr-o1, To.ua;o.
as-BzRiA RF-On W-c1.-Giy. s-r@ ? hy ~.
~, J. oli.ry Adams. 81. p H. Ja-rnsE q Ker1 Msrv.
i.rC M. sl4f - y Bs-sr r.cs. DO ..cr o Carr
BsrrnsTe. ED. Z this cfy.
7 &c. Fh'l I'D Bal ll'-- iaf.r., please 'onS
LORD HAY-Ou T--,ay So a. : =. Pc.e-s CLarcl 81
Ire Re- Dr. Bach. John l. Lord % Jsle Ray. yors,st
d.us1.sf o. .Le Sc 49, IL D. esq. tl.a O.; lis ely
RfTfH-Dt Ks EE-JL We.res-sv. - = % ts resi'loe
~ IT, brl.'. P.le., ~ the Rev Inro. L. t-ylcf. Mr..
VIZ a. R;a % Mis hslri.'ts H. dii-ss 9; A5uiaa &.
fluryce. al OF u. city.
ROCHE, ROsBi On Tae.cay. ser e. ~ he Rev James
~ NshCu Pastor e 'h- q Ica - - ln - Eysre-.
mes 4 Roch- sc. Spin ktc, Jzuis.s l. l. 20 Nae VI,
vo--c,. d,r-h.eg Il Tie l-c Mr. Owr Cr'y o. >pri1s
ia S-er County. lrr,-4 s-s Gsc- 90 m Ds-sln, rFs
- - q p.pCr. p. 80 rorJ.
vhTsON-LAKy-On TIe.isy sgt =. BY ~ Rev. D..
Ct,rr g. " i.EI Nsson 10 Af1a LA yo--ses. "a she's
ID re i.tr JoLa Lake. Goth q ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

.'. SoWr-n- ccr - - wis. hat 6es .u.,..-.. th,a
u..i Hy' rr NJ ihe roS r,frs,-,irs-v 80 - a
rar e. aflat sfa ir-- m ~ g. o. 80 30 sl
G.. -oycfs t-sr fhr nr-sf>a thA' rob..iy .epp---c
con p,-. 3 +. Sc 't', SAL rs.n urier aivrr-. car.
.-i.s,sl,t. . command, . qrcs altogether .hov.
BAL r- oWr -pcraii0r. sons would scrn L. i..srf,
4. Rsy.e hs. h.-u qr'ci ~ late. ga hss f-cha-A
'o -' ro,~i,h.,au,.ug We appealing paym-u, 4
B Us .itEi Ia .lalts al ..t n,a iv.r qsay. Ma
1...ta p. .-Snrl ard .hsg .rca o. annoglccnrest &
she No,.nhcr d'viiert y the sissuce IN Copp~x
b. maintained. both Chf snc Nrne-oiA al nPp>~
cheap ioT iryrstnrut.
l. j. SIT, lst.l "a, Gle Hannihs. sri :. Jo-pls
Is,rai So b, co4.fl,,el D. ae D.. OF JanasV
next.
IA, Ctsc.tf.f. o.. n. ave
.e mccoy market jid ia uoifsgo any clAHsc -
saturday, ~ j'msri "a. Moderate aai n -urpty
O. r-rFy fny cs~sif c-rio Rat. e interest cos-
iti'd 20 rage n,m io1I2 y cent for good sni iar
psp,r.
Tie morh,t lor ras m f,ear. :, rems.nei sboui
. prN'"n.4 "a '''sf. sou- f.alef. rNeckiux a{
prom. AL D'lrrs Of q 'he '-fisr heye,er w,s tho
tfDNa..rg kAup. Tho dclnand irou, deNler, At New
lork a. pre- aui fhsicipis. boston ard BALI
iro.c Of 'f. was ir csc.- of DE og.rr.s ani N
some cr.., hs-Acr Nrrl forced o. buy \ v.y.k
rlccEs from rrigblo-rg houses 90 90 Scw.Orsa
-t-aiys, par buy'rg snf prem. sehng ~, thsr, -
rot iuuri do.n. cvd stc0,, o. . pr,m. buying aal
F, Fr,ul. se.iu- Il i'- c"ufnur -caic- Nad n dcnsn<
~ tqpg. ,o . = cent tf good -Ny-iay pap,r. Nv.
o. ''.nt auI fa-'rrr gu.rg ~ fir -amc tgun..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
DIED.

B1NsFr-At No. a Ch-y.. SIN on HaGsy afternoon.
SGT, = st y O'Clock. sfrF !oTI 1e'' Lc-' BaaseF IN the
iit. wear & IS axe
CsEMMEEER-Ia Brooklyr. Tuesday rorrrs Sept. q.
:. o,.ocs. William Arthur iI-ni - q VI. w IL anl
Cae.li. CaeuI..Ter s.-i 40 months AID :. days
pFSSITrs-Ou Tae.d,y sept 2, il J-r.r, Ci,y Of
ma. Harry ". of jaime, D,nuiIi,. sscd va sni s
rsortt..
YiLsHEvIUsat Hcbolea. j. O. To-day aerrlus Sept.
n Ps,.ile Emile yorrges, chli OF Her.y u sad {. L.
Fisheu..u.. aI,o Il riorts, and ~ day
s.v 4 a w. M fas Farley SGD S '''''
FLoRENCE-At Nsrrsroue.k On " etresfs- Sep: = Mr..
EiiLa Fiosene", VT. Of Bel JsDiin Forenee
her residence Friday Seft Il Al &c o'o.oek m,
without fLE;!cr ao,ice.
~ Lsr.-r l Of Hol. u. A GrEs of Derry
\. H.. AZ tn 2s,h year Of hoE
JoNEs-At Babylon, l.. or Sundsy sept. p after Iona
AID peur a.,. Jacob Jones L. the sh year Of his
His rennaiss W. - Inferred s. Babylon
LAWRENCf-in Brooklyn. OF Tuesday, SEPT 81 Mrs b $
Tie rlstyes sd trer the family italy invited
TO ate,s Der ianrr - N -deaee OF hr on Jas Law
LoORAM-A No 80 Thirt ydah Tuc-a,y. Sept p
Annie youalest daughter Of Pa-ck I'D Annie Loor'm aged
10 months and day
on ,.isy SEPT, p, Mr. Am Mecsbc, aged 70 year,
native of the County Of MONAGHAN. Ireland.
a. stsr ions ises. Of consumption A1n ST Lagshin ths
beloved wife Of TnoaAs NoLsusA.n, asrd "a years
NILLIKEN-A; Lec kawsX.u IA, on Saturesy. July 81,
MsTah s. beloved wife Of Gavin P Mken in the Soth
Maine pePers. please copy.
MyTCIIEJI-At Cousr-. Hal. Albany, Tuesday
SEP, a. Mary jane vile of james L. Mitchell, esq asod IS
years.
MURDOCH-Iu New. Milford. Com. Nou3ay, Sept. ",
Johr only u the Res. David and Jun Potter Murdoch
ssed yss1..
MURRAYA. No. ~ Fast Thryseconi street, on Tuesday
uouns Sept. ~, fsrcs J. Murray, sol Of Hugh Murray
aged - years.
RICUAEDs-In Brooklyn, Tued.y afternoon, Sept =. a.
o'clock Elias & Richards IL the sd year % hsssc.
WFBsTYR-At Coventry. Cheranso County. Thir'isy,
sept VIM H. ebsteI, Of O.ego, O.-"so County, assd
2Jyens.
VIRGINIA. Lake Mshopac, Tuesday. Sept. 2l George
Iierry son Of NJ g. W Wright aged yesIs, months add
~ days
The relatives sid friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend N. funeral ,h. rhur-dsyl morning The o.
IL tie Harlem River Railroad train due Twenty sixth street
bad Fourth euae at 81 O'Clock.
virginia. Sandy Ill., Nashug on County, ". Y, on
Friday mouing Sop. II, Major James ss of this cy "A
the S7,h year OF his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
SALE, At AUrTICs
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 2-r. N.


The movements in Pacific Mail and Rock Island and
Chicago continue 10 he the features Of the market,
the changes in other Stocks being unimportant. In
DER free purchasing Pacific Mail advanced to-day to
par, and at the close even higher would probably
have been paid. The buying appears to be Tor invest
neu. and based upon the very prosperous condition
of the Company A fifteen or twenty ' cent diVi-
derd is confidently looked for in November, leaving
still large surplus. The shorts have suhered
severely ID tbs Stock recently. The reaction
which was expected 10 follow the ree.~o-
lshment Of the Nicaragua line has not o7en
experienced. Panama does not, as would nsturay
be expected sympathize with Poetic Mail, oy saVan'
cirg but bu, il IN demand and very hrm 81 TO-
There l. rumor that the dividends of this Company
viii BE- increased hereafter, but we can nnd no s'oi
foundation for it, Rock Island not active, and ha'
rather an improving appearance at the Boaf' c'o'n
q, Col, but between the Boards there was 9ua''
panic and the stock fell of to e5i The fact 'hat .n'
figures Of this road published few days ago 10
TaIBuSE, showed en- increase IL esp'tal ''oeA "
about 500, coo was used BY the oea's 70
deprese the stock. This increase, ao"e''''
took place in July and August OF Ia'l '9'',
and the stock seued, $20Oc for tie %
equipage. &C.. contracted for in ls't--1 u. lie IT,
naming cleo. COO has hot yet been i>susd' y vs.
KEEP, to meet any special necessity Of ID. 'oapa
This will complete the $7,cooo~ Of stock aHa po"-'
to which there items were limited BY the
Of December, 1856. The Compsny retains ~
enough 10 redeem the outstanding bonds whenever 'uo
bondho!ders cal fcr it. NewYcrk Cenirhi va Urn II
the morning and sivsrced to st, ou' $3.50
Boards was hammered down 70 ~ '''e'
ward rallied and closed at ~ s'a' Enc .'h'
tinurs steady at TeEi but the mossmfn. "a
this heretofore prominent fancy IS no" W.
un:mrortant. The meeting of Managers 70 vi
the se.emer. between this Company and the Cei'lal
il sc, down for tomorrow Thursdayl Inc Dear parry
in Rssirs is vsey .,sots cue, AM the s0n's': ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
MARINE CoURr-srrr. .2-Betore Judge THOMPSON

DISAGREEMENT AMONG DOCTORS.
Morn. Henry ast John Murray Csrnochsn.
This suit is brought by plaintiff to recover 500 for
services rendered assistant 10 Dr. CaInochsn, who 10
Professor Of Surgery in the Thirteenth Medical College
rrtion OF the claim writing articles and making
tnca drawing. and sketches defendant. Tie plaintiff
ts,, lis aim on agreement between him AID defend
reres that he instruction in return for part
Of aid ryc,. and admits indebtedness for The other
portion The case still Dye for Plaintiff Richard Bus
iced for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
FIRST DISTRICT COURT-SEFr 2-Before Juose STUART.
TEsI UNDER THE EXCISE LAW-sELLIs0
LIQUOR WITHOUT A LICENSE.
Re-. M W. .s Gam

Board Of Excise Commissioners aE, Thomas w. huEhe~
Hughes is proprietor OF liquor saloon called the
Wyoming House, No. SIS Greenwich street. The s: 10
~ The Excise Commissioner under the license OF
law the penalty for Violations OF tie A~
selling without license amounting in al $3.50 which .
the Of the jurisdiction Of tho Court; The form Of pro-
c.edns ;he the Court of Common Pss The csse
ths morning when coeIsl Tor defendant made p-l
mary that the compliant b. made dehne and
cor;entirx that the Of whom liquor
Lad sod should have been -pcfei its Counsel for @
Conn replied that The Co1r VI Common PeS bad s
sdy decided sufficient Justice Stuart
reserved MS decision until Tomorrow morning William
Keg s,torney for The Connis-iODer George W. Stevens
counsel FOR defendant -.
similar sciion commenced a; the sane time against
Alex Cosixap who keeps saloon 81 the corner OF Ses-f
and Morton streets but postponed until the Al 81 oet
Der for the convenience of counsel $50
These regarded ties. being the tr which Fave
come up under the law within this county The hne
any recovered will under the provisions Of me Iciss
law Fave b. paid 70 he County Treasurer Tor iae
pm Of poor " the county The ss fr alleged vioA
lions Of The Law prior sep snd IL .acce,sis! vii not de-
bar the bringing Of suit fer subsequent in.rS,t.onA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-srrr. n -Befor. Judge


This morning Frederick Ramsay, charged with high
robbery pleased say to s-sl; and battery VITA intent 70
rob AID VS. sentenced 70 four in tbs State frson
William thea placed ina sr Hgrdsr On Nay
n ~ shp Naadsrin the Esst River. 81 W al street
hsp on.rrr aose John B. ASeEs soond NAE At
IN, Som.rA Akens tined 10 pull Somes oa, Of hs
b~r,h 10 make duty tech ws.n TIE later habced him
~h dirh kufe IN al Places Aksrs sned d-ck troE he
trec,se where the Is.su! ook place, AID ted In rev
pu,. The defense that Scners se.ed only IN sshpro
$50, atrhlps the from Akels q which De ,snd.d
to SAB Somers Th. sdOaraed III oraos0~ Tor nc
.srr,nins nm If cou-Hl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
SUPREME COuRT-CH.MsEEs-Sspr 2-Before Jsds
HoGEBooM

THE SONS OF PEACE ~ A STATE OF WAR.
The People rel Max sPerlne sg be Benevolent Society
Berth ShAom (Sons OF Peace)
On the 9th inst Judge Davies granted an alternative
compel the defendants 10 restore the rator 70 ms
the above Society lie alleging that ne "ss NE
ssiy expelled tberetrom
On the return Of the order this morning the officers OF the
Soe, denied allegations Of the TeaOr, aud asserted that
he had legally expelled BY vote OF 81 10 H. Judge Hose
boom referred and similar brougn, another
expelled member Nh Levi Chshcd 70 ascertain the iss
aud report thereon
neutrality-suspicious. for admission to practice must
file their papers with the General Term Clerk Oh or
before October |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
Law INI'ELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-srrr. 2a-Befors
Judges NELSON aud HALL.
TIKI ALBANY BRIDGE CASE.
Robert D. siliuan sg, The Hudson River Bridge Company
This case was closed to-day the Hon. Reveriy
johnson Of Baltimore closing the argument for plain
tia. The papers were handed to the Judges, but 1t IS
uncertain when desison will be rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

a. Ninth STREET. oisrred with purchasing about tiNe
Vorti G. c-, =, knowing tie sare 20 have been
stolen f-rl ne loa-e oil Mr.. Bn9i!e N Mercer -troot
l. f,c "a ira. Fritz for the property il question
sau. a 500, oriy paid tine tAieve- the .um Of sli
and q silver watch. justice Brennan, brior, whom
tie 9i-ouer taken COMMITTED him 10 prison in d.
fsu.. II s2C0 BAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
.BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

CoNvEsTIos or THE SsBBarH.ScHoOL TEACHERS
AssooIiTIos.-The Sabbath-School Teschers of the
State Of Nev-York and al others friendly 10 the
cause invited to in tine Pierrpont--trect
Faptst Church, in TIE City Of Brooklyn on Tuesday
Oct s. ct 10 O'Clock a. m. After organizing the Con-
yention, the remainder of Tuesday will be spent in
tearrg the reports from the County Secretaries
Wednesday morning and afternoon will be occupied in
discussing topics which will be brought before the Con-
venicn, and Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings
addresses will be delivered by several distinguished
gentlemen who feel deep interest in the Sabbath
school cause. On Thursday morning the DISCUSSION of
topics will be Continued ard the business of the Con-
veniion close. On Thursday afternoon the Sabbath
schools Of Brooklyn will assemble in several Of the
city churches under the direction Of the Committee
Public Meetings of the Board of Managers of the
Brooklyn SuDday-school Union, and will be addressed
by members oftLe Convention; appropriate hymns
will be sung by the children. There will be ameeting
FOR devotional exercises each day from TO 10 Q. H.
EAST Nyw-YoRX-Since the completion OF the Full
ton avenue line Of railroad to East New-iork great
improvements have been carried ont and commenced
in that place. From present indications 1t bids fair to
become Of the mott popuous villages in the neigh.
borbood Of the city. One Of the evidences Of the GO
abead spri, which has recently been evinced there IL
the publication Of weekly newspaper, entitled The
Eost N,,c- York Journal, issued by Mr.. George w.
Cobb. A Literary Society, which was organized last
Winter in very fourisbing condition, and on
tie resumption of the regular meetings on the first
Tuesday 10 October, large accession Of members will
be made. Nearly COO passengers are daily conveyed
to and from East New-York
"COFFEE AND PISTOLS FOR Two."-The editor OF
one of the Flushing L. H. journals we hear, stands
chance of being called to the field to give that salts
" faction which one gentleman demands Of another,
and which is recognized by the code of honor The
unlbrage was occasioned by the appearance Of an
article in the paper signed "Curnudgeon, which
made some reference to the affairs of an association
not altogether complimentary to the challenging par
ty who was member ofthe Society in question. The
knight of the quill and scissors was suspected Of being
the author Of the tem and at the next mestins the
offended party called the attention Of the members to
the article and expressed disbelief that il was written
by the " Old stick-in-the mud himself" whereupon
the editor retasted by publishing the offensive mat
ter whichecited the challenge. Considerable fun Is
expected to be the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

ARREST OF DEsrERADo.-Yesterday morning q
German woman, named Mrs. Mary Hays, living in the
tenement house No. 1919 Second street. was attacked
BY George Simon, resident Of the same house, and
stabbed in the head and neck in dangerous manner
1t appears that Mrs. Hays was in the yard at the
time procuring pail Of water when Simon, for some
other, commenced abusing her in scandalous
manner calling her vile names. Mrs. Hays became 80
indignant that she seized broom and aimed blow at
the head of Simon the soft part of the broom striking
him in the face. Without further cause or provoca-
ton Simon drew knife and attacked the poor woman
in ferocious manner, infcting three wounds on the
top Of the head and sabbng her in the left side of the
neck In the latter wound the knife passed below the
clevcle and penetrated the LEFT lobe of the lungs.
The loud screams Of Mrs. Hays attracted the atten-
ton of other occupants of the house and John Her
man and his wife went to her assistance. Upon their
attempting to interfere Simon turned upon Mrs. Her
man and cut her over the head twice infcting severe
scalp wounds He also attacked Mr.. Herman, stab
bing him in the shoulder. Simon then into the
house and succeeded in effecting his escape Mrs.
HAYS wes attended by surgeon who expressed doubts
as to her recovery the wound in the neck being very
dangerous.
A few days ago the wife Of Simon removed her
furniture TO three different places, establishing in
neither place fixed residence. Simon is still at
large and it is supposed that he is concealed some
where in the lower part of the Ward. He is, how
ever, well known, and cannot long escape arrest.
The parties all German, and unable TO speak but
little English. The Of the difficulty has not yet
transpred. II is said that Simon intoxicated at
| the time,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
coi-Rr CALENpAR-Tris Day.

SUPREME CouRr-GEsERAL TEHs.-Son-enun'e-
rated motions viii be heard. - -
srpRTsr CorRr CiRcrrr-Part Nos. 500,
500 OH s5 s,s s3 gas s7 go. 9S ST. sss 80 9t' ~,
al ass as1 Isl sS Part U-No. syS SOC ST. sia als.
sS "a ~. 10 ~ ~ ~ sio -, 7s 1s NJ nj, 'IA soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

ARREsr OF ALLEGED ACCESSORIES TO MURDER.-
Yesterday morning Sergeant Castle Of the Twentieth
Precinct, arrested VIM. Boyman and Margaret, his
wife, aud a woman yamed Mary Ann Mcmahon,
charged with being accessories to the murder of Ann
Mem ahon who was shot while in the hall of her resi-
dence, at Newark, N. j., a few nights ago. the par
iicuiarS Of which have been already published in The
TRIBUNE. The parties above mentioned were traced
u this city by the Newark police, who caused their
arrest. They yesterday morning taken to the
Jefferson Market Police Court, thence to Justice
Welshs Court, and were subsequently, sent to Newark
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
lAdverti@men. !

tsS-GAS-GAS fXTURFS.-A large ASSERT
o. .ag.ifu entirely designs will BE- found
Manu- c.urn1 PIT No SO Brosdwsy The tr,ir sup
rhed ., TIE usual terms AEcHsk, WARSEl 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

AsplRsON, NJ. o. Bowrry. cells FNGLIsnVlJ.

N''i"-'Ni w. 20 i'""fi.' rriis isN"L!,h LII
WIS 6. - J.; BRUSSELS. 75c ne. and %; tI-er-pv
CAp7fTS. S-tc and al wool IsGsASs s. 40. snf sc
gsr. Heg OiiCLcTHs q. Sic 80 sud soc RUss DgUsGEs,
WlsDu" snsUTs. Door MATS. TABLE, and Piano CovTEs.
a.. q sTe.tiy reduced prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE--S-pt. "a
Before Mr.. JOSEPH BRiDSHAn-

Collins and Powers, two If the men charged with
u,ny on the ship Orient discharged from custody 20
DAY Tho examination Of the other deferred I'LL io-of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

SricIpE BY HAsolsG.--On the Goth of last July,
Christian Schroeder, a German and his family being
unable to support themselves, were transferred to
Wards Island, to be provided for at public expense.
Some time since Schroeder expressed great anxiety to
return to his native country and benevolent per-
ions had taken upon them to raise the necessary
funds for that purpose. Schroeder, notwithstanding s
that had been done for him, feared that he would
never see Germany again, and was heard to say, that
he was out of the way his family might be sent back
il was not thought however, that he intended to Kill
himself. The unhappy man was missing on Tuesday
morning and late in the day he was found suspended
from tree on remote part Of the Island, and quite
dead. Coroner Hills held inquest on his remains
verdict Of death by suicide by hanging WAS rendered
by the Jury. No cause can be gned for the act,
aness he thought that his family would be returned to
Germany if he was dead. He seemed not TO have
faith tina, be would ever 90 back himself. The de-
ceased was 40 years Of age.