New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

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Jcl L. BepdI.
Dauf UsIo> Prs,Ef.MEgTIsG. The cturch VI.
81 Jobu street wi ch has ben und-rgoiug repas, will
Js y op.tcd for daily prayer, corGaercog Mouisy
moor uuder the care 81 Usiou COmraittee from "a
ron- evangelical denominations:
J. Bu.e. Men. r,E Pa5er He-nz, in tie nan tu1iiaS.
Lsdies Noon ffGyeT Meeting -ish .f-cisl effece -
F~rnsle or.Tttiyes aSEr ~ u tt- main e.e,ut.
icuh als Boy nOoI Payer eei.as in the sts bssr
Ba.Ie.s Men. Afs-con PraysrMsesr. ffou :! - q
ocOck
AL these meetings except that f5r fem,le-l have
continued without Iierm.ssion ever since their com
rercemert lat Winter. AL classes Of l-r-oo- sil be
afectionai.ly welcomed in the Genera Business
ben's"I Prsyer Meeting. or accommodated IN tie
meetings designed ior tAsn ssveray, a. they msy
prefer.
FRrIGHT BY U,TtEv RNLRotD.-Tne FIRE at the
Depot cf the Harlem Raiioad Company, coraer OF
White and Centre streets, which occurred the 10th
inst, vii cause no interruption to the reception Of
freight, which WI. be received as usual.
REsov4L OF TIE CSrED STATKs CmcTrT CORR
C1IRKs' OFrIcE On Thursday. Me'.r- Keuueath
G. Wine, and RcLard r. Still1ell the Clerk. OF the
Urited St.tes Clrcui. Cour, removed TO tdeir new
qusiicrs il the United States Court kdiiiog. in Cham,
bers street.
4 SAD CAsE.-On Thur,dGy afternoon s.onng man
psmed Bernard GlligsD, employed a. po.tef n the
ofice Of the Manhattan Gee Company, va -en' by
tle President Of said Company TO take hs ho'e tnd
wagon to tie table. G.i-an set off on hi, errand.
and willie passing through broadway. near > sven-
teeuth -tIeet ceu csme n collision with the vehicle
ard broke the traces, when tue whil -tree striking
se aiIst the hOTscs heels ,tened him aad rendered
him unmsnagoab'e. TITO horse mp the street, and
Giean unfinished his set as long az posbe ri. was
fuely from the vehicle aud struck with great
violence upon the pavement, faciunng MS skull. He
was picked up 10 state Of partial insen-ibiity sod
conveyed uto neighboring drug stole where t~o doc
ton, examined hin but did not think hi, injuries ser-
Gus. At this tn,c officer made h.- appearance and
conveyed G.li-an to the Jefferson Ma'krt Police
Court and there made sfiCayi. aga,ast the young
man charging hin Wifh iutv-ica-iOn. Upon the com
plant Of tie cfiicer Justice oiackentusl committed
Gugan t. prism fer examination. Gi.ligan vain g
sem-iup state aod unable 10 give his name, and
TIE ow words that he uttered unintslligblc Tae
youn, man was placed in . CELL but before he was
again taken before e Court be had passed 10 his ina
examination before The great Judge Of the Cliycr'e-
the keeper of tie prison found Giligan lyiUs deaf
upon the floor of his cell aboit o'clock i'll the even
iry The Corcncrs were notified AL yesterday morn
ing Coroner Is appeared al tho prison ard gave the
relatives Of the dece ssed permission TO remove tie
body to their -iJence in Madison street, whero IN
quest wil be l,li to-day Two or three of the BROTH
ers OF the deceased sed the prison in the morning.
and their grief can be better imagined than des,nbed
Throwing themselves upon the body, they kissed it
over ard again, and great were their lamel;a-
tons that they had to be removed by the keeper la
the ael noon the cose was removed TO the residence
Of tte ecesscds rolstvc-. Severed officers Of the
Gas Company also visited the prison and expressed
ther regret at the fate Of the young man. They all
united 10 giving him good character, and highly cen
surcd the officer f. prerrg the charge that he d.
Gillgan was a sober aad indu tIious young man and
had many iIiends.