New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01


and all The congregation arose, while the pastor
,olemnly consecraied the ed6ce to the worship of
Almighty God. The services closed with bsnedic-
>. rom the Rev. DR.. LELAND OF South Carolina
W" W. So, ire of East Hartford oficia,ed a, the
- "a nr. philips Of Sew-fork at the
evening services.
rv, Tu,p,,r1u s1s,,y rsaorpr.-The persons
who were wounded in this dreadfu sr>, "'e 81 IN
very critical condition now. and vet they sr q" 'pps
renty improving. So far everything seems to bo IN
their favor; and they are doing well as pe'sgss
could with srch severe wounds upon them.
Mr.. Gouldy j. steadily improving. He had yester-
dsy scarcely any fever and passed very comfortable
day He ia perfectly conscious now all the time; he
occasionally asks where Frank is but does 10, seem
.o he conscious that Il was Frank who struck him.
His wounds were dressed yesterday, and presented
very healthy appearance. The possibilities Of his re-
coverv are increasing though they scarcely afford the
basis for hope as yet The piece taken out o! his
skull is circular piece of nearly three inches in diam
eter leaving the brain entirely exposed and through
the cavity all the pua.ons of the brain can be planly
-een Should he recover it will be almost miraculous.
Mrs. Gouldy is very comfortable, and her recovery
seems more hopeful; her condition, hoxever Is stih
very dangerous.
Matte, who was worse on Saturday, was niuch bet
ter Yesterday The symptoms of erysip-las appear to
be vanishing and otherwise his case is encouraging.
Charlie remains much the saue; suppuraton to
certain extent has taken place in his wounds. The
two girls at the Hospital are also improving. Joeanna
Mnrrhy. who has been expected to die every day,
Yesterday frightened up suddenly, and now appears
very much better. The other girl is in very COM
Portable state, and probably will get well Her
wounds are not go rs the rect.
Frs7rr-After the shower Of I" cards" with which
we have been deuged Of ate from the gentlemen who
were engsged in the late pugstc argument in Canada
the comba;ants seem now to hsye subsided Morris
sey is at home in Troy. Heenan is at home in the
city locking out for chances. Aaron Jones' Heenans
trainer is preparing to go home to Oxford College,
where he is teacher of boxing and the kindred humam
ties; and Shepard Nor. seys trainer, has taken up
his quarters at the house OF his very particular old
friend. Australian Kelly, corner of Thirteenth street
and Avenue b. where he will doubtless be happy to see
any gentlemen who want be put through the neees
sary of preliminary sprouts before they can win
the laures of the p. r.
John c. Hecpan, Known a. the Benecia Boy, whom
il is alleged violently assaulted WIN. Hastings, alias
Dublin Tricks," at Lafayette Hall, Broadway, a
few nights ago. has been apprehended for the assault
upon complaint of Hastings. Heenan was taken before
Justice Brennan, at the Court Of Sessions, ,and held
in the sum of $500 to answer.
SHOOTING AFFAIR AT COFFEE AND CAKE SA-
LooS.-About 6 o'clock yesterday morning, ten or
dozen young men, more or ess, entered the coffee anu
cake saloon of James Burns, corner OF Boome street
and the Bowery ard seated themselves at one OF the
tables. little while after man who had been post
ing bills for Owen w. Brennan dropped in to Obtain
refrcshnerts and in the of conversation with
some parties in the place offered to bet $40 that Mr.
Brennan would be elected to Congress. This bet
created stir among the bhoys, and war OF words
ensued A terrible fight sosn followed, in which tum-
bers decanters chairs and other missiles were freely
used and in the melee the gas-ppe was broken, and
the place left in total darkness. Burns in attempting
TO eject the ruian. badly beaten about the head
and face. John Buckley, ono OF the parties engaged
in the muss, up the steps, but had no sooner
reached the sidewalk than one in the cellar dis
charged pistol at him. The ball passed through the
fesby paIt OF his left thigh and lodged in the right leg
cry Of murder was raised, and in few moments
Officer Smith of the Tenth Precinct reached the spot,
end apprehondod one James Dewey alias ShaLnegan,
The wounded man was taken to the Hospital. His
wound is severe, bat not necessarily fatal The ac-
cued was taken before Justice Steers and committed
to prison for examination. lie is said to be member
of Engine Company No. 81 and was identified as the
person who discharged the pistol
HEAVY THEFT OF JEwELRT.-On or about the 2Jth
instant ievery consisting Of watches, diamond nger
p.flla
articles was stolen in a very mysterious manner from
III. les,dence of Mr. Anthony Post, noar the foot OF
SeyentysiAth street, E. R. AT first suspicion fell upon
two eolored nep who sometimes wore employed aDouo
tbe nremises but although shrewd detectives were
eurIoyed to watch their movements, nothing was d-s-
covered to throw light on the matter.
Soon afer the robbery, two servant girls, named
Isabella Kenny and Let.tia White vii, bad been uni.
fornly kind TO Mrs. Post and attentive to their duties,
became morose and negligent, and expressed deter
rnins ion to leave. These things excited suspicion,
ard ed to the girls arrest by Sergeant Decker and
Officer Moril of tie Ninteenth Precinct After being
short time in custody, the girl Kenny confessed to
the robbery and said she he'd thrown the stolen proper
ty into the river at certain point, which she namef
The officers thoroughly raked the spot Indicated and,
not being able find 5e treas Ire, were fully satisfied
that she had deceived them. On being applied TO
again by the officers the girl confessed that she had
lied to them ard told another story to the effect that
she had tied up oil the stolen ewelry and sent It by
strange boy to her sister, living in Eleventh street.
near avenue e. Thi, proved to be correct, as the
officers on calling in Eleventh street found and recoy
cred about 81 200 worth of the goods they were m
search Of The balance of the property the girl says
must have been taken by the boy TO whom she III
trusted il. The officers have strong hopes OF securing