The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23
City Iot-llsgepces

sSorrxx PRi2R fight ON THE TApIs--James Kelly bet
ter known as Aush allan" Kelly, who has resii in this
city for The past ts years has ntatory step
towards mskpg arrangement to hsht Edward Price,
OF Boston, for 81 eco side Kelly, 1t will probably DO
remembered is the pugtst who beat Smith in Australia
In 1885, the battle lasting hours ami sxtee minutes,
beiug the longest fight on record. Pri ought Jo
C"burn IN 1866, and alo made q 'oas COATES. -
three hours and twenty mDutevie aiirr
enong In draw, owing " dafsnes' G. ming on.
recent meeting to arrange prelunin ,fes key won
ihe toss and at once named ae sskeho isr no gouau
F'ity dollars SHE were deposited, an IN agteenens
cnade 10 hgbt for thOnsn1 dollars az on tue ISL
DAY OF October next in Can ada parties to meet
on the LIST cay Of July Draw up ana sign aaces an 70
make aootiDai depoet Of one hupdred ana ny dol
luis q SIDE Thus the match stands
THE TWENTY SIXTH ANSTsRsARY PSI UPsILoN So
ETYThe twenty sixth annual convention OF the Psi Upsi.
ION Society organized yesterday morning in the
rooms Of the Historical Society Secand avenue corner
Eleventh street, by the election At the folio wing
Elias G. Drake, President Nc Taylor, Of Union College,
Mr. Hurd, OF Ro hester Ungers n.y. Mr. Sly les of the
New York University and L. Qaer, OF Columbia College
Wee PresheDts Mr. Rollins, OF Columbia College, Rs,or
DER 10 the evening pubic exercises held in Rev
Dr. Smiths church. corner Of Second aud Four
teenh street. when Or Draper Professor of sry
the New York University, delivered oraton trse and
Pike, Of Bwdon College, who real poem in blrlesque
the foes Of the times The church quite Tded
large number of ladies' being present aud both the
ton and poem elected frequent aud leng hened
applause. The Grafton vas Very Lengthy, It's sub
ject matter expressing the society, replete WITH
praise and adm alton OF it's mauy ex;,lences;
all OF which necessarily by the audien 80 "as
were through glass darby for its history, its 0ojecs
and thing pertaining % it, hid ia grand,
,peDetrabe mystery. The days gone by when mys.
terry and secrecy possessed important inf leocs;
"Judee bot, lest be Judged thus tn the pre- cher.
The Convention will session to day, to adj
after supper At the Lafsrge House this evening bod
worths Band present last evening, and durog the
intervals OF dscoursed many dne
Of music, relieving what trite in the poem and
he,ehtepDg all its beauties.
SUPPOSED NFANTIoIDE About five O'Clock yesterday
aerr boys playing in Stanton street observed
middle aged woman, evidently in great state Of
element up alley way leading to the outhouses o.
the tenant house No l64 Stanton The APP
peared 10 something under her shawl when she
tered the aleyway, and out in few nutes and
away at quick wGk. The hoys, suepectipg soms-
Thing wrong, looked into the vault Of the houses
ind there raw a bsbs yUg at the bottom The child,
evidently just born sned and found quite
dead. Two large attached by string its
neck. Coroner's ipquest held, ant verde, ac
with the above facts rendered The police OF
the Seventeenth ward the alert to dis the
whereabouts Of the woman.
DROWNED TUB WAFER Coroner Jackman held
inquest yesterday at No 80 Mulberry street. upon the
booy Of a child named Ellen Garry, who fell into q wash
cub OF sudh and drowned before any asstau could
be rendered Veroic IN accordance with the above facts