New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

seventh meeting yesterday, and granted two licenses
I to storekeepers.
Mr.. George ]. Arnold lectures on "The System 81
/ Mature" al Mozart Hall, tonight.
The opening Of proposals for the nightsoil coufra<
h ~ .tponi 70 Saturday noon in consequence efs via
ent sttsei Of plezy tie Of Inspector Dearsa
| MuusRY.-The Sixth Regiment, "Governor's
Guards under command of their Lieutenant Cc'cnes.
/ had battalion drill last evening, at the Divs'os
Armory corner Of White and Elm strects- The ross-
ment looked very well in fatigue dress, and mustered
about $50 men, which is 50 ess than the number NAL
presented themselves at the recent inspection Re
/ Gently, Company was disbanded and Capt. Grimm
was ordered to deliver up all the State property in hs
possession. A new company was forthwith organised'
TO I'll the vacancy Several osRcen have been repr-
handed and one non-commssioneds staff officer reduced
to the ranks for absentng himself from the parade
ground without leave Of absence Although this regs-
msnt is composed of young men, ii does not seem pos
sesscd of much sprit-only eight uniforms being added
TO the ranks last year. In point of numbers the sixth
Regimen! falls far short of the State requirements, and
sunless some effort Is made revive its dropping honoxs
II win probably be united TO some other regiment.
| The SUPERINTENDENT OF MARKETS AND THE
HucxsTERs-Mr Irving has resolved TO spare hinn~
self the unpleasantness attending public examna-
ton by the Mayor of the charges preferred againse
him by Mrs Hickman and her brother-in-law, Herr
lect, of Centre Market, by Withdrawing his complaint
for assault al the Police Court, and restoring 10 them
their stands on condition that they would not prcss
the charge against him before Mayor Tiemann. Mr..
Irving has hitherto felt disinclined to allow his al
thory in market matters to be questioned by any othsr
city official. Several weeks ago he maintained beforo
| the Mayor that he had the supreme power to mako
the transfers of stalls and that the City Inspector alone
had the right 10 review his decisions Ii is to be pre-
.umed that he was ignorant of the ordinances under
which he acts as the following extract certainly makes
him amenabe TO the Controller as well as to the Chy
| Inspector:
NO transfer arnmen, any ss. stand In any Of ths
public Markets shall Be made without the w:n rs. ,a
transfer duly entered upon such register list and notice
thereof given the Controller who shall such trans:
sness Of tho Common Council City Markets Department
Considerable fault is found in the Controllers De-
partment with the independent and high handed man.
ner with which Mr.. Irving has undertaken to carry
on Market affairs Rumors ahoat yesterday thas
Mr. Irving would resign his position or rather would
be compelled do account ofthe outside pressure
from the Mayors Office and from other political diroc-
tons. The rumor was eontradicted
Su1cIpE BY HASeISG--A CHINAxaS KILLS HIM.
sELF.-Coroner Jackman held an inquest, on Tuesday,
on board the steamer Ocean Bird lying at the foot Of
Corlears street upon the body Of Asiatico Catalina.
native Of China 80 years of age, who hung himself 70
a beam over his berth. 1t appears that Saturday
evening he quarreled with another Chinsman, whetn
he attempted to stab He then ran from the ship, but
was retaken and put in irons On Monday evening he
was found suspended by the neck, and dead VERDICT
"Suicide by hanging"
DEATH OF THE REV. Mr.. PIGuEr III DRowSIre--
FRREY BOAT CoaPAsEsOn Friday, the I'D Of Octobcr ae
Rev Mr. Pmet pastor the French Evangelical Church b
Grand street on HIS way from the city to Hoboken and about
crossing the bridge the fsyboat foot Of Barclay street,
slipped fell into the river when the boat which he had
tempted to reach few feet from the bridge. cry wss
raised oyeboard the boa. stopped and backed up.
remained there very few minutes and resumed her Trip There
appears swinging beside that was DARK and
there was no sht-ss les no. any '1cient Ai,sdor wss
anee could be given and that there az
the ferry the bridge when Mr. Pue fall overheard
The Rev Mr. PEue drowned His corpse which his family
friends had been long searching found ony two weshs
the accident the foot Of Veey street. The funeral teck
place the following Sabbath Greenwood Censsry ~hore
deceased accompanied by friends and members OF
bis church. 4mented his DEATH for be and f
pastor wamheArted Mr. Pgus 81 old and
father Of very large family An inquest ken before Cofo-
ner The jurors think there cuipsbs
negligence the Of she Hoboksn Ferry Company In ms
providing proper ropes the safety Of life In Of accdent"
Such sad accidents every year than while tsy
might easily be prevented by the Companies by laying for IN
stance the slip and ahead Of the bridge, floating rope
"a feet and from 10 feet WIDE kycfyeno
falling then would be immediately and necessarily
received the net without any other injury than getting ws
mere swinging rope sufficient nigh, do Tor asB
who can SWIM but for who cannot who loss bis
presence mind struck sporissy Wn not the Ferry
boat Companies DO something prevent the repeating Of s
accidental appeal the conscience Of such vte
yet taken the necessary steps which humanity requires
all repeat that these and usual cords arc
| quite insufficient GAM
LAFAYETTE Temple of Honor No. 2 Ia Temperance
association held public meeting and Bible presentation a ths
rooms Lamsrtns Hall Eighth and Twenyni Hrs<
Brief addresses made by Mesms O. Fobes H. Gat ana
d. Gabrath The Rev. DR. Lsthrop presented the biessa
beautiful copy the gin Of the American Bible Society
received in behalf Of the Temple by p W. c. T. MeKms
Good appropriate odes sung under the direction NJ
Benjamin. during the evening. Bro H. Cali presented 70 IL
Nc in beautiful gold behalf Of the Temple and u
friends Of Temperance The recipient briefly responded. ss4
trusted that the hands DIAL would poat 70 ss
bour that would them regret their and 1n
pecsed m The filed BY sdexhted audience ms
Temple intend hold pubic meetings during the Wnters dos
| notice Of which viii be given in The TRrBrSx
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