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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

II will be seen that the institution has contracted
debts to the auount Sc g. l62 81 and ii is to remove
ths Idebteoness aud enable them 10 enlarge their
ahtrs that all app. NJ ia ua'ie to the public.
during the evening the children sang several hymns
in col cert. At tho conclusion collection was taken
up, as announced in the vertisemeLt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

A rubs-sesd Bin would facilitate the n the Uatsi
1,rri, ri. Their by speedily Transforming ntp states
,uus for parse and wrrehed hamlets thriving poPu
and en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

He stated that they had not met with the encour.
setn EFT vi ch tLey ought, Considering the magnitude
II tie eutervrise an that their labors never
required than at preseG, uor their financial at.
airs IL more Iangrishirg condition. tie announced
lat dung ID. past year. Mr. Arson G.. Pnelps, one
of the .r. il aiors Of the House Of Industry, and Mr.
Bird one If the Trustees had died and concluded by
depicti he scenes from which th--e emil iren had
been r+cued, and making an eloquent appeal for all
their behslf.
Tie Rev. Mr.. PASS then addressed tho aule' 90 a,
CONVECTION with the r.scuing of children tr IN the
streets, frm beggary, and from theving and stat
that the average Of saving of these quito sts
sId fIdirg i, gu.'d home only about So. III ,
app. aed Ia the community tn place funds nj the dis
Oes OF the institution that they might be able t" meet
all tie demands maze upon them. He ststel that
there Farm School il connection with the II Iu.e
Of lIdustiy Gated in Westchester County to which
mary OF tie b. vs. seu, aud that il "perae ell fully
ss vel! c, uld be expected. They hoped Ia be
eral led TO enlarge their p rntons at the Farm School
al tier b, ircrea,e its Usefulness. Mr.. PgAsE WAS
eiib, sias, G, lily receive 10y the audience.
Tie Rev. DR.. CCiLFR introduced, and stated
n at h. lad attrI ded nuuher Of Annivr rsaries of
tLbrc Institutions tnis week, but he knew Of none that
had =, great claim upon tie public a. the Five Points
Iiuuse If inCu-ry-thls home mis- OnaTy cause. lie
lad already sp.hen publicly fifteen times in its behalf
bud he should continue to do So SO long nc of
sIN seivice.
The f.lluwing statement read:
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writer in The Examiner states that the A ner-
lean and Foreign Bible Society last year incurred
expense Of siz'ocH MOasond doiarJ in collecting AMI
arpropriatng 0ghieen hOusaad doiidrs for the be-
ne uleIt work Of the orgauizntinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

The Preliminary Convention Of the coiored people
WI Reasonable this evening, Ny Is, at the Rev. C..
D. Rays Congregational ChurcI Ia Sal.iyan street
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Upon uotion the Convection then finally s'9surued.
An'r prayer by the Rev. Mr.. GrRDwooD, the au-
dEtce oirFersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.

The Anniversary Of the Young Mems ChriAiss
Union was continued last evening, in the Church Of
the Messiah.
Addresses were delivered by the Rev. Dr. Fusiss
of Philadelphia, the Rev. Mr.. Longfelow Of Brock
lyp. the Rev. Mr. Crozer and the Rev. Mr.. Reynolds.
This evening the Anniversary will be concluded BY
a Social Festival at Dodworth's Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13
rNIYFRsALIST STNDAY SCHO(

UNIyERSALIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Universalist Sunday Sch ools Of Ncwfork I'D
vicinity celebrated their Anniversary yesterday aezs
noon at the Church Of the Divine Unity In Bcsaaway,
but the attendance not very large. The exercises
consisted Of singing by the children and addresses hY
the Rev. DR.. ChsPin, Nj. JohnsVa end Others.
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1--WE POINTS Borsr OF INDUSTRY.

last evel'g a; the Academy of Music the house he
ng illed to overdowiug About 900 chill irea from
three to fourteen years If age. ranged upou the
siege, all wearing badges Of the institution. After
prayer by the Rev. Dr.. HATFIsLp, the chill tren
clsurted The L.,ris Prayer 10 concernt. The Pos.
ider, of the institution the Rev. A. RUssELL deiv-
end an ADDRESS, during which he gave the following
sscourt If the rubber IL children who have found
\, ne in The House of Industry
Rem Hou- March IS ~ ESped ....,.......... IS
Since ed..........ss9 Eoped Is
sat situations Left Voluntarily .... IS
n. friends. lS Sent u England
GoI- Ia housekeeping y Died ....-.....
Cvu- u Heus 10 House MARIA J.ie
tyoLr to oh. instituti"Us... ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

E, Accident from Carelessness. Mrs. Ellen
stewart, OF Baltimore, left her apartments
on Saturday morning, leaving child, three
years old, and a baby playing near the fire.
Ane mother returned to find the eldest burn
ed to crisp and dead, and the infant fright
fully disfigured, both having caught fire
curing her absence, and their screams eng
uhnearo by the other tenants of the house.
WoarH Fous MiLI1or.-Dou Estaban
Santa Cruz de 0yeids, of Cuba. who mar
ried Miss Frances Amelia Bartlett, at New
York, last Thursday, is said TO be worth
81, 900, 900. He owns large sugar .nd coffee
plantations in Cuba, and negroes without
number. nj al q l5s.
The man VIM. Fulton, who killed his
child in Detroit while firing gun at his
wife, has been found guilty Of murder in the
second degree. The jury recommended him
to mercy.
| THE Potato rot 10 complain ID of in How
ard county, Md.
Three persons have already bsen killed on
the Gettysburg, (Pa railroad. The last
was Mr. G w Cook, who was killed on Mon
day. E
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{ From our Estra Of last night
BALriAoRE, Oct. Is.
Half Past 4 o'clock.
Iatense Excitement all over the
City.

Nothing talked of but instruction.
General Stewart has communicated orders
to Genera, o. w. Watkins to prepare equip
ments Immediately for body of men for
service in the mountains near Harper's Fer
ry, where many Of the Insurgents have ia
ken refuge. The troops will leave this af-
ternoon.
Gov. Wise passed the Relay House this
morning, eo route for Harper's Ferry.
Three Artillery Companies from Fortress
Monroe arrived this morning and were quar-
tered at Fort McHenry awaiting further or
decs. t.- asl..-,
HAsPsa's Fzssy. NooE.-Soon after stor-
ming toe Armory the bodies of four insur-
gents were found within the enclosure.
Captain Brown and son were only DANCE
rousiy wounded. b
Only two Of the insurrectiOnlsts were
wounded, who are Edwin Coppish, white, of
Iowa. Shields Green, colcrsd, also of Iowa.
The patty originally consisted of twenty 1.-TWO
persons. 6iteeu Of whom were killed. two
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BOOK


w aSAtNNtoSt w" ~ - "a
Six Companies Of the Virginia Military
have arrived in this city on their way to
Harpsr's Ferry, four Of them arrived this af-
ternoon. They found orders awaiting them
to return to their homes. Their Soldier
like appearance was much admired. s.aiss
The Alexandria Rifles accompanied the
Greys and Company F, to Harper's Ferry
this morning.
HARPsR's FERRY.
CO.. Lee has received Geographic dis
patch from the Secretary of War, stating
that District Attorney Ould, of Washington,
will proceed to this place forthwith, to take
cha &c of the legal proceedings aga inst all
prisoners and bring On their trial. Mr..
0ud left Washington this evening with all
requisite authority to try the prisoners.
The Baltimore trains are now getting
ready to carry horses and men from here to
pursue the escaped rioters into any State or
locality where they may have fed. This is
done by order of President Buchanan, at
the request Of Governor Wise.
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DETAILS OF TIE sToRMINe.

HAaese's E asy, Oct. 10. lo1 A. NJ,
The Marines, under Col. Lee, after sum
moning the rioters to Surrender, and they
having refused, ordered the door OF the gov
eminent building to be broken in, about
O'Clock. "'
file OF marines fred upon the rioters
With fatal eifect, killing four almost instant
iy, including the leader, Brown. None of
the gentlemen kept in custody BY the rioters
were injured. w q E
But one negro was of the party. Four
others being prisoners, and taken from the
neighborho0d, were released. \ A
Private Quina, of the marines, was mortal
~ wounded by Brown, and another marine
received q desh wound in the lip. ...- .....f
The names Of the rioters shot are P0tta-
wattomie, Brown, of Kansas, who received o
sword cut in the forehead and bayonet
stab in the kidneys, undoubtedly mortal
HIS son, 9. Brown; was killed yesterday
Stewart Taylor killed instantly. J. 9. An.
derson killed instantly. J. g. Johnson kill
ed almost instantly.
Edwin Coppee, of Iowa, Wa tson Brown,
son Of O. Brown, who was wounded yester-
day, and a negro named Green, from Har-
risburg, Pa, were taken prisoners. The
dead bodies were brought out and laid upon
the grass, and presented shocking spec ia
Gle, the Mimi rife ba lls cutting deep CASH
es in their bodies. 80 go -
lThe negro Green, mentioned above, was
very prominent few years ago in slave
riot ct Harrisburg, Pa, on the occasion of
the arrest Of two fugitive slaves.l
The Independent Greys have been sent
out two miles distant to capture another
party.
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Attempt to Murder Clergyman The
Connecticut papers contain the particulars
of a savage attempt made by a man named
Othhiel Russell to murder Rev. Mr.. Miner,
q Baptist minister in the town Of Killingly.
Russell has been some years absent in Cali.
fornia, and during his absence his wife pro-
cured divorce. A few days since he came
back to Danielsonville, his former residence,
swearing vengeance upon Rev. Mr.. Miner,
Mr. Thomas Pray and others, who ad aided
his wife in obtaining the divorce. On Tues
day afternoon, 18th, Russell took Mr.. Miner
in carriage to visit his wife, at his fathers
house, and talk over matters. On the way
and after his arrival at the house, he was
violent in his accusation against Mr.. Miner,
of improper Interference between him and
his wife, and threatened vengeance.
Finally he drew long knife and made a
pass at Miners throat. exclaiming--"Yo our
must dieP Miner caught the knife With his
left hand, from which Russell wrepched Il,
causing number of deep wounds, and man.
CLING 1t terribly. He then made a second
attempt, striking at Miners heart, who ask
ed Russell if he intended to murder him, to
which be replied-"I mean to be revenged."
Miner finally escaped, russell discbarging
two barrels of a revolver at him as he fed
for his life. Russell went to Miners house,
afterward, but not finding him, passed on to
the house of Mr.. Pray, who, it is supposed,
be also intended to murder. Russell was
arrested, after a violent resistance, exam
ined before justice, and bound over in the
SUM OF $4,000. He now lies in Brooklyn
Jail.
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Remarkable Thunder Ctoud.-A CORES
55aadsnt OF the Newark. IN. J. Advertise
writes from Trenton as follows
Last Saturday afternoon we had a very
remark able thunder cloud to pass over our
city. 1t raised copieusly, sui bail fell in
large quantities., while the flashes OF light
nlsg wrce frequently and evideatly close by.
One Of then took the wires Of the Morse
telegraph. followed it inte the office OF the
City Hall. where it played hovac with the
sattecies melting the coils and destroying
the nagnet Do you know that stroke Of
lisataing reverses the poles of a magnet
thit taaf which previously pointed to the
North will thereafter point to the South,
sai vice versat This storm came up from
ca. the south vest, aud | am t,ld by gentle
u,eu coming up from below, that in some
pats Of Burlington county the hailstones
" e. three aad four inches long.
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wo.tsy Of Imitation. The Point Pleas
So- WAY Republican, in recent issue, con-
as the following;
During che progress of the Fair we were
"a ,rmed Of a fact that illustrates in an ad
ni-ab!, manner tae spirit whi;h should ac-
tu.tr al our idea. The wife of one of the
yea tn ,st gentlemen 10 the co lnty, having
d st-e niaed to haze a piece of pet for ex.
hio too at the Fair, a friend proposed to get
aer good hand to weave it for her, but
the ,dy declined the proferet aid, and de-
ca "A her intention, as the carpet was t o be
~ ev:dence Of her skill and industry, to
ms',e it entir4y herself, and 50 she did
hagtng spun, coiared and wove it all herself.
Ii is deedless to say that the carpet was a
healeitul oae, aud took the premium. She
not 1n,y manufactured with her own hands
s i. tue articles she sent, but required her
asu,h!ers to do the same. This is the right
sp,rTt, 1nd we hope aext year that the la
DIES lepartment will be full to over flow with
the w,cS OF their own hands.
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SpeCtai N OLIce.
= DURING THE SUMMER tina, h.

IF = DURING THE SUNIMER that has
uS just passed away, thousands OF sufferers
from dysentery and diarrhoes have been re.
heved by the use Of HosTxTrEH's BIrrERs, a
msdicins which is evidently destined TO main
tain permanent place in the public estima.
ton. Bilious diar hoea Is one ofthose dis
eases which bafies the skill OF the physician =
Tho medicine they administer to act upon the
bowels never seems to reach the sourt of the
" III reach all the digestive organs, and give
them simultaneously a rush. OF yigor to rid
them elves of this disease This problem is
conquer the most stubbo c.es liz is only
fair to say, that during the seas ,a ust closed,
this MEDICINE has achieved more cures than
any other ever presented to the public and dur
ing the fall, which that terrible scourge, tn
fever and asue, Is SO prevalent the BITTERs,
will gain fresh fame. sssss h. t5- 800 ~
For sale by BURRUSE & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and importers of Brandies, Wines and
sne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
sists and dealers generally, evervwhere.
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Quite Theatrical. I'm Alexandria, Va,
Saturday night, Miss Charlotte Thompson,
who has been playing an engagement there,
was presented with massive gold bracelet
During the presentation of the gift, the ora
tor alluded to Sysander Thompson, the de-
ceased father OF the recipient, whereupon
the lady dropped her'head on the arm of an
actor near her and "wept-but recovered
sufficiently in few moments to thank the
orator for his kindness. G. Barton Hill,
the actor, was also presented with heavy
ring. So
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San Francisco paper, in noticing the
shooting of a boy at the Collegiate School,
Oakland" says: - rl.sf-s. -.. gid.
1t is stated that the use of fire arms is not
permitted in this school, except at the sp :
cial request of the parents or guardians of
the boys. Young Carter had this liberty.
Abduction of a Chld.-In Dover, N. II ,
oa Saturday night, D. J. Farrar forciby alb
busted his daughter, about six years of age,
from her mother, with whom the child was
living by order of the Court, the parti,
having been divorced. Mr.. Farrar was
armed with pistol. and escaped in carri-
age.
COUNTRY editor perpetrates the follow
ing apon the marriage of Mr.. Husband 10
the lady of his choice. .,.... ..,
"This is the strangest we have known in
our life, the husbands husband, and so is
his wife" sN r.t '-e' .'-H'f
BLooBz ENGAG smENr.-A bloc ay eng age
ment, between whites and Indians, took place
re emily, on the Arkansas river, near Fort
Smith. There were seventeen Indians on ole
side, and five Americans, tive una med, on the
other. At the end, eleven Indians were killed,
row, which he had to cut out; and after pei
forming incredible feats, he was finally killed
in third attack. Sawyers and Bradley, OF the
same party, shated the same fate, and out Of
the five but one escaped. E rH ,u
A street preacher was horsswhipl ed, esyed
and tomatoed on Friday night by some OF the
railing against for some faEcied injury done
him. 'lt" 't'''t' 'tss
A NEW ORDER!- "A new order has been es
tablished at Indianapolis, sty led the "lndepen-
dent Order OF Exquisites The regslia con
tao les, yellow kid gloves and . piece Of VII lite
satin.
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Mischief afroa a Robid Dog.-Several
weeks ago, rabid dog made an attack on
drove of hogs and shoats belonging to Geo.
Clark, near Delaware City, and bit num-
Der of them. So far ten of them have be-
C me rabid and it was necessary to shoot
them. Mr.. Clark has been compelled to con-
fine each hog or shoat in separate pen,
and provide trough for each, and with
man to attend them. The same dog attacked
and bita colored girl, decorating her arm
severely. rLarI .s...-..
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From the Day Book Extra Of tss moraisg
G8r We give below all the news we have
been enabled to CLEAN from the telegraph
and the newspapers, up to present writing,
nine o'clock, A. NJ. For a portion we are
indebted to the Baltimore Patciot, and the
Baltimore Republican, b,ta of yesterday
afternoon.
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Eii7,egsroas Accident.-Henry Clark, a
youth about sixteen years Of age, son of Jas.
r. Clark, Of Nashville, accidentally shot
hin,elf in the right shoulder on Tuesday. =
Va. was hsnting with double.barreled gun,
sas \ squirrel ne had killed falliag in some
bushes, he attempted to draw it out with the
breach of bis towing piece. In this attempt
tbs t1aded barrel was discharged, and took
eject AZ before stated. g
A night scnaoi for news boys ia to be OPP
eaed IN New York, next week. A tailor shop
shea,d be opened at the same time.
"A The Young Guard Battalion,of Richm ond
Va. has been disbanded. One company,
however, haa bee1 Continued.
A noted duelist Of the South has had bis
left ere SHOT out. He can take aim hereafter
pithout co.. t;o,.bie OF shutting j..
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Rosyying under Difculties couple
were married ia Gslatin, Tennessee, on Mon
d. last, who had walked one hundred miles
f,t that purpose. They were from Ken
Ia ,sy, and when they arrived at Galatin
they we're out Of money and perfectly des-
crtatn, aot having cent to pay for their
license. The magistrate married th-m graf
is, aot the young men of Gallatin gave
taem , suioteat sum to pay their expenses
sams. r =. e. s.tI ..
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Revenge Of a Hasbaad.-A bloody ARRAY
occurred at Placonvile, CAL, on the 10th
ultimo, at the Orleans Hotel, where J. H.
Brown and wife, and H. P. Fletcher were
stopping
Brown was jealous of Fletcher, and meet
ing him sitting with his wife in the parlor
Of the hotel, drew his revolver and fred til
shot taking effect about the chest. Fletcher
fed, pursued by Brown, who continued to
tire until after Fletcher reached the outer
door, Four shots were fred, three of which
took effect. Fletcher bled profusely, bis
course being marked from the parlor to the
street by continuous stream of blood
Fletcher lies in critical condition, little
hopes being entertained of his recovery.
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Total = 70 height; weight 229s pounds. a
The family are all living, except the young
est daughter. All are wealthy AID of the
first families of Kentucky.
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A REMARKABLE FAMtIy.-A correspondent
Of the Ohio Citizen furnishes the editor Of
that paper with the following account of
remarkable family, residing at present in
Bourbon county, Ky, The old gentleman
is native OF Maryland, and in his 10th
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e. Circulation greater than the Daiiiss
OF bOth CttAes combined. 90
N office.

AL Csmauoieations, &C., intended for in.
asrtisu, and Letters in regard to this paper,
ansuld be addressed to JoAN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
att entioa.
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To, Consitu,ionalist of Wednesday norning
sa7s b.. IT,.
''is % ceportsd that within the past few
days It has been discovered that portion of
la. suoaey which was stolen from the Ad-
anna Express Company, at Montgom ,ry, last
wioser. has been circulating in Charleston.
Tn. police Of that city are GA the track of
the t.atty passing the money, and it is pro-
sabia that A portion Of it. at least, will be
-ehnyerad." IL.
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Suicide of a Henpecksd husband An En-.
glish paper contains the following story of
husband driven to commit suicide by his
wife:
Aa inquest was held at Cambridge, on Sat
urday last, on the body of Henry John Mas .
tiers who had committed suicide by hanging
He left letter addressed to his wife in
which he says: "You will get married again;
pity the unfortunate man that ever com es
under your roof, he might as we'll be a toad
under a harrow, there Is some diffe renee be-
tween the smiles in the shop and the frowns
in the room; you cannot when alone give a
kind answer.-Oh the decsit no one could b.
iieye; was always cheerful before strangers,
as did not wish to let every one know what
fool had made of myself can safely say
the face has worn the smile when the heart
bleedeth, aud many have said be has jumped
into good home; I can safety say jumped
out of one. You knew was unhappy, why
did you not try to soothe me9 No, but you
were the more aggravating. My God! my
God thank you that you left me ner We
enough to write these few lines. When the
wind blows and the snow falls mediate upon
these few lines and say "God forgive bis
sins, and take him to that Heavenly rest
where there is ell joy and happiness. Keep
truth, so heip me God.-My tine is getting
short now, 80 4 write no more. go and
pray to my heavenly Father to forgive my
sins, and yours. and those connected with US,
No more on earth from your loving and un-
happy husband. The jury returned the fol-
lowing verdict: s',That the deceased destroy
ed himself while in q fit of insanity, brought
on through the bad conduct Of his wife, and
they thought che ought to be called before
the jury and severely censured BY the coron .
err" The coroner thought it would be bet
ter that the censure should be conveyed to
the wife 10 writing by him, that the jury
concurred.
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Cavalry for the Pursuit.

At tae request (by telegraph) Of Cover
nor Wise, Of Virginia, the President of the
Usited States has authorized Gen. Stewart
to order up company Of horse from this
city, to pursue the rioters into any State or
locality they may fee, they having stolen the
aegroes and others
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is pre-
pairing special train for that purpose, and
will dispatch the horses and men at four o.
clock this afternoon.
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Gallant ViFginians-The C0nspi.

1t was Captain Aiberts, of Martinsburg,
who fought .gallant!!y in the Mexican war,
that 6rst drove the insurgents into the
house where they made their final stand
he had promptly gone up yesterday with
volunteers from Martiusbwrg, composed most
ly of men in the service of the Baltimore Il
Dhio railroad