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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

BRooKrYS CITY MoRrALIrY.-Tbe total number
of deaths in this city last week was 92-of which u
were men, Is women, 80 boys and 20 girls. The
principal causes infanIe cooyulsiOns, IL; con-
sun p.iun II; coDgeston Of the braiu 7; slbofn, D.
nantil5 d. bity snd iuf4ntle msrasnus, eoeh scar.
let lever and smallpox, each, g.. Under one year
Of age q. Natives Of the United States 50; Ireland
u; Germany, T. Scotland ,; England add British
An erica | each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

ASoTHER ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-On Saturday
evening, Hugh Matthews and his brother william,
wi lie returning home to No l56 East Thirty second
street, were assaulted by Patrick OBrien aod five
other rowdits who beat them with clubs and cart
rungs Until they bad fractured Hughsskul in several
uaces and manned his brother. 1t seems that these
two ln,n owned liquor store 10 the vicinity OF their
residence which they let to one Brennan; but a he
could not pay bis rent they dispossesed bin, hence
the attack as above stated Ony OB'itn was ar
r, s,ed the other.asaauts having thus far eud-d the
Police. Hugh Matthews il not expected to survive.
The prisoner was committed by justice QuackenOush
TO sait the result of Matthew's Injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

ISqrEsTs-Coroner Sse held m ioaae-t IN Sstar'
esy h-y 81 JAa- Cossssis. ~ss drv'rsd 'iae
Cree l.l Ftrfy. >in,y u.-h lts A'rfir' " A.'T
c. rial srr~ II - % .
nut-f Hutton AS 70 h,vr sria ~ inqle-i % Ns-
urisy uyot - Boy % Joan Griy 80 I'D - " fa<
racr frn i-ri.. .upp Aavr hr- sus's-st u a.
vfco-ue-. BIT c0n7Ela sGls-u v -ti ~ cay ~
ar-f~ - - irsh,TfT s.rgCss ~ yfisn
hoc Nari-an. rnr Rafc Il - sTVisoss
having rc.us-d q pay i.r .usA sr-s i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

IrALIaY COMMITTEE % NEw-YoRK.-The Italian
Committee organized tor the purpose OF raising funds
for the relief Of the families Of Italian soldiers engaged
in the war for the independence of Italy, present their
first subsoption list to the public, aud beg leave to
form the friends of Italy that they will continue to
receive contributions for the above-named object, at
the Office Of the Treasurer Ottawa FabbrcOtti, No.
81 Beaver street or through the Managers of their
A,sociuIon who are furuished with subscription books
CONTAIN iDg the autograph signatures Of tue President
AID Treasurer.
Tie funds thus collected will be forwarded entire to
the Central Committee Of Turn for Distribution, the
members of the New York Committee deirayi0g from
their own private purses any expenses that may be
incurred IL the prosecution of then object.
The Cou,miltoe have resolved, after publishing the
names of the subscribers III the papers OF this city as
gunraniy against any omission or mistake 10 repubisn
ibem III the form Of II hook and to deposit copy IN
the archives of those towns and ctss which shall be
the ecpeIis of this beLefac len, as perpetual memo
rial of tie sympathy Of the people o the United States
lor the people OF Italy i'll their present struggle
'. BOfrA, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
coUR7 CALESnAa-Tus D,v.

UsITsD STATES DisrEicT CoCkr.-Nos. 3, 80, ~,
81, 81, ~
surKEsE COuRr-CiRcUIT.-PiRT Nos. 1911
15l1 1851 lt.j 49, ~ i5l, 1913, 49, is5 9s7 1911 l9z3
1871 1919 1919 y'' l7s 1851 PaEr ioysr and reapinr.
sUPREsE COCRr-SPEcIsL TERs.-yos. ~, T. II.
ilc., ll4 liz Ia rs 70 "a, a. a 81 IS l0A
sCHEEi0E CoUEr.-PAET Mos. 2l2 So, 42Z,
~ - ~, ~ ~ ~ iss POI 49, "a y = 70 y
81, s45' GO sol, ss3, ca go, 80. ss3 81 tsa
COURT o. Coasos PLEss-PApT t.--Lq1or eases.
Par isSs 80 iol7 ios IeiS Ios Io7s Iess ~ ns -
sl e4l, 1A en- CO.,, 100, lo19. i6ss
KIsGs CoUsrr CIRcUIr CouRT.-Nos. ll6, III,
lls, lls, i2 ~. l3, IL. H. u. lPa I0s
BRooxLrs CRY CoURI Nos. ], 2, 3, 4 a9
w. AZ, " " k,u, Is, ,A,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
LIMITED STATES COaHiss GEERs OPFIcY -JgsE IL
Before Nj RiCssAD T. SfiLwkLL.

Richard bigger was oTuusht up for eic nioatica,
ohargs. Nth the e-nusA ard f1eyY 4ssa.ipns
GroTze Mikes the SECOND the .tansic ARIEL vn'D
thai ussv the return yOyc y this Pt ~ ft sssnss
thvsDssd h-uy o0ncln'e, be r4s comaiod - s~at ihs
10. Il "a. Grand Jary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

The dene refused Ibis bill % the graat thu, IN"
plaintiff. ss.u Mr. AeT-. h-d sEr--o 90 ~s'- ehA's. po-
VHro Gusl allowed han O. furnish the &c stppers Mr.
More end te.iifed oth~wi. h~e,rr and tir C1st
sss. ildg the pauun lull cauaed
Mr. SAukuscht fr r,Aintih No Mcjrceog ar 4 rud,n,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
lad named Daniel Connoly was ru

AcctpEATs.-A lad named Daniel COnnoly was run
cv. b. wsu the q Thid sud Tseuiit1
street On Saturday bug sd sustained fr,ure n Que ~
g. He y-d "a 10. Cny pit-l b. Eighth Ward
Pote On rdisy ugh' NJ Arlald residing IN NDur9r Pace
thrown his residence. la cou-ql-nc- Of
reich Tor dnrg wat"r IL ue shnug house u-in4 -t
~. SEQ Re s.siousy injured alsl bis nre The
Police that plumbers esgd IA int odcing water iu-o
.u... .r- B-us. very ear-ss by having he sNag,us
s1psc aid when doue leaving pile dIt ii tae street eh
tLSy ou.L. % remove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

..s.- q hir.. WITH ~a- ~ ch-s- sssia. r,-r
- b. sse.i--1 Fi-r Chrsbsna shfrs ma Dr
Wif.r.i.fsl zrf p.tar- a. e. ualp str tsst T
p.rr-y to- C-rrf IN ntDrtc
r TUESDAY nvTus. - ~HfeA ia-- dei-oas-,'
cav tai ~ spprar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
Adv-r' lseui-uf.
Fcv need 10 fail nf SUCCESS or Ia be unhsppy If

Few need To thIl ni success or ~ ne un1sppl II
thcy wcuid aru their TALENTS prrr ~rupatoi AID tr dr
f.s e cha-sr-rr taught BY PEsENoLo@iCAL ESANNA
rloN al Fo~LEE 4 WILLS NJ. Je8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
NFw-YOkx Hosrrrn.-wessly repon 'eJnne

CECsHyD BY STEssBotr.-Ls~reuceN sfr,~'
sien'tt ~te ssrifiIs p-s--zs'r, q Pier ~ : 800
hv-f. tTcsT -Fru.cg. FL h--- 70 ,s- soc *
u.a-s sv~r-ly h. died lletasey aieF 40
ssnl.--cu 20 tie New l,lA Eo-p.tsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Tar AFFRsv AT FoHT HA.mrOs-The man Pat
Iick hoy, who assaulted by James Guinlan on
dpesdsv night Of last week. in drunben quarrel,
was sinking rapidly YESTERDAY, and it was feared
would net 1--we ill morning. Sergeant McClaue as
certaiu-d where the GssaiaBt secreted, and felt
corfcent that he would arrest him last sht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Tur HORTICULTURAL SociETr.-The Summer ex
hibi,,au If the Brooklyn horticultural Society vii
open at the Atheuaum on Tuesday next. Ine dis
play promises TO be fne one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

bond esr thrr~i-r hi- 70 ~ r--s hrrs ". 's.1 so
firtinE o.h-f "a r tss-r rocr 20 No ~
&c; .si, Were be A1--r.t ua-g - Sorisr Gor-irs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

A11rMPTED MURDER BY A GANG OF RuFThNs.-
An uuprovoked assault of the most murderous ehar-
acer, wac mace Of about II o'clock On Friday night,
upon Edward Boy land, b4r-keeper IN his brother s
saloon. at the corner of Tenth avenue aud Twenty
eighth street. A party Of line Young men called at
the house and ordered drinks While Boyland was
getting them, # the party drew large budgson
ana struck him over the neai another seized h-svy
ston- pitcher and likewise dealt him severe blow.
Having beaten him into nsens bty, the ruiiians ret
to al Quilted the place smashing the decaners mir
rors, auc furniture, aod winding up BY firing several
pistoshois leaving the place. This attracted the
pol &c, who found Boyl4nd insen'ible, with a. .H-
tepsiye fracture Of the skull, and other igjares, which
Will wobsbly prove fatal. None OF tue ASSISTANTS
were arrested, and it il not even known who taey
are. 80 far as can be ascertained, the attack was
wholly without provocation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

ARnEsT roR ARsoy.-James Leahy set fire to bis
quor-store, at No. 379 Water sueet, for the sake Of
the Insurance, on the 18Th Of December last, while
lumber Of families were a-sep overhead. The crime
b.ng brought home to him 10y the fire-Mar-Aal, he
PLEADED guilty tOan atemp, at arson, AMI the Recorder
susperoed Judgment condition that be should leave
the cy within 80 days. Instead Of leaving, be went
into BUSINESS egsp. On Saturday ne wa rearfe-iet
aud committed for sentence. Hs sccompllce, Michael
4 L,rch WHO haf been in toe Tombs evei since the
,ccuIrrice Las made full ,nf-s,ion to the Fire
Ms,shal charging Leahy with having induced him to
set hIe to the place for 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
tAdy-rl,rfa-Cti
BgAny> tTALLsRIEs.

AsRRoTYrEs AsD DAGvsEksorrIss
Nos - ard SIS 6uzn~sy S-~-foft ar No IN rsrs'
sTiV.ui.sE.. Wksh.ax-nu D. c.
Yi-turs. a al deseripson. evpa Il ey-y s;Y.s Of y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

ACCIDENT AT . FIRE Two members af Hss'k AMI
Tsafer Coal suy 10 & named Chr.rsn WnEh; aua Pfri
Gso h-ay bslu,d $, tie 6se Il RnstoG s-eyi y
~ aims ufcutAesa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

ALLEGED CONSPIRACY. Daniel II. Smith and Wn.
II. Howe called some time ago upon Charles Lamont,
vetystabie keeper Of No. l3 Gay street, AMI repre-
sented that they wished TO try valuable horse,
with view to purchase. TIE animal Wa nhi-d
to them, and they took it to Hob ken, where they
sad, It was seized lnr debt. As Mr.. Lamont can [
find his horse lie charges these parties with cpnspr-
ing to defraud him. Justice Quackeubush committed
them for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Sr,BBrNG AFFRAY. John Mooney and Moses
Grimadu got into fght WITH each other IN the shth
Ward on Friday night, when the latter was stabbed
by bis auia. ouist several times ID his hesi and
breast Mooney arrested on the following morn
inc. and committed for tr4i by Justice Osborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

FrxrR,L or PoLlcEvaV--The funeral Of John
OH.t- policeman q tie TBs District who h, d-ath
by f. u-o iu 1It Of The Sat.u H9as Th1rd y
I t, yscr Yesterday on Ls late f,cencr b. Douglas.
~ - ,rsr Smith rst. The ueil, t,tcn = the
r,,srv u is Holy Cs. Fla 50, ior uternsAi, accom-
pa1sd 5y large nun Der VI tie police VI the -.iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

THF ELEVENTH WiRB STREET CoSTRAcT CAST
On Saturday. J. k Brt. AIarr~ Duun~ly Coruris Piug
b.n and d. En -' S1- brought Def r. y.eg- Crf %
~ cor uut q hu A. Ds,tnu, Acrrua - tlr Esg'uth
N.Ia wo cbarss the" -h libel IN prruo1lng 'onuan
Co ell Examine charges " corup;n bcougnt against ga At
German b. cnnfractYrs Wbo haa failed tho
,rast esIg me STREET. 4 The Eleventh Mad. Il- de-
frr.t waived and held Ia th-ir
rilns u charge q usds before the CUT
Il So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Dnoy>ED ~ SQUtLL-Ou Friday evening at,
Clt JsIs W kihy 4.d Dis 81 about y var IT ssr, >k
"a mr. .g Al coming fl- b a. ,ap-
80 I'D Llh ~ kHby Captain u tar
A. nd Dsfcf Polo h-u toe force ofEs1eec and hec the
ro..tiu s-yell yrs lie wei Iua Pf,ouag snD~n
'lc cty, md 10 tss greatly avtet b. LIS EA1y
;ieres h ~as sbugr - years 81 age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

CssRGE OF PERJURY.-Lous Bethon, constable o.
hs NrI.t.rts Ward, and Dr. ~.me1da ~ere lresed yss
s.fsr - Ocsr Cocben Of ne F~a Precinct ~ ss -
urG By Juso. Fo, nag ta- th- COMPLAINT Of SArs
taus L-b-I l-io-T, ~ih seborL zi.Jo 4 p-FJ1C.
Or le-h d.y of iun- Loosa shote, sfe Of Carars
LIB nh-im- tae u 1an-a Jocd Carroh
q e:,e Il bsstty. We = .a7a- is's<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

THE LtTE MR. VAS NOoRHis.-The remains o
tt s.s s Van Nooftis gho died Few day. since, ven
yercay lv-vd = hsir IN = resting pace from ih- t
,frrt Attl OlLrcl, ~nsre the ns,s srsices took scs
" Nsn hoool, uz sell throughout the cry, tlrn
q - fEslds slo ny-- Of i-- taEiy
>-grIa- -llls.Ld p-csoIs El-ss hzy1 oee. 3rrs-n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

ATTEsPTED IyCTSDisRIss.-AbOuti O'Clock yes
.srsay orus 4 SCI. Va.,o AID Grfh d - fA Preene,
Ss,rre a-r y ~ aind-g wood 4b. Aer, = OeAn
e. Sob s~g-rrh .rrr- Fir-,, Z. d. Won di.s
rcd b sr~ srnouE 4 tindng 80 a. sne bad or-d
lsrss hor sal 10 lie lur GiA q snstn To-
-, sX.1 s1,-d b. ~ Offer. with b.. m Il damage
"a. -css5ecy ~ work IDcrnci4r, lad y not re-
~ - timely discovery Whole b-dirg wcd have o-s-
fsIp-s u .-~ n1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

t-.so. -o e-- ,Ae r,rs -srr-Hy 70 p-y 80 ~ ses-
~ s;hcut st'lE : rrser. a.. -. A. 49,
srfs. Cot sf,n- r'rr.S = 80
a. :. Se~rii - pa.lntiG; N. Pessdy f'r drfcsds'e
COURT oS oESEaAL sSSsloss-Jryr ii.-s-nr- tse'
Ctrr JtrSs. t,
T Q triSloftvhx S.ict~Z lct 'he murder Oi Ia sfYesn
Cs Tar, his fHihsri law a. cOsflniei to-dsy. Al.
ter The summing Of Vie p'tsD-rs Ss.qtse 'b~ cePy
Il the Distract Ai"fu'y sad the naiczl chs ye the
jury re-eS. H. 5 niouies they r-'nrrej sta veS
G # tiuiiy Tho Jadg- Sc trner,i him a. he hasg
81 N, =. a. JDl he ia, spp-,iulel fr The oA-tutioe
of S'rr,hsrs and shepherd lie head the sentence
With, " sIps eu' emotion.
John o,. e. G. rvc'c1 TO wee K SIEGE II nsbslsngh-
IT, IL tn- ah dcgr,r, to the s'e Prison tr t.s
.rsts .. -. q. a., IA -
Hss 4tf -sr G. o. Efrr ytsr. h. ~ Ns's Flt'n.
Jim an5 Etusy plug ~us,ts - nsnSsnfhfof 70 N"
So, - s~e ~ --rcrf; Juhu "a her yeAs 70 he >tse
Pgi~t a. H. o. ~. pliis :" -N-t N--fs
Coos, w,.h sTsnh l'ro,iy -sn'ero"d to'So zee"
Joa K.jt convicted - orsv', u. N,i,s, s-Ai-et
Au.ris 20 i've yssfs ir -. S'ss Fiis'n
SVtrs irr.r'sit VIII D. utS 3, TIE k-c~rdrf curing
tkt week
MhRlNF CorrT-Jure ii-Besre Jedsr Nsc,srHY
THE stoIr Iirs CT ARD SUD FoR THAN sCpPkR.
Nn Slbo lsu-, Bs,gs -t a.
The def, ttiait-, WHO ExrciUlve fort-ui.see
a. hf Sccu Luo Grsri sr~d ~ 's q"P~e' ~ N'~'s
Salosr 20 tcoyrr 10 fLci's sapP trn.h ca tae - 90
In, Gusrd t,is ads 40 ,scr tar ad-, Mr. ats" 81
th atps Bell II a.. Glsns ~ fths D-u 10. i
Nh B,lK,o., m. Ri snsi A b..af ofta. q ,.ri
gt.d E - TEsons D. ~ fesn %
sufrer ~ bead. The ~infs sud hsts'o a'Iai-h-S ~
81 "a p.rne a-u hns 81 tr,a'N. NJ " Nan ..
M.tr SUpstu,-t c~gt ot the hgdg, ~sud ad'w IN
CUR 20 - uuis, cEmhiy " h ihr rais II Ia h"a~
hcu made A'i the 'ia>fd So" Pr 81
fk.s- hste furnish ~ NJ NIB, s,iea
sun, furtsh sssocr A. BE q - u tho
he'll nh cl 'h- the ren. s- IN ~
IL, ~ Mr. Ntbk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

CITY MORTALITY.-The report Of deaths up to Sat
urday 18th inst. shows the mortality Of the week To
have been 800 Of which 20 were uiales and 100 fe-
males OF tlis number SO were men, - women. aui
the remainder, 2l9, Children of whom l92 five
years Of age and under The report shows slight in
crease in the number Of deaths over those Of last week
whenthey 3j7, but decrease of II as compared
with the corresponding week Of 1853. OF the whole
number 25i were natives Of this country. The dis
eases most prevalent were those of the brain and
nerves, numbering 50, and Of the lungs throat, &C.,
amounting to %; and also complaints affecting the
stomach and bowels, Of which there were - deaths.
There were is deaths from violent causesar unusual
number. Among fevers scarlet seems most prcva-
lent there being IL deaths reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

CsAgSE OF SEDUcTI0S.-ieorge Anders N was az
r-.cd Saturday ~ o. Coek. q; i ts Dis oct =
-. Plant q! asry 1-y0r eAsTEec ma, - ta-
Il O. Anerr,nn srGaerd u,<, rros Of E-r. 80 HS
Wa scs.Ii..ec q sxAzirA:ion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

SroPIIYTING.-Serge4niC Crafts Of the Second Dis
tt Police Ann Flod Saturday Aft NOON, m
a-- J aug -.t pieces u musu, IT yai- Jf 20
l al. store III P,t.t iu Bridge sfe t. Toe Poo9-Gl
uns Eossss'oD ana she Wa COMMITTED u await ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

SCIcIDE BY TAKIsG AEsEsIC-DoyESTIc TsOUBLE
The CArsi.-FOr year OF more past, domestic tIou-
be-, tie precise Isture Of which dad not appear,
caused SEPARATION between Robert Waterman ani
his wife Caroline. Recently Mrs. Wate -nan had An
ardent desire to become coneed aad sgar live with
her lusta5G. but f4Hrg IL purpose, preferred
cath to a u.iserHbis existence, aud arc 'rtnciy,
week sirce she attempted to jump overheard
sno drown herself but prevented from then TAX
ing her life. Sgbs- oGenty rhe went To the dug
at the corner Of Clark and Spring streets. AID pur-
chas-d dose OF srsenic, avowDg that rh- wanted It
to kill rats. She s~aowed the poison Friday
hight, aId death the cons. quence. Coroner
schiTmeI held inquest ne body, When drc-aseds
husband iest,fed that pecuniery distress sas the
cause Of sepsrniion between him and his wife aai
that it weighed so heavily on her mind rs to DIVE her
TO commit seif-Gesrucion. The jury accordingly
rendered veroict Of death from suiclde. Deceased
boarded at No, s. Thompson street, aud Waterman
lives at No. 81 LaErrus street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

NEW DmECT0RY.-Trows New-York City Direc-
tory, compiled by II. Wilson, for tie year ending May
l. 1860 will be published this morning. 1t presents
III 1925 names being ,52l more than in the issue for
1859. The usual general information appears in the
appendix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
CITY ITEMS.

DEATH or A Distinguished IsvEsTOR.-Amoug
our recent notices OF deaths we find that Of Waiter
Hunt. For more than forty years he has been known
expermenter IN the ats. Whether in mech an
zeal movements, chemistry, electricity, or metallic
npostiOns, be was always at home and probably
all he has tried experiments than any other
inventor. He originated the sewing machine SPIN
iii e fax by machinery, the first nail machine the
frst machine for cutting brads by operation pac-
ing plugs in leather for soes Of boots and shoes
,thod Of constructing docks by concrete, preparing
paper pulp ~ TO form boxes by operation, the
v4por baths the ball known the Minnie ball for
the rife, and many improvements in fire arns print
ing by rollers instead of bsls, and so many other
things space will not admit Of details Walter
Hunt like most inventors, devoted his life to his
friends rather than to himself; liberal to n fault
and none knew but to love him; he struggled with
that monster, the dollar, all bis r, in hopes Of mas
ttring; yet bis numbcrless exp. rments kept hin
always poor. Notwithstanding biz life of excfton has
ben Fitted the whole worldhe dies, most inventors
Go, at the very moment he anticipated success. He
however lived to the ripe age of G3 years, in full
vigor until the last four days of hls life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

BrRoIARY.-The house of b. II. WOolsy- on 70
C-rra. Eu. "a. entered By t-rIaEs Z S-lr3s
n rriDr sd . az work q ~ins aud cigars Een t@
nm T-- tairyes sscspes via tarr aoosy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-JUsE IL.
Ro6u-or sgr- The Mad River Rair1 al Company.
IL this the question arose whether, upon con-
ysc .cg eoSsruetol VI ssoaIs ~ gayvsS, ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Fatal CoLLIsIoS.-Mr. George Stuoo'e, IsIIlia "a
Will lri,us hxh .pr,ed boIse up slxth ss-Iae,
arrn.cn loss4. La yelici~ Lac salsss'. VIZ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Tgg CONFIDENCE GAAE.-Ofhcer Denton, OF tne
Drpttv sut~riuteucsIts Uos, arrested usn ussa ''a
.l.n on SATURDAY. dslaldlss cusrlntl ualre 1i4
Sn-1e,r out. IL b. m,sI. 81 me cYhldvnc" ksii--
tbr,e We uce Jis.1u I'll ~ with sp-1etf ~ va ' l
a. tn ss.ut of g-uirlsu rsusd "os-y % A''f- p,
~ ,p,,...d niui O. procure reliable clzcAnal Ater
N. ,r scot xiih him IL styias himself 4 ais st'y A. .
scaau Jackson illuoed sP-ussr 70 Ind nm tu VIZ
hi,h H. pr. make parl As n~ D
h. "a, a 70 viii bin Astoria "a then ~ oid relied -
,v Tan t- ynl n al street, aftvg OhIAi1rs us slu,
a NsrcLalf hang % wall TOT Ia
an M can our sp-uce waited for lur D.; IA. ~a' nc
L., ,b.f Vas srcn II "a satan ay morning sec'f !" Is
- ,L-yn >-ste street be observed Ja KEN IA =
.t.br t,ins information the Cy Hail o. hs JAZZ Ai.
r-.s. H. - c,nuit. TO cXlailtioD. Ih- -" : o-r
va. DE- udrd ou o. nearly al tae money 'hc Por A'~
had u he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

A Mas MANNED II THE SrRyET.-While Mr.. .mes
G. Holiu- Of No. 81 WRIT Eighth street was stan lag
IN Grand stTset, Saturday afternoon, waiting lOr
stage, two Spsuisrd- Nicsuo Crrspo AMI oiyrrs,
irted iuotly sgsln-t bin. Tie demanded wn, they
did so when Cfespi drew a razor from bis sleeve and
Inflicted ,enib' cash upon his rip. The Spal,ris
peie aireried on tile spot and taken before justice
Steers, when Cre.po acknowledged that he had in-
fcteo the wound, and Said that he did it because H
lins had assaulted his friend There being no EVIL
druce against Olvera he discharged. Crespo
was committed for trial on charge of fvlOnous as
saut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Az ISyASr SgoIHERED.-Coronei Seh'Hner men
IN oae,t Al No l East Twentieth sizes sPa - Bay q =
49, ,-ht hours Old 81 q Nh. ANA Psrol No SA-
sn,uarr,d ~ svA.h hi- srrp4ss WIG 4. n'h-f YER
AIT Accidental crstA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

PAssING CoUSTFRFEIr MOSEY.-Otficer Riley az
-ss.sc gr o. saturday, the complain; q 100
= h .ac krtrrr q porer house 10 tie rirI I'd, ~no
4arcr bst 81. has passed courrfi; bills on tnr" ccci
ot. u payment ff bssr L. spp-s tn bills y The
LIZ ty IL nv Uh hch resided, sd "no Ia seHi Ter
f.r tls Der. So setsil-d ioT h,annE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
A,-rvprrp RoEsrRY.-TSomas Fara- Eas

- -, S.turJst norul.. eCul paint d el-l-- 49,
n sss Rre4d~ay charges that &c p5lslsl -
- >, 81 .ous- sd. and gl-.- taste o e
bi,, ~ H. threat AID Attempted 70 Sea - go -e
-bziu Just!ce s:srrs committed ihs Ffisoae' ~ liza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

p,cyPocSFrs At FUSERtL.-Durns the t;ners.
,. vi tos remains q ate Mr.. BuroSs q tlH ir
s-.Ar- Co, IL = s-rPh-gss C1.rra OF $500!
80 noted ucsr.-sst. nassd jobs Bsah .'s Jol T. e
Inn ,ouss OBJ rEise JACK toe fiddef, VIE s1.seo
Suhn ..Li-y ~ ro-ssts II ~ --rza-icn f-gy
- ..l-p 10 NJ. Detectives foTtra A.-aia.iy --e-si -
,s,n. r. thsir renes.ss they were sv.n aer n.y.;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

Ftr,L Blasting C,sUhtrY.-Coroner Gsnoe he'd
an ipq1,s, Bellevue HsPal Oh ne tos' u ~
rcsv sfrrroa CHARGED blasts n The c-n- q sy'
~ Wind av-uu-. Tee .iisl .ignsls were Esrl
- a. ;.-d; ole oas, eNp-dse, b.. 10 oE-F' %
r. Are tie usual time I'D i2e on-r ol-s,. Ok
- ,syapr.s = e1auus ,asu, "a whie us oee =
- NJ 80 Id 4 piece 81 r3ck sllck him on - Ar1d A.
S- hs base n. skull Witch, % stated proved iaei
yiir, 1 arcd.ual deah Sss rcnietd y tae J-yi O1
~, SIS VS. cf az, IL : native q lssL-sG