New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

prompt dsIa ~sa from the force. Ii Was not proved
| however but Defy, for poloy's sake, Wa again
trpnsf rrcd-th- tine to The Fourth Precinct But yet
lie found no rest for week ago he wa arrested 10
snwer before the Recorder for the assault and bat
! ter alleged 10 have been committed by him al the
aforen eut ionei picnic. He was found guilty. and
..utcrced on SATURDAY last 10 twenty day imprison-
ment IN the City Prison and fine Of SO, and Has
| lumed ateiy thereafter handcufed TO negro thief
| and pub civ conveyed to the Tombs through the
streets " here he had 30 long done duty an officer
| The .ast preceding very naturally give. rse 10
| good deal Of ird guation on the part OF the Police
Department. Duffy is st!L member OF the depart
| ucut and is SAID TO be most efficient man. quiet
| determined and reliable. This Handwriting, then, by
one OF the Court officers unnecesSa. n It was
| spitcfu II was done at the ustigatOn of certain
disreputaDr political clique, to whose behests he
saw 81 on several occasions to refuse obeyance.
| Tvr p,rr Harm OrpIs.ScTs-Peter Duty
Health Inspector for the port, made complaint yes
| te-day at the City Hall Police Court against Capt
jose Bryant Of the bark Mend lying at the foot OF
| Pie No Fast River, charging him with unloading
cargo without permit from the proper authorties
and rr-tirr 20 unload after he had been ordered to
! ,top Capt BRYANT was arrested BY Officer Wilson,
and stated that be was under the impression the ju
risd,ction Of the law commences on the last OF April
instead Of the iirst-cont;nuing until September The
case was sent to the Special Sessions and the Captain
| held to bail in 500
| DIR. IoRp's Lrc1uRFs Dr. Lord delivered a
! lecture on Monday evening, to Il crowded audience
at Clinton Hall. on the Life and Character OF Oliver
! Cromwell. 1t drew forth frequent and hearty ap-
panse At the close Of the lecture, the Hon Sainue
| B. Rucgles called the attention OF the audience
and on notion the President, Horace Webster, was
! called 20 the chair. M. Ruggles then offered the
| following resouton,, which were seconded in
speech by the Rev. DR.. Asa d. Smith, and unan-
! inou.ly adopted
R,d That " rpE,-i peculiar p7i % have listened
10 The admirable historical lecture. q Oh" Rev MI Lord pre-
rnr faithful srd glowing pictures in lans'c At once 'too
and osin, eloqleut aud DESCRIPTIVE. OF the the morals!
| the a. ard III suycrunrnt. OF other asr. - /, l.. -
rsrs,ye ISOLATION from older world and IL historical trai
ton hs reached point in ~ Gnu AID march %9 5
know ID comparison Of present civilization win mat
Of oh.r and eph 'hat hs attentive study OF the
history hs . of general public nece.'y
R,lcd. Inst k-os 10 wsy IN winch Ht fnly can ?"
turt like ls-e which have jul oo do repre via accurate
Know ,dse artistic feeling ofy r"cPle and sound Christian
RsScd Ths rrsP.c fully invite Mr. Lord % extend his
| ccur.e 10 ,uch iefe,h a. BE- n.sy lind convenient
In compliance with the above resolutions M. Lord
| announced another course OF lectures upon the
subjects stated IN the advertisement The course Will
commence next Thursday evening.
| EPISCOPAL CHURCH ELEcrIoSs.-The election 81
| Church Wanlens and Ne-trymen by Trinity Church
| On Monday va, Of more than ordnary interest. The
| yestry had prepared ticket, which was printed
| according to custom, but early in the morning Mr.
Johp Il. Livingston declined to run, and the Hon. A.
". Bradford was nominated by the Vestry in his place
Altogether there were one hundred and hfty-three
votes cast of which the regular ticket received one
| hundred and five There were lorty-eght scratched
tickets cast the most popular opposition names being
| William Cotheal ard Joseph z. PRISON, instead OF
! Anthony J. Bleecker and james l. Jones The sue
c. ssfu ticket with the number of votes cast fol each
| man, i a. follows.
i,sfyyrcr-rrry Youns', 1872 Alexander L. McD' lj;
Gqs 6 ysaHcs 5l A Tr,n ;. l s,n1s
s M B51aG is Ws ami + F.' 49, john Dir Rich
10 a. Az IT A ISs sS'; I Fd P"s Gaynr
NJ Ogden Isl J-eph Deahed, 55, b. sant- l'' fra,ss
F 3 Till ce iSs ss aaa Mr. S cof - ,o
The only change the Nesty is the substitution OF
| AIe, w Bradford ESQ., for Mr.. John X. Livingston.
| Zios CHvRcE-Retor-Rey Richard Cox
Ha,&eH'-Fd.eS PgIt lanes s'y , Ng,Grn' bn 0F
James X Cook Edward Carter Gurdon D himiord George
Galway CntScH.-R.e,o,- Dr. Hawks
| HaJd,Hs-Charle. Toy or Jsmas A. Burtns r., "a, ~
ty7mr-Iieury h Elliott, William Scott, James \" n
derhili Wiism ". Wright Robert Grsce, Isaac Gib'oO' K
| Smith CLARK. Geors- Merritt IL,
| 81 TBom,ss CONGRATULATIONS Denri''n' I'd
| re,tyIm,n-Eyet A. Duyciinck George C. Collins Rsyo c.
Hance Elihu L. Mo FULTON Cutting George D. ii Gillespie L
81 ANS CHusea (or Deaf Mae') Reetor-fhoma' Gal
Ea,den.-c. C; L,th5Sp s. R con,tock q p....,n D
G. A. budd NJ D., ,. Campbell, o. r. Jackson d. Reynolds
| Budd. }. L. Harris - 80, %. a,
thouy J. Blocker Senior Morris Crawford, junior .
yestrymen-eurv Skinner john CVnsantile = has frost
T. Crw ford Edward 5mithSon' Elias j. Pati''n Henry
| q Hunt William b. Watkins
| sr PAILs Hobokeu-U A. Stevens Senior
Ta,,ymen-Willam Cooper Edgar Brodhesd VIM; II. Cur
Fr-aerick b. Ogden. Lorenzo W Elder Henry o. fshei
Hrnry J. Hopper, John Ruuton Augustus u Evans Ia" ara
/ II. Lorn.
| PassiSC COuNTFRFFII MOEEY AT A. CSDERTAK-
| ER's-On Monday evening. Samuel Mitchell q furni-
| ture posher residing in Thirtyt-ird street, called
| upon Michael Kelly, undertaken, Of No. III Third
| avenue and bought childs coffin, which he wished
| to have sent to No. 226 East Thrty-third street,
rendering in payment f. bill the National Bank
of Providence. Mr. Kelly refused the money as it
/ was counterfeit Mitchell then went to another I'M
| dertaker named VIM. Mcdonald, of No. 3S3 Third
avenue and tried to buy another small coffin with the
same bill. As Mr.. Kelly had been before him, he
was taken into custody for attempting to pass coun'
terfeit money When taken before Justice Kelly, he
sad he won the bill while gambling at a house in
! Avenue A, lat Saturday night, and did not know
that il WAS counterfeit As to the coffin he wanted
| il for a poor woman who had met him in Third ave-
me and tod him that she had dead child ut home
which she was unable to bury. The Judge said 1t
Al ..til I.ar