New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04


maintain. Suppose that the darkness Of the night,
when these indicators could not lie Observed the bal
loon should get into north-easterly instead OF east
eriy current how long would be before the voysgers
would get TO the northward OF the track Of ves-
sells and beyond the reach Of assistance should they
need it Il L. Mountain, while Passing over a coun-
Try where there fair chance Of falling in with
towns cities rivers and other landmarks could still
be lost in wilderness and starved, what is there 20
prevent Lowe, who sails over an ocean which has no
distinctive longitudinal and laiudinal peeuariiies
from finding himself. the evening of the -eeond dy
IN Labrador instead Of Liverpool, being away
to perish in the desolate Of The Sea of Ice'"
Minor CITY IrENs.-The Kane Monument AsSo.
citation held meeting on Wednesday evening st the
Office Of John IL. White. ESQ., Broadway. DR.. John
W. Francis in the chair. Mr.. White Chairman Of the
| Lecture Committee, reported tina, the Hon. ~ p
Banks, Governor OF Massachusetts,, viii deliver The
Introductory TO the course some time in the present
month at the Academy of Music. Also, that Prof
Mitchell has in preparation new course of lectures on
Astronomy. before recited in public. Drayton's
Parlor Operas viii close to-n In consequence of
the high wind prevailing yesterday morning Mr. Lowe
has suspended the initiation of his balloon for a while.
The immense balloon, with the gas already in it, sways
to and fro with every breath of wind. The quantity
of gas in the City of New-York is equal in volume
TO that which suffced to fully initiate the Atlantic, in
which Messrs. Wise. LaMountan and Hyde undertook
their memorable voyage from 81. Louis to Western
New-York andyet the balloon is but one-twelfth part
Inflated. The library of the American Institute, de-
voted to Agriculture manufactures and the
arts, and containing about 10 coo volumes was opened
at the Cooper Institute, on Tuesday. The German
cabinet-makers have opened intelligence Office at
the Social Reform Hall in Grand street through which
they intend to supply the trade with good woTkmen.
body of confectioners keep similar Office on their
account, by of which they calculate to al
ways furnish their members with employment in the
confectionery line. The steamship Yorktown OF the
New-York and Virginia steamship company line has
been hauled off, and will take the place of the Quaker
City in the Havana and New Orleans line leaving on
the 18th of the month. The A cipper-ship Ocean
Telegraph Of Sutton & Cos Line, is loading for
San francisco at Pier No. Il, 4. r.
ISGEyIOUs ESCAPE OF A FELoN-HIs REcAPTURE.
Francis Brady was sent to the Tombs a charge
Of ntoxcaton and dsorderly conduct two months ago.
and about the same time John Brady confined
in the same cell with Francis John being sent up from
Essex Market Police Court a charge of burglary.
While in the cell together it appears that the two men
entered into an agreement that when Francis was
called upon to for the lighter oiense of ntoxi
cation John should assume his name and take his place
Accordingly, q few days aterward Francis Brady
was called up TO receive sentence. He WAS ordered
TO be confined DAYS and then to be discharged and
thus the ingenious John got Off as be imagined, very
cheaply Some time after this arrangement had been
carried into effect, the supposed John Brady was
taken up to Court be tried for burglary, but
of the witnesses could identify him. he was discharged
little consideration made il manesto the keepers OF
the City Prison that a very ingenious trick had been
found geqp them; but the matter was kept pro-
alias "Pigsey," the alleged -WIIng, John Brady,
bv officers Bgland and Wilson of the Eleventh ar'',
at fire in Seventeenth street, and promptly re-
turned to the Tombs. .ta.
The GREAT BALLoos-The imitation of the great
air.ship goes steadily Last night at g o'clock it
was about one-tenh full. About 1900 people visited
the grounds yesterday to see it.
The SnrEEyTH STREET MrRDER.-Coroner Schir-
mer held an inques, yesterday at the New-York
Hospital, upon the body of Charles Cobane who was
stabbed in the breast and abdomen on Friday night
last. at No. 80 West Sixteenth street. The evidence
went to show that the deceased received his wounds
while attempting TO quiet a disturbance between John
animation held on Saturday last the deceased stated
that he was stabbed by John Donnel and the testi-
mony elected to-day sufficient to warrant the
Coroner in locking the accused up TO answer Donnel
is an Irishman, aged "a years and is peddler by
occupation. He refused TO answer any questions at
present regarding the transaction The deceased was
single man. about 20 years Of age.
Mr.. Allen NJ. Sherman, formerly the principal or
managing director of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company has published card attacking Mr. Charles
Could who, until within few weeks, was the Presl-
dent of the Company. This attack OF Mr.. Sherman
has called out the following statement from Samuel ).
Tiden and A. Oakley Hall, esqs, Mr.. Goulds counsel:
'NRw YORK, Nov 2, 1882
AT the request Of Mr. Charles Gould the undersigned his
the of charge of perjury preferred against
him By A.n ~ sheia a 1. we ti.b .opasrsd in
The Erening Epress of last evening this morning and this
evening in respect to complaint Of PERJURY made si
npon the papers which founded We deem but JUS.
tee M. Gould 70 correct this misrepesentaion shicn ,ns.
communication makes VI our conduct IS us eo'n upon ~
Sherman uppre,es the fac. that the principal rouna
objected the sdayts that they eii not
even slese that essential ingredient OF the charge existed
1. strongly nsinusied by r Sherman that conceded
or did deny the truth OF the charge and 70 give
pon 10 Iii. n.nu.tion our names introduced and the in
nuaon garn.hed by italics The Truth is that neither by
s h ~. eh.S he'd any, foundation FOX hr reason ,ha,
hat then have MOI the es.t doubt that Il a, not
only utterly gIouIdes- bat I.Ygos an even E!aieu9 one
ofus. MI Iden counsel for The Cumberland o 'a ron
Company in the suit sherman and others ia which the
material allegations complained OF he verheson Of which by
NJ Gould the occasion Of this CHARGE were mad on nior
withdrawing The other cations derived mainly from
ne IL The ooo. q Nh Re SaR3n5 made ais o ss
officers Of the Company during that period
The facts carefully investigated and the conclusions
H.. g-r.eo rs--sfor