New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02


The Rev. j. l.. Hatch sui his friends have called a
meeting OF those opposed to the Sunday laws ot ths
State. at the Nolks Garten, opposite the Bowery
Theater, on Tuesday sveoing, sept. Is.
A NEw FERRY To STATEN iSLAND-it is wen
known to all iuer sted in tne suhjvc. that CREST dis
.iacon has long existed On the part Of toe people
90 te north shore Of Staten Island with their ferry
commoda,ons. Tie boats sye yely slow, and, what
is Of consequence, very DID, very liable to acci-
dent and constantly needing Teps'r These are serious
disabilities in ferry Intended tr the convenience OF
large rural population and hundreds OF OF her per-
sons whose business in the city requires that they
should have safe anu speedy daily access 10 K, AMI
one tbst cen always be relied upon. But OF Ter com
plants are made hardly less serious The boati, ii is
said are rs confortless they SO v ana there il
not the ss ntest disposition tie part Of the en-
rloyess to reconcile the pubcto toe evident contempt
with which the Company treats It, by showing TO the
passengers st lea.t On ordinary degree of cvty, aud
evidence of deposition to consult tner ccnVe-
niencs IL the captain sees cit TO omit landing, aud
thus compel people to wax mile or two 'uth'r to
their homes, perhaps on daIk and rainy evening he
does II tsere are more passengers than there
are ais, then the passengers may stand. Ii gem
tleman ~ fsuNeC oy c'uthth I'"'. DIV aPfeoS '"A
protection to al officer he told that il Is none Of his
business; if another is asked 10 enforce the rule
ecaipst those ilbred persons who remorelessly puff
their toLacc, smke in ladies' faces tia, part Of
the boat where ladies' and those who prefer to do
their own smoking can sit the answer of the officer
is that re has no the. In short for years past the
Staten Islanders hsve implanted that there Is no
evil growing out Of monopoly TO which they have
Il 4, T..,... h,fs, .rI.t.
they are et.rmined to submit no longer. An ar
rar cement has been made with the steamer Ihona9
=. Way, Cspt. Ryan Newark boat, to stop at the
Island on her way to ard from Newark. She goes,
we under stand crowded with passengers, and an ar
rar cement lie contemplated b. have her run TO the
Island alone. As the demands OF the Islanders are
very modest-they asking only moderate speed aud
safety, certainty of hour and OF making all the land
ings and degree Of civlity and Of the spirit of
accommodation-the Way can easily give them al
they ask, and probably occupy the ferry altogether
How BRusH.M,KER WAS SwISDLhD.--On the
sd of August stability dressed person entered the
brush.mskng establishment Of Jacob New man, No.
10 Suffolk street, apparently ID great distress OF mind
carving with him bunCle. lie inquired after
CERTAIN person. who had ssiodicd him cut Of and
said be was Hungarian noblensn, but through
eeyera reverses Of fortune ne had become greatly
reduced. His sister, he sad had died on the vessel
by wi ich he bad just arrived and he himself wss yet
lodging at Castle Garden where he owed so for his
accommodations. The bru h-inaker of course knc~
nothing about the person who had been 80 vicious a
to swrdie the unfortuns'e noblemau. The poor
foeigIer then left but returned Immediately in CON-
parry with Orchard Roe also wearing long face,
whom he introduced as biz coz rade and Interpreter,
at g. 30 per day. His own nsme he said, WAS Her
man Borr, his real name Count BornensIi. lie fel,
very bad apparently and desired the brashnakerto
buy his hurdle Of linen table clotbs, a part OF his
dec ased sisters estate Offering it at less than halt ts
value. The brusb-maker did not understand cloth,
but thought he krew enough TO comprehend that this
was immensely cbesp. He went go farss to nsolate
that il might have beer stolen. The unfortunate
nobleuan here became very much affected, and cried
bitterly, numbering az incoherent rep'oof A. the
maker Of brushes for sucn " mean su,piclOns elleg-
ing that be was noblenau aud good Catholic, .n1
was already ubhsppy enough after having lost his
" beloved sister - The sff cting to snch
degree that the good wife Of the honest brushmaker
cleo cried Z" in conpassion for the unlucky Count.
To make tie story short, Mr. Newman gave the
swndllpg theatrical peddsl 80, account, aud kept
the table cloths. The cloths turned out not to he
Inen and worth lees thsn hall the money are sdy paid
over, sod the Hungarian sod his comrade never re-
tuined. Tie persons charged were recognized by the
authorities psit Of gang Of ri ksters who have
been fund carrying on similar games before. Officer
Gerst arrested Born, aud AID. Brady committed hin
In default Vt 500 bail.
Bold ROBBERY IL THT STREET.-N nile Mr. Jas.
Speyer a resident Of No. IS East Tb.ty-e eighth
street was walking in Broome street, near Greene,
between 9 apG 10 O'Clock on "Wednesday morning he
met two men, one Of whom gave him q severe puoch
in the stomach ~itn his elbow as he passed. In few
seconds Mr Speyer missed bis gold cbrononster,
worth $500 aud immei lately informed the Eighth
Ward police that be believed one Of the two who
had Just PASSED him had taken il. Officer Mckinnon
was De puted TO 20 with him 10 search OF the thieves
One Of them named James Greene, was found in q
bsfbers shop near the St4tioD-IloEse. When the
officer came in be tried 20 escape bat soon over
taken sud arrested. his confederate followed the
officer AID his prisoner 10 the Police Court, where,
being identified ~ Mr. Speyer, he also taken int
custody He gave his name as Horace Wright.
Both Of the prisoners declare that they innocent
and the stolen pro perry not found upon either OF
them They were CONN TIED for examn alton By JUS
tee Kelly, in default o: zoe bsi.
The MYSTERIOUS MvRDER e. TIE SIXTH WARD
Coroner Schirmer On Thursday morning, renewed the
inquiry into the cause Of the death Of the anknoxI
rsg-picker, whose body was found on MoEday morn
rg la.t in the entry % No. IL Baxtsr street No syi
lsrce was elected 10 show at WHOSE hasi. the
net his death, nor was it asceranei WAC ne was
The JAY therefore rendered verdict that the
known man came to his death by violence At the
hards Of some perOn or persons unknown. Two men