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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
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ADRAIN-Inthe City Of New Bruns~k NJ j. on Wednesday
The TREND, Of he family r.Pecty invited g attend her
urqs Friday afternoon S,h inst from the residence Of her
brother, ~ b. Adsn, New Brunswick at oclock p m
BURKE-ln this city on Thur.dsy July Elen we Of John
Burke ong connected with the Five Points Hiuse Of Ind
try aged 20 years.
Her funeral will take place the house, this afternoon a,
O'Clock.
BLyEA No Foman street. Brooklyn, Of sOne.ti.n cf the
brain, Capt. william L. Blye formerly OF Bristol H. L. and
late master Of the brig John Boynton, aged % years. months
and days.
Jay Bryant, formerly OF New Jersey, aged 90 yesrs
BRUEN-n Brooklyn, on wedns.dsy July 9 Jala. tssos
BmDn infant q Julius W. and Charlotte L. Brmn' ss'd
months and !! days,
CoNKLING-In Wiliamsbursh, on Wednesday, July g. Mr.,
Elizabeth Conkins, in the 3oth year other age.
DUGAN-In this city Tuesday, July John Or.eT Dsan
sged n years, 10 months and II days
FOWLER-On ThUrsday July James H. Fowler oly son Of
A and Jane an D. Fo 5s ssd year. .na ssd \. from
he residence Of his father No 79 East Thirteenth street On
friday July ., st2 O'Clock pm.
ENACiIENH ATFR-On Tuesdsy July Metha, daegb'er Il
Henry and Wheimine KnachenhsueT AGED years m'n'
and IL days
LENTON-At Yorkve- Thursday afternoon, Jsy7 Edward
Ills cr viii tsIe place from his late residence Third avsnu
% Tar ie 1,Isf' .s Sn sTs srS
nocr, His rem,in. viii be Inferred in Greenwood
81. Johns, Nova Scotia, paper. please copy.
AUNSON-On Th1r-dsy, July !, Cones youngest "a sher
OF Eass r. ard CoInels hnson, sfed year al d1y.
Tie Of tie family invited to s,,esd her funeral on
rddsy Ith in,t O'clock p from No los West Fory'
NCSULTI-u this city on wednesday, July jas cSly'
~ the jls year II bis age, native Of Donegal irrsnd
PRINDLEOn Tur.dsy July T. Lizzie B., oaly dassheF Of
"A C. snd Cahaine Phuds aged IA moO,h' and 10 days
Tne friends ard relative. of the family re:Pvotsy Asis
the funeral ths day at o'clock a. No nsfrfh"fn
street, Brooklyn
RlCHOn Thussy morning Jon Mason Rich, son o. Aom'
y. nd Sarah Ri b, IN the 55th year of his age
Of the fmy invited % attend IN.
IN eal his late residence, No 10 chs's s-rs.t
ths day, at 2o'closk p. m.
ROsE-In Jes.ey City Tuesdoy July s, Ada NJ yo.rs'.
daughter Charles sHd Margaret Rose ased ~ D0fihs AID -
SAYFR-Ath. rsdono. Little Britain Orangs CoI1'yN Y,
on Monday J4ly O'Clock ,. m, William s>ye n he
list year u Ia lge.
STYLE Brooklyn, Ludwig Bernhard style aged y>fs,
months ard - days.
WlsON-IR III. city, Mary wife of Jsmss WsJD, 10 -" Pf
"a! o her native Of AbbeJac., Qsens Copny i'@'a
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,rair a. the Southern Railroad dspot, .As. rue-day
mo,nipg at abou. o'clock. The vg,an: rstchmao
learirg sn " ussl noise proceeded u he direction 4
The care, and two of,he II eyes carried ont pack
ace Of eoods snd he third proceeded 70 abstis
tfrrk he made s''emp. % close the doors him,
th,reby cor fn.ng him in the cs-; bl. in this he ss
dsappo ted for OF the thieves Immediately CON.
me, ced firing a, him with revolver, the fir, bali
taking effect in bic hand snd the second in ne .op Of
his head TIE bah passing over end coming on. behind.
wit out doing dangerous injury. The gusrd fred a.
the thieves and hit Of them in the EFF siienot in
urng him seriously, howevsr. Thcy ~ fed, and no
rsce Of ther has yc. been scovercd housh the city
officers have been oa The alert.
Mis...ipriar J-re 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

ihcr ghi. that hs d,sra,s< Sa, ,S s;h'r
~ 81 be plnsfs . the sy ff,hs Long i.aat Con2An5
.hsy Tor ssch in-fy sni TOR 81 n
upeiio5 10 er s he dsDdsss os cosngls tie ra9ias Of
l-s eoa;a
Tse srrr ~u o, the unotisn pps1 0r few days
Bss.sa r piaprf W. Hat ,hins ~aiosr, i'r de'safsai
oSE % rHr Old polio: SrINS FoR DIVORCE.
Pssic Islrer ss. Ara Jane Ksiger
Ppll.p AMI Ann Jane Commence'i their Communal
ssssre y Mach Is49 s13 hyei ,osstnsr until be rl q
june l, Sr, sste ased he re-, ed % oss sth her On
,he ourd ,h ,hs r suiy OF vsrnls ats ~ inley
a. which lly -. sih Z his comPsiet Ilty hAVe
chd II PhD sesrs ~: hs Nis wss =,
n:ms,e With named fory, a. heir RESIDENCE No -
Cannon rt-se., s- .ha. .he bad i. iG"r lrs- a. Oad
F-o1s Hal amer of Gra13 sa5 Centre sire dlinS tie
norh' of Msrch April Nay AID JlFs ias; win man Anal
WlslE.
Ard Jars IN s-,w.- d.ris. Philp. charges and sg-
th4; IN i3s b. gy Of .ke gEa rrarsc sghns
ths' soc .lr-r- from tns sSs..s Ia iul-sy.
fhis rnorring NJ n Smith made 4 motion r sir0ry.
hicb opposcd BY HI fapp, 'j the pau;af, ~ho s
parties wing togshsr they hsd se the
ably for ~ ks Il ,b. hdrer aud that hey hsi
signed by whsh esch parry agreed 70 pay IL own
NJ s,s howcge stated TIA. he bad appeared In tAe
ne wa, eaiiilei = counsel .e-, u 2 sss urly rs.
Trap, sai that .Ac siutia u re11cei rcnusalcs
being n~1b q :ae "a rore. ThsJl3se sdoufned th-
Ill ney; Monday.
Joh5 b. Lsmbertson as,. Wm. FOsler.-Motion de-
lied WIKI 10 cost
Dayil I. Duuc lub sgt Ar:hur DoLnely y.-Mo.ion
died w.'h 8 ID oats ABIDE esCu-.
High McCTossan at. Hermann Meyer.-Onier OF
rrf.rsute fFansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

MIxiNG Ur rnE 'BABlEs,-7hC Ile9rctHt ,Cail
Journal contains the following:
Some time ago there dancing party gwen
up north most OF the ladies' present had niue paocS
whose noisy pcTYeTSty required TOO much attention 10
permit the mothers to enjoy the dance. number oi
gallant young men volunteered to watch the young
ones while the parents mdulged IN bfeahdo"h' no
sooner had the left the babies IN charge ol lhe
mischievous devils than they stiippe1 'ue hn, ha'S,
changed their Clothes giving to one the appate! oi
another The dance over II was time 10 so Aouie,
ard tho mothers hurriedly took each baby IN lho
dress of her own and started, some 10 tneF nolvs'
fen or fifteen miles off, aud were far on theu "Sy ne
fore daylight But the day following there was pIo,
irious row in that settlement; mothers discovered
that single day had changed the sex ot tHeii psOes
Observation disclosed startling phySo!oSical Iuen1
mera and then commenced some o the taIest icmsie
pcdesrianism; yiOg miles apart It required Two dsys
To uurnx the babie, AND g. many months 10 restore
the women to their naturally sweet dispositions. 10
this day Is uusaie Tor rny oi the pao! V4s l" Neh
turc within the territory
CoNNrSclNrxr WEsTERS RESERVE COLLFGE.-
Sunday afternoon, July le-Baccalaureate Sermon, by
Prof Hitchcock. Sunday eyening-Scrlnon before
the Missionary Asso ,.aion, by tie Rev. Dr. kendall,
ofPittsburgh. Wednesday forenoon-A Alumni uretioa,
by Stephen II. Pikrs, ESQ. "Wednesday afternoon
Phi Beta kapps OIation, by the Rev. Dr. Seeiye, OF
Albany \. Y. "Wednesday eyenine-ig.Le DociaiIa-
to- Thursday, July l4-AnniveTssIy q The Soc e'es
al O'Clock a. m; 0rs,ions Of The Eraiuating 'ns'
Address before the Literary Societies, by JG. hol-
land NJ. D., OF Springfield, Mas. ihe Annual Ooa-
mencement Concert will be gwen on THURSDAY even
ing by Ieands Brass Bard and Orchestra, assisted "
other talent.
H,rt.SroEv.-The small town Of Tiltcn, Fleming
County Ky on Friday last, was visited 10y GcStruc
tive hail-storin The hail iel in immense quantities
and was accompanied with rain AM very naId "ind
which swept q great many ienoes away 1ue Con
was stripped 20 tire ground, while the hemp crop was
considerably damaged. The day following the storm
vast piles wherc II had ara ed, were iound UhlhS4'eH
and sVme Of said to be equs! IN s'ze 10 men
crg. tChcinhal DS4e"e'
The immiera,ion 20 Wisconsin and Minnesota - 'sit
70 bo larger this year than ior three years pasl
considerable portion of tie emiSTaus are NCTWegian
TicId Cnsoepf thin.i BoaRsr saws that durlns the
frs; sixteen DAYS OF June sixiy-fve emgIauis, and
over thousand head o cattle crossed the Mississippi
sf that place tor the purpose ot settling IN M!nnesots
srhree hundred and fifty Norwegians passed through
Milwaukee in one week 20 settle IN La Crosse WIS.
D.pIxc ATryNrr At RAILROAD RoBEERr.-ln the
catalogue of crime for the present week notice as
most Conspicuous the daring sttem " rob the freight
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Court or SPECIAL sgssIoNs-IrLy 1.-se.ore Ja..Ics.

Connolly, BROwNELL and KELLY.
John Bynner keeping disOrdcry house; judgment
suspended Edward and Eliza Cssenbr1 Assault and betty
renand.d. James Carpenter, ssssl and bsttry ued 81
ro sssall; lnd battery udgmsnt su'pendd sTtl D@ye
assault al hsttery lJlneDt suspended Ellen Deery sssau
and battery: ld men suspended. Cornelius Gallagher and
James Dempsey stealing iLty Of steel andtd t.th
sne Hnrsy assault ami battery fined %. Mar Haley e.
derly house suont pended. Charles Richter assault I'd
ba,..ry GLeo BRIDGET Riley, asseuit and battery lds
ner. s',pcnde5 AsguNrs sehe as,ll and battery fined
81 Frederick sc1oener aid battery ucd g. john
TreDp.T, aa. snd battery judgn5 sTondec
Fanny WILKINS assault and battery fined = HaTnan Wen
DIR keeping disofery house; fined 30 John "oeTnfT
4, epibg lis lrierly hOuss; fined rs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
LAW LNTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIsL TERs-JuLY 7-BeioFs


SUPREME COURT-SPFcIsL TERA-JULS '-Betois
Justice CLERKE.
-DENURRER-FoREIGS CoRPoEhi"NS
MIST SET FORTH THEIR 1ScoRPotAIioN'
Th- pre,seu LiIec;ors sni Company oi the OO1ecc BAN
agt. Smith e. a. ~,
The action was upon pronissory h2.e, ON IL. u.
pairt. p.et ed tc upon without r-kins eny eA
- ~ ,h "a. Of their coposton or any eit nee 70 ' a.
by vbich he Company wa ilcoIpo-stec IL.
framed tie defend snts qeni oA g
ErSlrG ;t.. ca comp ART did no. 4ie ilA n p4-tn
-on-.., ard legsy constituted body, aId lega.y 81
b-; a, sr.ion either n the "a rs Pre,a@ DeeI0' s-o
Cl-rpsry q i. Az ether o. amer. . c..--.
r. h--e.o ore considerable eonrct n on OolrS
NJ "a Iint l. H. "a been dite-euy decided y he Ssiol'
G, ~ .be Srprrrne Cur. l. It's case lie Ju-e Ntea
az .brs:r review q pTeyoa. decs he'd ,9-- m
Muller Pc, NehO, flr plaintiff Goodman JesrP or de-
ts-csIil - =. -. ci.-k.
,Pyrrr,4ioS foR INJUNCTION AGAINST THE BEooSLih
TIERY CoMPAsf.
Tt-M.ycr. Gc lg:. tn Brookyr feI.f opnipe.!Y
This wGs an application by City ;of an IL uncLoh
q fss.rsi. tie Bic yn Ferry f1l-1s ost u.
Sn - sci ~, rh street Na-lst ir1n aAd LON ~ ioS "
-.nd ,.rs. 20 tn Place To ecnLi SoEl . y -
Ccu.. - III he riEht Of the City % eas I -tAll'
fu bi. IL tie sceLf rsces; ;la: cl te 30 o. AP AS
C.v s.5 ~ Jeremiah Nssrle and Others ne iry y IS ~
pm =. : III syeth street w iEinsburEn, rsh' o. s@i
90 ,rs Grad ..rret AZ el5etp PEI sunc ihA' s az
ohr, ave o-.sr rcd corpracn the He- q -" Long is
ana ferfy Az have u1sresd a. IN 1s OF -
"a, f,Y,. exercised al tseir Ehfs rAe sDeh N
,rfd With by the DEFENDANT. TAe piInfs sos a' iey
AZ. bouud 70 rlo thr s.s-s Om any snersShnsu' OPu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

Ruy OVER BY FIRE EyGgE-Clroner Sehrner
held Iques: =: t5e N.<-York Hospital, yesterday,
upon ,Ae body OF nan named Jsnes Garren, na'iSe
Of this city, aged 20 years, VINO wss r1n over ard
killed By Engine No. 3s, on the ab ms Deceased,
il appeared, was on ,he tongue, ba. g-t.og Usiei'
Jet go hi bold snd tried TO snp aside. In the ne was
Onsueeessfo as be wss Knocked down and run over
before any efIoit coud be made 10 ssye niG Fe'dc'
il sccordance with the above fac.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

RECKGrssNESs or Puor.-On Wednesday nght
Npard Bausr po OF the Janesp f,ryboa. Ono,essa
hs boat into tle Peek slip ferry boat Cuew breaking IN. guards
Of the Currw The afar occurred the gas house dok on
the Brokyn Shore and said have been Intentional on the
part Bsusr When tine Curew reached her slip on the WI
ausburgh side her pilot Frank Bslinston went ashore ard
demonstrated with Banr whcp after words, BALsr told
him keep his Old boats the be did no. want - D.
run over Upon this there fight, which Bsnlsr 20. The
worst of H. Bau is the lao that into the Carlow
some weeks SINCE aud dalsged her some when on Cogeas
u.ok ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
CITY ITEMS.

Our summer weather is perfectly delightful. The
heat is not sufficient to cause any Inconvenience,
while the air is sngularly pure and invigoratnS.
Last evening the sunset promise was for a contnu-
aDce Of the same desirable state of things.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
A CORRECTION.

To ne Edfoy ef The " y Tribsnc.
SIR: The statement in The TETnuNE o. th.s morn
ing referring 70 the arrest o: John r Sm1 and athefs
so FAR il relates 20 the Undersigned $ erroneous
The undersigned never had sDS r:e.es: N the nrn o.
+. Pollock & Co.-neyer purchased ;be WeaTe Barf
az sts,ednever had aDy dealings u made sny agree
ments with Dixon, 0. received sny rouey ;fom him,
and is generally mis,epresen:ed By tie article
refined to. DAyIEI FElTsER.
I,,L rv
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
TAdyertisemsnt.l

10 1HE IRAN I.llNG bOMhl Nllh,
VOLTS celebrated ScHEDss Agoasrc scHS.rPs should
the hands tTa-lrr. No family should leave the
city be without urpy during the weater II nya'
r.by the IN effects Of Of weather. aud
craze il Is the purest Lq lor made in lie world.
Put IN plat and quar- bottles Sold BY al Druggist, Cro-
RI ana Frui. Stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

Our readers will please notice the closing perform
ance of Bryants Minstrels, at Mechanics Hall, No.
62 Broadway, on Saturday next, at 2. o'clock p IN.
1t is gratuitous entertainment to the children OF
Randalrs Island, who will be conveyed to the city
by the Harlem steamboats,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

No QUoRUN-The Board Of Councilmen having no
quorum yesterday afternoon was adjourned to next
Monday at s o'clock, p. m. Only six members
answered to their names at the calling of the roll.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

FIGHr BETWEEN RowDITs.-Jsmes Quinlan and
James LOTUS the two principal Witnesses against
James Glass, recently tried for murder have srce
that tia frequently quarreled about the testimony
which they gave upon that occasion, Quinlsn charg-
ing Lotus with perjury, and tbs, be killed OFens
himself, and then j: upon Glass 20 save his own
neck. On Tuesday night Quinlan and party OF
friends attacked Lotus in Worth street, knives and
other weapors being freely used iu7ng he encounter
but without serions injury 20 either party On
Wednesday night QuinIan and Lotus met again, on
the corner of Worth and Center streets, when the
fight was renewed in the presence Of large crowd,
end Lotus beat his fellow w:tness very severely con-
GLIDING the afray BY biting off his nose. No arrests
have teen made.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

RoBBING HIs EVPLoYER.-FOr some time : So, M.
Lewis Dchng p~r grno-ry sr, Of Grsod sad
Third p D. has Suspected hs hs srs ffoeeres Nd
e had been robbus hiu aud s,ord sy set w>sch arn
bm Yeserjly be ie.ed him withs marked " oI shl;n
h had stolen from the drawer, aud s-archne am NJ
Sl4 in MOI cy which lad been tisen Oher oSe % IN.
Finh Station arc..ed him ard be held for ekan.naso.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

CoUSrERSrArEYr, S rHE SMITH ELEr BrE-
cl,pY CAsF-GmFFIrH IYPLICiTEo A. METBER
or lnE GASG-SJme dag since we published the
confession of John +. Gordon, one OF desperate
garg Of burglars recently arrested in New-York, a.
knowleJsing tie agency Of himself ,nd companions
in burglary in srr:h street in July, lsjs, and the
shooting Of private wa.ohnao; and exonerating
Griffith. wio has been time in the State Prison
for these ofienses BGckley the cicer who vas shot
by the rufian has cut with card, wafnng the
nIbIic not 10 believe GoTdon's statement, ss be has
tim.ef a.eeTtsned from seeing Gordon at tue TonbS,
that he was not the compsnionol the man by whom ne
was lot Oh that occasion. lie seems 70 he of opinion,
though be does DOT say much, that this confession
generating Giih is device Of the counsel 70 create
syppathy for hin, and secure lis pardon ~ Gov.
Morgan and pronounces Gordons statement an at
tempt to let loose OF his gang upon the comm unity
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Monthly REPORT Of M. DispHsaries Of the CHy u
Nli-. York for the Month Of June, 1859.

Pre,crip disp.nsed 3 loo 23 III 5Izo %55 ~
During the month of June above shown, medical and snrg
cal service. vaccination aud medicine Afforded stuit1usy
10 II 40 persons. -.
fever. .
The prevailing diseases chiefly Affected The respiratory agd Ita
neons syern Among he important bonc hits plea
risy measles scsIla;ins and whoopirg cough.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

As Syprous ~ not A Fatal FALL--As two men
were engaged yesterday afternoon IN psntng the south side
Of the large Malt House. the corner OF West and brt9ne
streets the rope TO the scafod slipped
brokeone Of the in the at Of falling caush, hold Of one
aold and then rope, by OF which be-
saved bi self The pTecipitated from esrll hight
20 the sidewalk Dr. Miller Immediately called and
animation found both thighs and the left badly fractured
beside other uries and had the injured possible
removed 70 the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

ARREST or \ RUFFIAs.-Jsmes Ryan, an oyster
opener in Broadway saloon was arrested yesterday
for wantonly striking Michael Jennings Of No. - Mul-
berry street on the head with loaded club, the PEE
yious evening" in Leonard street. while he was in the
compsny OF some female friends. Jennings was taken
home insensbe, and Is not expected TO recover The
prisoner was committed by Justice Connolly for ez-
animation. An old grudge against Jennings was the
cause of the assault.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

PIChPOCkFrs.-A Gentleman named Shermsn whe
avipg the ferry hna ~ take the Philadelphia train as syensn
A. Jr City rad ts gold watch sosu from his pohe; BY
aGroit thief who made bis escape ia the crowd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
NEWJERSEY I2,E.N&.

AWARD oF PRzEs-The Jersey City lach' Club
on Tue,dsy nj Sh awarded he prizes 10 t ate R,zsa
An br.ely wToush. silver goblet awarded . tae El
genie the h'st prize. silver awarded - Mr. r.
Mcclellan Who sailed the Gssee, the winner os IN" second
prfys
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

CHILDRES FOR THE WEsT.-Yesterlay afternoon,
Mr. Tracy OF the Childrens Aid Society, left for the
West with party of Children whom he will place in
good homes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

AccIDEST.-An aged woman, named Mary Connolly,
reading Island while posing Catharine stre
on Wednesday Afternoon, fell into culyet The corner OF
Cherry which had been m open by the woren engaged
10 cleaning il She seriously injured that 1t became
necessary 70 take her 20 the Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

.ysArIoSs daily OF No 0s Broadway-i,h charts and f1
written descriptions character indicating de!ec taeals ard
proper occupation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

ATTEMPT TO ktLL.-Hugh Mctluaoc was erres,ed
Wrnc.dsy nif, by Constable Fsr ~ Jersey I,y for a.
tempting the life Of bis landlord Johu O. Mstsashl,n
Tie ser collect th rent of Moo sde when he o.
sanltsd sniic. He committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

ATTEMPTED SCIcIDE.-A white woman, named
Mary White residing No. 10 Thomas street, having married
negro and becoming tired Of her partner took sudsnu ol
"Wednesday evening for the purpose Of s,tdesucou She
was removed - the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

ACCIDFNT.-A young man named Adam Towers Lad
one Of his little fingers OF In wheel AZ Toserss DE
tery GreenPoin yesterday The woand dressed BY d.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

FELoyIors Ass,ULr.--John Winebeck, who
stabbed Joseph Green al No. - Baxter street, on
Wednesday evening was arrested yesterday by OH
Ger Muldoon. The attending physician deposed that
Green was in a dangerous condition, and likely tn die.
Winebeck was committed by Justice Connolly to
await the result Of Green's injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

INQUEsTs.-CoToner Smell held an inquest yesterday
on the body Mary Ae a.a years. dugh;er of a Am--
Grc.npout. who y,rry burud on he morus 81 JAY
by b,r clothes ,akips Ere FROM hrcrackr v~rdt oi
.sth frm ail.u,a burning rendered. Also n. edy
Of an inlu. which ound the prkrcsd 6rcer p,
n -ns.k
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

The Rev. Mr. Iabapyp. for the lass II years pastor
the Rsfej Dl,ch Church GrAyeseu5 hss ,csgsed h,
barge IN cusegasnce q 5s hesl and tie Rev NJ haroa
has been called q M the lncy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

A MAS ATTACHED BY Vicious HoRsE.-A man
whose has yet anspred taken 70 the sh Ward
station Wednedsy evening, having been severely and y
feared fatally injured by vicious horse The animal knocked
him down Famped upon him. breaking MS ribs and man
ding him shocking lie conveyed TO tue
Ciy Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08


found, it was promptly forwarded
Picnic parties will find an advertisement on the
first column of our fourth page which is Of interest
TO everybody.
SCHILLER CENrENNARY FEsTWAL.-The 10th OF
November next viii be the hundreith anniversary of
the birthday Of the great German poet, Schiller. 1t
will be celebrated throughout Germany with extra
ordinary festivities, unless Germany should then be
wrapped in general war; The great German City OF
Ney.York with it. 200 coo inhabitants, also proposes
70 do something TO show its pride in the great poet OF
IFS Fatberland A movement has been organized, and
committees have been appointed, who have charge OF
the details of the Festival they have decided upon
its more general features. 1t is to be hree-days
Festival. On the previous evening concert VIII oe
given, in which the music-eXcepi that written Iof
the occs,ion-wil be only that of Schiller songs II
viii include Bcethovens Ninth symphony, which Is
the music of ScbilleIs Lied die Freude. Among
the committee in charge Of this concert are Messs
ScLsIl,uberg Eisteld, Bergman, Paur, Kruger, An
sclutz and Weber. contribution il On foot fora
colossal bronze bust Of Schiller TO be east after the
model of Darnsker Il is 70 be exhibited on this oe-
casion.
On the lOth Of November-the actual bilthdsy-s'
neon process iou will be formed OF all the German
military and civic societies, TO include all the Turner'S
ard Singing Societies, which will move from MadsoA
square. down Broadway, TO the Park, ard mp lH'
Bovery. to the Academy. In the evening, "alen-
stems Camp that portion OF the play Of Wslen'
stein which Cceridge did not translate-wl be per-
formed in the Academy after which tablesux vii %
given BY amateurs Illustrating some Of Schiller po
ems. Col Schwartzwilier viii lead the procession
the committee IN the the a;rics and tsbleau perform
auce includes pr Duou, Muller, the sculptor; Hoym'
of tie German Thesser; and Theodog Kaufmsnn' tne
painter
Tie afternoon Of the nth viii lie devoted to ora
ters n honor Of Schiller Indifferent parts oi the ct!
and ba,aus,s and bss VII be the crde. Of the even
IL. No single place vouli be sufficient 70 aceouno
date all who would desire TO participate in these. IH'
Executive Committee are: President, D- Lowe; VICE
Presidents. William a. kobbe, Jacob WindmlI.e'
Treasurer William Auferrnsnni Secretaries, pl MAJ.
| Sciramm and Theoior Glsubensklee. The ihAnV'
| Committee are: Anton Soheiilp, Taeodor Ms1cu,e'
Dr. Wilhelm. Mr Os;heim ami a number Ct wea'n!
German merchants beside. Delegate. from more
than seven.y-fye socie.ies-Gieeciubs, Turn -soee-
ties, Dramatic Associations and others-have 'aHen
part in the formation Of the plan. VIII fre weaner'
the procession will doubtless be one OF the most o''
| liant that has ever been seen in America.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08


METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SfROP.-Thls inim-
fable article may be obtained Il sole manufacturer, s.
sussER No. House and Of the various agents through
.r..N gt.-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

SEVERE FALI.-A young Irishman, named John
o. Briep m th story window in " he street yesterday
afternoon breaking both his legs and of bis tie was
taken 70 the New loh Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

DEATH FROM INTEHPERAScE.-Patrckk Kelvin OF
No 50 Baxter died very suddenly on "Wednesday night
from the effect. Of msmpersnce IL thou gh az Ts' that
his had beaten him desih but the Coroner inq red INFO
the matter found that there 10 foundation FOR the re-
mart