The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL /, 1855.
Ciry In,.I.tgencs.

CRY Intelligence.
MOTHER CHAIIEs0R AsorHEa SPARKLING Exms"rro--
Aaron Jones, the trainer BeDics Boy, has TINS
sent challenge TO asht Tom ayers the present cham
pion OF England, iof $40 and tho champions belt
Jotes says that DC Challenges the winner Of the ming
BIT for the championship 70 be fought April o. tight
him, In SIX months from that time for two hundred
polncs and the champions belt; the fight 10 take p
nta nnoop aha to be governed by the rules OF the ~
oon rrize KING Jones sangune and trusts 10 enc
well known generosity and magnapmity of Sayers to give
nrst chance u an old antagonist TO win back the repu
tation which be wrested from him in hard fought
neios and With u TO win what every man who enters the
fize King looks forward to the goal Of his ambition
the championship OF England. Jones adds, moreover,
ha ne Is wng TO increase the stake some three or four
hundred pounds agreeable the other side; and that
no desires that the first deposit be not less than fifty
for nothing Sayers whipped Jones twice before, and
OF course Tom will accommodate Aaron II he can con
venlenuy Aaron gave Tom hard pull In the last
struggles and az Tom must be getting used up his former
antagonist has hopes to from him the gloves and
the gold The pugils,s Of this city are going to give
grand exhibition Of the hstc next Monday evening" in
Hoyms theatre, Bowcry. The occasion is benefit to
the widow Of william Harrington the first champion Of
u sna pr h e
he ultimately worked as aborer in the Brooklyn Navy
YARD and two months ago became dspred, and is be-
appeared His widow mourns hs loss in penury, and the
pugs with all their peculartes step forward to her
Heeuan to friendly bout with the gloves, which the
Boy appreciates in the spirit In which 10 offered,
and accepts All the other stars Of the ring now In the
city Will set TO the same evening This display will be
credxble TO all engaged the managers will take hint
and look to the comfort Of the patrons Of the science
keep clear the stage Of all but the engaged and let pre-
cious time not be wasted waiting for changes The place
will be crowded to Morrissey and Heenan alone
preparations should be taken to keep or from the doors
the crowd that hangound for particular purpose.
Mr. Morrissey ana friends tried TO the Broadway
theatre but were unsuccessful
The JoURsEYMEN GnDKRs.-The journeymen glders Of
this city held adjourned meeting Monday night at
Mozart Ball. Broadway to complete their organization for
protective union, in order TO arrange tariff wages
for the trade. For the past six years most Of the
poyers have paid twenty cents per hour for journeymen
but at present an attempt being made to cut down the
wages 70 nteen Genus per hour AFTER the meeting was
draft constitution and by laws presented their report
which was accepted, and the code Of bylaws adopted 1t
Is the intention Of the society, when fully organized to
commend all members of the trade who working for
The minimum price aforementioned to strike for the
regular price. The journeymen silver gders made
strike few weeks ago. and still hold out The employers
declare that they will starve the men rather than comply
with their demands.
The ACCIDENT ON TIKI HUDSON RrvER-CoRREcnoN.-
There was an error in the report Of the collision which
occurred the Hudson river Monday evening, near
Hastings. The steamer which sunk the sloop Stephen
Raymond was not the North America as was supposed,
but the Of the Merchants ne and there
was only man drowned instead OF three reported
Captain Nelson Of the Knckerbocker says the accident
occurred by the sloop changing her course and lung
across the steamers bow when too TO prevent col
sion Two persons (Germaps) climbed over the steam
ers bow as the slo0p went down The at the Wheel
named Conkin, could not be found. The two persons
rescued proceeded with the steamer to Albany and
turned on her yesterday to this city.
SHOOTING ARRAY N WALKER STREEr.-Chsrles Horhost
was arrested yesterday afternoon charge ofelonious
assault and battery preferred against him by John Moss
Of Walker street The complainant alleges that the
prisoner fired loaded revolver at him with intent do
bodily HARM Horhost said be had intention of harm
ing the complainant. Held to bail TO answer.
DISCOVERY HUMAy REMAINS -Yesterdav he WORK.
employed In excavating the earth the site of the
old sugar house in Duane street, dug up tho human
mains Of eighteen dead bodies, enclosed in pine wood
collins, in toierable state Of preservation The place
where the remains found supposed TO have been
portion Of poters field for negro people at period not
remotely connected with the Incorporation Of the village
Of New Amsterdam.
MYSTERIOUS DlsAprEARANcH YOUNG LADY.-Aiss
Baird, young lady fifteen years Of age, left her
home No IA West Sixteenth street, at four O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, and has not been heard Of SINCE
She was Of prepossessng OF dark complexion
With dark hair In ripglets She wore q striped dress
black Grape bonnet and black delaine shawl.