New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

from such occurrence. AT o'clock yesterday morning
the gas was again turned on, and up to 5p. m. over
l05, go feet had been introduced.
"No WARRANTS UNTIL AFTER ELEcrIoS. '-Iwo
women, named Campbell, residing at No 70 James
street appeared at the Mayors Office yesterday, COM
planning that one of them, Catharine Campbell had
been brutaIy beaten by her husband, James Camp
bell They stated that they had made application Tor
warrant at the Tombs Police Court, and that the
Judge refused grant one for the reason that there
were no more warrants until after the election
FyrERPRIsE IN CHATHAM STREET.--An IRISH Va
borer named David Dogherty, in going home from his
work on Saturday evening, while passing through
Chatham street. was warmly solicited by three or four
auctoneers to purchase some clothing lie entered
the store and looked at of the goods but started
out again. telling the Jews that he had no money and
there was no use in trying to sell him coat lie was
again induced to look at cothing when the ques-
ton was asked him what kind of money he had. An
swering that he had IS gold piece, and presenting
at the same time one Of the auconeers desired to n-
speet IT, and no sooner had he got il into his hands
than il dropped into the moneydrawer while another
presented the customer with coat. David Dogherty
demurred but had to make tie best of it, and left with
bis coat under bis arm. Yesterday be made COM
naint before Alderman Brady, but as the Chatham
street men had witnesses and he had none, the case
was dismissed
The CouR1s-To-day being election-day, there
will be no business transacted at the Courts All re-
turn of processes, &C., is hence postponed to Wednes-
day.
Bo,RD OF Misunderstanding to get quorum
last evening. the Board of Aldermen adjourned to
Thursday evening.
Cry MoRTALITY.-The deaths in this city last
week were: Men, 81; women, 81; boys, "a; girls,
o.. total, 36l. The principal diseases were; Apo
plexy O. bronchitis, IL; cancer, 8; congestion OF the
brain g. consumption, Ga infantile eonyulslons, Az
croup Is; dropsy in the head IL; scarlet fever lo
heart disease 9; inflammation Of the brain, ~ IN
aapmation of the lungs, %; and marasmus, ~. Or
the deceased IL died violent deaths.
DISQUALIFICATION Sunday afternoon the Rev. FL
bridge q. Brooks was installed pastor of the Sixth
Irr;versalst Society, wOrshppng in the Church To-
Gated IN Twentieth street. between Sixth and Seventh
| avenues. The edifce was densely crowded, and at
O'clock the exercises were commenced with invocation
and reading of the Scriptures by the Rev. Henry
RIancbard The sermon Of the day preached by
| the Rev T. j. Sawyer, and after the singing OF
HYMN tho installing prayer was delivered by the Rev.
n Peters The right hand OF fellowship was then ex-
tended to Mr.. Brooks by the Rev. Moses Balou, and
The address to the Society delivered by the Rev. f. h.
Cbonin The exercises were closed with hymn,
prayer by the Rev. Henry Lyon, and benediction BY
the newly-instaled pastor.
p,vssrss rHY BELLS OF Sr. FEAScIs sERAPB By
,ncuRrsEoP HUGHEs.-On Sunday evening, Arch
hsbop Hughes performed the interesting ceremony OF
blessing the bells at the Church OF St. Francis Seraph,
= Tbrty-6rst street between Sixth and Seventh ave-
mos The edifce which is situated in the midst OF
| large Catholic German population, was completely
sIled ON the occasion The bells, which were placed
on stands outside the altar railing, asetuly orna-
,aepted with artificial flowers. They weigh respec-
lively 7s pounds and 400 pounds, and were cast III the
toupdery of Meneeley, West Troy, \. ~
and cost $3.50. At o'clock, the Archbishop
entered the Church, preceded by procession
If bows and girls headed by the Rev Father hna"Pn,
and bearing banners the girls dressed IN WINE, anu
wearing wreaths, the organ Pealing forth the Fea'
| Creator. Having been robsd in his pooilhcals his
Grace seated ON a chair placed at the loot OIL 'he amer
steps and facing the congregation, commenced INC
ceremony. After PRAYER, partly read ana party
suug. be- assisted By hs Secretary, the rev. MT
NcNerny, washed the bells with holy water. Adci-
tiona prayer service being gone through, me A1'n
bishop next annointel the bells with the I'm Oh
Inrrn, and Holy Chzism, in the course Of when ne
solemny blessed and sOnseerated them, ana asde~eu
them to Saints Franss and Anthony closing the eere-
monies with the Episcopal bensdicion.
A MUSICAL MausE.-SoDe naturaiis'' nave u0'''e'
the existence 81 such erestare, bat nave one As'
the circumstances Of his discovery and capture are
these: He made his existence and his singing lS0peh
sites known one evening hast week, IN Tue 0e p''e
Of the room in which We kept our oirus' I'VE never
have Ere in this place, and, as the olr io"' 'i"s
IN the evening, We were led 10 ssara i0' VIC cause