New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-14


NEW PAsToRs-The following changes in the
Brooklyn ministry have recently taken place:
The Rev Mr. Robinson of Troy hiss been installed
over the First Pres by terrain formerly Dr. Coxs; the
Rev. Mr. Holmes has made his mark in the Lse-sve.
REF Dutch, and $20,n0 has been raised toward
building new churchi the Rev. Theo. l.. Cuyler has
accepted call to the Pars fresoytensa Church and
his people are about TO build new edice; the Rev.
Mr.. Norihrup from New Haven lwho has lately msds
sensation in England is soon to return and assume
the charge of the Park Congregational Church. the
Rev. James Ees will be installed on the 18th inst.
over the church the flights, late Dr. Bethunes the
Rev. Mr.. West of Cincinnati has accepted call to the
Second Presbyterian, formerly DIR Spencers the Rev.
Mr.. Lttejohh of New-Hsven succeeds the Rev. DIR.
Lewis at the Holy Trinity; and the Rev. Dir Wllletts
promising young clergyman Of the Dutch Church in
Philadelphia has just received call to the First Re-
formed Dutch, formerly Dr. Dwight's Qats the Rev.
hr. Van Giesen's, which il s understood he will
accept The Rev. VIM. Il. Lee of Farhaven, Conn,
has been called to the Greenavenne Presbyterian
Church, aud will be installed next month; new edi-
ice, to cost S4O,G0 is now being 0r"ctsd by tho
Church.
LIBEL SUIT WIrHDRAws.-Some time since Judge
Culver OF the BTookl City Court commenced su for libel
sgsnst the gentlemen comprising the Law Committee Of the
S1,TS q c59of Wal. and
spectn him in the Brooklyn paPers The charges not having
day discontinued the sganst the gentlemen named Among
the reasons for pursuing this course the following in his
e.t on the bench to be in litigation unless in
practising in yConrt Besides my time belong. to the public
and while hoeins the me- time
nesses qnabbs With lawyers What sOae time consistent
with the faithful dichuge Of my official duties can have do
devote 70 the Republican cause in the coming contest"
ALARM OF FIRE-A MAN FATALLY Injured
Abou, O'Clock Thursday evening there alarm Of fire
lsl ls The alarm was csaseG BY light FIRE in house
in Wafnn street, Court street In proceeding along
closely that Of the brakes struck the
OF
taken to Leayenwohs drug store Of
Court and Joaemon streets where he attended by Sur
Ball and others He subsequently taken to the Hos
Pa His injuries are supposed 70 be ola fatal character
ESCAPE fRoM CoURT.--A man named Frederick
Hag brought before Jssce Corhw ell yesterday the
charge stealing iron from oundery ia Water street upon
tn months While the Clerk making the commit.
ment Hight managed slip out Of Court unperceived He
had hardly reached the street how before he missed
and pursued by the officers who after most exciting
finely recaptured him.
THE RECENT ENGINE AccIDEsr.-Mr. Thos. Kerri-
q Hose Company No who injured in consequence of
ns st slise and bat cas- e although hi. rscoSsy can
hardly beIpected surgical examination proved that his
breast bone had been broken and that be had sustained other
BURGLARS ARREsTED.-Two young men, named
Thsmss Sweeney and William Dalton, arrested by Officer
So0hOf and Constable Lam Thursday night after having
broLen into he house Of George A. Talbot No 1903 Willow
yiousy brol into the hone Of Mr. H. Rversmith No 4
umbs street Sweeney years age Dalton
teen They committed for hearing by Justice COmwe
ATTEMPT TO CoMnIr RAPE.-A man named James
Kelley arrested yesterday by Officer Bell Of the Sixth
Police Precinct, charged with attempting commit rape
upon the person Of yOnng lady named Mary A. Wtteke
aiding In Mesrole street. Kelley held for examination
SERIOUS AccDEsT.-A boy named George Sick
man sbag 10 yea Of age, living No Lee avenue, In
play Ing with other children he fell and the knife entered