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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

Two YouSG MEN SraBBED-0SE FATALLY IN
yURED-ARREsr OF The PERPEraAroR.-Last even
ing, Sergeant McKelvey of the Seventeenth Ward APP
pretended German, named Emanuel Geschwind,
charged with stabbing John b. Johnson and Albert
Price, two young men, aged respectively IS and 20
years. II appears that, at late hour Saturday night,
Johnson Price, and another young companion, named
Enoch Tompkins, standing conversing at the cor
of Norfolk and Stanton streets, when Geschwind
approached them and insuted one OF the party.
Some words ensued, when Geschwind, becoming ex-
asperated drew double-bladed dirk, the blade Of
which was four inches in length, and plunged into
Johnsons left shoulder Tho blade passed between the
shouder-blade and the ribs and penetrating the efs
lung inficting wound that it is feared win prove
fatal Price, in attempting to rescue bis friend was
stabbed in the eshy part Of the left arm, and badly
wounded. Tompkins escaped unipjured Geseh~ind
then made his escape, and his whereabouts was not
ascersiped M last evening when Sergeant MeKelvey
found him engaged in whettipg his dirk. He was
locked m In the Seventeenth Ward Station House.
after the occurrence, johnson taken TO the res
;aepee of bis father No. IS Clinton street. where he
was visited by Police Surgeon Mott. The young mem
aeee that no provocstion whatever was given for tho
assault while the accused Gays that ono Of the party
kicked him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

IysrALIATIos-Last evening the Rev. Mr. Henry,
late Of Chicago was duly installed associate pastor Of
the Scotch Presbyterian Church in Fourteenth street
REV. DIR. McElroy'sl. The sermon was preached by
the Rev. DIR. BcEroy in which be set forth the happy
connection which he had with that church during the
lat foriy-ive years. The Rev. Mr.. Adam moderator
ofbe Second Presbytery, 10. 81 proposed the constr
tutiona questions to the young PASTOR and the people.
The Rev. Mr. Mann delivered the charge to the minis
ter and the Rev. DR.. Dickinson to the people Aiter
singing psalm, and the benediction, the congregation
were dismissed
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PoBTrAIr OF ABRAHAM LrscoLS-Mr. Barry the
artist, las returned from Springfield, bringing with
him the result of four days labor in portrait Of Mr.
Lincoln. 1t is erayon drawing of Life size and is so
characteristic picture that it hardly needs the tes-
mcny of o hundred Of Mr. Lincon's neighbours yolun'
tariy given to Mr. Barry, Of its being an admirable
likeness The portrait Is full Of spirit and will cor
rect the impression Of the personal appearance of the
next President derived from the literally counter
felt pressntment" In the shocking prints which have
been made to pas for bis portraits. Truth constraDs
rs 10 Say thai Honest Abe" is not handsome mani
but he is not 20 locking he has been represented
" Handsome Is that handsome does however, b u
sensihle adsQe.
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SHOCKING AcSIDEsr-A GIRL KILLED WHILE
TIED TO Cow.--A terrible accident occurred In tho
town of Delhi, Delaware county, week ago yester-
day which resulted in the death Of little girl
veaye old The parties to the sad occurrence
William Scott boy seventeen years cid, and has tf
sister Elizabeth Dolby, the victim. Tie boy had been
cent TO take the 10 pasture, the little CIR accom-
panyirg him. He bad with him piece Of rope, with,
which be was To bring back some bay. On his way
be playfully tied end OF the rope around the body
of bis sister and the other end to the cows vs When
the COW had proceeded short distance il, this way.
followed by the girl the latter stumbled and FELL which
% frightened the that she of at srious rats,
dragging the poor girl after her, After summing
distance the girls head struck solid rot& crushing in
the skull and At the time the COW tail pulled
out 40 great the force Of he resissanoe. The gn
YVES also badly cut around he, face. seek and hAd
STE was taken up by the boy and carried home where
sac br,athed but two thxse times before exeling
The boy saia TO be ratlzr deficient IN nteec. M
il is not snpposed that he realized the 9mne,t daS ger
in which hs sister was paced by ais nischicvous
duet. From The Albany Argus Jase :.
DAReERous PLAYrHING.--A little dang Lter Of
Mr.. McDanieis, in Mason County, Va, hss years
old few mornings since rth into the ys "a Of tho
house highly delighted With pretty play hs z she had
found aud was TAXING 10 show TO Yer ns Their. The
m, Their was astoniehed 10 ind Y hrgs copperhsad
snskes The child had one hand just Nj the neck.
and the other about the middle mud tse faxed tongue
Of the poisonous creature WIS pro3ee3 ng from il,
almost frightened 70 death and inf rman SAWS shc
has 80, gct over II yet. number Of the family i'm
medateIy ran 10 the child and s,er some difficulty
succeeded M rescuins J.. from ia per,lous attn Ito,
WITHOUT being bit'ea, ,,darrsary Pa Patriot, June
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b. SENATE. WASHINGTON June 9, 1860
The bill TO settle the Private Land Claims of Cali
folnis was taken up and passed. ~. .a-...se :.
The bill providing for the punishment OF Marsbas
and Deputy Msrshas Of the United States for allowing
prisoners to escape, wSs taken up and passed.
hn amending the act TO extend the laws and judi
cal system Of the United States Oregon also passed.
Re WiLgoN Rep Mas presented the petition
Of Washington Golf pra ing t5st the Postmasfer1en-
era be authorized TO contract with him aud associates
for carrying the malls between San Francisco and
japan ia irst-ciasS sailing vessels and steamers.
Mr.. SLiDELL Dem, La made en- unsuccessful
effort call up The report Of the Select Committee on
Printing Abntee. -E
The Army Appropriation bill was takeuup. A long
debate ensued the Moment for paying Interest 10
the States for money advanced 10 the General Govern
ment for military purposes, which was finally rejected
Yeas. p Nays %. IA .r
Dir. DIXON fRep, Conn., moved to amend by adj
ding an additional oon, increasing the amount now
allowed BY Law for distributing arms and military
equipments among the militia of the United States to
500 600 per aDnum. 90 f.-. f,,..r ..
Nr. GRIMES rep, Iowa. moved to amend the
amendment as follows That arms bc distributed az
cording to the number of free white citizens in the
different States shown by the census of 1860 Re-
jeeted.
Mr.. WILSON moved to amend the amendment by
providing thar one half Of the arms now on hand be
distributed. Rejected. l.a-d
Mr.. DAVIS Dem. Miss.) moved to add TO the
amendment, " Provided that the 30 distributed
shall be manufactured by the United States Agreed to-
and the Ill paced.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was takenup.
A message was received from the House announcing
the death Of Mr.. Burroughs. or
Mr. KING rep, n. " offered the customary reso-
lutions and stated that Mr. Seward, who had been
called away, bad prepared a enlogy. -.
TIE enlogy was sent to the Clerks desk and read.
Mr.. HAMLIN rep, Me- and Mr.. DOOLITTLE
tRep., Wis., spoke in an appropriate and feeling man
Of the high public character and private virtues Of
the deceased, when the Senate adjourned.
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The NtT World, which proposes to elevate Journal
en- out of the realms of worldly wickedness and
godly gain does not forget the tricks aud lodges by
which circulation is to be gained. 1t advertisss two
three cent paper for penny, or less than the white
paper costs before ink and intellect impressed upon
it. But by and by, when it has seduced the evangel
ical thousands to invest their pennies for its purity
shall gee its price advarced to the standard Of
the il dependent press. The piety Of The Ner World
has a sharp eye for The pennies Of the old world Of
newspaper readers and buyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

ECLIPSE OF THE SUSAN eclipse Of the sun occurs
the 18th OF july and is visible in all parts OF the
United Safes to greater less degree, according TO
The ati'ude. In this city about onehaf Of the suns
disc sill be in shadow. A carefully drawn diagram
has been prepared by Asa Smith, representing the
actual appearance of the two bodies at the time Of the
greatest obscurstion in this latitude, with tabular
statement Of the various hours of It's appearance in
other places and much other useful matter in relation
to it. II 10 for sale at Ross g. Toussy's.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House tabled, by five majority, the request Of
Messrs. Taylor and Houston 10 be relieved from fur
Their service members Of the Committee on Judici-
ary.
The House then proceeded TO the consideration Of the
special order namely, business relating 10 the District
Of Columbia.
Among the bills parsed were the following: To in
corporate National Gallery and School of Arts in
the District Of Columb a; aud to authorize divorces
both final and modified TO be prosecuted before the
Circu Court of the District, and for the protection
OF deserted wives from the rpacy Of their husbands
The Senate has not to act on the latter.
Mr.. ELY rep, n. " announced the death of Mr.
Burroughs bis late colleague He, Mr.. Fenton and
Mr. EtGeridge eulogzed the public and private charae-
ter of the deceased member.
The usual resolutions Of respect Were passed and
fise Houss adjourned.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRrvAI. OF THE NORTH BRIroN.
Nothing Definite from Sicily.
BREADsTUFFs DULL-CoNsoLs slI0s5.
FArHEn Pprr1. june 10. 1850.

FATHER PoIST, June 10, 1850.
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool May
30, via Londonderry 3lst, passed Father Point ut 5
p. m. to-day, on rou'eto Quebec.
The steamships Canada from Boston, and City Of
Manchester, from New-York arrived at Liverpool on
the 2Stb. ..
The steamship Teutonia, from New.York for Ham
burg arrived at Queenstown 18th, with her machinery
disabled. 44
The steamships Bohemian, from Quebec, and the
City of Washington, from New-York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 3lA. .Hf iIa.l-rt
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Grnowsxi on srArERr.--Count Garowskfs new
book entitled "shvory in History" which we an
rounced shon time ago in PREPARATION Is In the
hands OF the printers, ard VIII he soon resaV 'or Puo
location. From the high character Of the eas'ed ana
accomplished author, we ant cipate worn OF great
interest and value II win come at an opportune time,
and will undoubtedly contain much valuable mattA',
having palpab;s bearing upon the approaching Pres-
dentia l canvas
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by Telegraph

not PHIlADrLrHrs, Juno 10, 1859.
TIE Japanese kept strictly in private to-day Many
Of them are III from the effects Of yesterday exeron.
Unfortunately during the PROGRESSION some OF the crowd
INDUCED in very language. calling the visitors
"piegers" etc., which portion OF the Embassy UNI
derstood es Insulting They refer this matter 10 the
Commission this morning, sayngte feared ourpeople
thorght them very ridiculous They viii visit tho
manufactures, etc, during tho week, unaunounced,
and as privately possible They will probably leave
for New.York next Saturday morning, 30 as to obtain
another Sabbath rest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
Louisiana Politics.

EEw-ORLEAss, Saturday, June 9, 1860.
The Douglas Convention at Donaldsouville has
adjourned Ii was represented by 100 delegates, from
2lparishes Resolutions were adopted condemnng the
Charleston stceders and expressing deierminat IN TO
abide by the Baltimore nominations. The delegates
appointed 10 attend the Baltimore Convention 60
instructed Ex-senator Soule, Gov. Wicklife, and
Isaac Morse the ruling spirits Of the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

JAcKAIoo AND The SPRAY MrsrERY.-Now that
the trial Of Hicks has resulted in bis conviction and
sentence 10 be hung public attention ia again directed
TO the murder Of Captain Leete ard brother Of the
soop Spray The alleged murderer Jackaloo, is stil
detained in the Essex County Jail in this city, to await
bis trial in September next before the United States
District Court at Treuton the capital charges of
murder piracy and robbery. He occupies the same
cell in which James Mcmahon was confined from the
period q sentence TO his execution in January Of last
year. These cells THE prisoner has the privilege of
twol are the most southly Of the fonrth tier looking
out upon the east ball. and are completely surrounded
by wife-havipg the appearance Of cage
Since the commtta Of the prisoner great has been
the excitement among mariners all along the coast that
the search for evidence against the murderer has been
most constant sr. elie Of Jersey City, the counsel
on behalf Of the Government, has recently been en-
abled 10 collect more corroborative testimony. AS an
instance il has been found that JackaIoo, on Monday
after the Sunday he seen al lie1-Gae alone with
the vessel purchased nearly 5000 worth Of groceries,
such as hose usually used board vessels and was
seen with his hands full Of bank bile. The grocery
man offered TO take the goods purchased to his vessel
but Lie refused prelerring he said, to take them him
self and procuring cart had them taken 10 the dock
at South Brooklyn, whence he took them into yawl
boat and went alone with them down the bay, return
ing in about An hour for another boat-oad and thus
until he shipped all Of his purchases. On Tuesday and
Nednes day he was not seen; but Thursday he was
picked up II Barnegat, already stated
The friends of Capt. Leete and brother think they
had nearly 81 COO with them, and the Chinamans story
that the 800 was the result Of his entire earnings for
wages does not seem eonssient with the subsequent
discovery Of his spending 500 at different places
Newark Evening Journal, June
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The National Division OF the Sons
of Temperance.

PORTLAND, June To, IHoD.
Saturday the Standing Committees were appointed,
to whom reports and appeals will be referred. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing two
years:
Mort Worthy Patriarch Dr. sls. L. Condit Of New jersey
Associate, Thomas J. Evans Scribe Dr. A. Lcksrdi Of
Pennsylysns; Treasurer Robert 81 Foust of Pennsy vsna
(hs,sn Peter g. McGregor Of Nova Scotia Conductor Ma
thsnel Constable OF Missouri Sentinel John H. Bsy Of In
diana
Nashville, Tenn, was unanimously chosen as the
locality for the annual session Of 1861.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ASSASSINATION OF THE JAPANESE TYCOON.

SPRIssYIELD, No.. June 10, 1850
The Overland Mail coach, wits six passenger aud
San Francisco dates TO the 2lst May three dayslaer
than by the Pony Express, arrived here "a o'dock
ths morning. ~ .r
The San Francisco papers furnish the following
highly important news from japan and China:
The schooner Page, which lsh the Bay of ysddo
April %, and the steamer Zagize with news tom
China TO April TO- reports that the Chinese have
cluded to pay the English and French Governments
their expenses, and accedo to all their demands The
porte and the navigation Of the rivers are be free.
The Americans are charged by The China Chroni.
Gle with having been engaged in the cooie trade and
proclamation has been issued by distinguished Chi.
official, warning them against the practice OF kid
mapping, t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

DEADLY ASSAULT WITH HATcHET.--iesteruay
afternoon two men, named Matthew Flood and Patrick
Herbert living at No 262 Thirteenth street, got INTO
an alteration when the former attempted 10 spt open
the head Of his opponent with hatcbet' but the
weapon was too dull to effect the murderou" design
Flood dealt Herbert several other blows ABOUT lns
head INJECTING wounds that may prove fatal Inc
sccu, ed was arrested and locked up by Sergeant oer''
Of the Seventeenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
News from Mexico.

.rr. NEw-ORLEASs, Saturday, June 3 ls60.
The schooner Red Fox has arrived here from Tam.
pioo. She brings advces the 9TH inst. Gen. Uraga,
with nine thousand men, had captured Guadalajara,
hat il was aerward retaken by Gen. Vol, who COM
pletely routed the Liberals During the engagement
cannon ball took off Gen. Uraga's legs. Zuloaga had
escaped from Gen. Miramon, and declared himself
prxsidcpf
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Sons of Temperance.

t-l PORTLAND, Saturday, June g. 1860
The National Division Of Sons OF Temperance are
row In session In this city. Twenty-three divisions
are represented, including several Southern States.
The Worthy Patriarch Of Great Britain is delegate.
The attendance ia large, and the session the
nest ever held. 1t will continue for q week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

FoR PlKE's PyAK-TAe Omaha Ne6ra'1'dH Says
the emign,,ion passing through that city tho past
Spring exceeds in numbers tia, OF last year dun tho
,ame season. Not lees than thhty-iive team1 aver
aging three men to team, hsye crossed tie Missouri
ut that point daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

Posr.OrYIcrs DIsooSTIsuED.-The following POST
Offices have been discontinued in this State: south
Royslton, Niagara County; West Hadley, Saratoga
County; Freehold, Greene County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

POISONED WITH BRAspY.-In Troy, John Shelly
and Patrick Carroll reside in the same house. Shelly
keeps GROCERY. On "wednesday, with his children
and fen ale friend he went 10 church, leaving his
wife at home. Mrs. Carroll also went 70 church.
When Sicily returned be found his wife stupidity drunk
hut this not unusual no paid little attention 70
the matter. AT ii O'Clock hs spoke to her, aed she
notice him, and he found that she was dead: When,
Mrs. Carroll returned she fonnd hsr little gri hgea
four years, lying upon the floor, evidently IN
agony. ON asking her what was the ma'el n,a hur
TO drink il, it was good. She eontinned 70 grow
wore during the afternoon; toward evening sue YES
seized with ctnyulrions, and at about ~ o'clock died
after having suffered terrible agony. here ho ucmo.
character Of the stuff may be inferred from ne fact that
shelly swears that he purchased the brandy" Tor
fifty esals gallon
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The Funeral Of Mr.. schoolcrnf,.

ALBANY, Saturday, June 3 1860.
The funeral of the Hon. John L. Schoolcrait took
place this afternoon, and attended by large
course Of citz.ns The stores in the city general
ly closed. Senator Seward attended the funeral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

DEMONSTRATION OF THE EMPEROR.
The Prime Gootairo, who was at the head Of the
prtsent Japanese Government assassinsted on the
18th Of March. He wac going from his house to the
palace " th lis train, when he attacked by IA
Japanese drt ssed travellers. His retinue had six
killed and several wounded.
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officers, including interpreter, were present. On
retiring, they assured DR.. Gross of the obligation they
owed him for permitting the TO overlook go important
q surgical achieves ent. ,.
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The An,i-SlaveIy prayer-meeting viii be held at
DR.. Cheever's Church this evening. The exercises
will he interesting.
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Reported Death Of Gen. yessup.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1860.
1t il reported that Gen. Jessup died at Washington
this morning.
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SENATE. -. Wa.HIsaToN. June 9, 1860
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