New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

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fsq1snt the .sd oose, fbs o'Ps 700 oep s
be un~eu iis' n,.e. read q ap9a,s .s ~,
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u time ,e .,iec p u ;he ~. e. "a 's as a.,
e,e~ constantly &C che P'mg. tn, M "cEhsL ~ - ~
tts the wind s fsir for any Of the southern PIT. boz
,t no or made T. take tbs vessel TO ssy pf tha' ye
sci cousiig hoys IN sigh, b1' that no ssas OF distress s
.et th n sr being fourteen days the crew tod ms
espn that somstsuE must De done %. oos ~,s
Chss brown s.d two 0nsr sere 10 one boat ana
that tbe DuInb'r nfndine eipta "a secou1 lite
tie other boa. ihs' got into The boats aoou $40 s
s-ns oceck h't white we laid doognar tnsf -
brig viii four Il. q us ,h,s esp5nen 49, % 10,
TIE beat IN Vach Opponent was vent sroora 'ns
s,sbcsd ~ shave n. water main a.' sz'nr.
that did Of the sid cut On r'inz ound le
iStes,t t5s spsnsn de- 70, E that ~sas through ID.
psnAnE bs. tbs s's tool in b. eOs one GA. o. bo &
sae vessel vert 90 miles from the hoe IN me wshs
1 1essbss p ,.s. %' or he Hole IN the Wa n
n.es toa did leave vessel mt u AID Cd sss
be had oy the captains ordsrs taken fthe hstehss
Chsrss Bfcrns German va. then 1S sSs hs Ka,s, -
her ss, voyage abe bep 20 les. on tie h day cut, and .ss5
S ~ s or had p no sp.r % SoTd S h.i,-.
esys bad wsiheE tour days before tee ship went sowa
ypd captain 5 the signal to vessel three miles
tbs stsrbeaTd le viii hss aud fresh e
vas not done bJ Gu haif eoel Wa over tue
be hssebes ,.ksn OF Tned my to Dsp., s-or
The copgl do net snoT wns was TIE csp.,in ;ssa
tbs cork ws5in the zane hos. With The wind was going 20
the Hole IN the Wal. DON think that IL good tc
Ns,ssa' the hole locked ift ha been made was h.sohst
There being o'hsr vitneses whose evidetcs Was
deemed necessary, the case was abolt being adjourned
in ordez 10 secure their attendance WHEN Mr.. Wager
moved for the discharge Of zig clieus Mr.. j. Care
rss. The c-uDssl for tie prosecution stated that, AZ
though at first there some circumstances vhics
led them to suspect that Mr. Carrerss was ipicstfd
with the others IN she attempted fraud be was
Sappy to state th2s thorough investigation OF the
case had convinced him that such suspicion was utterly
grout dlOss. Mr.. Careras was therefore honorsay
discharged. The examination viii be resumed to day
PRESENTATION TO REV. DR. SPRISG.-Mondsy evsn
ing in the Murray Hill Presbyterian Church. service
OF plate presented to the Rev. Gardner Spring.
D. D., by the members Of bis congregation. De-
Phillips made the opening prayer. Shepard Knapp,
eco. then moved that Hiram Holder, ESQ., occupy thu
chair. THE Chairman said no believed they were iu-
debted to the inistry Of DIR. Spring, thsa 70
al taDg else this eide Of heaven. in conclnsicn
trit uts paid 10 the late wife Of Dr. Spring, who
for 81 years was his companion.
Daniel Lord esq, next msde very Impressive ad-
dr. ss and read the letter OF presentation. Jasper
Coming, esq. gave interesting personal expsr-
enees 10 the Brick Church, after which the ceremony
Of presentation gone through with. The service
consists Of two % IUoh SAVERS. two pitchers ans
twelve goble'e. Messrs Ball, Black & Co Preparse
the articles and hsy Of the highest order OF WORK
mar ship. Upon of theesvers Is line engraving
of the cid Brick Church, as II stood upon be9kusn
street 30 years ago and upon the other s represened
the new edfee of rhe Society upon Murray Hiu. IheJ
bear tie following inscription