New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08

srlBpws ArrRAY.--On Saturday night Michael
Haley ssasn unknown man got into an alteration az
the eoyrta of Canal and Centre strests, when the
SovNer was stabbed in the abdomen by his unknown
antsgc1 1T. The wound inflicted lie considered an
sercas one the loss Of blood which followed csoSOS
t1e aurei TO fall to the pavement from over OK
ksasi ion He was soon discovered and remove" !"
rhe Sixth Ward Station. House, and thence to the
N, ,pital. His sssssnt Immediately fed, and has not
vet been disc vered. Haely refused to give any IN
foYmstiSp concerning the ARRAY both men being In
toxissted at the time. Haley is cabinet'maker ard
Bvss ssNo IS City Hail place.
Tax CRY WIpEAwAKE CLuD.-ln another part OF
hs sheet will be found the advertisement of the City
Wide Awake Club announcing its organization and
the pr1 cples upon which II rests The Association
consists Of young men of the City and County of New
Ycrk and among its officers we recognize the names Of
some Of our most energetic and enlightened young cit-
zens That they viii accomplish much in the present
sanpaian, we feel assured and it is source OF no
lite qualification to them setting out at the com
neneenent of their citizenship with Republican Prnci
plee for their chart.
WARRINGTON Rights PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH.
Ths ed6ee was dedicated yesterday by services held
IN
morning by the pastor the Rev. Charles A. Stoddardi
IN the afternoon by the Rev. o. II. White Of Meraen
Connecticut and in the evening, at u o'clock, by the
Rev. William Hoge, D. d. of New-York The
Audiences in the morning and afternoon were very
crowded.
The church has lain in an ncompleted condition for
several years since the panic Immediately preceding
which the erection was commenced. -Four months
.so operations were resumed, and the building now
stands complete and finished at cost Of $4,000. 1t Ii
strongly built of brick, in architecture is plain, having
only two square towers facing the avenue, one o.
which ia 10 support very fine brass bell which wal
manufactured st Troy 1t will afford sea's for 500
GOO persons. The situation of the church, corner o
Opehundred and fty-ffth street and Tenth avenue, il
about the narrowed part of the island.
AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY.-The Board of Mana
s.,s of the American Bible Society met on Thursday
when communications were received from agents
irving an account of the work in their several fields
From Jason W. Stone, at Para South America, state
msnt IN regard 10 Bible distribution up the Amazo
and Madeira Rivers the Rev. Mr.. Blackford, at Ri
Janeiro acknowledged the receipt of books, and CAV
an encouraging account in regard TO the prospect TO
circulating the Scriptures in Brazil Mr.. Jas. Oliver
at Fray Bentos, in regard to the distribution of tn
Scriptures in Uruguay Col. Tronchin, at Geneva, ser
an account Of the labor Of Bible distributors in Italy
and requested further appropriations the Rev. j.
Baldwin at Fuh Chau, in regard to Chinese version
Of the Scriptures; the Netherlands Bible Society
donation for the library of valuable books relating
the Indian Archipelago. Grants of books were mad
70 the American Tract Society; to the New-YOrk Col
cnizaton Society, for recaptured Africans in Liberia
German Bibles for distribution in Canada; Bibles an
TesameDts in various languages for Rio Janeiro 70
CeylOn; the region of the Uruguay River, s. A, an
Bogota; with several grants to needy Sunday School
where there auxiliares, and for distribution
Ksnsas, Texas, and California, in places where theI
are societies; and Is volumes in raised letters fC
the bind.
Report O The DIspRNsApIrs of the City Of Nav