New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

OF extraordinary severity 10 brewing along the coast
The mercury has been very uneasy for couple Of
days past, and ia now falsng. The weather-wise
expect the storm to break upon us within three or
four days-perhaps sooner, possibly q little lateN
ANY yachting. other pleasure excursions down the
coast ought, therefore to be postponed for a few
days.
| GUs-SHOT WoUEDs.-Dr. Raphael delivers biz
fouth lecture gun-shot wounds to-day OF ~ M,
in the Medical College in Thirteenth street He will
treat in this lecture of wounds in different parts of
the body, THEN relative danger and treatment.
ARREST OF An OLD SEcEsslomsT.--It will be
remembered that early in the history OF Secession
| ism, Capt. Michael Berry Of SpoHord, Tileston &
Co.'S line of steamers trading between this city and
Charleston, showed by unmistakeable tokens OF
| featy to the Southern Rebels and their eause-eveu
Haunting their Gag in faces-that he was,a full
| hedged Rebel himself. So conscious was be Of his
own diaoyaity to the United States Government,
that when Capt. Whiting, formerly Of sle Marion,
was appointed to take command of the Columbia,
Capt Berry solicited to be taken passenger TO WASH
ingtoD, but Capt. Whiting declined, saying that If
Berry was allowed TO proceed to Washington in the
vessel be would not sail her. On that Sun
day morning the Rebel Captain Berry OBJ
tanned the services of tug boat which took
him off fiom the end Of Pier No. 4, and conveyed
him to the jersey shore, landing him at the wharf
Of the Erie Railroad. BE took that course because
be feared that the multitude which that morning
awaiting the arrival Of regiment about TO proceed
to the seat Of war by the Marion and other steam
ships might get the signal that he disoyal, and
tear him 10 pieces. Literally he had to fee before
his own consciousness Of guilt and completely with
the Secession caue. From that time TO the present.
biz place Of Soncealment was a secret, known onyto
himself, although il has been rumored a, different
times that be had entered the service OF the Rebel
! Gove eminent.
/ AT last, however, the place Of his hiding became
known to some fitting spirits who had been penetrat
ing the recesses Of secesh subject to the order Of the
Government. Ittuns out that he has been concealed
Ia this very vicinity for 4 long time. Officers have
been in special search Of him since September2i. but
not til yesterday morning did they succeed In cap
turing their pyize. He was immediately conveyed to
For Lafayette in charge Of Detective RaynoT Of the
Booklyn Police force, who arrested him.
The charge against Berry involves bis course in
showing bis readiness 10 acknowledge the independ-
eHce of Souh Carolina; sailing his vessel under the
Palmetto flag while using license from the Govern
mcnt of the United States the reception Of tokens
OF appreciation from the Re6els while his ship was
in Charleston; his frequently ayowed sympathy with
tho Rebels and The strong presumption that he has
been, since, engaged in their service.
NTw-YoRK TYPoGRAPHIcAL SocETY.-The regu-
Lar semi-anuual meeting Of this society was held on
Saturday evening, when the following officers were
elected for the enspng term:
| President -Jsue. P EeIm!th.
| Vice Presidsut-James NandeIbeck.
| SecTetary-ThonsA &. Faulkner
| TreasureT-yohn @. Clayton.
Tiustsss-Junss White, Chste, C. Savage and George
Parsons.
The society now numbers lob members
BEAUTIFUL AurUsA FLowERs.-One Of the finest
collections of dahlias and roses we have seen has
been shown us by Mr.. A. G.. Burgess, nurSeryman
and florist, Of East New-York. Among the dahlias
the new seeding, Mrs. Eliza Burgess, is pre-
eminenty beautiful. It's color is very rare being OF
BLUSH lilac shade approximsting to Questionable
Solferno and in shape it is perfect globe, the pc
tails crowding close to the stalk beneath, and each
being equally developed. This magnificent flower
received special premium st the recent show Of The
BROOKLYN Horticultural Society aud another al
Flushing Mr.. Burgess also shows new seeding
pink rose, Ms Lincoln, which has from twenty
70 TWENTY-FIVE buds on a truss and is very fragrant
and perfect. OF the Austrian evergreen Ddphne
crodyum, the specimens arc very fine. The D0Phne
is a perfectly hardy evergreen, grows close to the
ground like yerbena atains the hight OF one loot
blooms IN Spring earlier than any other shrub, and
perfumes tho air with succession of flowers until
the Autumn fross arrive.
H.B.M gun.bOat Steady, Commander Grant, ar
rived yesterday morning from Oh the Charleston
bar.
Cart. A. II. Schultz, who went TO Europe as
bearer of Lord Lyons dispatches, taken Dy our
authorities from Mr. Muir, returned yesterday MORN
inc and Immediately left for Washington. lie was
ON board the Great Eastern when the disaster oeie'
her. and, by request of the captain, acted as hrS'
officer when the first mate was disabled
E.RLEs NEw HorEL.-Earle's new hotel cor
ner of Canal and Centre streets was opened yeSSeF
8 day morning to the public. Up TIL O'Clock P. m
! about seventy guests had registered their names
repre,entng nearly every one OF the loyal States
.bou, $50 ,nsss sat down TO dinner in the spacious
room set mart for that purpose. Every comfort and
conveni ,noe peculiar to modern hotei hie mas 0ee'
prepar ed for the guests at this es'aonshinea''
P.,IEAsEp.-The bark Emanuel Ortiz, whiel
cl Jared for the coast of Africa several weeks since
/ md was detained by the Collector on suspicion o
y being fitted out to engage in the slave-trade wa
v.sterday. afier full examination released for