New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

DEPARTURE or MissioSARIEs FOR hDiA.-On
Saturday a number Of missionaries left Charles
town. Mass., for India, in the ship Compeer, Capt.
Tbonpson. The missionaries consisted q the Rev. j.
Il. yinron and wife, Mrs. J. NJ Haswell, Miss Jane
NJ Dawson, who 20 out under The auspices Of the Bap-
,ist Board the Rev. w. w. Hicks aud WIFE the Rev.
| !. ID. Brown and wife, and the Rev. ID. W. Thomas
and wife. who 20 out under the auspices Of the Mis-
,ionsry Board Of the Methods, Episcopal Church The
| Boston Journal says:
"1be Rev. Mr. yin,on il a son OF the late Rev. Jno.
yuton e q ka-er Mission aud goes on, an iBde-
penien, visionary 10 I'LL ne pot vacated by his de-
ceased father. To lin, aud bic wife, Mrs Jula Nh'
TN nee Iiaswel, who, al hour before her embarka-
ton wos "A maiden free, the event VI her sailing was
| frAnpht with uncommon intefe-t.
| Tie bride is a daughter Of the Rev. j. NJ. IIas-
| well at present in Bl nah, aud Is accompanied by
her mother The marriage was celebrated al closk
this morning in the First Baptist C1urch, Cambridge
port the c. remoby being perfurned by the Rev. A. r.
Mason ID. D. OF Chelta, assisted by the Rev. \. X.
Mason Of Cambidgepori, both qnclrs OF the orde.
| Miss Daw son is a daughter Of John Dawson, NJ d.,
Of Burnah, and go.s ont 10 join her father.
1.-The Rev. Mr. Hicks and the Rev Mr. Brown are
from the Baltimore Conference. Tie Rev. Mr.. Brown
j. from PotSd m, New-fors, and u member 81 the
Bask liver Conference. Their destined field Of labor
lies IL the northwestern part OF lndI IN the vicinity
| Of Lucknow
The Rev. Mr. Hicks was married last week In 81.
Paula Church Fourth avenue, 10 Mira Hart Of this
city. The services board tho ship consisted of read.
ing selections from the scrpturs by The Rev. J. G.
Warren, ID. ID. Prayer was offered by the Rev. David
Terry Recording Secretary OF tie Missionary Society
Of tho NJ. T.. Church aud brief address by the Rev.
Mr. Duer AZ the vessel leit the wharf the mis
,opsres and their friends united in the singing Of sp
proprale hymns.
| FAr.L FALL.-Patrick Qukan, lsborer, while
| employed on tho new building in Broadway, near
Resde street, fell from the third story 10 the pavement
and wa 20 serioufly injured rs 10 'anre death. Coo
ner Jackman will bold an inquest on the O'dy To-Day
! Tiirytecond street, near First avenue, where he
| leaves a wife and sx Children
| A DIsgosTsr BsRIENDER.-Henry McGill, bar
tender for John NJ, Guire OF No. AZ Second avenue,
| was Yesterday taken before justice Qcac kenbush,
Charged With having stolen gold waich and cham
and tuall amount of money IN AL Vhlneh NJ !Oo,
| from Ills employer. portion OF tie property was
found ON he person Of tho accused and the remainder
VIA ,een M HE po4s.sson. Justice Qnackenbush be Id
the p,i.ouer to bail 10 81 90. John Young OF No.
| BIG Second avenue became lis security.
| Rrpo,,ps Arprsrgp.-,John Smith, John Casey,
and En- derrick Maddy, were arrested on Sunday night
| an the Eighth WaId on susI icon oil buItLny. AZ d
homo in Mcrcer street, near Bleecker, was ionld
rruuk containing quantity Of silver ware, alleged TO
|
supposed 70 10 the proceeds OF burglary pepe'raed
in Beekman street Oh Saturday hight The prisoners
we're committed by Justice Connolly for examination
Tue police confident Of tracing other property sup
| posed to have been stolen by the accused.
| A FEMALE Observation-Disclosures Cnrran wa. sr-
rested on sunday evening IN the Eie'enth Waid,
! charged with having broken into the drugstore No. ;"
Ayenae b. and stolen thereroni g In money. justice
| Steers committed the yccus.d 10 answer.
|
ISsuLTrp AND IsJUnrp.--Early on Monday morn
ing Ellen Mccoy, a young womau who bad Jnsi ar
lived by the New-Haven treigi-tFsin; "hs lhsued 10
Forty teeord street ty consmiloie lOaier, ana IN
endeayoripg 20 escaye from him, the unfortunate girl
fell into sewer aud WIS severely injured. She was
found in AN insepsitle condition ny the polee, ana
conyeyed 70 Bellevue Hospital The seouDdrel who
iDsulttd her escaped
PoR IpyyriricArios.-Au officer Of the Nineteenth
WARD on Monday morning, iouno AT the 1901 OF oeven
I, first street, East River, snii OF light Summer
clothes marked {" 81. NJ, supposed to have been tie
prorerty of an unknown man who 10 thought Ia have
bee1 drowned while bathing at that point; Ia the
no. kets of the pants were found number 81 K. and
su eyeguss with one of the glasses gone. The clothing
IN IN. E;nstsenh Ward Station House Tor