New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24


son-st and Patrick engaged m discussion reativ,
to Gaubad pnd the Pope OF Rome yesterday AFTERNOON
Az DeTomng nna h hncy IIrep zen "
cinched and had severe tusslc but finally Harvey
pnt out by the proprietor, who, in addition drew mie
and made a thrust 81 Harvey which took effect in hs
wrist cutting severe which bed profusely and
quircd the immediate attention Of a surgeon prevent
him from bleeding to death. Werhahn was arrested
EEHAWKEN.-Edward 5sclly, n mason,
and Charles Turner sailor fough acre for $3.50 ode
yeseruaS mummy tng called The sands , I" bu, oo
spectators from the foot q Eghteenthst New-York,
calling al Manhattanve for the two principals who had
gone there avoid arrest The party reached the dock
about in the morning. but Lad TO wait an hour for day
commenced their brutal work very rapidly by Furnishing
one another severely. Kelly's nose put out Of
Joint and he returned with murderous effect his oppo
nent's Jaw After about hail hours severe fighting
Turner landed frghtful blow on Kelly ribs gaining
first knock down Soon aftervard Kely's right eye
closed but Turner got advantage over Kelly aud pun
ished him about the head most numerically In the SIX
teenth round both men rushed each other savagey,
both their faces having been hidcOusly battered and
Turner got in frigh1u blow on Kellys ribs knocking
him down and being his of his
ribs was found broken The seventeenth and lat round
purely buchery, Turner losing no time I'm atterng
Kellys head ana finally knocking him into his corner.
Kelys seconds last seeing earthly chance for him.
up the sponge Soon after this the party returned
board d, @ more They fought one hour and 20 Minutes
The tug landed them at Fortieth-st., NewYork.
NEWARK.-The Rev. Isaac Riley, colleague
cOpasor Of the Park Presbyterian Church. The
by tho Rev Edrdge Mix the pastor OF the First
Stearns took part In the services. military
izatOn. To De known jackson Guards No was formed
on Tuesday evening, with Thomas Hunteytas Chair
Frederick Douglass lecured In the Central NJ t.
Church last evening and In the Montclar Presyterian
Church he will lecture this evening self Made Men,
The selfstyled Democracy intend 10 start campaign
penny morning paper here on the 1st OF November.
JAMESBURG, n 1.-THE trustees of the
State Reform School have sent invitations 10 the state
officials and others attend the opening OF the nstu
ton Tuesday the Goth inst The school has 400 acres OF
land and % pupils.
P0WERVILLE, n. J.-Abram Hyler, an EN-.
poye oftthe Powerye Roing-Mill Company was found
drowned yesterday morning In the raceway near the
works He leaves large family.
NEWT0WN.-The skeleton of man was
found in the woods by coOred man, who TOOK te skui
TO the village. The coroner held inquest yesteruhy'
The cOlored man arrested suspicion OF neIng I'M
plcated. The clothes and remains await idehtincaon'
FlSlIKILL.-A new hall, capable oil hoiding
700 persons, has been opened IN this village.
MOUNT VERN0N.-The Teachers institute
In session here has been addressed by Prof. .c
Rev j. B TOOns0n and the School Commissioners iho
sessions close tomorrow evening.
GEORGETOWN, CONN.-Mr. DemnlOh
sturgcs, the contractor. whose sudden hsapp.aiaoo
eauacd much anxiety last summer, has been neIa HVm'