New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
Our New Rulers.

Our New Rulers.
Our new American Republican Corporation
was indicted into Office yesterday-IAAEs liar
pr, assuming the duties Of Mayor, R. L. SoHiEF-
rE1rx, of the XVIII Ward, being chosen PRESIDENT
Of the Board of Aldermen, and WIN EyERDELL,
~ tho I'D President of. the Board OF Assistants
The new Mayor transmitted Message OF reason
sbye length. which we publish this morning 1t
is in the main good document, sensible, peril
nent and plain spoken, and its doctrines only
reedto be carried into full effect to secure to our
civ much better municipal administration than
it has lately enjoyed. Its suggestions with re
card to the separation of Municipal af.irs from
National politics, the propriety OF enforcing the
laws we have rather than making new ones of the
same purport, employing paupers, fetrenchins
expenditures, REFRESHING Sunday tippling' &c
&C. are all right. We cannot forget, however,
that these are mere pords ss yet, and that every
party has come into power with similar string
of fair promises. We shall see how these gentle
men get on, and be ready TO approve or condemn
.s their deeds shall merit.
of the Native Aldermen or Assistants has
ever been member Of the Corporation before,
AS matters have gone with US, this is rather a re-
commentator.
Ncw-Jergey--The Old Hunkers Triumph
ant.
There was large gathering of the Locos, at
Brunswick, on Friday evening last. The
meeting was got up by the combined association
to Van Buren,, under the immediate charge OF the
renowned Col Zabriskie for the purpose OF select
ing fresh delegate for the 4th District to Bati-
more, to 90 dead against Van, Zabriskee and
his place.mar, finding the Tyler plank sinking,
made desperate rally for Stewart, Cass and Bu
chanan, but the Old Hunkers carried Van Buren,,
with q rush, over all his opponents; and resolu-
tons, sustaining him, were adoptedas substitutes
to those prepared by the managers.-Rlght! old
ones! We glory in your pluck 1t Is not Van
who is so unpopular, but Loco Focolsm.
FvLrox FERRY.-We understand that Mr..
MCINTYRE 10 whom was given the lease of this
Ferry, has transferred It to the present company,
who will continue to run their boats. we arc told,
at the present rates flare.
LONG ISLAND RALRoAD-The Directors of
this Road have commenced tunneling Atlantic
street, Brooklyn.
ROBBERY OF A CLERGYMAN.-One OF the men,
bers of the Methodist General Conference now in
session in this City, was robbed OF his pocket book
containing $50 and some valuable papers, while
passing out of the Green street Church at heclose
of the Missionary meeting on Monday evening.
contribution was taken up in the Conference yester
day for his relief und that Of another member who
WAS robbed on his way hither. Bishop Souie, while
the subject was before the Conference, advised
members 10 leave their pocketbooks at their board
ing-paces--a very sensible hint which may be as
useful TO lnymcn as 10 Ministers.
~ F." LIFE IL THE NEW WORLD, or Sketches OF
American Society, BY SATISFIED, Part V, con-
tanning Scenes in the South West; Translated from
the German by G. c. Hebbe, l.. L. D. and James
Aiackay, NJ a." is just issued by Winchester. 1t
is narrative of the adventures OF party OF French
men vino enigraed TO Louisiana about the COM
mencement Of this Century. Creole Society, charac
Ter, manners vices, are here depicted with graphic
pen, and the strange commingling OF races in the
South West at the time it came under the sway OF
the Union forms the ground work OF some striking
scenes. We have no room TO speak farther to-day.
RESPITE OF BADE.-An order was received yes
terJay from Washington further respiting Babe,
charged with murder and piracy on board the schr.
Sarah Lavnia, till the 18th July.
VIEUxTEMps.-Thisg great master OF The violin is
on his way to this City, and his first Concert will
take place on Thursday next at Palmo's. We have
been shown his Programme which is substantially
rs follows:
Concsrto in three PaptsMNo Allegro No q Adago, sen
nenal No. 3, RondO aIIegreiiO, accompanied will full
Second pur.-Modern Music. in the romantic style Intro;
upon theme Pirate" composed una
De Beriot Carnival Of Venice, composed by Pugannl
The Italian Singers and the large Orchestra OF
Pamo's Opera will assist him; and it is to be ex-
pecled that such attraction will draw large
audience.
From MoYRov1A, AFmcA.-Gov. Roberts had
appointed Thursday, the 18th of March, to be
observed asa day general thanksgiving through
out the Colony
The receipt of articles shipped by the Atlantic,
for the Liberia mission, is gratefully acknowl-
edged.
The barrels OF clothing from Rhnebeck, and
the box from our own WiIkesbarre, with its contri-
button from the kind friends OF Kingston and the
Northumberland circuit, must mention. These
garments are being distributed in every direction 10
our native brethren aud pupils as well us 10 those
who need, among our coonists; and many are made
glad thereby. The sell of china for the missionary
house, we shall take much pleasure in using-as
will aso we trusr our successors for years TO come.
1.-The box of garden seeds from Miss Garretson
and other friends of Rhinebeck, so carefully put up,
have come safely to hand, and we have already d.
vided them freely with number of friends"
FROM FLoRIpA.-We have some items OF news
by way Of Savannah: