New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

comitsntsi Can't the propretors PROVIDE sssns' 'ne'e
also a. well as against accidents
rE Hon ZADoK PRATT, NJ. C, OF Prsitsvilie' IN
Ibis state. Is at the City Hotel
WV. II. Fry. Esq. the successful composer
eopora arrived At the Astor House on saturday
~ MAJOR Hobbie the First Assistant Post Mas
Ter Genera. il in this city.
- The packet ships Oneida for Havre. on'a-
o Tor London and Mon,ezums for Liverpool sal to-day
from this Port
- Messrs Grinnell h Miniurn. and Mr. John
c-;.,oS intend TO add four ships 10 the London
r,ns If Packets so ,ha, a ship will sail weekly from
each por-namely sbou, the let -th 18th and 24ih OF
each month.
- To-day Mr. Geo Van Brunt, OF BrooAlyn.
start. line OF Omnibuse- from Fulton Ferry 70 south
rs--v ns.s;ns I'd Fulton TO Henry through Henry IL
Atlantic and 50 to the Ferry New stages Tor the pu'
nose have been built They will run every hiieen MN
u,es in the day. sunday excepted y fare Of cents
- The Phiomsthean and Euclelan eoeie'ies
,eI meet ,h. evening AZ halfpast o'clock in Dr. fot'-
Church 10 hear an Grafton from Hon. D. D. BARNARD
and Poem from EDGAR A. Poe Esq
IL meeting Of the friends OF Cheap Postage
70 be held this evening At o'clock at the American
institute TO make public demonstration OF the views
the meeting on the Postage Law and 10 express
their gratitude 10 those gentlemen both in and out oil
,.or,-s.. who were instrumental in carrying the bi
through.
~ The Farmers Club of the American lnsti
nut, meets today at p O'Clock TO discuss the subject Of
Root Crops for -oiling Purposes. gentleman IRON
Texs. will give his views on the soil Climate and Asr
culture Of Texas why not on the Debt Morals and
slavery too d Interesting letters will be read
~ The Sabbath School of the Allen 81 Presby
,risn Church made an excursion Nonkers on Thurs
day last There were on board the steamer about sN
byndreS-haif Of them children from four to fourteen
year, Of age.
IL The British Consul at this Port Is receivins
absorption. for the building Of Church for English
Emisrant. in thi. City Can't they worship with other
Christians
~ We are going up TO the top OF Trinity sp'r'
today TO see how earthly thing. look WHEN viewed from
the Heavens
II In Spruce street a sign was put up last week
over Printing Office which reads Prafay. This word
i. not in Webster.
- A Chatham. street merchant has advertised
Gaironi.sd shirts We hope nobody will be shocked by
this announcement
To- II il in contemplation 10 establish new
weekly political paper in this city devoted to Nsuy'
American principles be called the American Ledger
prospectus has been issued by Mr.. Edward fiarfe wnn
proposes establish the paper soon as three hundred
dollars contributed, Mr.. Hare Is known as Neo
rous writer familiar with politics and psrties Express
Rather eft-hsndcd compliment, we should think t.
charge person with being familiar with all parties
compliment given the embryo ediisr both by the IN
press and Commercial.
rzrThe Boston lester says that "a hasty pudding
O. Il kent no
house on charge OF smoking in the street. Ii all thu
tribe who initiate the pudding were taken mp Tor smoS
ins in our streets we mi ght have some hope.
III On Sunday afternoon drunken man mad,
several attempts TO 4 row hmef from OF the Fulton
Ferry boats Some humane persons held him by tn
skirts of his coat When we last saw him he was look
ing for convenient place TO jump from one OF the docks
~ Mr. L. V. Newkrk, aged about 49, after
making some purchases at Washington Market yester
day morning stepped into his wagon, and almost imme
daely fell back and expired Disease of the heart IL
given as the cause of his death He kept store AT III
suffolk street
~ An inquest was held on Sunday at the dead
house in the Park on the body of an unknown man
found dead on the dock the foot Of Dey 81 He wss
seen on Saturday helping himself ardent spirits from
divers casks on the wharf by taking from them III
bunes Death caused ny intemperance.
~ A woman named O'Neil about % years o!
age died OH Saturday evening at No Leonard street
Cause of her death drinking ardent spirits.
~ Yesterday morning about halfpast 10 O'Clock
man named skidmore while driving along Greenwich
st. in a wagon. suddenly fell back and expired
~ An unknown person was found drowned
yesterday morning in the North River at the foot Ct
CORTLAND ST.
" Mary Little aged a, died suddenly in 33d
81, near sth avenue Death caused by nremperance.
~ Sunday afternoon drunken man denuded
himself of clothing in the lower part of Broadway and
while in that beasiy struck several women, and
knocked down several men. After INDUCING in hi
brutality for two hours period-during which great
many persons went in search OF officers who could not D.
force the City Prison. Mirror.