New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-17
City Items.

,.,arv and resolution unanimously passed mat ihey
should be publshed-sratuitousy by those EDITORS "n1
would and for pay elsewhere An invitation was s'el
70 the audience attend debate on the subject OF
Free Soil AZ the Church l46 Hesiers,reet Tbs Evening
and the meeting adjourned.
IT. The Ereaing Post goes in good and strong
for the establishment Of Free Public Baths Inc IN
bune ditto.
~ Iron Cups al the Public Hydrants IL mo-"
the bsre cry of New York's Dusty Thousands. while
the women and children are strongly IS ever II favor
Of Benches around the Fountain
~ Yesterday afternoon the whole Southern ky
va. .nread with dark calico clouds. which betosened
-,ng they shortly after rolled up the dry goods and
laid them away the shelf
III very patient and contented looking crowd
he secn any time in the afternoon summing them
, nnder the trees in front Of Mr. Ms-selr- slice
under the Almshouse They not paupers who have
mistaken their way although they have been begging
Justify for some dsys but simply the members Of the
New Police who. having got their appointments AL safe
and secure dance attendance while the clerk i making
out the papers They are generally pretty fair look
ing set with OF course some hard exceptions and we
presume tina, Mayor Hsvemeyer has done the best ne
could under the circumstances. large heap OF newly
turned airround (as supposed lying on the door
step attracted our attention and inquiry we found inai
they were the new dice Clubs for the purpose OF keep
ing the public peace We hope they will be more sue
cesu in ih regard than certain other Clubs we woi Of
Tho swearing in Of the New Police he's been com
petcd a. far the Eleventh Ward and the whole bus
ness will be finished up few days.
~ Bernard Lo'cJer Master Carver, has jusi
been convicted in the Court Of Sessions Of assault
and battery upon bright and interesting lad Of about
! H. named Charles T. W Miller who was at work for
Lowbcr II appeared from the evidence that the master
required the boy come to work At half past and >
O'Clock in the morning. and because his father did not
permit him 10 do So Lowber beat him with leather
strap knoed in manner that large wells, the
size Of finger appeared upon his legs incapactatns
him for working. 1t appeared that he had beaten him
frequently before. An English Doctor, named Iuttle
who visited the boy the request Of Lowbcr ten days
afterwards the marks remaining but thought must
have been light blow to have left the marks only ten
DAYS The jury convicted the accused, and he was
dercd 10 pay fine Of So.
We know there few wretched men still remaining
IN the world benishted so brutaly ignorant in spite
of al the light Of education religion and the humanizng
spirit of the age who think right and even necessary to
beat poor creatures who work for them. Th. barbary
is fact practsed on the most gigantic scale in some
parts OF country, where millions OF human beings
are born. toll and die under the lash But we
had hoped that should not be called upon to rcord
any more such here between master and slave Of
the same color the society and in every respect
possessing the political and social rights The pun
ishmcni for the crime OF this man-a crime which we
deem among the atrociOus hat can be- committed
az is against Humanity and not merely individual,
that ever blow siruckhas been fixed by the law and
therefore we shall express opinion to its ade
quacy.
r-sss That most beautiful and interesting ceremo-
nv the marriage Of two deaf and dumb loyers-took
place on Tuesday evening at the Church Of the Ascen
sion The groom according TO the Commercial Mr.
Gallaudet-" fine young man. OF gentlcmanly and in
iegcnr aspec-ihe bride vision Of beauty in her attire
of snowy white with the bridal chaplet GROWING her
fair brow With their attendants they advance TO the
front of the chance and kneeL The clergyman reads
the Introductory prayer which Mr. Poet translates into
the language of silence by expressive signs and reyeren
ta movements.
The nuptal rite procceds-the groom answers when
he is called upon make the solemn pledge of fidelity
honor and comfort for he has the M OF speech but the
fair maiden nj his side looks the interpreter for the
OF what she has TO promise and rathes 1t only
with lowly bend of her graceful head The sOemny
Is endedai the close Of the na bcncdcton the proud
young husband OF moment iend.ry sauics his lovely
bride and many heart whispers Heaven bless them IN
their welded love =
a more attractive person TO the eye than Miss Eliza
beth Budi-now Mrs. Gallsudei-here was not, we ven
10 say. among the many beautiful women who
had come 10 see her married and we have reason 10
know that the graces of mind and heart hers also IN
corresponding Educated At the Institution she
has acquired all the accomplishments not prohibited by
her want OF speech and we assured that none
know her without admiration and sfectionaie esteem.
both ..f and ntt.F of
Institution also united in marriage-Mr. Reed and
Miss Relyesthe second ceremony following close upon
the first"
Iy' Steamer Deiarare makes delightful excur-
sion today. See advertisement.
~ The GREAT REGATTA ia kes place to-day.
The following the arrangements:
Al $50 NJ. the Yachts will be placed in the follow
ing order viz !. Cygnet; 9. spray 3 sylph T. Min
ma, 3 Gimcrsok; 6. Syren; 7. Newburgh : Lancet;
g. La CoquiIc 10 Addy.
No nearest to the sstionboat TO the Eastward and
in that order 40 yards apart Easterly direction
In running or beating down for the :. w. spit Buoy.
yacht i. allowed stand the Westward OF line
drawn from Robinss Reef Light through Bedow Island
10 Powes's Hook 20 the Eastward ms 10 shut in
Castle Garden with Castle William, until 10 the SCUM
Of the Quarantine Ground.
At the Quarantine boat with flag will be stationed
which the yachts must pass the North and West eav
ing it the .arboard hand After passing this boat.
they must haul 20 the Eastern side OF the Bay 70
round another boat with blue flag which they must
pass to the North and East leaving the siarhoard
hand they will run down for the w. spit Buoy. which
they must pass the North and East, leaving that on
the staTboard hand.
~ The Seni-Annual Examination of the lnsil-
tuition for the Blind commenced yesterday and continues
to-day. The Musical Department will be examined this
afternoon.
10 The splendid new steamer Rip Van WiHkie
went up the River yesterday ples.ureexoursion.
previous 10 taking her regular place in the line.
~ The case of the poor woman who threw
herself overheard few days ago. her way to Long
Island Farms and has since been locked up in cell (sc
cused of crime) while her children have been taken
from her and the Farms the fact. represen
ted by correspondent claims the instant invest
cation OF the proper authorities.
We are told tina, It has been the practice in some
OF public Hospitals employ the prostitutes
in the Penilentiay for the sick Is this can
be, 1t would be better that the unfortunate sick
should be all quietly poisoned and put at once Of
misery.
tVr Thomas n. Carr sailed yesterday in the
brig Republic As Consul General to Morocco. This i
the post which be occupied under Mr.. Van Buren, but
re nquished At the bsck OF Capt. Tyler