New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

capital Temperance odes will be sung by Messrs Wal
dron. McDou0u-h and Powers. y. Mcleod. ESQ viii
preside assisted by \. c Flanagan Esq. The exercises
VII commence e, halfpAst seven O'Clock.
We trust the people will turn tonight IA al their
strength In the words ofihe published call we would
say let the ee,oiallers come and their rights
Let the moderate drinkers there and learn better
fashions. Let the poor drunkard come there and re
solve to be free And let the poor drunkard maker
there and learn his true position in society"
FIGHTING At LAST --LATEST FROM THE SEAT
OF WAR
The glorious Fourth Ward yesterday in a
state OF mos, besihc LocoFocosm In the course Of the
afternoon not less than nine rowdy fights took place
there and the whole Ward in state OF warlike
commoron Toward evening. fellow who was stseser
Ds about without coat Jacket shirt spoken 70 BY
Police Ofcer and Immediately pitched into Charley
ia the most approved fashion regular match was the
consequence and a crowd began to collect The Police
force TOO constantly sugnenting but. Ike the cats
lump Of cheese neither party could get with the
other Al length the Police, who were closely packed
the OF eight hundred men, succeeded
through the persuasive powers of the club in making
their way out amid stones and brickbsts which few
about Ike hot potatoes taking with them the RI
o,crs One Of these notorious prize-hghter named
John Monks, generally called Holy Ghost Jack
u Thomas Jefferson was yesterday brought up
TO the Tonbs for abusing Democratic privileges.
IL horse ran away with wagon and man
yesterday morning Chatham street throwing the man
out against post but not niuring him very seriously
IL colored boy named jackson, employed
making up the berths the steamer New-Jersey was
arrested yesterday for taking the Captains watch
which he found in Of the berths 1t appears
n
the boat being about 10 leave the wharf and the
boy living on shore) that he had found something and
could be such place. Is not likely that he
Intended steal the watch and the magistrate probably
committed iule negro aud srea, wrong the same
/ time.
~ The !>riss Beli-Rmgcrs give Concert
this evening at Pamos Opera House. They have made
important addition to their attractions by engaging
Master sconca whose beautiful performances the vi
DIN will asreesbly nterlacc the rich and pslng
harmonics Of the bells Mrs. Tmm will sing and Tmm
himself the inimisbe will preside At the Piano
~" La File In Regimen. at Nbos again
This Evening
Ia We know nothing and wish 10 know less
. OF the affair at 81 Froni.streeL
~ The law proceedings at the City Hall were
not worth reporting Saturday IN the Common
Pleas. Judgment for plaintiff demurrer gwen in
the case Of Martha D. Even rs Theresa D. Booth for
SANDER The Court Calendar for to-day only for the
Superior Court-in which number hey ond twenty-five
will be called The Common Pleas Calendar We pub
lished Saturday.
- The Sunday Mercury Is anxious that an In
spector OF milk be appointed is natural tina, great
calf should be soicous on that subject.
~ The Penny Magazine No. y. of Redheds
Republication il out this morning. Another edition Of
this indispensable work has gone to press which makes
600O copies in all The republication of this work has
proved fortunate well the publishers read
crs. The sales will doubtless reach 10000
Iy' The monthly meeting OF the American Bible
Society held Thursday evening and we learn
from the Commcrcdi idrers that its condition is pros
porous. The Society has recently received legacy OF
$40 900 from Mr. Waldo of Worcester Mass. and snoth
er from Miss Elizabeth Waldo which will amount to
$4,000. donation Of $1,000 made on Thursday
evening by gentleman The issues of the Society du-
ring the last month have reached nearly is0 900 copies
~ Mayor Havemeyer is now engaged in his
visitation Of the Ward Schools, in company with the
County Superintendent Those OF the First Ward were
visited on saturday.
ASSoYANcE-Thc residents of the vicinity of the
burnt district greatly annoyed by the deleerious
odors arising from the ruins. The Common Council must
direct the cellars containing decayng hides hams. &C 10
close them forthwith 1t is dreadful to sleep in the low
I er part Of Broadway. i've Dazette.
That's iact-although should think It rather i'm
possible than dreadful sleep there TO sleep would
be the most welcome employment If one were com.
PEELED TO remain in the smoke
fVS Nos 100 and II of the |. O. Of q. Z turned
out in large numbers yesterday attend the funeral os
deceased brother Of Albany, who buried from the
house OF friendn this city where he died They
accompanied by the City Brass Band, who we sorry
to say marched them through Canal street to the house
Of mourning with the Polka in double allegro move
ment such strains fall discordsnty the on the
Sabbath
"a William b. ROckhill a native OF New Jer
sey temporarily confined City Hospital account
Of unacy managed 10 clip out Of bed unperceiyed ~
/ bis nurse on Friday morning and escape by leaping
/ over the wall. He pursued by policemen who lost
sight Of him the dock the FOO, of Harrison ST. where
he doubtless jumped into the river and was drowned
IT, One of the baggage crates ofthe New York
steamboat train the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
was precpia:cd into the river Anyns Point on saur
day evening the process OF removal from the track to
the steamer Cleopatra most unfortunate move for the
steamboat Company, the contained about seven
~ trunks filed with clothing, which nearly all
spoiled and the loss well clothes must neces
sary be made up for the The passengers called
meeting on board the boat censuring the Company in
very and the is decrbed to us as ex
coed ngy udicrous through the anxetes displayed by
those no were ignorant whether their trunks were IN
the immersed crate. IL occasoned delay Of an hour
II OF the various classes OF rogues who lniest
city the lghtfngered gentry most to be dreaded
for their address and general appearance oprePosses
Ing that we DO suspect the presence Of danger We
saw the outskirts Of gentemans coat pocket on saur
day evening which had been ingeniousycut while cross
ug the Fulton Ferry and hs wallet containing about So
distracted lt evidently done with small sharpen
cuiar blade which these rascals carry concealed IN
large ring upon the fore nnger Of their right hand
which they without betrayng their operation
and adrotly catch the contents as they drop.
p An exciting cricket match is to come of to
morrow on the ground Of the Brooklyn star Cricket
Club Myrtle Avenue where tents TO be pitched for
the accommodation Of visitors. This manly game isrsp
/ idly gaining favor through the slater.
r. We can scarcely find words to express our
adherence of the who enrich his own purse BY
robbing the friendess immigrant the instant ne hrs
presses on Republican soil and yet there hundreds
of miserable villains who upon their exortions from