New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-26

members and lay delegates were entered upon the roll
The report of the standing committee for the year wss
then read and referred Mr. Spencers motion 10 the
committee Of 20 raised on the subject of the state OF the
diocese
The Convention then adjourned until o'clock this
friday morning
City IAms.
IT, The very beautiful Bulletin Board painted
By Alderman 4 Miller draws crowds around the Tn
bune Corner TO look at it. The mos, striking mer, in
th. painting il the head Of Franklin, which most sue
cessfu effort in the style Of the celebrated George Nor
land of London The female figures representing Ayr
culture. Manufactures and Commerce are drawn with
gres, skill and the outline easy and graceful The dis
position Of The drspery perhaps little too uniform
With this exception there s absolutely nothing TO COM
psin of in the whole picture. We should think that
every body in these days OF and elegance would be
anxious for sign painted by these fine artists.
rTP The Elliott Family. Mr.. Burdeus truth
full erpo,s of the wrongs and expressions OF female labor
ers. meets with steady and increasing sale We are
glad to hear this well account Of the author as for
the sake the poor women whose cause he 50 sincerely
advocates Thousands of shllings idly or toolishly
spept might profaby be devoted to the purchase OF this
interesting little work
rEs Are the authorities aware that there are
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scores of little boys who frequent the Hotels dsposing
of the works of Paul de Kock and other equally soomi
nabe trash Il is indeed melancholy sight 10 see these
moor ragged and barefoot boys engaged IN this infamous
business and already becope adopts both in language
and manners Of the school of morals under whose cruel
teaching. necessity has placed them. How long ere
Education Civilization Christianity, will overtske these
forsaken brutslized classes of ci,ys population
~ They talk about 0rnameRttng the BASIN oil
the Park Fountain That not what it wants Lei them
Mace some comfortable seats around it, and broad walk
laid with marble up to its brim and the Common Coun
ell will have shown their good The Fountain seli
requires nothing more than its own noble and unparai
eled it, springing up ike strong and beautiful spirit
into the air.
~. Clear out the lower part of Broadway-clear
II out The present condition of that great thoroushac
Is disgracshil and ought to be changed al once.
r. The Steamship line between New York and
New Orleans is about TO be resumed The Mar YORK.
Capt. Phillips has been thoroughly repaired and will
sail ON the lst October The new steamship Charleston
will take her place in the line the lst OF November
~ Manor Haremeyer was yesterday arrested
and held 10 bail in $4,000 the instance of several OF
the Mock Auctoueers whose business has been broken
ND by the pacsrls Beware of Mock Auctions They
have engaged David Graham Esq TO prosecute the case
in their behalf We shall expect to hear that Nal
sch Fson is indicted for false imprisonment in keeping
men in confinement against their will
rTJ An Englishman not being resident OF tins
country has been charged with being an accomplish IN
the poughkeepse Barge robbery. His name 10 sup
pressed. ., g..
~ Bob Sutton was yesterday arrested Tor
threats Of personal violence against Enoch f. Camp
ofthe Edltou of the National Police Gazette
- The annual exhibition of fruits, flowers
drawings models paintings satusry sc by the Brook
lyn Institute commences on the let Of October The
Winter course of Lectures commences In November
This Institution should be encouraged and joined ny
every resident of Brooklyn The annual subscription
foe ia a which entities a member with two ladies' or
minors to free admission lectures concerts, exhio
tons and other privileges OF the Institution
sY@ A Tombs lawyer yesterday morning got out
writ of ha5eas corpus to bring up the body OF Mrs Cos
,elo tomorrow for an order requiring the District At
,orney TO show cause why the woman should not be re-
leased on finding sureties in less sum than so'OoV
~ 4 married woman named Ellen Wilson was
arrested yesterday by Assistant Captain Bowton OF the
sixth Ward Police char ged with having murdered her
mother Margaret Wilson, aged about 20 years. They
are from Ireland and resided No. 90 Orangest sew
eral times during Wednesday the mother and daughter
quarreed At about o'clock Wednesday night the latter
seized billet Of wood and inflicted blow on her moth
ers head The old woman afterward went 20 her
bed in which she found dead yesterday morning
The fact of Ellen having struck her mother was impaired
by hersef expressing deep regret The daughter Is I'M
der arrest
~ The large Bell at Jefferson Market, Sixth
avenue will be rung at o'clock this morning The bell
was manufactured by MENEELy of Troy. whose bells
are so celebrated throughout the United States
fys Another large organ will be publicly ex
hibited this afternoon at O'Clock at Mr.. Erbens anu
factory Centre-st II was built for Christ Church, Lex
ington Ky.
Mr. EDITOR: VIII you be so kind as TO make
one correction in your notice Of the Oratorio' You
name Miss Windmuller singing the solo, Go 10 your
homes II was sung by JohanEGs who was named on
the bills Young Lady, member OF the society her
name is Miss Meeker of this City and she WILL DO not
doubt prove an ornament to the profession.
ry- We make the correction willingly. The er-
ror OF course was merely clerical one and was cor
rected in the Evening Edition.
Law Courts.
Court or COMMON PLRAs.-DaUd Spicr vs. Henry
Kefcham-Mr = claims To have had his horse illegally
turned out Of stable be occupied In Delancyst and
brings action for damages He Obtained re-possession
next day Verdict for plaintiff 500 Brady for plaintiff
COwles for defendant
Simon Ss,cayd vs. Wdlia1a MarshGH-A difficulty took
place between plaintiff and defendant who are butchers
Al Fulton Market Ia relation 10 Mr. = backing up horse
against that of Marshall and the latter assaulted him lie
brings action 70 damages. Verdict for pantf
$50 which carries a similar amount OF costs Price Tor
plaintiff Blunt for defendant
MARINE CoUar-J0hH MIs vs John HygtRs-Ihe
plaintiff complains Of having been unjusty sssailed by
defendant while the wheel board the ship Leila, one