New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-02

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~ Rev THOMAS J. SAWYER, for nearly twenty
wear. Pastor of the leading Universais Society in th
City Oor several years the only one) has resigned hi
charge and will close his lsbors the Orchsrds Church
On the last Sabbath Of the present month when he re
move. 10 Clinton Oneida Co 10 take the Presidency Of
the LIBERAL Institute at that place and open Theological
School Mr. Sawyer has been most successful laborer
in the cause 10 which he is devoted and leaves nearly
dozen urshing Societies Of his order within an hours
ride of the place where he commenced his abors alone IN
our City in l1e school house with scarcely hundred
hearers He has patiently achieved high character FOR
integrity and goodness winning the ardent love OF his
own people and the esteem OF all VINO know him. Inc
Liberal Institute his obtained acquisitions. both in Mr.
and Mr.. Sawyer tn at hardly fail ensure its future
| prosperity
| Loox .pou1 You There really have been quite
on rnpspsl number of thefts and burglsres committed
i, the Civ within the last few days Whether this Is
owing 10 the efficiency Of the New Police or the absence
Of the old Watch we csnnot tell But we are sure II Il
the case The following cases occurred yesterday -
r vo colored men stole box Of segars from Daniel
Noonap. e2 Greenwichstreet girl named Mary Wood
robbed Alexander d. Wood % between $50 $50 the
dwelling of n. X. Armstrong "A Gramercy PARK was en-.
tered by burglars and robbed of several articles and We
believe there were several Other cases-besides large
number of small thefts The question whether officers
and ordinances adequate protection against crime
seems about to be decided in the negative
TT A fire broke out in the st able of MIR. Cadmus
in Brooklyn yesterday morning but wa, discovered ana
cxtinguished before the Engines arriv ed
~ A correspondent Of the Evening Post repre-
,ents the conduct of Insurance Companies in dis
charging their Clerks moments notice, and without
paying up their salaries He says that several OF these
Clerks had families support and at this period OF the
wear rem, to pay school bills to meet c. &c Wesgrec
entirely with him that the conduct OF the Companies IN
Withholding the Clerks salaries was wnng The writer
IN the Post SAYS well The class Of los ers by the com
pany alluded to, are mostly Of ms, and though
sufferers not to an extent which is to affect seriously
their domestic comforts Not the poor clerk his saa
ry is his all and his necessities urgent and do not
doubt that not one high minded merchant can be found
great as may be his by the late disastrous calamity
but what would sco have the clerks mite added to
his norton of the assets To him 1t would be mere
drop in the bucket-to the poor clerk Ioatter OF urgent
requirement.
~ We learn that JAMES II. Cooke, Esq the
newly appointed Commissioner Of the Aims House, has
sen, in his resgnaonhis health not being sufficient TO
enable him to perform the duties of the Office.
~ We now complete the list of recent removals
and appointments in the Naval Office: R7norak-J. Da
venport, NJ L. Ogden, Deputies DIR. Bailey, Auditor
sutphen Hubbard and Cooke. Clerks. APpoiHtSens-
John Cookie and Leonard Lee the latter Barn-burner
member of Assembly from Orange County, Deputies
Francis f. Spinner, Auditor C. B. Baele, Benz s. Hart
Stephen Paret and Geo w. Gantz Clerksthe two latter
removed under the Tyler dynasty.
~ An old gentleman fell over one Of the bells
in Broadway Liberty street last evening. and was
badly bruised They are dangerous TO pedestrians and
must be removed Eve. Gazette.
The bellies in Broadway truly dangerous articles
and canno, be too much guarded against
rS- Last night, at half past eight O'Clock, wagon
with three lads it driven along Broadway at iu
rious rate and young man was knocked down by the
horse the of Spring street The whoels passed
over his knees, njurins him considerably Post
We saw poor little fellow pineapple cart upset
and nearly run over by Greenwich omnibus yesterday
morning 1t evidently fault Of the driver that the
boy was not killed on the spot.
~ The sun relates a sad accident which hap.
pened at the Horsemarket in Twenty .nnth-sireet
Wednesday afternoon boy about eight years Of age
by some means got his head between the spokes Of the
wheel of a cart that passing. The hair torn
from one side OF his head. and small stick which be
held in his hand forced into his mouth through his
cheek and under his left eye. The little fell
low thought first 10 be dead, bu, he rallied and
will probably recover though he will be dshgured for
life
" On the return OF the steamboat Wave from
Fort Hamilton about half past O'Clock last night
Michael FASH grocer fell overheard. The boat was I'M
nedisely stopped and small boat lowered, which we
believe proved totally useless swsmped. The man
rot found. meeting Of the passengers held
and resolutions passed exonerains the captain bu, cen
suring the company for not having better boat
" boy yesterday morning fell down the ex-
esva,ion in the pavement made for the purpose OF build
Ing. Mr.. Spencers church in Brooklyn. lie wa.
up senseless and carried the house of Messs
Norrhal & Rose His skull supposed TO be frac.
turcd but upon examination it did not prove to be So
The city authorities for who had this danger
Gus place properly guarded.
" Patrick Houston was yesterday arrested. on !
the complaint ofNa,hanel NJ Brown for peddins foreign
wares chiefly hosiery. without license The highest
penalty for the offence s fine OF ss5 and payment OF
costs
~ Hon. J. c. Pickett. late United States Charge
dAfsires at Lima NJ Ludert Esq. Russian Consul |
General for the Island Of Cuba. and A. Murray and c. II
Wells of the L. : Navy. from the Pacific Squadron were
passengers in the Rapid arrived here from Havana
IT. The Highlands Just above Caldwers on the |
east side of the river IRE Tuesday night |
There is much burnable material there bat what
there was flashing and circng around the cap OF
ony mountain. made sn affective display which was ad
u,ired the neither property nor life were within
the reach Of the elements. Brooklyn Adv.
70" lad named John King, ten years old. was
drowned yesterday in Brooklyn
II Burglaries frequent in Brooklyn. Have
they so; q New Police theres
r. The Commercial conceives then that as
general rule, these items. { City Itemsl common
property" We must do the Commercial the justice 10
say that il acts strictly up to It's opinions.
LARGE APRIcor.-Baxter Sayre of Madison. "
sent spricos yesterday which raised in his
own garden. measuring 81 inches in circumference.
r. LIE Il Co. Is Factory street. manufacture
rost beautiful Wire Shades which they proof
.raiust Rroaklxp or any other kind Of musautoes.