New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

Tho esIace about TO be erected for St Georges Church
ns.. Dr. Mlnors) was performed yesterday afternoon Al
.ha NORTHWEST corner Of Stxteenh-s and Stuyvesant
square. great number Of the Clergy and Members o
The v2-ous Episcopal Churches in the City were present
and the occasion was Of much soleny and interest
The Usual ceremonies Observed and oeantfu Ad
delivered By Dr. Ty1g the Rector ofthe Church
There was a eres; number OF ladies In attendance
s.I1se OF BAPTIST MISSIONARIES TO CHINA
The ship Cohota which sailed Monday noon 'or Can'on
took or: the following Missionaries Rev. hessfs. eioF'
Ton and PIEacF with their wives, Of the southern oo
DEasE who has spent IL years in that country anc
JExcks and WIFE By the Bapiis;s OF Name 40
ABAk native preacher, who accompanied M Deane 70
this country in the ship large number OF tt'enos ae
commanded the Missionaries 10 tie NarTows and WINE Oh
The vav they engaged in interesting religious exercises
Hon. A. H. EVERETT, American Commissioner 20 China
passenger in the Cohoa, and took part in the e1ei-
cises BY making an address, IL which re paid high COM
paent 10 the split OF devotion and sesacrlhce eTinced
bv the Young Missionaries (x Of them are young and
recently uarrie In leaving and friends and native
land 70 give 10 the heather he blessings Of the Christian
Religion He promised TO be their friend in China
- The arrangements OF the Long Island Rail
road Company for their Express train by day heEes 20
Boston, give universal satisfaction delay occurs save
from some unforeseen accident and we are 'orry that
equal regard speed and comfort is no. paid 20 the train
from Boston There but one boat in the employ OF the
Company 10 cross the Sound which awaits at Greenpor
the arrival OF passengers from this City, conveys them
over to Ayns Point and then returns with the voyasers
from Boston. Now the train leaving Boston, as II does
at 81 A. ~ arrives Alyns Point from 80 20 50 minutes
in advance Of boat and there Is nothing OF interest
there wherewh 70 while away that amount OF time, the
delay Is very tedious Again. any accident detans the
train or from this City, Boston passengers must suffer
for the calamity, as on Wednesday last when cylinder
IL the engine on Long Island Road broken they
were detained at the Point from 2i P NJ. when the
boat arrived and did not reach Nsw-York till IL O'Clock
at night IS hours from City City The fare on all the
routes to Boston raised yesterday Sta paving price
and we feel assured that Il the Long Island Company
would pu, on two boats and their best engines the
Road the public generally would patroaise their route.
Think OF it, gentlemen.
e The soop Of war Albany, now on the stocks
at the Navy-Ya7d Brooklyn will be launched Saturday
next a; IL NJ. This is poz.
q SAILORS FOR THE NAyY.-Notwithstand-
ing the bounty offered the work of enstng goes on SO
slow that they have been able send but two OF the little
Mexican schooners 10 and waiting for draft from
Boston which is expected to-day send the store
ship Lexington.
THE CRoroS-The Annual Report of the Pres
iden Of the Croton Board James A. Coiu, Esq las Just
made its appearance From it that the receipts
for the yesr have been S6t532, increase upon last
year Of S4494e The expenses have decreased during
the same time s4s2s that the actual increase OF rev.
enue over ls45 is nearly 100000. In sit the tax the
Croton debt twenone cents on the hundred dollars
but last year It was only cents and there every
q ha
nuay counted on During the past year -four miles OF
pipe have been laid down. making the total Of
one hundred and sxy-three miles OF pipe in use In
this City.
The number of permits out Is 1924 equal to about
thirteen thousand takers and the receipts the office
from the st May the h OF June thirty seven days
were SlOs 5s So against Sss363 - for the period
in 1886 there is every TO believe that the re-
cepts for the current year will exceed hundred thou
sand dollars.
By the way, what has become OF great Croton An
nyersary: We don't think New-York ought TO let that
affair sink into dlsuetude like the pumps and cisterns
whose function the Croton destroyed
u The Express alludes in very proper terms
10 brutal and disgracef outrage the laws the times
and humanity. which has been perpetrated with entire
punity short intervals for months past The upper
part of the Sixteenth Ward has furnished field which
young rowdes The Bowery and Its vicinity have carried
on dog and cock shng and other equally humane sports
They have for long time evaded the Police by keeping
look out and dispensing al their approach On Sunday
last however they outdone by Capt westervel.s In
defatgabes, who managed to surprise whole gang Of
these worthless while they were engaged in great dog
fight No than six locked up. 1t to be hoped
that the effect OF these arrests may not be lost and that
the practice may be broken up.
he yiaif IN
their friends in Albany and Troy this week, leaving here
on Thursday evening by the O'Clock boat Dodworth,
with his host furnish the music, which of will
be inimtabe We commend the crowd to the good
ofsces of our friends In the two cities
New CHURcH-The corner stone OF the West
minister Protestant Church Presbyterian, will be laid at
the corner of Fif,havenue and Seveuteeuthst at IL
O'Clock to-day Oh which occasion an address will be
made by Rev DR.. Brodhead.
A CARD-The subscriber tenders his sincere
thanks TO his friends and the public In Boston the lib
era patronage extended to him the occasion Of his late
Concert in that City. To the Orchestra and TO the La.
dies and Gentlemen who assisted al the performance he
Acknowledges his many obligations for the promptnes and
the enthusiasm with which they responded to the Invita-
tsn OF a generous and lberal-minded Committee. The
Editors the various public journals also entitled 10
his warnes gratitude The universal sympathy and the
kind reception SO freely bestowed the musical visitor
by old and new friends Boston, will live impressed
in ineaceable traces on his heart Should he be able
realize his present intention of again visiting Europe and
exhibiting the musical giants OF the Old some of the
instrelsy Of the Ne World he may avail himself of the
friendly suggestions OF his estabe Boston patrons and
give, Autumn In their cherished City, another Fare
well CoRcert. Fully alive 10 the kindness those friends
who In former tmes took him cordially By the hand and
have since kep him near their hearts ayishing upon
him their generous inequalities he again them Of
his interchangeable esteem and humble but grateful regard
ANTHONY PHILIP HEINRICH
Ns,r-EaolaEd House. " 7. June %, ls46.
POLICE Yesterday.-Fre frederick Banner was ar
resled 10. grand larceny William O6rien, cab dri
yer arrested for robbing of Ills passengers Of
her carpet Diamond Pin said 10 be worth $500
stolen yesterday from the store o: w. j. Hornbow
er IS Wslkerst. John Stone arrested for grand
larceny. William Smith alias Tease, arrested for
burglary James Mshan for atemp. to There
were several petit larcenies.
CoRoSER's OFFICE Iesterddy-The Coroner
wa. called 10 hold inquest % JOhnst the body
OF Thss. McMshon, native of Ireland aged 45 years