New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

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rs several engagements OF lake Ontario and took an
scr.ve ps-r w:h lie ravsl service a. Tie bs. o: r.
York where General Pike fell The services OF th:s
gentleman have Been very strongly marked By personal
hrsve-y-a st.:c disc; pnS7.a-one Of ,ae be,, rsri
TOYS OF his grade the $egvscc-he the poses>or OF
Al tas, constitutes accomplished officer. Capt Wet;
noFe was native Of Cy. and Is !ast active
wee was TIA; OF Commander board receiving
mp ne North Carolina whe-s residents have OF
~. experienced his seater,sniy courtesy. HIS dcsiA
tive4. 80 -
p \ deeply interesting report Of Committee
otae Prison Association On the condition Of the Prison
for Females = Essex Ms-kc, viii be found On ,e Firs.
Page.
The Election for officers of the Grand Lodge
o. OF 0. : ii THIS state completed by The election
Of Grand Warden for which otsce .hcre had been four
ballo;nSs. :or many consecutive days The ofsceys
all eec:cd and tee Grand Lodge rs. adjourned
70 Tue :, Sept. : 1916 The following Is list Of The
officer ec;.d
Gr@ Gre. No Nc; ~: jOsxrn r TAYLOR
LF!gs G-.Ti Master lNNEs BAccHELtoN
GrfA! y iyies 5. DEyoE
GrcFe Seers'sry ..----.-..---.loHS 6. TREApwxLI.
tr;l'e Treasurer MATHEW Bixr.
Grand Cacptd'F ........-.. Ohm G. STERLING.
tirc'if ~. We l-..-.-....... DAVID D. EGAS
6iref. as2. We 2.--....-.--. RODNEY y. BALDWIN
r IN ANr!-SLAyERY MEETING adjourned
in the Wesleyan Chapel K!nss; near Hudson. mi.
evening Rev J. HENSON the Canada Missionary snd
formerly Slave. VIII be oac of the speakers
- M Editor: observed in the Report OF the
proceedings before Judge Edmonds on Monday las, tha,
little girl Mary Gillian Sarah Gillian wa. broush, up
on OF Habess Corpus. application of the Moral
Reform Society. &c. This IS no,
It's believe we'll known tina; this much abused but
efficient Society numbers among it, benevolent opera.
ION, that OF providing homeless cndess and destitute
girls OF unbcul-he,i character with places in families
where Is IN the power OF the Society 10 as
Ger tain their mors. physical and pecTnlary good viii
be cared for often assisting them with clothing and food
for weeks before such place can be ouadahcush ur.
fortunately they have - v,r no HOME 70 which they can
be hem from falling In this department: OF
duty they also include the effort prevent children of
NIL ages. and both but particularly girls. from fol-
lowing the many paths 10 destruction pursued by thou
sands in this City
TO this end thev have furnished within year up
ward OF sixty destitute children and three hundred
adult girls and women with homes, for which they or
their friends have applied aud of whom the girl above
mcntioncdis ore-thc family of Mr.. Taylor being the
third TO which she had been sent by them
As She WAS much pleased with her new abode and Mr.
TAYLOR desired her remaining with them she
was her request. icing she stated an orphan.
bound 70 them by the authorities OF Interchangeable
\. F NJ T. Society or agents having EohtS rhaerer
70 do in the premises The child had been most happily
and advanaseouslv living with Mr. T. taught and tres,ed
his own from February about July 9th TO The per
feet satisfaction of her friends IN this Cityas the letter
of her brothern-lsw 10 Mr. Taylor abundsnty shows
! About two weeks since she to NewiorS with Mr.
| T. 10 make them a visit; from which time unnl the
present they have detained her probably lest she should
escape from the Paps told-of which calamity there
was perhaps danger.
FIRE-A fire was discovered on Saturday NOR
ming abou, II o'clock in shed which soon commune
Gated the stable the OF 6ayard ST ana Moif
which seriously burnt horse belonging to the gro.
Mr. Marnhot that IL was deemed necessary TO XII
him 20 place the poor animal out of his misery. he
hre was supposed to have been communicated TO the
shed by carelessy placing lighted furnace too near the
wood work. The tircmcn and sixth Ward police were
promptly the spot rendering all the assistance IN their
power, which resulted in conhnng the DANES to the
above named buildings, or otherwise IL would have
| proved more fatal. Sunday herald
POLICE Saturday-AIrest of Fpgjtires.--Ma.
thew w McChesney and John : Hldreth were arrested
as tgtves from Justice the State OF Maryland where
they stand charged with having purchased stock in the
Bank OF Salisbury Somerset Co Md 10 the amount OF
S000 and rendering the President and Directors OF the
said Banking Association various drafts in payment
Tor these drafts being on banks which did not
They detained TO await the arrival OF re-
QUESTION from the Gov. OF Maryland. Augustus Web
Der arrested bench warrant on an Indictment as
receiver of stolen property Held 10 answer. John
Walters asre.ted on suspicion OF stealing chest md
trunk, containing female apparel and bedding worth
about SIS He could give satisfactory account as
20 how he came by James Scannon on charge OF
stealing horse and wagon IA man by tho nnme OF
Moore, proprietor of the iionezuma' No. l33 Walker
- on a charge OF keeping d.orderly houro Sarah
Ann Miller and L. Elizabeth Cox for endcavorng 10 de.
coy into the establishment oil Mol Saunders, In
Anthouyst Sent to Backwells Island for TWO months.
Phillip Kelly. John Stewart and Daniel Il. Under hill
each held 20 bail in the OF 500 10 keep the
peace the trio being charged with melting dogs 10 light
IN the streets.
Police Sund0y.-Joseph c. Morris, a colored
man. arrested for attempting 10 pass purcu. bank
bills OF searching his pockets were found 1913 In spuI
GUS bills and sl3 IS in good money The accused made
a desperate resistance but finally secured End
locked up James McIlvaney charged with