New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

two This course VII make his exemption certain The
Receiver is bound to give the receipts without Zee
Members the Society OF Friends other persons
having conscientious scruplcs against doing military
wee may become exempt by making oath or Affirmation
10 their scrupes before justice OF the peace
snd depos.,n- the same the hands OF the OF
the town or ward III which they reside The assessor or
Justice entitled fee OF III cents for administering
the oath and giving duplicate certificates OF the same
The Government viii thcn j; pcases take The sane
course to collect seventyave Of such persons
Is prescribed in the Revised Statutes FOR the col!
lection OF four dollars from persons who should
elect TO commute agrceaby the provisions of the
old law This latter provision suppose in.
tended TO extend the privilege OF communication to per
sons who feel the objection paying money tor
exemption tina, they do against performing military
service Instead requiring such pay the seventy
five cents the Government will take It from them II
p,easce after they have made oath affirmation be
fore stated.
A correspondent asks. Where : the man who re-.
cevcs the Militia Communication The Receiver OF Taxes
declincs-the Controller declines The money is ready
bu, no ono will take VIII the Corporation Attorney
instruct in the mstter" In to this we have
only ssy that the Law explicitly declares that shall
bette day of the Receiver or Collector receive such
communication money and give the person committing
receipt for the same
- The car OF Apollo must have been commit
ted 10 the hands OF new phaton yesterday who
dashed MS blazing axle much the earth than
at all comfortable. We have Mt been so decidedly
warmed up since the Great Fire. The Thermometer
having been left night up in the mornn.
with very high fever and it had reached 100 when
first it. This. however in the sun and taking
into nice shady corner it cooled down to Us at which
U =. IL.
suggestions made during the last hot spell in regard TO
changing the hours OF labor during the season
will receive We that the change with.
being injurious the employers would be great
benefit and comfort to the labcrers.
q The Yacht squadron had another opportu-
nifty yesterday Of testing the question whether sail.
fap in a dead calm. We didn I co to sce-athoush
we believe the Yachts did.
e The steamboat Albany Capt. Hall, repeats
her Grand Excursion down the Bay on Friday and Mon.
day. Fare IS cents.
70 a new wrinkle has been established in
Norwich. Conn. in the shape OF Health Insurance Co
which Tor IS per year engages to pay 81 per week
TO It's policy holders when sick This must prove OF
great utility those who depend for subsistence upon
their daily labor. Mr. Ives, Secretary Of the Long Is
SINGULAR DIsAPPEARAScE.-A young man, Mr.
Frederick Frye son OF Daniel N. Frye Esq corner OF
Fir.t.st and First-av. at the Columbia College Com
nencent on Wednesday, and left the company OF his
uncle for the purpose of speaking young lady his
cousiE who the opposite side OF the house Ho
did net however reach his cousin, has anything
been seen of him By his friends who suffering the
painful suspense which naturally results from this state
o. things. The young was about i've feet ten
inches high and had on gray sackcoet, checkered |
pants with black stripe, md wore broad brimIned
straw ha;. He young man Of good habits and |
his absence is entirely unaccountnble.
KLLEp-A man named Thomas Donohue
Yesterday almost instantly killed by falling from the NTH
loft TO the first door o: new building No. 90 Wash
ngton.s, The Coroner held an inquest the body a:
No IA Mot.st Deceased a naive OF Ireland 80
years OF age. He carrying load OF bricks when
ne fell Dr. c. w Archer, the City Inspector made an
external examination OF the body. Verdict IN accord
ance with the above facts.
KILLED by RAILROAD CAR.-The Coroner
was yesterday called hold inquest at the City Hos
pital on the body OF a named William Frederick
native OF ireland g years age, who TO his dea;
By injuries received in accidentally falling "a he attempt
ed 10 get upon car while running down The in.
clined plain in Brooklyn The passed over both !
leg. crushing them dreaduny He died at about seven
o'clock on Wednesday evening, about one hour after
being admitted 70 the Hospital
Mr.. EDITOR Please state in your City Items
tomorrow morning that the George Washington Kun
Won spoken OF IN your paper OF this morning as leaving
his wife &c il not the George w Runyon, corner OF
south and Wall and formerly OF New brunswick ~
t1y
GEO W RrSYoS corner South and Wall sts.
New.Yo.k Jaly 30 l7i6.
DIRTY srKEgrs-Mr. Editor A writer in last
evenings Express very innocenty inquiries who are
on. rect Inspectors he i, seems, Judging from the
present horrible condition OF the public horoughfares
nrns that OF Gotham boast OF such municipal
Injuries, Innocent man that ne Is We haze Street
Inspectors but they do not inspect the streets. notw!h
standing TIA; 10000 annually prisred by
TIE City Government 10 that praiscworthy purpose
imericaa "a certainly npe rnent fellow It Is none
of the Peoples business where or how the public mo
ney goes Ther duty is to furnish il and trust 10 the
integrity Of ther chosen servants Tor the honest
and faithful disbursement The writer Of this Las resid
ed IN S.w.York now nearly twenty years but may,
without any violence truth declare that neYeF WITHIN
ha, period have irs strerts shanetuy neglected
as az present lived once n London and once n Paris,
and were disposed might 90 OF and institute com
carlson between me sy.tetn adopted oy hose two Euro
pea cine. Il the matter Of cleaning streets and that
winch we adopt here IN New-YoEk 10 think, the great
dinsra-.rert OF The latter That however. Is by no
NEAR. nv intention a. present !, !. very amusing
though 70 read and Gear the many complaints the pco-
p. OF ,ais soOdly CRY a; des indulge in relative 70
.aeir u,iseraoykepc screea The remedy for abuses
Ike those which they in -heir own hands
ard L they do not see 1T to apply the antdoe they
should cease finding fault If the dear people choose
70 elect 10 Office VINO they have seen do not scrupe
70 appropriate thousands of dol annually norninay
70 sweeping the s-eets but in reality reward OF
political suxiia-e. he support OF the party etc in
preference 10 abe, weried competent homes; ulea-
wy let the 'sovereigns suter and freely bleed fer
;heir Own indscreuon- It should always De borne n
mind tina, thi free country, and that therefore, the
Inhabitants thereof they VII * have perfect right
% le robbed cheated cajo.ed plundered and hun5ug
geo oirsn they please Nevertheless, il Is hardly