New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25


.oleraby spirited several Wsrds-indeed
much SO that In the Twelfth and Fourteenth wards
The enthusiasm Of the psrsans broke out in rotous
and dsordery proceedings during the morning and in
the afternoon the boys in the Sixth Ward got up SO
much steam that The Bsrnburnng portion OF them TOOK
forcibe possession Of the polls and manifested the TeFy
best intention of hanging on To them until sundown AT
length the Inspectors determined to withdraw the Bal
ot-Box and close the canvass-is being then O'Clock
In regard TO the Delegates elected, far could
ascertain there is about fair division OF all and
qualities of NewYork co-Focoism-ueither faction
having decided predominauce. The candidate for
Mayor. il is pretty well understood is be J. Sherman
Browuell, who will be nominated eer.-Bu, as to
the candidates for Aldermen and Assistants there will be
some of the riches, kind of hair. pulling.
THE SLAVES OF THE SHIP Poss.-Notwithstand-
ing the dreary rain last evening large audience
b,ed at the Tabernacle the call OF the Colonization
Society fer aid in behalf of the unfortunate Slaves
cued from the ship Pons and Liberia Their uf
ferings and needs eloquen,ly described and
r'enied upon by Rev. Mr. Rockwell of Boston Rev. Dr.
Tying, Rev. Spencer Il. Cone. Hon. B F Butler and
others and very handsome collection taken up for the
purpose of supplies be by vessel get
ting ready for Liberia.
! e The new arrangement for the departure OF
the great Southern mail into operation to-day The
mail will close at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. snd go
/ through TO NewOrleans day quicker then hereto
fore By this arrangement passengers for the great
West reach Cincinnati, &c tweutyfour hours ahead
OF the present time.
y the Fremen of the City have presented Mr..
Coser Jr President OF the Board of Trustees OF the Fire
Department Fund with splendid gold watch, guard and
fobchain The watch and its appendages repre-
scented as being of costly description and of superior
style of workmanship. On the dial Of the watch s
beautiful representation of the Initiation Certificate, and
back represented the Firemaus Discharge Ger
/ ticate
~ We understand that Rev. DR.. Spring will
probably accept the call OF the Eishthst Presbyterian
Church The congregation formerly attending the
Brick Church in Beekman ST. have mostly removed so
far up render attendance al the Brick Church
/ quite inconvenient.
u Judge Oakley,of the Superior Court, met
with quite an accident on Sunday morning last while
leaving the Harlem Railroad By some msstep ne
seriously injured one OF his limbs and is confined
to his residence being able to attend his ordinary
duties as one of the presiding judges of the Superior
Court.
/ THE ELoPEMEST CAsE-We have heretofore
referred to the case of the young lady daughter of Mr.
Cruise OF Keyport ]. who eloped with Irsk gardner
and came to this City, where they married by Rev
Mr. Hoyt of the Methodist Book Concern We stated
Yesterday that her father declared her be Of unsound
mind She yesterday morning examined BY TWO
physicians who agree with him in this declaration, and
have given certificates that effect She was taken be-
fore Judge Daily of the Court OF Common Pleas on
writ habeas corpus and at dark had not been returned
to the City Prison. is therefore believed that she has
returned to Keyport with her father The young woman
certainly appeared very strange and 1t is te be hoped
Losk alrapn f hnr INN
intellect that her father may succeed in obtaining redress
CHELSEA AND ITS NUIsANcEs.-How long(perti
nen,y asks the True SUM- will the great distllery
l5h.st near the 10h.avenue remain there to fill the
houses and noses of the residents hereabout with the
fumes OF fomeniing grain The question is often ser
ousy asked by denzens of that section and they weui
be most happy TO have it answered by the removal
of the establishment That part of the City on tho
brink Of the river delightful locality for fine private
houses and it should be entirely given up for that pur
pose Ii all the streets were like some OF those around
the The illogical Seminary 1t would be almost paradise
/ in hot Summer day when the only air we get comes
from the Jersey shore From the Eight.avcnue TO the
river all should be given up to private dwellings let
business mp town keep in its Legitimate channes-the
3D. 9th and sih avenues and leave ample room for the
host people who have been crowded out of the lower
Wards live in comfort and respectabiliiy Above all,
disters ashouses soap factories and the like, which
are real nuisances should be induced to move entirely
out OF the peoped part OF the City.
CHURCH OF THE Holy CoMMUSIoN.-This is
Church. lately erected at the OF 26thst and
6thavenue. 1t is built of red granite in the form OF
1t is very plain in construction having no useless
ornaments either on the outside or inside. The psws
of plain oak. and all free. The Church is to be
consecraed on the 18th of April by Bishop McCosAry
A BRAVE PoLIcEMAN.-On Sunday evening,
about IL o'clock Says the Herald,) gentleman and
his wife were walking down the Bowery, when nearly
opposite the Theatre the lady grossly insued 6ya
company of three rowdies, who up with clubs.
This the gentleman of resented and was assault
ed by the rowdies, VINO knocked both him and his wife
down. A Policeman who happened to be passing that
way was called Upon coming up, he addressed by
of the rowdes who threatened to stab him if he did
not leave upon which. without attempting to render any
assistance, he sneaked Oh.
| a HARD HIT.-The Courier has the following,
which is pretty considerably near the truth:
Lighting the SrsetsLas night in the Board Of Alder
men resolutions passed to light some twenty or
thirty streets with gas We do mention the names
of the for presume one is so insane as to
tina. thing is Intended by the or
combe and any citizen "a good Of course he
be) who wishes have HE lighted with gas has
only make application to his Alderman or Assistant
about election time and resolution will be promptly
adopted therefor But he need not expect any thing
more
e On Monday afternoon. as horse dealer was
passing up Canalst. with very fine horse the animal
became little refractory reared and fell backward
splitting open his scul and causing his death almost in
stantly short time before the accident the owner
was offered $4,000 for him.
BOARDING ScHooL.-We have long known the
Lrrng Institute Ghe advertisement Of which may be
found In another coumn) popular and hourishing
Boarding School for boys. The Annual Exhibition will
close the Winter al Tarrytown next Tuesday. The
public are invited The Columbus which
leaves the foet of Chsmbersst at a NJ will enable
persons attend and return the City before night
e The first of the Anniversary Leetu res OF the
Lyceum of Natural History was delivered aat evening
in the Chapel Of the University
Eg Mr.. Loder has postponed the perform ance OF
of lie De ssst TO the evening of April %.
E- 1t rained dismally all yesterday and las;
night.
FlRE-Fire was accidentally communicated to
the premises No 81 Firsst. about o'clock on Monday
night by lighted candle coming in contact with some
comhus,ihle materials THE fire however was extin-