New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
City Items.....D eferred.


HHeas Intelligence has been received IRON the Coio
nvof1iheris. thai cargo of recaptured Africans
herring $50 sous has been landed al Monrovis from the
slave shin pons which taken upon the high seas, By
,ba VIGILANCE of Commander Bell of the u s. ship York
town and
Vhsreas the wretchedness and destitution OF these
haess victims OF the accursed slave traffic have imposed
upon coonsts the burden OF providing Tor their ne
cessi,es notwithstanding the feebleness OF their re-
sOurces for the supply of their own wants and
HKsrsas the coloniss and the missionaries have noby
responded to the call upon their benevoience by under
taking their support and literally contributing from their
own limited means 10 relieve the suffering and heal the
sorrows OF the unhappy multitude thus providentally
rescued death which had already been the fate OF
SO many Of their companions therefore
! RESOLVED That in reliance on the Divine favor, and
condng in the beEevoence of the Christian public the
Executive Committee Of the n York State Colonization
Society be instructed forthwith TO charter vesse 10
proceed TO Monrovia with all convenient Dispatch ana
bear to these recsptured Aricans the sympathy OF the
American community, and supplies OF provisions ana
clothing feed and cothe these hungry and naked VIC
tins of outraged humanity.
Rsso,r,d Thar public meeting be held early in the
ensuing week the Tabernacle, for the public presenta
ton OF the appalling acs and for the purpose oil solicit
ing the bcra,y OF fellow citizens In behalf OF This
object by subscriptions and donations, In money ana
merchandise
Resolved That nm appeal be made to the friends Of
tura implements school books and other useful articles
to be in this emergency to aid the cooniss and
10 supply the of these strangers within their gates
to whom the colony has proved refuge and home
Rssolred That committee of arrangements be now
appointed from this board 10 notify the pubic meene
and make the appeal TO the benevoence oil the commu
nifty for the necessary funds ana suppnes 10 meet TUG
present pressing exigency.
RESOLVED That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lished together with public notice that any controu
tons for the purpose will be faithfully applied If forh
with sent TO Moses Allen, Esq Treasurer. or to Captain
George Baker the Agent of the Society at the Colonial
ton Room, Brick Church Chapel, New-fork
By order Of the Board of Manaeers
ANSON G. PHELPS, President
D. MEREDITH REESE, Secry.
The following Managers compose the Commute pro-
vded for the in the fourth Resolution, viz -Anson IT,
Phelps, D. NJ Reese D. D. Williamson Thos. Dewitt,
James Stokes, J. N. Mcleod Moses Allen.
The meeting at the Tabernacle is obo held this evening
LYcEUM OF NATURAL HIsToRY.-This 1nstitu-
ton says the Journal OF Commerce) having by the ber
atv oits friends been relieved from pccuniary embar-
easements has removed its splendid Museum and valu-
able Library into the spacious apartments provided Tor
them In the second story OF the granite building on
Brondway formerly known the Suyvessnt institute
1t is matter OF congrstuaton to the friends OF science
that collection so rich all the departments ofNaurs
History has been preserved and st accessible to both
strangers and citizens, as means OF INSTRUCTION.
Annals of which new number is ready for dis
tribution. The regular meetings are held on Monday
evening of each week the Sociey's rooms where
,uuuications are received discussions held and speci
mems exhibited. Members have the privilege OF intro
ducing visitors be hoped that this Institution
SO long established and which has already done 20 much
to the of natural science in our country
may not be suffered auguish through the indifference
of those who should be feowaborers in promoting lis
objects.
ET A Simultaneous convocation of the emphatl'
cally Young Democracy occurred Friday abou; noon
in the Park Such assemblage of juvenile dirt and
rsgsedness has not been before seen even
in New.vork The nucleus Of this funny crowd was Of
course the newsboys and the inky mps from the print
ing offices in this quarter Around them were gathered
all sorts of boysbg boys baker-boys appeboys, rag
boyo aud sprinkling of the boys-were on hand. and
constituted formidable phaIaux OF fun and Jury Inc
occasion of this juvenile emsute wss Policeman VINO
had disturbed important game of ball which was CO.
ing forward He had several times demonstrated with the
spor,smen and represented the and penalties likely
To be broken and suffered by them but without effect
and at length got possession OF the Ball. which he pock
e,ed' with the certainty Of an old liardp!ayer In
sany he was surrounded by mob of juvenity, boot
ING ieerinp and laughing al him. and which constantly
increased its numbers. He stood it very well, however
unt great strappins urchn of fifteen up to his elbows
in nrnters' ink came up and pulled cloud OF vile CT
gar smoke in poor fellows face This gained tue
day The Ball was given up. the Policeman dove into
the reccsses of the City Hall and the game proceeded
POLICE. SaturdoV.-Carolin Beaton, alias Du
chan was committed for trial for robbing the dwelling
of j. VIM Trust, 30 McDougaLst OF between Sixty anu
seventy dollars in money Frederick Antnon inip
Anthem and Washington NJ HaXton. were held to ball Tor
an assault three Police officers in broadway on Satur
day Thomas Carroll of III Mulberryst held 10
bali in 81 600 for attempt 10 commit rape
upon girl named Ann Grookin employed in his family
as a domestic Thomas Maxwell was arrested by one
of the LIST Ward officers charged with stealing Small
market schooner about II tons, called the Bentley she
was stolen from the foot of Market sp-she was owned
by Joseph Monqua, No 43 Roosevelt ST. German BY
tho name of Viuzenz kille arrested by policemen
Glossy of the ls Ward and Cregier of the 18th Ward
charged with stealing trunk containing the following
property belonging German peddlar by the name OF
Raphael Gering silver watches, worth $40; 1l9 I'VE
franc pieces valued at $ll0 SOS in bank bills SPA in
silver coin lot Of dry goods worth SOO-n all S309
This trunk appears stolen at Easton Pennsylva-
MIA on last Thursday morning. by hie, who immediate
y fled The owner of the property traced the trunk to
TO this city, and procured the aid OF the above otcers
who very arrested the rascal and have also been
fortunate enough the whole OF the property to
! within about $50
A FRAIL PARTSER.-Hanover square was thrown
into state of great excitement about yesterday in
consequence OF married female having been watched
and seen 10 enter the store of a well known iirm oil
French importers located in the above named vicinity
under somewhat suspicious circumstances On making
ourselves acquainted with the facts in the case il appear
pr for some time pas; suspected the fidelity OF his wife
to whom he has been married about year had employed
a friend TO watch her movements. which resulted IN
tracing her in company with OF the principal clerks
of the establishment few evenings since 70 house OF
questionable character, aud yesterday she was followed
TO the store previously alluded to- which she entered
which being communicated TO the husband ne re-
paired TO the spot forthwith and burst open the
The guilty pair then brought out and conducted De-
fore Alderman Church. who elected considerable tesii
mony in the case of singular character but as no
criminal offence had been committed according 10 Inc
laws of this S,ate) the trail fair one and her paramour
were permitted TO take their departure leaving the dis
consulate husband TO seek redress before another
tribunal.
FROM LAKE SuPERIoR.-We are kindly allow
ed to make the following from private business
letter from gentleman at Copper haroor. IL refers 10
the location on Eagle River belonging to the PittsouEgh
and Boston Company
e The Cliff mine Ia unquestonaby the richest
silver mine now worked sold q specimen near a ton
of copper rich of silver that il snetng the company
$780, besides $50 to the Goyerunant-ssy to9v. ne
mineral agent here confirms the sale. More than SVoJ
was thrown Oh al one blast, while was there lew