New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

o. ia:ericckin- Re pisrSs sni frsEacvc-E- WIZ r.
launched a, high water tLs morning from tie shpyar
Of Burt. Morgan. BROOKLYN OF Caha.iae Ferry
The GsEsr Rr6SrIA-Thsrs Is u BE- great
Est sce tins nlornin- n which fifteen sal VIII D en-
Is,,:-.onsist- Of al The crack iachts OF waers
u, -,t f-or1 the Elysisn Fields aud proceed sandy
Eok Il ~ oecck OF little after the Beet VIII PISS
caste Garden where great ar L now open Iais
place i. tie most eligible the whole river for view
o. Tue race and al vzo wish ENJOY the scene ought to
be Oh the spo. early.
TaE NisR,v1s-Tbose whose sympaihes have
been called iortf II behalf of the psor. r,endes~ and
unfortunate sr-rsnts who have from ti1e TO tire been
EXPOSED 10 want and starvation shores accounts
o. who's ssaerin-s have sppesred II the Journals ""
he glad to hear that n length formidable degree OF pub
lie attention mas been attracted to his subject Last
e7enu-a large and influential meeting was held az tsir
nitny Hail for the purpose OF deciding upon some en-
Glen; course OF proceeding against the present outrageous
system ami Report read whose statements are
well deserving OF attention exposing rs they 10 series
OF expressions and frauds truly Infamous Il seems thst
during tts past three years over One Hundred ana
Lightly Thousand Dollars have been received BY the Pas
sac Brokerage Monopoly while only about Thirty Thou
sand Dollars have been applied in behalf OF destitute
MISUNDERSTANDING clear prolt from this inhunsn
business OF Que Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
Unfortunately there are two methods OF reforming
these abuses advocated with equal zeal snd we doubt
NO, sincerity By the friends OF either The nrs-and
that for which understood the meeting last night
had been norr especially called to considers BY ap
peal The City Convention now il session, 10 ensrt
the necessary provisions IN the City Charter which
they are connecting. This was ably advocated
las, night by Messrs CAssERLY DOYLE and others and
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the subject has been already before the Legislature
which BODY on accouu; OF me non.agreement Of the
NewYork Delegation upon any plan refused TO sc; and
referred the question the City Chartcria Conv enton
1t IS evidently mere where the evil that the Legisa-
tive power which attempts reform best become
acquainted with the actual facts and what the people
really desire. Those who 20 Albany to furnish IN
formation TO the Legislature the subject very
likely be by the parties who heaping up for
themselves out OF the present state OF things
But the members OF the City Convention are on the
ground and can see and Judge tor themselves.
( However Mr.. o'CoSoR alter the Report had been
read and sustained by Mr.. CAsssLr offered Resolu-
ton to The cacc; that the Presidents OF The various Elni
grant Societies the City PC authorized to memorable
the Legislature on the subject OF the evils complained
of and 10 call general public meeting II they should
think ii advisable This resolution he supported ut
some length and replied TO by Mr. DoYLE-who was
followed on the other side by Mr.. McCARrY. The dis
cussion took very discur,ve scope, and was finally
ended by the adoption the following Resolutions bya
very decided majority
Resoired That the present system OF bonding alien
passengers is Mt variance with the Interests OF the
city and the notwithstanding irresponsible Hospitals
and Poor Iouses-and transferring the solemn duty oi
administering The destitute 10 class 0i men Interested
in its denial or delay.
Resoired That ii the amount now included in the
charge Tor passage computation money was paid
10 the CITY Treasury instead of the bondsmen or their
agents il would afford AN ample fund for the prompt
lief OF the unfortunate srnnccrtcrmnatc system lnu-
rious to his physical and moral condition, aud not inter
/ .crc with ,ha legitimate profits oil the passenger
brokers.
Resored That the adoption ol such Jaw would pro
mote rather than rciard the progress OF emigration by
providing for cmgrant- in sickness and IN health. and
eilectuslly protecting them from the lmposluons and
frauds 10 which they exposed
Rtsoircd That earnestly call upon the CITY Con
venon direct their attention TO this important sub
ect-nvolvnc the condition o' the cmiSrant the inter
the tax payer and the humanity and intelligence
OF the Empire City.
We now hope that the cryn, evils which have at
length caused these proceedings IN prospect OF being
speedily and efficiently remedied and that obstacle
will be- thrown in the way by any who not By per
bound - tho i"iq"i'nus system It ia IN
] tended to destroy
I - The FAIR was greatly attractive Yesterday
The splendid sunshine gay with the bright coors OF
the lively hronc which tended Battery ward throughout
the day Omnibus drivers had smile OF peculiar salts
faction their honest faces (barrng the pewter sin
pcnccs and although they generally Kept nearly a.
possible in the middle of the street they all stuck 10 the
flags The American institute will have "A line harvest
this
II nrknan driving iuriously. as If was his
intention change hi- cargo into butter he deliv
cred it to his customers yesterday ran his horse over
gentleman named wedc. OF No. II Fir-'-avenue who
seriously injured The nturiated chnrn was stopped
and the driver arrested 10 answer Tor his novel and dan
gerous method OF manufacturing buttermlk
Iy- Matthew Hennessy died yesterday Mt the
Hospital of injuries received from being buried under
bank OF earth where he was digging some days ago.
Ia ~ Brooklyn Policeman who came over to
see the sights Gotham yesterday robbed OF his
watch and about $780, while a miscellaneous night ON
the Five Points rot up for his especial amusement
named William Murach was arrested as being con
cerncd in the robbery.
~ The Second Annual Far OF the Society Of
Agriculture and Horticulture OF westchester Co. will
open Sing Sing "Wednesday, Oct 9Th 10 dny) and
continue two days There will be Cattle Show Pow
inc Match. &C. Judge Lockwood wll! deliver Ad
dress and, altogether, the occasion promises to be
very Interesting
II y P. WILLS, Esq. We perceive BY the
New Bedford papers married the LIT inst to the
only daughter Of Hon Joseph Grinnell o: that place
r8 Mr. PEKABEAu writes n note giving the
following as the version Of the burglary six ias
TO which we plsytuly alluded day two .ince We
hope this will De the last OF the on Friday
evening friend informed that OF De Meyers
Pianos was for sale n, Schartienberg Luis's Next
morning called and the person who had
the key being and not having time wait opened
the instrument with my key (as knew that all the
locks Erards Pianos we're aike) and touched few
keys, but aid not perform any thing, III down
/ TO the instrument. gentleman who with also
did the same and then closed the Piano
-. Ex-President TYLER and Lady have arrived
IN the City and staying with relative OF Mrs Tyler
in Lafayette place.
Board OF SuPERyIsoRs.-Last evening the Coro-
bill or The quarter ending June J0th amounting
$3.50 presented and referred. The bill OF Tie su-
perinEendent Of Schools loi days salary &c
ing 10 s2o9 is ordered to be paid The Tax Lists
Tor the year, wiIh the Couproiers Report, pre-
sented and referred The tor the present year
understand, will be about l0i cents on each 800
laarD IN in tsyy dars la-1a