New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
CITY ITEMS.
sA1rEpAY. september {


The FsEScH STEAMER NEw- IORK.-We trans
late the following remarks on the French line OF
err. from the Couria ses Eass Uas Of this morning
We believe ths. they are perfectly JUS, and give place
10 them tbs readily because the source from which
tny are taken be charged with any local OF
tons pre- 1dces .zsnst the lnes sort OF reply which
hs. been thought socien, for similar criticisms from
other quarters II the Company wishes u succeed, Il
must thoroughly reform It's whole course OF manage
msnt:
The fourth steamer Of the French lire well ito
prececesors been dstsncec by the Cunard line and
say /, 10 tbs shame II TIE Company this result hiss
not surprised disappointed any People learn
very place confidence ia IRREGULAR service
I'VE learned yesterday morning that the Ner-lOrs
Rad put into Newport, r l. OF "Wednesday 1t T. NJ
being arrested IN her course IKE me MISSOURI ~ ,h'
want Of fuel Several persons who arrived here yestSf-
day by tie Newport have given some truly co.
Nous ceisils Of her vOJsge
" On arriving At Chsr0Ourg on tire morning OF 10,
18th from U.Yre Instead Of every thing being ready a.
il stOud have been, the passengers found the ship IA
such disorder thsi ~s Necessary . receive them ten
porarly on board The Union where Cspt Herbert who
a. me - p.lie the bunders u Toe country gave them
,Seir dinner AT lee, they got Of BY midnight bot the
New York ttOryei IL the channel tv0 hours longer and
sftsrward .ost fifteen hours 10 repairing her machinery
Finally, dsys before arriving her coal gave out sud
IL Cniy by employing everything on oOsrd, sven y
Inc TAR hst she able % yet into Newport w may
exyec, ner here today sne vii have been fally treny
dsys on Der passage.
FOR this lme confess that the neglect which there
TRIES with National enterprise appears - us less e'.
pcaDe snd lees excussbe than ever. AZ the ealing d
the Newyoik the Union had slready been eight days
Cherpnurg Capt. Herbert, who well undentsni 10
hs oce must have related the obstacles sgsinsi which
b. had 10 struggle and gwen the advice which was dc
ts,ed by his own experience. How dOesh happen tnin
that the very same difficulties have been repeated
Tho fault let US the courage To sGy II Tor the
good Company Itself this fault rests wholly W IN
the Compsny. but for It's wre,chcd lmProvidence the
four ships would have made the passage In fourteen or
een dsys snd such result At the outset would nave
assured iheln which their failures have -
rudoly Compounded for the future Adi 10 ms tai
board the New York As on board the MISSOURI Toe
passengers la the second cabin make as We are ssurn
extremely serious plants They cay that th-y have
been deceived much was promised but noinlns pr
formed aud If the Teproach rests parity with me eoi
grant agencies part OF also iss upon tho ffeh-u
"A, for the CsptaiD the passengers declare that DO
has toe least been concerned Ia the nlsortutes
OF voyage, they gratefully acknowledge MS sklll
and scn;emanly manners
We repeat that al this have end, II the fu
ture prosperity Of the line IL not TO be compromised
without remedy. Tue Company should comprehend
what hiss do and do 1t Ia such manner as 10 risk
neither Disgrace Misunderstanding nor recrimnhti0n
Among the TO passengers by the New York are VI
Dagneau. tbs new local sgent OF the Company and M
g. Marquis de Richeb0urs, President OF the Board OF
Direction We hope that the arrival Of these two per.
will be signaI of thorough organization and
that today Will be the last time that II will be necessary
regret. We would thousand times rather oesi)~
praise than blame"
Aims HoUsE-Thc number Of persons receiving
charity from the City at the close OF August is OIL
lows In Bellevue Aim. House, 1922 Bellevue Hoe
pt.l 10 City Prison III Lunsiic Asylum. 4l6 Nur.
sery 965 Nursery Hospital, 1871 Psntentisry COZ Sc
cond and Third District Police si5. Total, POS. OF
Oh, Door Poor there 1850.
The following supplies have been bought for present
and future use Beef s. 563 Salt Beef 1913 Boat and
Boat Repairs sisO Coal ST. 30, Colored Home f.j;
Crackers. $l36; Children Nursing. $780, Drugs aod
Medicine, 500, Donations, 1887; Flour and Rye,
s. $50 Lumber Sll3l. Marketing t6l7; Soap. 500;
shoes $3.50; Tea 500 Wood, s2Oll. Total, <iOO-i.
A PHEsoMEsos.-Th French Courier says that
Mr. Glstz one of s subscribers in this City has child
which offers singular example of the csprices of ma
ture lis hardly twenty-five months old and is thirty.
nine inches In height. Recently It grew i've nches In
three dsys and then after twelve days ntornisson IL
grew four inches more 10 week. As the CoH7tr 10
told by NJ Legrsnd the French physician who attends
It, It is the curious phenomenon ever observed
the rapid growth known before being three inches
in eight DAYS We add with regret that this abnormal
Development has exhausted the strength of the child
which reduced to such state that the circulation oil
the blood can be Ia its veins 1t lives only by the
nursing 1t receives, and they despair OF raising IT,
rs'- Company No. 4 of the fremen Of Newburgh
arrived here yesterday. and received by their
brethren OF this City They leave for home this after
noon.
ny. Three hundred and forty three immigrants
arrived here Thursday.
FiRE.-A fire broke out about II o'clock last
night in the segsr Of Henry Saltwater III Bo"ery
csused by the bursting OF spirit gas lamp. Damage
riding.
PoLIog-George Kline, an escaped convict rom
Blsckwelrs Island last night arrested by ofcefs
Purdy and Bnrnsiead OF tho Tenth Wsrd. tie was sent
back
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
The scuooLs-By Mr. Marvins report 20 the
Charter Convention which noticed yesterday, tsp.
pears that the Income Of the Board of Education fer the
supper, of schools for the year ending Feb J. ISIS 10
S24955 80.
The expenditures of tho Board for the year ending
IL, May, lsi,, were as follows;
Salaries of teachers. eO
Contingent ex penses. lfb -
Appropriation for library --...-.-...--..- LON -
Total --.-.---.----.- s<u'.U 20
A. ouehiih OF the moneys derived from the state sud
It's equivalent appropriation by the County supervisors
are to BIZ expended In school libraries tho amount 5is
year viii be for iris purpose $25li o.
The number Of teachers nO~ employed 10 y, sni
their coriye nsson IL $3.50 average Of s252 each
The number OF schosrsi In the city according - The
lssi census on lat of June last waswnite IL On col
ored 3e7-ioal IL 343 Number on register 4b4s aver
sge attendance 2s4l Assuming the average humber Ia
attendance for year basis the aversso c)s! Oi
education for each scholar during 1916 W. 81 r.
NOTICES.
PHRENoI,oGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
wLERs & WELLS,
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