New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22

a, some length with ans,on and felicity concluding
with the following sentiment
Dc Tooguere Of Frana,-Ihs creates, philosopher o,
tn 49, ni. text American Democracy may ~ al
learn Of him.
This was followed by sentiments and speeches from
several gentlemen but the l4isness Of the hour Mwhieh
We returned 70 the City must from any a.
tempt 70 report them One sentinentwss however. re-
ceived with favor too strongly marked to be allowed to
pass unnotced twas given BY AID Maynard
TIE Hsai Of he Ques1 Of Franc a1d ef iis L1d'e' 81
III Royal Family.
After an evening Of uncommon enjoyment the com
pAny some City i've in al returned to the City sometime
after ten o'clock snd the iesd and angusd oiheers no
doub, sought sleep 10 prepare for another entertain
ment which their counuymen give them this evening
at Delmonico.
The SLAVE Cl.E-During the conversation yes
,erdsy Mr.. Purroy stated Judge Eimonds that the
return Is precisely similar 70 the ola ore, sckuoTl
ejgins that the slaves property legally acquired
in Brazil 80 might sznuggled s,ods be- aiso that they
form part Of the crew Judge Esrnonds recommended
ths, the hsbess corpus be altered 10 make Il re-
turnable before hun Judge OF the supreme Court
Ia Court instead Of at Chambers Til. viii enable
cHFtNf-4A CtITr4 A lie 'NNih Ni fHes
ME1AvcHoLY OccURREScE-Y Yesterday after
noon ssiIboa; containing number Of men Or boys
was observed 20 cspsize At the lower point Of Black
wells Isani snd while the individuals who bad been
thus thrown into the endssvorus % regain
the boat and thus themselves Il said that no less
than eight vessels passed BY them without sny eo, be-
ing made 4 rescue them from wstery grave. Their
perlous situation being discovered By James A. Smith,
residing the foot OF Thirty thst be instantly sprsng
into small boat and pushed OF to render all the assist
ance In bis power hoping a. least % save ere Of the
party who then cnging the side Of the boat
but before Mr. Smith reached the bost that bad
sxed his hold and gone down. while nothing could be
seen Of any Of bis unfortunate companions. MIR Smith
then went to work got the boa, gifts snd lowed her
20 the foot Of Twenty'isthst whore, examination,
the boat found 70 be the Sea Gull with small
sail and Ia {, were found black alpaca or summer
cloth cost blue sack coat pair Of striped pantsoons
straw hat and quantity Of fishing tackle. Too much
credit cannot be given 20 Mr Smith for bic noble aad
intrepid eorts to the lives Of those WHO were In
the boat as quite fresh breeze blowing al Toe time
~ Ills EI-sxcelency John Tyler arrived in the
City yesterday from Philadelphia with wife and child
and putup" at the Astor House. IA private citizen
welcome 70 the ~ uAd oeth iucu better
for hi. reputation to always have visited US in such
character. For may be said OF him a, once of Ro-
man Emperor that he could have ever been supposed
most 6t for high station If he had never attained It,
We don Z recolect the words--but that the idea.
Qu,RANrIyE HosPIrAL-Ths returns Of this
Hospital for the week ending the 10Th inst show great
decrease in tho number of inmates caused by the die
charge OF patients The number In Hospital the 2th
inst was 700 I57 patients have since been admitted
2i2 discharged and q died in the time leaving 300
who are IN "a ring under the following d.seasess
Bilious remittent fever ID small p0x....-....... o.
Rem.tien ieyer..... 2- Other diseases ........ No
Typhu5 ievar..-...... l'2 T3al............... SD
Rotnn or ErrcirI0N-IIfiuc.ilv -The Presi.
dent TowSsEND HAHBI7 Esq in the Chsir-Reports
and resolutions adopted. appropraiiug s- % ss
si.nees OF Charles Bren for painting school house u
In Fourteenth Ward I'm l-fi. referred back $50 for
repairing school house l6 in Seventh Ward % pay
r-nts o. various school houses $500 20 for fitting ny
new school house In Fittieth-st Twelfth Ward sl2O2
far quarters pay Of teachers la school No TO- in
Thirteenth Ward and SS2J for same iu school in
Fifteenth Ward l0O0 70 Mesfrs Wood tor books In
new school in Thirteenth Ward
Resolutions 10 appropriate S2t1i additional TO the
$4,000 already appropriated for building school
house In Eleventh Ward and $1,000 20 Mt up new
school house in Twelfth Ward. were referred.
The Public School Society presented c1mmunica-
ton asking the appointment OF Committee 10 confer a.
% some general plan Of Education; also presenting
thafr Qrartfrr Statement. Special Committee appointed
Mr. Grape presented report in favor oi % new school
In shtn Ward there being 5c0to 1000 children IN tho
Ward who DO not stieud any school Adopted.
some small bills were ordered - Do paid.
Ere 1cIdeuD The President STATED that members o
The Counre have visited Boston end fhi'ai lphis and
obi4Insr murn va'uqi'e information connected with
their High schools There is prospect that the Com
mon Council will appropriate Sin, for tho Free Acade
my. when IL will Immediately proceed Mr. Bosworth
offered resolution authorizing tho Committee 70 adver
se proposals. for site should the Common Council not
give one.
Er,siug Schools This question called in regular
course but Commissioner Fellows chairman OF the com
nee being absent engaged In the examination OF tn
James.st Fourth Ward School, no communication was
made.
some other little business done and the Board cd
i1urned
ISoUFsrs The Coroner was Yesterday called
10 hold inquest at No 81 Delancyst upon the body
Of Margaret Deshsnty aged 10 years who was drowned
Tuesday evening by accidentally falling from stesm
boat lying AZ tho Hook Verdict accordingly. Tit
Coroner also held an inquest yesterday In Twenty
second.st between Second and Third avenues, on III
body Of Patrick Sheridan, native OF lreland aged
years who 10 his death from the effects Of heat
Verdict accordingly.
POLICE Samuel s Snow. 1.-The Messenger o
the King OF Kings the person who was 20 come IN The
spirit az Elias ~ he IL styled by the " Latter Day
sains Yesterday arrested and committed tO prison
charged with Sealing bank book worth . cents from
Edgar Neville No. j6 G0ld5t The book contained on
account against the Sesrnens Savings Bank for $50
which c0u not De drawn without written order from
Mr. Eevile.-..A womsn named Mary Davis, was Ar
rested by officer Gardner Of the sixth Ward, charged
with stealing four embrodered cashmere vest pattern
from the OF Mrs Mckeon. Friday last. The yesti
worth SIS snd belonged 10 Nixon Thompson, corner
Of Broadway aud Cedsr-st who mad sent them to Mr'
Mcheon 10 be made up. She was locked up.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
FEMALE AcADENY-The first annual Commence
mens Of this extensive and admirably furnished nsti,u
ton took place Yesterday before crowded audience