New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01


tlensn Is In good health.
GERMAS INNI6RATIoS-The report OF the Ger
Society from Jan 10 Oct l. 10 published In the
Scindlp0a Of this morning During this time about
5000 German immigrants have arrived n New York
The precise humber cannot be sscer,ainsd, - many
hsve come from unusual ports OF Hose known 20 the
COMMITTEE l43 ships from Hsvre have brought shout
lss00 - from Antwerp about n 900 % from Bremen
about ST. a. from London stosi 5oOo, 3 from Ham
burg 2l5 q from Rotterdam ifoo p from Liverpool
10 from Portsmouth 50i from Falmouth Isl. from
Plymouth go, from Glasgow l0i. from Steitin "a
10 general the immigrant. this year have been in better
circumstances than those If former years which 10
owing the fact that the poorer classes have taken the
cheaper route by Quebec Most Of them have gone
ives, 70 engage In agriculture smong them have been
fever mechanics thsn usual and mos, Of these have
gone wet Many Of them have, however csugh, the
frver In the West and have returned 70 the City To be
supported ~ tho aid OF the society. Through the
agency of the Society there have found employment
dsy laborers and laborers on Railroads, 2@3 female
domeses ca mechanics apprentices u farm labor
ers rs; stonecussers, CO.. bakers, s. nssons a.
Jolrers 30 wesvers, p ,siloTs. "A shoemakcr', "a
lock smiths 70 gsrdners. 10 smiths other mechsnies
5I-to,sl i35 persons beside these. i23 immigrants
nave urtu piaftult NV 'irisfN --lN w. Ht7t''
The report adds tia, the Society has oiherSse been
Of service TO an unusual number OF immigrants and
that It's sphere Of action Is constantly extending.
~ The steamboat Oregon on her way to this
City last night run into sioop and immediately sunk
her We have not learned whether any lives were ost
or not, The cargo of the sloop estimated a. $4,000
There was fog In the Sound a, the time Of the accident
Il The steamer Oregon is TO be withdrawn
from the storinrion route after to-day. She will run
as day boat n Albany.
IL The French C0uyy1cy says that immediate
ly after the escape of Lorin The Alorplace managers
attempted to renew friendly relations with Bonede'H,
bu, in vain. Accordingly toe steamer which leaves Bos-
ton on Monday will carry out order On Italy for ore
tenor in good condition warranted sound and kind
~ The Utica Gazette learns that Mr.. LvISe.
sroS Of the firm Of Livingston Wells is worse again
and 1, Is thought canno, recover.
SERIOUS AccmFNT.--Two men named Thomas
Kesnsn snd Francis Whiimore while Engaged in PM,
ting up new spoutng house 10 39i wsier.st 'en. BY
the scsaod giving way and were very much injured
They taken to the Hospital.
CASE OF BISHOP OSDERDoNK-The COurer "
EnqHir1 mas additional partcu IN relation to
the action Of the House of Bshopsin ths IA soor
as the canon placing the power 10 remit modify such
a sentence a. hs ia the House of Bishops had be
come a Law by the sc,iOn of both Houses. Com
mittec of fve Bishops elected by ballot brought in
report recommending. unanimously that me Bishop hd
kdre d rildrar his Papos The report wen, largely
and ably into the reasons for rejecting his demand
Among others IL Il stated that there reason Il
be eve that be- hal repented Of that OF which he had
been found guilty and that until there should b2 receiv
ed from him an ample confess guilt ssd satisfactory
profession Of repentance, restoration was impossible -
The repOr, farther aud aimed Al npressng On M
mind II Bishop Onicrdouk that since the oilce OF
Plshop WAS given him. tor hs sake hut the good o
IN. Church there nothing en- O him. but the bare
legal possibility cd being restored and no sucl
possibility shoud be the basis In his mi ID ~ any expec
t.tOn. The report was very strong and We trust WI
be considered 10 terminating Ibis unhappy case.
Ire vote on the resolution wss sultan o. cir. 1h
sr we're precisely the Bishops who. on the iris
voted not Qnun Too Bishops who would certsin
have voted with tho sixteen. Wore abs'nt viz Bishop
Smith and Potter. ~ present the vote would hav
been H. to g.
PorICE WIN. Slatery was arrested last nigh
by officer Miller of tho Second Ward, charged wit
stealing 800 pounds of beef from Ca,h'siEe ONesl II
was detained Thomas Vanderiip WIS arrested Las
nisht By officers CoOte and Whan at the sixth Ware
on suspicion Of stealing s2j In cash. and lot OF ar
eoods lie was detained. "A man named William De
vine was detected last nght to the act OF smuggling
box OF lace goods worth $3.50 from on board the shi
I Metoks n X.