New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

GFvERAL THEOLOGICAL SENIsARI or IRE EPls-
coFAL CHrzcH At meeting o the Board Of Trustees
o. 90. lasuiuacu. held % "Wednesday II The Sund y
School room Of - Jobu. Chapel reso u,on proposed
l-.t year by si.hop Delaney di.eu-'et. The pur
port Of the resolution tn the semioAry should be
charged into a merely Diocesan institution Il was de-
eidsd il the negative.
AccrDESr.-As the Grand st Ferry Boat was
passipg from williamsburg this morning shout o.
clock the alarm wAs given thaia man bad Jumped over
board from The other JUS, passing toward The village
and al seemed anxious 10 DO something 70 ssveh.m but
no bost floats or .ay,hins movable could Be found
one more eager than The others cried for rope to
- secured round hi. waist that be might 90 over ssr
him bat nothing OF the Kind board and the
s,er struggling for few minutes sunk rise
TIE neglect Of the Ferry Company in making DO pro
vison against such accidents il mos, ealpAble.
JAcOs HAYS EsQ.-As the carriage, containing
TIL. venerable Higs Constable moved along TIA pro-
cessou yesterday toe terror Of evildoers greet
ed on every hsnd with the enthusiasts cheers Of the
popolace
juvenile CoScERT-Mr. J. c. Lucky will give
Juvenile Concert on Monday evening at the Minerva
Rooms Ills cholr OF children. seventy6ve in number
are all OF hi. own training Ills advertisement may be
found IN another column.
THAT WooDES LEG Has CONF AT LAST The
only vssrous par, Of santa Anns-the only part liar
DID not r1sA-h.s length reached Gotham and is
hibrng TO day 8, the American Museum. where 5Srnum
or his representative manages keep up succession
Of novelties which draws more quarters to hss III
than TO any other establishment, Of the kind in the
country or perhaps the world I, will be worth twice
the price Of admission TO the Museum to the crowd
Of the eurou. that viii throus tia, house day.
Protestant EPISCOPAL BOARD or Missions
Th. Board OF Mission. Of the Episcopal Church in the
United Ststes met ~ - Bartholomew Church Thurs
day morning, Bishop BRowNELL OF Connecticut pre-
siding An exceedingly animated debate arose on
motion for the appointment OF Committee % report II
the Trennis Convention be held 10 this City IN Oc0
Der next toe character. management and efficiency
OF the mission A. COnsiantnope. The motion was re-
jscsd-chieay on the ground that Bishop sou,hgsie,
who l. Al the head OF the mission. viii himself transmit
full report the whole subject for presentation on
the same occasion Much ability was displayed 10 the
discussion especially by Bishops Hopkins OF Vermont
Do.ne Of New Jersey and Whiting mann OF Maryland.
and Edward A. Newton, Esq. Of P.tt,ield, Mas. Il
would tbs, toe mission continues successful, and
retains the confidence and support OF the Church
Express.
PoLIcE-High Constable Young of Philadelphia.
City yesterday, from Boston, having in charge an old
offender named Alexander, a!ias sandy Neal, charged
with having entered house in Philadelphia, broken
open trunk, and stolen therefrom considerable
amour, ofproperty. Hgh-Cons,able Young proceeded
TO Philsdephia with his prisoner. fellow well
known to the Police, by the Of Bill Mosier. who
stands indicted for grand larceny in having been con
cerued 10 stealing SIS worth of iron from the foot OF
Pikest was arrested Ia Nswst. yesterday morning by
officer Fesrnin of the Seventh Ward, who tOund hm
Offering to revsrnsh furniture 10 order 10 obtain oppor
tunities for piliering He Is also the intrepid
rogue who years ago, while on bis way q sing
sing sprang from the steamboat with his handouts o.
and succeeded In reaching the shore thereby etechng
hi. escape from the oscer. lie subsequently found
concealed ia chimney in Grand a. served out his sen
ence and being arrested for stealing the iron again
made bis escape from the station house he will oe ried
with pals whose cases are set down for to-day Mr. C.
L. Bird of Troy on board the steamer Empire. left
stool his berth roll OF bill. amounting to $50 and
went % the wash room He returned In few minutes.
when his money had been stolen No clue has vt been
bad 10 the thief The house 22 Madison at
robbed Thur.day by Germsn .ervsntEirl, of 50
in bills aud soyereigns gold chain and silver pencil.
She made her escspe---Jsnc Hogan was last nisht
rested by Sergeant Gardiner Of the sixth Ward charged
With stealing SIS from John Mcnamara. She wa. de-.
tanned tor examination. amy Gilpn was asst night
arrested by officer Rafferty, of the Sixth Ward charged
with stealing so from Henry Crevenier She WAS de-
tanned for