New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

W onCef runner Also or s0rTei horse and bucners
cart found by Richard Williams corner OF West and
Gsnsevoorts;s.
IF A boy named Thomas Gray of z47 Stanton.
st fell on the ice yesterday aud broke bis Con-
vsyed to the hospital.
y young man named Jas McCurdy, Of 81
Grandst was run over By Engine No IS on Saturday
night and very badly hurt
u The wholesale warehouse OF s. + Nlchal
Co 60 Frontst burglsriously entered Saturday
night about II o'clock By Of Assist Capt
Dwyer luckily being upon the spot the villains fed with
out obtaining their booty which would have been large
there 81 900 in cash and 10000 worth Of stock
In the store The officers complain ih clerks attached
to stores are In the habit Of writing staying in their
counting till late at night leaving the front doors
unlocked and the store in darkness giving opportunity
to thieves themselves and whom warned by the
officers Of the danger. insult and abuse them.
~ As Assistant Aid. Feeks (vsho it will be
remembered rescued family from pershng by FIRE
week two since nj the rick Of bis te) accompanied
by Mr. John Mchsye Of No. 1s Mangin-st. passing
through Chshsmst on Saturday night a5ou half past
II o'clock he was assaulted and knocked down by two
named Robt Barron and Thos Burns. and severely
besen. Burns soon after arrested and immediate
Information being given the station house Capt Smith
ordered platoon of police the Of riot who re-
arrested Burns and dispersed the mob The scoundrel
fully committed to answer for bis msrderous as.
ssult.
~ Continued complaints Of the lamps
DANCING AND RELIGIoS.-Mr. Edifor-sir: Il
s rumored that there have been music and dancing
among the children on the L. l. Farms ! sincerely
a nj trnth N he
sibe that the Superintendent Of the Nursery has al
lowed such disg acefu TO be enacted among the
children OF the public In his charge In that institution
II mistake not, it was said at the time the Superin-
tenden OF the Nursery was appointed as additional
reason in fav Of his appointment that he protested
established eligous character but fear his religion is
nothing more than profession, he would not suffer
such things To- be done. As a citizen, ! contribute my
share OF he expense in maintaining the Nursery but
am free u say that for one not willing 10 assist in
supporting 70 institution for children, if music and
dancing are 10 constitute part of the ndugences as
amuyements, either common OF occasional My object
Mr. Editor Is to ask you whether there is any truth in
ths report not and if il is true will you the in
fuence of yotr journal to the Superintendent of
that institution to be drawn before the bar Of public
opinion 10 answer for this breach Of trust. INQUIRER
We can't say whether the report is true not, but
for our part unable to how it is against tho
religious character of that he give children the
chance of dancing music and help them dance into
the bargain Why the little things dance of themselves
n you leave them alone, and the man or woman who
see them jumping and skipping in their young life with
out blessing God for their happiness must be made OF
stuff that has nothing to do with Spring and sunlight If
the Superintendent at Long Island Farms has provided
music for the hapess pauper children under his charge
to dance by, hours which would not interfere with
their health we confess that like him the
worse for it, but great deal better
~ An Irishman named Terrence Brenin, while
laboring under delri emss cut his throat in three
places, on Saturday, at the house 269 Houstonst
fyrMrs. Eliza Waters was arragned on charge