New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09


not by Wing orders and all these things charged to the
support of inmsies
In regard 10 the number Of inmates In the Aims House
Department the following table will show the niilns
difference that exists up June and what they were
from January to the lst OF July
In January .....5 343l April 3OyO
February .........5429 May ...-...-...-..'2
March ...........5 35jl June .-..-.....-..-o'zo '
For July the numbers have not yet been returned Out
they are quite IS large June occaoned by the large
number of paupers that here from Quebec and
Montreal So /, does not appear tina, have met the
matter disinsenuousy, and am willing TO soide the
judgmen, Of the public.
MARCELLrs EELLs, supt A H.
~ The Board of Directors of the American
Bible Society held their monthly meeting on Inursosy
Last when II appeared that during the month " Sv
more than 9OOO copies of the Bible were issued IN
nineteen different languages The expenses Of 'ne ~
cs,y for the same time s25 Ooo while the receipts
era only $4,000: this leaves the Board in want oil mo
nav while there 10 a greater demand for Bibles than
ever The Society sin debt for paper already OF when
II needs A new supply as it works more than ton
day At the same meeting fourteen new auxiliary so
cie,ies one In Mississippi, two Ia Alabama one IN "eor
qa two In Wisconsin four in Illinois, one in Indians one
10 Virginia and one in New Jersey were recognized
A letter read from Ohio, written by former ON
cor of the army in Mexico who now desires to carry
the Bible 10 that country A communication from
France was aso read calling for the .ieans OF printing
and distributing the Scriptures among the poorer Cstno
lies of that country.
MISSIONARIES The American Board OF Com
missoners for Foreign Missions sent reinforcement to
the Bombay Mission In the Goodwin Captain hennsrd,
which sailed yesterday. Rev. VIM. Wood, OF Hen
mixer. New.Hsmpshre and Mrs Wood OF Croion, hS'
sachusetts and the Row. George Bowen, OF New'l ORR
City are the Missionaries.
Disasters AND Loss OF LIFE Is The STORM OF
THURSDAY NIGHT on Friday afternoon, p miles 5 f.
BY East OF Fire Island the Merchants pilot boat Netts
fell in with boat ntsining seaman named Kelsey
related that he had been attached 70 the schr sarah
Strong from Philadelphia with cargo OF coal for Bos
ton that on the night previous, about IL o'clock the
schooner while lying to In gale was knocked down
aud capszed snd he discovering boat about 100 yards
from him. swan TO H. and shortly after he sa" tne
schooner sink with all the rest of her crew
The same pilot informs that on Saturday morning
about o'clock 40 miles s F. Of Mon,suk, fell In with
ship Thraesn Capt Rogers hence for Liverpool VINO
had taken the captain and crew Of the brig Margaret
Ann from Baltimore with cargo Of lumber, bouAd to
Boston which had sprung leak She lying to 10 gale
A few days previous. The pilot boat took the Margaret
from the snip And Drought tnth % ivy
ship Michigan Mason. from Boston for New Orleans
on 3Oth July AZ II r NJ lat "a long "a, In gale from
f. carried away the msnmast ten feet above the
deck for, and mizzen topmsst mlzzenmsst head
.nrung and all sails lost with the mast except foresa
and ,uanker The ~ lowed to the City BY steamer
Hercules for repairs
STEAMER ASrELorE.-Our NewJersey friends
of Perth Amboy and New Brunswick have organized
ror IN nix tn and
places and this City They have placed upon the line
beautiful steamer the antelope Bishop & simonson
buder,; engine by r secor Co; ana the jolners
work by c. NJ simonson. The A. Ia furnished 10 ee'
gan, style and for comfort and convenience not sur
}, passed trial trip made on Friday ana srpecta
o tons we're fully realized. Tha A. will CONNIE zee run
n ming TO morrow at past P NJ from Robinson st. pier
If ~ The casting Of the second bedplate for the
United states steamship place the foundry OF Sc
- cor & Co between one snd O'Clock on Saturday
large number Of spectators were present and the pro
2 cess was successful More than twenty nine tons o
IN ,,sl,ed metal we're used The United States will be
= launched next week.
" ISorysrs-An inquest was held on saturday by
v the coroner on tins body OF Margaret Vsnderpool 4
~ scotch woman aged IS years II sppesrs that this wo
IN man had once moved respectable circles but HAVING
"a fallen had attsry lived al the Five Ponts LAST Wed
o roiugs IN tno pssenth1 tIOCoil
he store In LeouArdsL the proprietor OF which IN one
m tn,ns had kept his mistress lie ordered ner on
of his premises and sent Tor the pohcc, 70 "hoin sh
,d given in charge Finally 'ns vas conveyed 10 70
Hospital where after reyivng little, she at lss SUI
w and was relieved from all her distresses The verde
was tina, death resulted from exhaustion arising from Dc
Incorporate habits OF life Also yesterday at the Clt
Hospital on the body of Haniord Carter native OF th
cav AGED II years who while engaged In taking dow
a wind sail the part OF store l+s PeArlst o
Thursday evening struck on the head BY piece
fell adjoining
seriously injured hm that he died yesterday Ferd'
Ter according to tho foregoing facts Also on SATURDAY.
IS A. A. Leonard upon the body o, Catherine Porter
he native Albany aged ~ years who came 20 her des,
KS by congestion of thu brain, caused by ntempesne'
Verdict accordingly
PoticE-Oficer Norris one Of the Chief Aid'
arrrsted Saturday morning man calling hmscii "a
les Riley on = chsrgs OF passing counserien w .t
= n,or,ins 20 b 90 Tue Adams Rank North Adams Ma
saohu.otts upon Emma Edwards, residing Al u run
lie wss conveyed before Justice Osborne, sna CONT"
ted tor trial. Officer hurley OF IN" Lover romeo
rs,,.A ON saturday Jew called Joseph Cssco, aeep
OF a secundh hand shop at - Orsnges1 on "sr's
- i..uad by Justice Drinker. wherein be stands char
- with tsoaiou.iy stealing trunk containing money Al
wearing snpars valued at $3.50 tho property Of Mr.
ht thony Gallagher residing a, lel Duanest Justice
ns borne held h bail in $500 In answer the charge.
49," rho s.ma oeacer arrested on Saturday, man py Il
- name Of Fens Calm whom he fnund e French boar
~, as house Dey charge Of being fugitive fro
New Orleans where he stands charged IN the compai
a., Of Alexander Lessrd with obtaining large amount
nh dry goods under iase sad rsadalen, representation
t,b Justice Osborne locked him up 81 await REQUESTS
if"m me A"thnnu"s et es"s.s 'v'Set'
my s'ns Ano NHa' o' sne io,,H >'o Hreses ." 80
,h two fellows called John McMen0my and lohn lFs~ .
charge ct stealing barrel OF molasses. v-osn -
the property Of -hotweil Doscher "a vs.a'ns M
Ttad l1csad ~ Tor trial ny Justice osoorne feuo
lost OF the Second Ward, sresied GA ~.
ron named jim rhompsoa. whom he e."sn' W "s ~
opN stealing ssh OF butter valued AT ,.. o.s,,s. N
do Hunt Aoeked ny FOR trial by 49,. -, s.,..,. :.
Rir BLOOM tho hseA lnspeetes e''s'' W
'p man called John srown On M, hcrcr De Nav
" IS without license rssss os'.'s we 49,. whn. ,
.ssr Charles Morrison bore vas Htes~o ee ..N'y NY
~ cssr. Reed .sa Wade q the Teeth Ward ssAs
con xi,h .,s.ns carpenters tcs ~ the value ~ ~" ~
ehly ,s r.. :, x,uns,, w Wstnnors. 90 Orchard q III
city wsrs bssl.s sp.. Thomas cssnnshsm ~sa srvss