New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
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,..,.,.. .ei tssig smiles s>tussauon ~hieh Wine
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,...ars q ,ss Preparation has been made iof
,sss.sias So pe,sOas bat than 400 weio present
a.. a. wsrv ~ s,ms way pFov'dcd tot
ls.sss. u spS'esy sra o@Gs,Ay NON hrSss CLAY
Ssv Sswaxe. S.Nvsl loNaA. rurNtow Wthp and
as.ss WV sseA ana warmly responded TO- Tho various
,..,., ess1 sixth rcms'ks tsom The President OF tho
Sss,,,, nsa iAs venerable rsos" oCoSos IAN exile "
~ ~a, HyatSS CA~sx,i, u GSattr, and Others and
..ee.,sA ss,,sa ods WAS rvelod by Mt sarA, son Of
,ss i.n.O,c, irish poet, A shea The Society was on
tAs ast Il aeSsfalnS nom the tning - The ballroom
~s.a csmPsgst 70 leave
Loco oco WARD NoSiSArIoSs--Eishh
wsrx-wm } Mepsrmot for Alderman. Robert T. Getty
Ak Assistant
sA,Ass-n wssS-Moscs W. 5. Jackson for Alderman.
waasa Wan wyvS. Assistant
Srssanp.A Ward.-JAmss Robertson Is TO DO run for
Alderman
IT. IL Is said that the Hermsnn leaves at half
yA sAsas Moadsy morning because she could not get
svss es she waits m H. ss has been suggested and
,Asi tie ta 10: With the Postmaster or her o~nefs,
ssuy,y Win tnc gie which happens that DAY 70
rss 81 sse wrcns hour.
~ The new congregation of the Episcopal
Chaeh II vaisa Rev Dr. soHRoKpEs IS the pastor. viii
esSSAsr nee, Divine service three times every Lord
Day al lhssuyvesant Institute, in Broadway opposite
Beps-s,.
" The weather yesterday was decided
ssscra,e arih continues 90 forward Ia the same
trscti>u, BY end Of next week II will be warm
xan.
ST. PArRIcKs DAY.-This day was celebrated
In suitable manner by the Irish residents Of the City
In the forenoon procession OF the Lsborers Union Be-
nevolsni Society passed through o. the pr.neIpal
streets with banners and music. Ia the evening dinners
we're given. which reports appear in columns this
nOtsiry. and altogether the national anniversary of
I-i.hnnen passed in the City very happily.
INSTITUTION roR EDUCATION An ediice de-
,snes for this purpose hiss been commenced on Union
SQUARE between Fourteenth and Fifteenth SITS the va
s.pt lard adjoining the Church Of the Puritsns The
eudiDF will present facade Of seveDyfve feet 'front.'
will be stories b gh, Of brown stone ia Corinhian
syi. The interior will contain rooms for study nsiruc
Hon library cabinet &c beside small room the first
sr literary snd scientific lectures and class ins'ruc
ten 10 voes music Connected with this room Is to DO
laboratory for the OF 10 chemistry
.nd natural philosophy There will be two front entrances
Aluse enclosure in the Of the building will furnish
for recreation and exercise II sereced by
the descendants Of the late Henry Spnger, after whose
name the building will be called 1t designed to accom-
odste the Seminary OF Rev. Gorhsm d. Abbott, now In
University place.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE Coroner Walters
was called bold inquest yesterday on the body OF
young rishmsn named Thomas Carroll, who came TO bis
death under the fol owing circumstances From the ev
deuoe adduced the Coroner aPpesrs that the dc
ceased was lsborer employed about sugsT-nouse no"
in the course Of erection in Dusnest between Broadway
and Chmeh-st and while engaged in digging for new
foundation portion Of an old wall eayed In and fell on
him. ipjring him severely that he died IN few hours
Verdict in accordance with the foregoing facts.
CoRREcTIoN.-By a singular blunder in our Pc
lice report yesterday morning. 1t made 10 say tna
"Ofcer Mann brought up and held 10 answer" &c
when the fact that ofcer Mann arrested crnins
named Edward Farrell and brought him up at the Poie
Court the charge mentioned weregret that such al
error should have occurred, and accordingly male the cor
rection.
70 ne EG,;or Of 7As Tribune:
The statement in your paper that q charge wal
made on the New Haven Hartford and Springfield Rail
read for the transportation Of Mr. Adsmss remains 1
untrue The Congressional Committee were also passe
Free and report differing from this In relation to IN
conveying remains Of this lameDted patriot or tnos
In attendance over the sboveDamed road is base false
hood. GEO. LOWS, Conductor OF Steamboat Train
New.HaveD, Hartford ana Springfield K r.
6RAsp LARcEsY.-Stolen from the second nOo
Of the house S4S Hudson the following articles 81
silver .ocops marked Pieott, desert spoons with n
NAH on the M one locket heart shaped with the initial
n r. on the back, also, SO in bills Of tins City
GENERAL sEssIoss.-The Jury in the case Q
1ohp MONTGOMERY indicted foI keeping a disorder
house after being locked for about 10 hours
ehemse ives unable to agree upon verolct Inc SouI
accodinsy discharged them from farther consideration
the subject. Daniel MARI Indicted oI steains v s
eel called Scotch bag pipes valued at Sa IN
property OF James Fox Chaistmas night last lbe &C
cusca was found guilty snd sentenced TO three years l
prsonment in the State Prison. Peter prmlhenas
plead guilty 10 indictment for violent assault on on
car Morris and sentenced 10 20 days conhnement
the CITY Prison. VIM. Amos, coored. was men tre1
an for stealing coats, cloass NC valued AZ %
He found guilty and sent to the state rttson 'ol
WIN Kelly then put on his tria' iot oI.e
ius the store of Mr. Marshall on the 10Th OF reo1ust
last and stealing thererom par OF boots v ei
He was fou cd guilty and sent 70 the State Prison Tor
years.. VIM Smith next tricd on charge OF SIC :
ins a diamond ring from the store OF MI s1epneh
Palmer jeweler, In Cortland ST. on the sd OF reofesf
last Tho ury fousd him guilty Sentenced deferred
colored lad BY Of Francis was then put on ~
trial for stealing carnage and two horses valued al
belonging q Patrick Duffy The Jury without Ieaslu
their seats deTed verdict OF guilty sentence pos
poned James Ny also pleaded guilty 10 grand IA
eeny and remADded for sentence The Court
MARRIED
Dr. h JOHN Fl s0 %frHEkELL the B
az p,oxinrs of L, to Miss CLARA AM