New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18


Savings Bank on Saturday evening not great as
wa. expected, and oil demands promptly paid
Many of those who visited the Bank did to be salts
FED that their money was safe and the word Of the Off
GERS allaycd any apprehension they might have enter
tanned The trustees have promised detailed state
ment OF the affairs of the Bank in few days tits stated
that Mr. Thomas Hcgeman was seen IN Fulton 81 yes
tordsy morning about ii o'clock
BRooKIYN AcADEMY-Thc Trustees of the
Brooklyn Female Academy at a late meeting prohored
TO the Board of Education the free education of one
scholar from each Of the Public schools The sencr
Gus otter was promptly accepted, and by this means
the Common schools may be furnished with excellent
teachers
NEW CHuEcH-A plot of ground on the Glove
Road at Bedford near the railroad has recently been
purchased Tor new congregational Church ediice 1t
IA 10 be cor structed Of stone and will probably cost
about $4,000. A liberal sum has already been sub
scribed to dsfrsy the expenses OF building.
- Tar ~ItIhRNARKERs will give their last
Concert tonight at Montague Hall. They offer aehoice
programme commencing with the magnificent Hun
.lrisn March, and running through the most delightful
succession OF waltzes pokas, and galops They were
very warmly received Saturday night last and we
hope Will nave an overcoming hpN7tf W i,t'u " theA
farewell harmoncs.
ryr J. w. BRYCE, Esq. has withdrawn from
the editorshp OF the Brooklyn Adrsrtiser having com
menced the practice OF law in New.York
Y The judgment for deb, in the case oil Church
vs. Northrop & Webster, Druggists printed So 20
instead Of s32 20 in The Tribune of yesterday.
FIRE.-A small barn Of trihing value, situated at
the corner of Hoyt and Warren SITS. South Brooklyn
was destroyed by IRE on Saturday night
IS0UEsrs-Coroner Anderson held an inquest at
the Kings County Aims House upon the body Of Anna
Martin OF WilliamsbuTgh, who taken there in an
nsensibe condition Thursday last and died on satur
day II was supposed by some Of her friends that the
death OF the deceased caused by the III treatment
Of her husband and be was accordingly arrested
After tedious examination the Jury found verdict OF
death from incompetence and the accused was &C
cordngly discharged from custody. The Coroner
also held inquest upn the body Of boy named
Thomas Laton who found in the water at Atlantic
Dock Verdict death from drowning.
POLICE james kaier was arrested Yesterday
by officer Squires charge OF drunkenness and dsor.
derby conduct He held to Robert Bur
CESS brought before Justice Pierce yesterday and
committed for examination charge Of habitusl
drunkenness and negectng to aid in the support OF his
family. William ii Thomas was brought before the
Mayor yesterday on a charge OF being confirmed
drunkard 81. Thomas Hunter John Clark Joseph Is
perance, Michael Study, Caroline Moore and John Har
rswere seversy committed yesterday for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct....A man named OConnor
was brought before Justice Garrison yesterday
charge of assaultng Officer Oakley and attempting to
rescue a prisoner Thomas Cassidy was brought be-
fore Justice Pierce yesterday charge OF having
committed violent and indecent assault Mary Kel
". He committed for examination. Peter Cav
ansgh brought before the Mayor yesterday and
committed TO Jail charge Of beating and abusing his
wife.