New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07

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nov Mr. CAin1us explained, nat ~ lgi' t""sy ="
about o. isaFn ransahtingpa ipf Ina'h'' th' luHA"
H.tan asked him what favor or Aninefa Pc r""n p9'p
"a NJ tbe reot "a. liberation % me ffoissisna
aul 81 IL sas deofrei llc fhr & hal u ai fH''V'p
letter hon Mr benjamin, iniimaung wAt a. INC a"'l
Church. Con.ianiinopls' ilHf ne" III, 80 D.
recently admitted thc present number OF 'pnniui,
being o. Mr. Calhoun also read letter from M WHIT
Ing relative % Arab man u abii'y and properly,
Protestant who hal been impfsonrf f1r no AAs =" ms
st ,,d rh.ocs The letter Is dated from tho Mission
ery s4t,n Al eyr0Ot In syria, and tells oi males ana
females being admitted into The church. iheir naVe tos
being Arabic, ami the pfooa1uy great mat 'ho M,
them would become preachers OF ChrisuA4lty Inc MAJ,
u.free has young wifd. Mr.. Calhoun remembers 70
have seen her stng tho clay h)or OF her l~ehS Wy
Ing 20 learn 10 read. In this she succeeded Al INC MA
bsn women VINO had within the inh lenee Of the COS
M. lived in such AWAY as be credit 10 their country
saorilng an excellent example 10 society Ihe h9use
hold. are well ordered and their families happy lher
fene re.,ives ho have not embraced Christianity seh
cad inuroper lives Nj Calhoun. when mission
.rv had rested on Mount Lebanon well Anewn IN sSlP
ural .tory lie believed that civil liberty would l0loW
the attainment OF their religious EMANCIPATION; ~ 'h
churches thus founded by missionaries In the near Oh
The Mthomucdan empire The churches are LITTLE Ah
prHttcs and enlightened by gi0us ard moral lnsrue-
ton vii soon demand and sssurefy obtain nom the TURK
sh Government free Institutions
RELIEVE HosPIrAL-A report honorable alike
70 The feelings and Judgment Of the Medical BoaTc rea'
tive 20 this Hospital presented last nsni' ana reer
rett, ne Committee on Charity and Aims The abuses
complained Of are dsgracsfu to the City and especially
~ % those who have long permitted them TO exist VINO
that Is rich to-day be sure that sick bed IN HOS
pt.l for the poor will not be his or her LOTT And
whether or not the employment; OF such nurses SER
wants ordercs and Of such other companions as are
now compelled to be together at Bellevue. doing As we
would be done by to our fellow creatures in poverty
sickness and distress
The refusal by Dr. Reese to allow the nearest and dear
est relatives Of the poor in the dying hour to visit
he-lf he has SO reaseds carrying precanton too far
and cannot be justified Who Of having sister or q
b-othes mother or a father son or daughter alarm
ncv ~ or at the point OF death would be content 10 81
refused admission the side Of his or her sick bed De-
cause that bed was IN Hospital, while the sick couch
offhe wealthy remained accessible 10 all his or her con
neciions? [See Municipal Department
FATHER MArHEw-Resoutions in favor of ex
tending to this benevolent and merorIous eeeesasc tn
hospatIes OF the City were unanimously agreed to By
both Boards night and to be forwarded to him By
the ship in which 1t I. expected that he will embark 70
America next month.
WATER TO THE sHIPPISG.-If the Croton waite
Is not supplied to the shipping by fair competitions is
given out as matter OF favor The question concern
the taxpayers. city taxbi Is called for by MI Eve
for lsis although nobody has yet his report on tn
finances Of ls47. See Municipal report.
MASS MEErISG-A regular mass meeting wa
going on all day yesterday Of the Mers Beck
which then rtopened for the sale OF goods damaged
Are The crowd was so great that 1t was found neces'ar
10 keen the doors Shut and only admit candidates
the Old ones dsoarted The consequence that crow
occupied the Sidewalk during the day, composed oil iasl
ionable ladies' and gentlemen waiting for their turn
vast amount Of goods must have been sold to All TINS u
ttude and many articles that ordinary occs
sons would have found no buyers went on readily
There 5 nothing like little excitement
CHLoRoFoRM AGAIS.-Miss Nagel, ssterinla'
Of Mr. Kohsast Of Broadway, put under the infuen'
OF this an@shetic agent by dentist for the purpose OF e.
tracing a tooth she lay feess for several hours, az
was carried home In state Of insensiby. She has bee
since s application-Friiay lastlaborDg under prosr
on and paralysis Of the tongue throat the muscles OF Il
throat, and loss Of voice.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-We are glad that tn
BOARD Of Assistants have adhered to their report on tn
important, subject They will gain strength out OF doo
daily.
fy@ We were much pleased to see yesterda
that Mr. Mercer who was burned out six months ago
the corner Of Ann snd Nassau reessabshed at the o.
stand The new premises much more convenient
arranged than the old and everything Is in u
best order All hts old friends gathered at once about hi
asan We trust he has experienced his share OF luc
and that he has nothing but good fortune In store
rys Rev Dr. LYELL, who died on Sunday morn
ns was the Oldest rector in the Episcopal Church in tn
state and had for many yesrs been in charge Of chri
Church. Anthony.st. The programme Of the funeral sci
vices will DO found in another column.
r. The FARMERS CLUE meets to day at tn
Rooms Of the American Institute at u o'clock.
~ We call attention to an advertisement i
anoths column OF the Spring Arrangement Of the New
York and Ere Railroad.
NEw-YoEK, March o, ls4s.
To ns Editor Of The Tribune:
SIR: Our attention was called to statement |
your paper Friday last 10 regard TO the ire which o.
cured property, corner Of Elizabeth and Hsste
which believe IL doing great Injustice TO Mr. Wn
Joiner who for six has been IN our employ
engineer We have always found him careful end etei
tive In busneis and from Gil have been able 10 asce
tain in regard the origin Of the IRE he Is In our opino
entirely innocent Of any nes gence which led to the d
suruction Of the property. We avail ourselves OF th
opportunity Of informing those who have been so sud
denly thrown Of business by this unfortunate occur
renee that closing our contract for the ere
uon OF new and substantial buildings our lots Nos
and % to be completed and resdy for bus
ness in full operation by the first OF May next Near
while we have engaged the building and engine a Ez
beh-st hich putting in order for present
We feel under great obi atoms particularly to Aid Tai
PEN also the Police and Fire Departments for The
efforts aud protect property al the time Of u
! fire. We are very respectfully, yours. &c. &c
MORTON BREMNER
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-On Saturday morning IL
formation was received from Philadelphia by the Chief
Police, that a coored who had left the city
pected Of having committed robbery, wherenpon Officer
Bower and Leonard looked out for his arrival and SUI
ceeded In meeting with him; but no property with n
exception Of a violin and umbrella, they turned h
up--not however without keeping close watch upon h
~. trof ha hafo a.Na mad eff rfat