New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

tfW-FtIhI tIsfut.--Ne .ealH from te
Ereaing P.sf ths Mr. Hoses who nss IonE ben known
~ one o t-- propn..ors nat PAPER has retired from
business, o. -.yl place o. Ms IoHN brsELog. dsru.
-li-h-d ami accomplished youlg ls~y,r of tlis City
ST. F.s.o.g .,n t.. assa-iste1 I'm Wr HnYANr 10 the
editorial management ol one Ereaug Gasr and ~
hsse o. dsu1t that euerzy sld scniua Nl aily
add % the interest snd -rrt % inat able ourrsi Tie
Ersuas Po,f has aresdy asen Tant q The best
conducted Democrats psPefs u the Jn.on IL - .nae-
pendent and courteous n ts ia leaders are
Awsys written With sspcy and original power. and il
il (. enough = say Of ar Bseow that he 3, Ia every
respect worthy OF the position 90 which be Is abou, 20
devote h.s time
Mn -CTY lflxs '--sir. VIII you bee Kind
enough 20 inform mo through TIE Trbaas who . the
Alderman rf ,he Sixth Ward ana whore e h.s RES
dence or place o. business. DE has doubt golien
that CITY Hall place comes within bis district
~, cleaned a. s est We, and only once the week be-
fore Il stl rens ne in the same miserable condition
especially between Pearl and Duane So. by attention
= the above you viii confer srest favor on
Tar RESIDENTS or CITY HAIL PLACE.
- Tonight we have Eu.aui o. the Opera
House with Traa Benedict R1si Dubreul, sc. g.
TUESDAY December s lsi-
CorHr OBJ OYER AND TRNNER.-JuIee Ed
-nouds delivered charge to the Grand jury this fore
noon relative % the penteBuary and City prisons nav
ing been requested 70 do be stated b. the Recorder
auu District Attorney His attention vas also called -
the subject By the fact that Commissioners appointed by
the Canadian Legislature IN the Ua.ted States
visiting tho dserent prisons with view 10 improve
meut in their system they have visited the Peui
tertiary and the statement made by them shows the re
cessity Of scton IN relation 20 that nsututon-the
Grand Jury are 70 inquire whether the avs carried
into erect in city prisons as % keeping separate
and apart persons committed for disorder, contempt
&C and those charged with crime-also. II prisoners
tried and convicted permitted 20 nnge with those
not soas 20 the Peui;entary whether the law requir
ing al convcs sent tor crime shall be- kept - hard
labor il carried out or Il iavortsm IL exercised Ono
Of the Commissioners alluded stated that entering
the Peuitcntsry ne introduced o a sort Of ante
or reception room of the female prison. AMI there
saw man and two women one Of tire latter. though
having slight appearance Of tn -srb Of thu prison
had her hair handsomely done up, and was dressed
neatly On iis being announced that they were Com
missioners she bowed very gracefully. entered into
conversation. and they supposed she was the mstron
and were surprised aiferward . learn that she had
been placed there for crime
The system OF Police Magistrates sending abandoned
~ their own requests 70 ult lfuitrhlIHff ~
Migrants that they might remain go long A. suited heir
cuugenence-tne whole OF which system l. entirely ID
e-a'-wss also alluded O. BY the Court There are
usually in00 o. 2Ol person- Oi the Kind in the fcHi
Tertiary This ana other abuses was pointed out SO
lad the discipline of the fenentary that thr kecor
der and others Vh0 have been Instrumental, through
their duty 10 committing the prisoners are nsulted ~
them on visiting the law directs the Institution II
s for the Grand Jury t0 apply the remedy ana not only
present abuses bat that they rcmedied even
they have mske Application 20 the Legi-la'ure 70
have the government of the Prisons placed beyond the
reach OF political influence and under the direction
of Governors are now most Of our benevolent inst
tutons.
FmE.-About o. % clocs last night a tire broke
out 10 one OF the rear building. Of the City Hospital
but was cxtinguished before much damage had been
done
IviaSruDE-Last n.1hi, about 10 o'clock,
while some ol the night scaveDsers were engaged In
cleaning "a sink n the rear az house s- Mulberry Il
they discovered the body Of female infant Ia stat"
az decomposition. The house 10 occupied by number
az f,rniIrs The Coroner viii hold inquest on the
remains this day. whom como sht may De- thrown upon
this Circumstance
AceIntsr.-A eirl about D. yt-irs Of age. named
Eliza Murray naive Of NewJersey. while stopping
from the ferry boat, II the foot Of cortend-st this
morning about o'clock had her loot AMI snce crushed
between the boat and pier she was conveyed g. her
residence by officer Husq.
poLrcE CouGr-A man named Abraham Abrams
80. tss-n .ts custody yierisg charge o atrngs o. pee
aorr-r-t tI hH COMMITTED. ..utf ID Carl one eD MO Gus
ts Jag evening charge o' beating 11- 'eis nsham a
60 ,hoos.as manner 'a't hi' h'- '- i--p"'-i o'
ry- The editor OF the Storheg0H Me D'D'o
cratic Clarion says that there aye one thousand families
in the County Of who do not take any news
papers nor scarcely reed one whose children are
ignorant 70 degree bordering upon idocy, many OF
whom Will grow up to manhood INDECENT and vicious,
aud finally end their days the poor house or prison