New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
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Capt Clay. : 4 are At the Aston Houso Capt
Stuart p 4 G. B Mcclellan. L Z A Col Hsgsa,
rsA. Dr. Freeman, n G.. Dr. : plnc<nsy, s. Z. are
At the irving House
AxEse,s INsTiTUTE-Tbe Board Of Manages
Of this organization have In pamphlet form pro
gramme Of arrangements be observed on the ocoa
s.on Of the approaching Fair =; Castle Garden oct
The pamphlet contains. beside the programme
abatement svounc the doctrines q the Institute IN rel
erenoe 70 the policy this country should pursue as 10
Protection and Pfse Trads The Institute - " not 10
favor Of huh Terig but advocates the encourage
rnent II Domestic Industry and Domestic Pfoducuon
and a. q accomplish these Objects th'y are oi
the opinion that the measurcs Of our 'oyefnmeni
t,,id he d,cDsr, 10 couuiervail the cncrOachment-
nj other countries % secure 10 our own ciuzen-
,saaI In commerce 10 nights and privileges and thus
prorect the Domestic Industry Of our own people ana
develop the resources Of our country
l~prsrsIaL scHooIs oY NEv YOAs-A writer
10 the Journal u COaan1ce comes out with warm
.oo.slo our citizens Of these excellent insu
ton. The City he argues, contains mAay hundreds of
d.ttue children The offspring Of the bcggar and con
Wet and the orphans Of dssoute and depraved parents
who at present trained up to nothing but beggay
sod crime They are found IN tho most crowded and
fhy parts Of the City spending their days IN iden'ss
or theft and their nights IN cellars and garrett posed
to every species Of evil example and real misery
They are Of hoaihen Ignorance a. regards the
fret elefnents OF morals and religion The Industrial
Schools intended for this class Of outcass, have been
very successful IN Great Britain especially IN London
md Aberdeen where they have been organized under
the beet arrangements In the latter city juvenile Va
erancy has been completely erscicaied the criminal
statistics show marked decrease OF crime and the
beneficial results Of the system have called tor the tx
preston of cOngrsu-tiOn from the public authorities
We rejoice to learn that association will soon BE-
formed which will present the claims OF the Industrial
School, TO the benevolent of New York It's high time
that this branch of practical Socialism Of social us
tee aud mercy should be made to command the atien-
ton Of the public
w The funeral procession Of Mr. Chss. Crom
melin was attended on Sunday by American Chapter
No g. Of the Order OF U,itod Americans Eureka Lodge
No III Of the independent Order Of odd Fellows. and
a large number Of other friends OF the deceased The
procession was preceded by Wsliaces New York Brass
Band quite large not lees than $50 TO 200 hun
dred persons being dressed in the regsa the star stud
cd ncsrf- of the Order of United Americans Tho ban
ners Of Eureka Lodge and Of American Chapter were
both carried In the line
~ We understand that " Ned Buntine' is
getting into stll trouble. Not content with TAX
log himself We understand that yesterday his Yacht
w4s also seized. L. q c. Judson appears to be any
thing but {. Just now
~ The X hernia Benevolent Burial Society
attended ON Saturday last the funeral Of Mr. John Hen
ray one of their members and made very respectable
appearance.
~ TIE LiFE-LIKg DAeUERREOrYrEs OF Mr..
PLunss have gained for themselves considerable mott
riey from the fact that very May Of them Of dis
tingaished persons.
CHEArEK PAssA0E TO CHAoREs-We call the
attention of the public TO the reduced rates Of passage
to Chagres by the splendid Falcon. which may
be seen by reference to advertising columns The
Falcon is OF the finest ships afoai
Cy- The steamship Hermann, for Southampton
and Bremen sailed yesterday with about so passengers
BooK.TRADI sALss-Messrs Cooley Reese
have published their semi annual trade book and sta
tonery sale commencing on Thursday with the stsuon
cry. The catalogue, which 10 very large, extending
more than 80 pages and includes extensive lots
from many of the leading publishers IN the Union.
FIRE AND RioroUs PEooEfDisGs-A Are oc-
CURED 4. o'clock. Sunday afternoon, In stable e
Gently scspenters shop on Avenue between Seventh
and Eighth 81. Damage trnins The policemen state
that herce nsht wss Occssioned by the members of
Hose Co. No II leaving their carriage and running
after and stonins 32s carriage and company female
who passing In the street. was seriously injured
by having her head cut with stone One arrest was
made. strong feeling of rivalry exists between some
OF the Ere companies in that part OF the city and oc
eurrences Of this kind are becoming shsmeiuly IRE
sasnt Jorrnsi OF Commerce.
when the rioters at full speed up Third 81, and
rapid their tght that found ourselves In an
mex pected moment surrounded with flying missiles
We more fortunate, however, than the individual
mentioned above Commercial Advertiser.
RiOriNe AND DRU>KENNEss the Police
returns Of yesterday morning for the "a hours Of sun
day an enormous amount OF drunkenness and street
hghtng chroniced (occasioned of course by tho
amount OF liquor drank by people who are generally
idle on Sunday The ordinance OF the authorities
ordering all porter houses TO be closed on the Saobsth
TO be set ~ defiance, aud the Police authorities
do not enforce the respec due 10 the laws As Is com
msuded Its well known tact that All the Broadway
liquor shops open for traffic The entrance being ny
the side door and this without doubt vlo
opened And this ia the real cause OF the many street
disturbances.
l>ouysr- Coroner Walters held az inquest
yesterday at the City Hospital upon the body OF John
Hoh-on. = native OF resnd aged q ycsrs. who came
90 his desth by fungus humor OF the brain. arising
from kick of horse which he received while In the
employ Of Alderman Hstn,ld. as hosuer IN the oinn
bus stable Verdict In accordance with the facts
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
Orriox Or rHk BoARp or HxALrH, Aug. TO-
BRooxLYS BOARD "f HrALTs.--Therc have
been reported to this office for the last - hours
10 deaths from epidemic Cholers. viz sophis
REYNOLDS J.s l.. Marshall. Elizabeth rlhughsm, Tho
mas Dalton Michssl Ffoulsrd, Ana McCurren, 70
ward McCurren. Michsel OConnor, Lewis Stopes and
Ann Hart. L. : J GooDAIcH, Health Physician
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