New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19
CITY ITEMS.

~ The TEACHER, AssocfhTioN met accord
ing 10 previous cali on Saturday evening ia one Ct
the Court rooms IN the old Aims House. There was
mucn better attendance than usual. These gentlemen
should learn 20 dispatch their formal business more
promptly The most Interesting part of their exercises
seldom commence until after o'clock. IL - 20 be
hoped that similar Of tact does not characterize
their proceedings IN the school rooms committee
was appointed 10 draft resolution expressive Of the
sense Of the meeting on the Hcton OF the Board Of
Health 10 appropnaung No school House 20 Hospital
purposes More than hour was .pen, In discussing
the form which their reInonsrsnce should take when
t resolved 20 change the resolution into report
and 20 authorize the committee 20 publish Il As the en-
oodimcnt OF the views OF the Association.
Mr. Walsh then broagh; forward the following reso-
,ntions which were also adopted.
R.s1-ri That This Association respectfully eutrcat
the Board o Education CD remlnstraie A. n-t tue Sc
lection % -c4oo. houses for hospital purposes.
he.olr'a That copy of ihr above Resolutions be
transmitted o. the Board OF Education.
40 % o'clock the regular question for discussion for
the evening came up a. 20 the propre'y OF yearly or
semi yearly examinations tor the admission ot boys
into the rec Academy. together with amendment
% the effect that boys should Boz admitted AZ any time
between the regular examinations. % any class Co
which their qualifications might entte them. This
amendment extremely important one. and quite
changes the character OF the original debate. 10 TO-
commcuds a course. think which the Board 81
Education have either not contemplated OF have de-.
cidrd against After some discussion, the whole sub
cc laid upon the table, o. De resumed 80 The neNt
meeting 90 the Association on saturday evening, the
jlth Insr
FOuND IN THE SreEEr.-An elderly lady
named Mrs Boyce was found Ia Hudson street by one
Of the ninth Ward Police Saturday last. about .
o'clock. 20 whom she said that she resided IN spring
-. but could not tell the number. she was taken
20 the house Of NaTicA and Spring SIS. where
her friends can and her
CASE or CHoLFRA-Abcut O. clock on Sunday
morning officer Wood OF the Third Ward picked up "A
man on the OF ashincton and Cortland streets
who laboung under violent attack % Cholera
lie WAS Immediately conveyed 10 the WilAamst Hos
piisl
AcciDESrs-The Coroner held an inquest on
Saturday the City Hospital upon the body Of John
Cas.iiy "A native of Ireland aged 81 Years who was
accidentally killed hy the falling of citcn upon him,
while engaged in painting the bottom OF H. He leaves
wife and e.g ht children o. mourn ms loss David
Eeans tell IN Southst. and cut his head badly. lie
was taken TO the Fourth Ward Station House, whore
Or Ross dressed bis wounds
DROWNED The Coroner held an inquest on
saturday upon the body OF an unknown woman about
% years OF age who found floating IN the dock at
the foot of Canastrect North River Her name sup
posed 90 be- Mary Allison, who attempted % commit
suicide about three weeks since but was rescued by
one Of the Fifth Ward Police Verdict, found drowned
- The body OF Al infant found on sunday dOat-
ing IN the dock foot Of Morris u North River.
POLICE CouRr-A young man named VIM Camp
bell, formerly clers 10 ine employ Of Meicai, pro-
or etor Of an extensive foundry Nos and % Centre
- was on Saturday arrested by officer JOsephs of the
Fourth Ward a charge n embezl.em L. appears
that few since fhe accused discharged from
the povnent of Mr. Mrtcaf and thst be imued ate
ia|r | HI-fUU al IH
where the customers OF has employer lived and ooained
from tnem by representing himself s 10 Dee M Mr. Net
900 When arrested ue made mll confession c' the
affair The officer and was committed by Justice L5-urOp
answer the carge...A man named John Jackson was
on sunday dhrn mo Custody ana hrl ' answer 'N'-e
OF ling emigrant ooarders without license.
Thomas Whitman and John Bel Saturday ar
rested ana held :! answer chaI on -lealhs nDls
and wagon valued a. about 50, the property Of Thomas
scudder lcoored.. o. Ohcers sweeny and Duncan Of
the ; Nth Ward on saturday arrested man calnns
himself John stewart, on a charge oi having on u'
evening OF he ih inst snached from the hands VI James
keaung, while passing through Cr0-s-sL "aich val
ued al n, with whcn he made bis escape lie vas com
united hy Justice Lafhrop tO await farther examination
- { a. Graham. editor Of sheet called the Sooyp ~,
published al SO lf2 Fuit1nst Wa on saturday arrest
ed oa complaint Of Mrs Caiharne hoyue, residing a. NO
81 Henry-st VINO charges HIM With ~liIi and mall
week under the head Of Very Funny letter signed
Mrs. Hone. No a Henry-s winch complainant sts.e'
forgery, sls never having written sue. ieitrf Tie
accused viii have hearing to-day before Justice limp
son a nan named John Jackson was taken into cusiO
sunday and held tu cuhl e ~ assa4lnE
Mr. Wertga and breaking hi. furniture ON -er Austn
of Ward, took into custody on sunday evening
named John Lawrence. on a cnarsr OF -ira"nR a
silver COMB. valued - tnd 3 bank hi, from one
Fmeune Hamilton. -. Three men named Michael Dean,
John Mallory and J0nu SIMMONS were taken mo custody
sunday evening charge 81 rot0u. co-duct b me ~f
~ foot Of Twelly-nrss 10 breaking 10 The gale and
a.saufz several persons ln dangerous manner ln"}
were detained % answer the charge A man named JO-
.eph Brady arrested sunday evening ty captain
Biend 0fthe Twelfth Ward aud ofhcer Esst94rn, on
rsr of breaking mo me premises 81 Beach Brothers
re a. committed by Justice Lalhf0p. Otcer Nennof
of the Fourth W4rd Ou Sunday evening arrested one
Barney Henry W charge Of stealing u severe gns from
Thomas Owens About = ock this morning oherf
Ladd Of the Second Ward arrested man Damrd Thomas
Burke, On 8 charge % plcGlng silver "aLcA rom ne
pocket vi Thomas OCOlneA Commited