New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

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FoR CALIFoRSrA.-I esterday al noon the snip
Arksnss. Capt Philip " Shepherd. sailed from Judd
Wharf East River, tor California she carries the
" California Mutual Benefit and Joint stock Assoeia-
ton. Dr. D. W. RAnde OF Keokuk, Iowa President
Mining snd trading the principle object ct the 80
ciety, combined with another Of Christian and en-
Eshiened character that Of supporting Missionary IN
California Tais gentleman. Rev. Calvin LAlhrop goes
out a. Chaplain the Association, and upon his Arrival
IL destined under their auspices, 70 preach the gospel
Two or three other gentlemen 20 out with the view OF
Missionaries WAC VIII receive assistance from this -
ciety They take our many religious books and tracts
10 AID the purpose Of the Mission auons which are 20
bibles pre-euied 70 them by the Bible Society 100 test
aments and SIS worth OF trscis and books recei7sd
from the Trsct Society together with srge donations
Of books and other religious publications from
the Methodist Book Room. Also 70 stephen Dando.
Esq they are indebted tor package OF books
The Association numbers Is members and there are
passengers mot nernber=) the amount Of g. iuelud
ing tx children. There eight ladypassensers IN
this ship This is the largest number Of adde's who
have IS yet left hi, port for the Gold Regions on
GERS sesmen sc. l9-makns total Of l53 souls on
board The following Is the list Of officers Of the A.
ISOLATION
Dr. D. W. Randle. Keokuk. Iowa President James
| Nhnston y Vice-Presiden, Sherold D. stone.
| y \ secretary T d. Wtiston, Wyoming. "a Cor.
Secretary Rev. Calvin Lsihrop, Newark, y ). Caap-
| lin and Treasurer Board Of Direct0rs-H hsag, Gan
nonsville y ] II A Veeder New York City u W.
/ Greene. Greenbush. y y; Lewis VI burson strouds
| burg. Pa Truman Halvcy. Troy. y Y, lchabod Lock
wood New York City. John NJ Flag Marnnsburg,
Va Finance COMMUNICATIVE y Brown. Stockbridge,
Mass. J q A. stanley, Wikesbarrc, Pa, Samuel
stafford, y. Y r. : Lane, Agent OF the Association,
New York.
sad accident occurred to Of the passengers on
Monday The Arkansas lying outside the CALICO.
which was either loading or unloading and one Of
the passengers OF the former was hurryng scross II
being supposed she would sail that noon. he was struck
severely by large package which was being hoised at
the time. and precipi,sied. bead foremost about 20
feet into the hold lie received several Commissions
.boat the head and bis spine severely injured
that tor some time the Doctor despared OF saving him
The sufferer who Italian we could not learn his
pame1 seemed kept alive With visions of the Fl Dorado
tor he insisted on being taken with them. Fortunately
there was . delay Of another day which helped very
materially his recovery. We him yesterday, and
though scarcely sbe to STIR Of position was in
very good spirits lie IL said to DO man OF learning
and Intellectual requirements and exiled lately Tor bic
liberal opinions from Rome lie chose 20 90 out In this
ship from the religious nature Of the passengers, snd
had recommendations from some OF the hrst men IN
the country small dog kept faithful watch on me
sick bed OF bis master, could he be made 70 move
Tar WARD SCHOOLS We take a warm inter.
tersst in the Advancement and improvement OF our
Common School system OF instruction, and there Is no
way so good to advance the system as TO raise the
standard and improve the management Of the indvid
, ual Schools We should be glad If any citizen who
fears to trust the education OF his children to these In
sutution. would step into Ward Schools Nos aud %
and question the scholars Tor halt hour or an hour
aud listen TO the and promptness OF their
answers and the complete order that pervades
tha buildings We feel convinced that the result would
be an entire conviction that perfect and thorough
instruction say the least is given there at the pup
lie EXPENSE az can be obtained in the most select pr
\ vste Institutions The Female Department Of Ward
School No 20 will compare iavorsoly in senul'y oil de
portmsnt and the personal appearance OF the scholars
with any Young Ladies' seminary we nave seen
while tho order and the method Of instruction are i'd
mirable
, FATAL MusrAKE.-An inquest was held yester-
day at the house of Henry r. Wright, residing at No
2i5 Finh.st upon the body Of an infant child oil Mr.
4 Wright named William. aged one month and seven
d,v, who came to his death in the following manner
It appear. that the child taken with slight dar
rbea on Monday last and Dr. M.igs was calledIn and
prescribed some small powders consisting OF gram
of colonel leaving directions 10 administer onehaf a
powder once in four hours. The prescription paper
wa. sent to the store OF Mr. Robbins druggist corner
of Avenue and Fifth st. whose clerk Henry B. Ran
dali prepared the powder directed but by fatal
mistake sent the wrong package TO Mrs Wright the
mother Of the child. She supposng all TO be right
administered the powders she received to the child IN
consequence of which he taken with commissions
aud died shortly after The Jury rendered the follow
ing verdict; That VIM Wright came to his death by a
mistake made by Henry b. Randall CLERK 70 i1oooins'
druggist corner OF Avenue and Ftfth-st IN giving
medicine consisting OF opium and camphor instead Oh
medicine ordered BY Dr. Msigs The Jury also believe
that the mistake was accidental
DISORDERS IN THE CITT.-Mr. Editor: VIII
the Mayor and Police who paid BY the people ex-
presy for the purpose Of enforcing the laws and Civ.
ing security to the inhabitants do their duty or will
, they noti
Crackers and all kinds OF fireworks are publicly re-
tailed in the City notwithstanding the Avs OF the state
and ordinances Of the City make it penalty Of Gas TO
0 do co.
} Crackers and all kinds OF fireworks afe fred about
i the City without regard the safs&d comfort OF
the inhabitants. and without efficient ksnton ON the
part Of the Police. Notwithstanding the laws Of the
state and City ordinances make it penalty Of = 10
do so.
The Injuries done by these fireworks are very ire
b ouent and are known to all Houses are set on Ere
J. horses are frightened aud people thrown from car
riages and killed or wounded the sick disturbed, pa.
sengsrs in the streets and especially ladies, annoyed
= by setting FIRE 10 their dresses, &c. SC.
To stop these matters entirely Is avery simple and
cay matter and only requires the proper attention.
on the part Of the Mayor and Police Systematic anC
vsorou. setion is all that is required.
!. The City Ordinances this subject are as follows
and may bs found IN the Miscellaneous Police Prov
sions7 OF Corporation Ordinaees tor 1875 and 1880,
I page 263
No person shall ere or discharge any gun pistol fowl
ing piece OF other Dreams M the Cay Of Ne" YORK, IN
- der lie psnAlfy Of SO for each Onense
No person shall ire discharge set On IA ne Niy
any rocket cracker torpedo sqdiO, balloon
L other thing containing substance 10
Is state combustion, under mo penalty oi ~ of eae
r | odense'
10 No person shall sell expose for sa~ 10 the Guy
New YORK any nreWOrks squIbs cEaczert Or orpedocs
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