New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

no uCOBt many aOitI MT VIZ bNNe'y 'N~~~''N~i -
desired. Hear and heed the call
TAILoRs MASS MEETING IN THE PARK!
KVGRY TAILOR EMPLOYER.
TO THE PARK TO THE PARK
ON MONDAY EVENING O'CLOCK ?. A. AUGUST lnH
The journey Tsors Of The city respectfully iavle
The Workpgmen snd ezens generally 10 unite With them
In Organizing Tao,'s Protective Ual1n and Association
where ihe woikmen may become their own employers.
Come one. come al Eogi,h and German Speakers will
address the meeting. BY order OF the Committee.
TIE RIOT The PRisoN--Four or I've ex parse
aHbdavi1 were taken yesterday, all, We believe,
from policemen. We see nothing in Il en- that has
not before been published, except the Identification
Of seme Of the prisoners. The testimony on the
part Of the people will be concluded to-day, proba-
by; IN which case the Magistrate will decide the
case on Mondry
II detirtSle for the health Of the prisoners at
least, THAI al expedition be used They arc
crsmmedtnto that barrow, contemplate pen, face.
tiously q, nominated "PihoD, where 1t is impos-
sible ihst they can have air fit to breathe.
TheJeople have been asking and asking fer two
Year, that the City Authorities would enlarge this
dep, . nd correct various abases that are inevitable
int present state Of things, but al their asking
hss been in vain. There is plenty Of room in tie
VIZ nifty; if hard pressed the Corporation nigh.
n he in the store which they now rent for rum.
kskop or slice of g portion OF the pipe yart.
When will they do it, aud lid themselves OF the
disgrace Of packing prisoners like cattle 10
slaughter yard
ExAMISArIoN RELATIVE TO THE TAILOR RIoT
ON MvspAY LAST C0atinned-The investigation
was continued on Thursday morning before Justice
Bleakly The frat witreis sworn was John Mi
ebssL OF Thirty.eigbthst near Ninth av. who telti
Rss that he was present at tho disturbance on
Mondsy last in the Sixteenth Ward. He oono5o.
rates the testimony Of Frederick War!z, and also
that Of James V. Stout, given on Wednesday. He
visited the prison and identified John BJhlman,
FIorion Schambeck, and Conrad Braghaus, az be.
ing persons whom he saw in the mob and engaged
In ibe riot. Depopent heard the said BrRghaoE, at
the time Of the arrest Of Short, crying out b the
mob, TailOs, help; T6IOrs help"
C0tkaTine Wdrtz, wife of Frederick Wartz, be-
ing sworD, cOuOoOrates the affidavit Of her hus.
bard, taken on Wednesday last
Samuel Kramer, Of 75 West Thirty.66hst.
being sworp says that on Monday, the 5th ins. be.
tween l2 and l O'clock George Short, one Of the
accus ed came TO his house In company with about
100 men, and demanded Of deponents father that
he should deliver up the work which he had to
make up in the house. Deponents father refused
70 DO 60. some OF the men endea favored to persuade
depob eDts father 10 comply, and give up the goods
bot Oh refusal, Short flew iato passion, and said
il the goods were not delivered Immediately he
would have $50 men there, who would take the
house by storm and take of the goods by force
They then commenced searching the house, after
doing which they compelled Opponents father 81
give ID The goods " hch they said they would take
TO Hndebrands s, in Hesterst. where they would be
taken care Of They thea left the house, having
previously taken hold of depoDents father aud at
tempted to compel him to go along with them.
10. OF o. f. GRAND LoDGE OF SOUTHERN
NKw YORK The imposing ceremony of InStala
ton of Officers came off last night P G. Sire John
A Kennedy presiding. We give below all the
Officers and Committees for the year except the
Committee on Appeals
Gtasd Noaey-THADDEus DAvIDs Of National Lodge No
So New York
Lodge No. Sc New-Yoh
G,asS barGs-Ed"in C Terry, OF Allen Lodge No 81
Grad s.ersa,,-Bepjs min j. Pentz, of Kucterbocker
Lodge No. ~, Eew-forh ,
No a. NEWTON
tG,osS Ser,e"ntanss-oeO H. Andrews of Templar
Lodge No 2S5 New.YoIk
Gtoadhar.hai-Roya O. killssd, OF Empire Lodge No.
erase CeHesetor-Hirsm Hunt Of Ark Lodge No. %,
,asd Gaa, Daniel LAmb. Of TeuiOnla Lodge No.
G,s,d o. apiS-wsst man H DiEsmSn. OF Human Lodge
Grand Braid-s.muel Mcdonald, OF Toupiins Lodge
No Nes.Ywk
COms'tys on Finonee-Frederick Fswcett William D.
Kennedy, james w FAR Abraham Leat Benedict LeSis.
CsaT,l,es o. ssy.aShs: neoowsn sldasy H. Stuart
Iemnittse on State Of the Ordev-Fran1nn W Oiley,
Charles ID Ring, o. Lewecs, James woodward Holmes
C.m@ittes Retsvns-FrankinJ oaer.On, }. ButmSn,
Co. mIfss on COrespOnGenes-JohnJ J. Davies, Roberta
Adams, W A. 0roser.
Permission wss granted for celebration by Ma.
ponok Lodge No 4O5. and, after some unimportsnt
business, the Grand Lodge adjourned to meet TO. |
night
STEAMBOAT AccIDEST.-The steamboat o thelO, |
while going to Newark on Thursday to take the e.
L. Snow Social Union on an excursion to Yonkers
was run into in the North River by the sloop Ran
ger of Kingston, and 80 much injured IS to be
deemed unfit to fulfill the engagement. she was
lowed back to the City by the ferry boat Jamaica
The .haft and pulley block Of the o. were knocked
overheard Ofcoorse the Newark, which was to
have Joined the f. L. Snow Union of this City on
board the steamer Kosciasko. could not come.
To complete the disappointment OF our Newark
friends, the steamer Santa Claus. advertised to
make trip 10 the Fishing Banks, met with an
accident which prevented the voyage.
REPORTED DEATH OF YANKEE SULLIVAN
From a private letter, dated Middle Fork, June
l6. 1850 we learn Says the Jersey City Sentinel
that the prize fighter, Yankee Sullivan, has met
with an uDtmely end at Sacramento City. The
writer says that Sullivan assaulted man by s.rik.
ins him blow with bis fist, when pistol was i'm,
ds,ely eveled at the bully by the assaulted, and
Erred, thus hurry him into eternity. For the
truth Of this we cannot vouch, &C 1t comes to us
rumor
~ Senator WALKEK laid before Congress q
petition on the I'd inst from citizens Of New-York,
asking that the public domsin may be granted in
limited quantities to actual settlers, not possessed