New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

could listen N the mastery debate upon the aiui-
portant subject under consideration. 1t will be re-
sumed the third Saturday in the month.
BOYS SUNDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meeting was
ore anized on Sunday aiterno N in the Tenth Ward
School. Ludlowst. About forty boys were present
and conducted themselves vel. This bids farIto
become one OF the most successful meetings Of the
kind in the City.
IMMIGRASTs.-Alien passengers reported at the
Mayors office, Monday Sd June, 1880;
ship Hendrix Hudson London ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
stip Ecwine Antwerp
Steamship Phisdelphia, Chagres. IS
Bah Stella BelfasI.
Total
NARROW EscAPE.-About noon yesterday, as
some men were hosting about 5000 lbs. oflead, in
the plumbing establishment of Leroy & Smith 26l-3
Waterst. and had got the load six or seven feet
above their heads the crane parted and the lead
fell VIM Comedy Of % Commerce st. had one
hand and wrist crushed to pieces, and he and two
others just escaped with lie-the weight passing
within hands breath Of their heads.
SERIOUS AccIDENT-An accident happened b
exAldermsn X ely OF the Second Ward, at P NJ.
while experimenting the hosting of sack salt at
his bakery in Beekmsnst. previous to the rain. A
large iron clamp at the end Of the fall rope fell from
the third loft, striking him the head, which CON-
pletely stunned him for some time, and it was
feared the nose was broken, but after having his
head dressed deep cut was found between the
eyes and the bruised, but not broken. Had
he been struck irch either way differently the
eT-Al6eunsn would bays lost an eye as it is he
has deep GU u tue fo chesd shd viii probably
be confined for aweek.
DRowNED.-An unknown man was found
drowned in the month ef the Kills, Yesterday morn,
ing, aged about q years, about feet inches in
hight, dressed in brown cloth pantaloons, dark
coored sack coat with plsi lining plaid vest white
linen shirt, white flannel under-shrt, and boots
nearly new. For particulars apply to s. +. Ran
dOlph Coroner, Staten Island QUARANTINE.
Commemorative publish the following correc.
ton Of paragraph in cur Military item of yester-
day:
GENrLEMEN: In your paperof Monday you state
that the w ashlngton Grays Capt Little will visit
Hartford in July, and viii be received and enter.
part OF the assertion is entirely voluntary on your
palt or that Of your informant. The corps has
thought oil visiting Hartford the present Summer.
but no arrangements for that purpose have been
concluded, and we know nottha single person in
that city is aware Of our visit We desire to go
without ceremony or display, and in quiet SOL
dlerly manner spend the few days we may remain
there IN such enjoyment as shall best conduce TO
our happiness and comfort.
IRISH FoLUSTEERs.--The first parade of the
Ninth Regiment, to take place on Wednesday, 18th
June, will be an event ofinterest
MISSISSIPPI SCHEME FOR THE RELIEF OF BROAD.
wAY.-A gentleman in Mississippi requests US to
publish the following plan for the benefit of our
City readers;
Mr. Editor dearsis yower daily paper is ON the ia
bic be four me and take The liberty to make the
allowing suggestion IN regsTde to the pasedg of
Broadway neTyrk with Railroad my plan is this
to Build suspension Railroad Of double track
throw the middle OF the Street and rase il hy
noof for the pasedg Of ommbuses under Meth and
TO erect 1t on Cast iron towers Of a sse sufshenty
large to ad nit Of Spre Staircase in each one of
them to iofme pacedg for pursons 10 assende 10
the Cars along the hole Ike Of road at the Ceaty of
Each block OF Buildings i required Ter Stands to
sit 10 the Cars at and at The beginning and end Of
Saiu IOtu " nav TIC 4nhll Enhances with Broad
hlte OF steps TO assend ard descend apon to the Car
hoomes the DOye plan think would be Tar pref. |
cradle to tGnel under the Said Street AID would
not Cost more than one third Of the amount and |
thes the passengers would hay delitul view OF the
Clt'y III pasing up the finest Street IN America Sc
L-CAPE OF A PRIsOSER.-A young man named |
Joseph Newman, charged with stealing letters |
irom Tie PostO Office, yesterday, effected bis escape
yesterday about o'clock. He was hapdcufed.
villa another prisoner. their way 10 ial from the
I. ,. District Court and managed to free his hand
through the manacle, which seemed not to be Ia.
tended for wrists so delicate as his The man with
whom be was bound did not acqltint TIE officer in
charge until the fugitive had gone sufficiently far IN
elude the ylgliance Of ais guard. A bot pursuit
was instantly set On i1ot but without effect
FATAL AccIDEsT-A lad, : years of age. named
Ianon MARKHAM, whose parents reside az 20s |
Westst while passing toe building row In lie |
course d erection IN Readeat. near Greenwich |
Tor Mr. Stewart as e sugar refinery on bis way |
from school was struck on the head BIZ block |
which fell from an upper story Of the building. and
fractured bis skull Ia a fatal manner The iniureJ
boy was conveyed home, where be died late last |
night
e The Express Arrangement al the Post OF
flee, Chsthamsqusre, in establishing Branches in
the upper part Of the City for the reception OF let
.ers for the Foreign and United Stalls mails is a
great convenience. The attention u our readers is
,aled to the advertisement
Extensive BANK RonBERT-The Bank OF Dor
hester at Dorchester Mas was broken open on |