New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
CITY ITEMS.

"WEDNESDAY, July ST.
~ STATE TEACHERS AssocIATIoS-Tnis
Society will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday
and Thursday Of next week, at the Hope Chapel
in Broadway The following lectures have been
promised for the occasion From Rev J. Proudht
Of Rutgers College, n. j. on College Education,
its adaptation 10 the interests ofour country. From
g. B. Woodwork, Of Cortland, on Vegetable Ply
,iology from H. D. Cruttenden, of New.York, on
the connection of Sciences from G. L. Fsrnham,
Of jefferson on the study Of Natural History from
8. 6. Randall, Of Albany on the importance 10
teachers, as & Profession OF the adoption OF Free
Schools ghout the State; from 0. b. Pierce, OF
Oneida on the EducAtionsl Condition and Statistics
of the several States of the Usion from severa
others, with an Essay from Miss Susan A Bau.
dele, Of ChAtauque County. Arrangements have
been made with the New.YOrk and Erie Railroad
to convey teachers and delegates for half price.
AID FOR The PHILADELPHIA SUFFERERs-We
learn With pleasure that the members OF the Ger
man Liedertafe, Of this City, propose giving Cjn
cert shortly for the benefit Of the sufferers by the
late FIRE in Philadephi SO praise worthy an un-
dertaking will are sure, receive generous
couragenent from the public
STRANGE COMPLAINT Talbot Watts propri-
etor of a Fancy Bazaar, corner Of the Bo|ery aud
Division st was yesterday arrested on complaint Of
John McManus and others, who charge him with
disturbing the peace Of the neighborhood by hlv.
ing band Of music in full bias. every night at bis
Bazaar The complaint will be laid before the
Grand Jury for disposal.
" The Proceedings Of the Common Council on
tn. occasion Of General Taylor's demise, have, by
order Of the Committee, been superbly engrossed
and appropriately embeshed upon parchment, for
the purpose of being transmitted 10 the family Of
the deceased.
DEATH ~ DROwSISG The Coroner he'd an in
Quest Yesterday at the foot of Veseyst N. X
upon the body Of Samuel Ford, hand on board
North River sloop, who was accidentally dro Fned
on Monday hight. He had been ashore with the
csp,ain Of the vessel and returned late 10 the
evening with him. The Captain retired to his
berth and deceased went TO the fore part OF the
vessel In the morning be was missed, sad crap
hing irons we're USED, which resulted In tne dls-
coyeIy Of his body. he vas single man, q years
a aee, and resided at COllabery on the North
River, short distance above Sing Sing Verdict,
sccdt nthl downing
DEATH At The CRY PRIsoS-An inquest was
held Yesterday, at the City Prison, upon the o'dy
Of Nj hsel Driskel, c native Of Ireland, Ie years
Of sge who died Of disease Of the heart. scessed
was brought TO the prison yesterday nofoiog IN
very Gtbiita,ed state, aid died shortly after YER
diet accordingly.
Rus OVER BY THE CARS An Inquest vas held
Yesterday ct Mauhattsnvile upon the body OF Pe'
Ter Nclnryre, native Of Ireland, 81 year' oil age
who WIS accidentally killed at an ezlry no1r on
Tuesday morning by being run over oy one OF Tue
trains Of the H. X. X H.. Verdict accJ'oi0sy'
FoUSp DEAD The Coroner held aninq1ess yes.
terdaN 81 No. 30 Twenty sixth-st upon the oCay Of
Rob, PA native OF Ireland, 6O yeas Of age,
Who was louud dead in bis bed yesterday morning
Verdict death BY aPoPle1y
u.1.xcuo1y AccIpysr.-Chss. Ritter, Ger
mar. % yeas of age, while benevolsnI! endeav.
oriI 10 rescue . bog who had fallen oFeTooar1 81
The foot Of Twenty uinth st E. X on Iussoay' vas
b,n.ef precipltated into the water ana dfo Eneo'
The Coroner held an inquest and s'e'oic; 10 &C
/ ordAuce With the above statement vas rendered
Our CITY CHURCHES, with one exception are
,ox. teuuoraril, closed B. Chaplin 10 IN Europe,
/ and The nurrsy q Church will not resane is ser
vices urtil the irst Of next mouth tAs oieecAef
at /, usually closed IL August and tne Osenru 81
uil the nre,ept ear be closed through ms NOUN
I for repsirs The q chsrd IL we earn "t Os OPen
next Saturday, The Fourth 81 Churcn' 'neee'o,e
will be The only one OF oar fatn' open u4'.as VOC
/ present mouth. rl'usn
! " labOring man 9as driven over y oy
/ in A butchers cart in Futon 81 near me Ooi-ei
eists, Hotel AnoDt O'Clock yesterday morning
/ The msn uas thrurn violently 70 th' p" ,hsH''
,trlEius his left mple snn shooicer am OlsS4ns
! ssIy bruises he ~ss picked ~ ID ''a's O' IL