New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

lknto and waited for the Europe; while gentle
man who ola come with Us and Ind pad the pas
s3ee money for himself srd family, gsited upon
Brovn, stipley & Co and offered 70 forfeit bis pas
age money snd abstain frorn any commentary, Il
II o house would only deal FRANKLY with BIN, aud
sale canGidly he extent OF the injury wnlco ehe
Atlantic Rad sustainedi her psasave 70 Liverpool
IL Short, the most dsgrtce'ul ieiS hoods were re-
sorted for tho purpose u preventing passenger
going on board ha Ataptic and sItooush Il is lnl-
~ sSih., Ia ssvto wfat extent th.se efforts ~ero
1uccesgful, here can be 10 queaIon out many per
eonR are row ON board the Europa, E1os odti0r the
6lsreD1tA ME means re sorted 70 20 injnre the AT
larfic. would have been our feloR passengers
DRIync CATTLE THROUGH OUR SrREErs-
The occurrence Of The excitement produced By the
chsse OF furioua OK or bull down Centarst to the
corner d Pearl snd Cbsshnm, where the animal
g6saeculed alter having thrown down and t'am'
pled seven or eight persona moit ofthen woman
should lead 10 an immedi ate ordinance on the part
OF the Common Council for the protection OF ou-
citizens against so dangerous g nuisance. The
driving OF loose horned cattle through our popuioos
md crowded thoruug hiares e thing which should
long since have been forbidden under heavy pen
alice and this latest exhibition OF IT'D consequen
ces is a warning Thich rnust not be overlooked
The COVE neDce of drovers, if that is in question:
10 little matter compared with the lives OF women
and children, ard the route for cattle from tho
W est by the Erie Railroad, obviates all necessity
for landing drove in the lower parts OF the Island
The Erie Company have recently owered the price
Of transportation from Rornellsvil!e which 10 342
miles rom New York TO Piermont, to Sol car
load or So Ga head. From Piermont they are
ierred across tho river at ten cents head to Dear
map, where they are bu. 30 miles from the w ash
il gton drove YARD, which they thus reach without
passing through the city. This route ia recon
mended by all the drovers who have triedit aG the
most rapid, the cheapest, and the best fr the cat
tie aud it affords an additional reason, II any
were needed, for prohibition against their longer
endaDeeriDg the public peace and safety by being
driven through our streetE
To he Ed.toys Of The Tribune
You notice in this morning paper the parade tof
InspectioD) Of the lat Brigade under Gen Storma.
l would beg 10 correcf one or two errors With which
your reporter has been supplied. The char OF the
mounted Artillery In the First Dlyslon 10 Col.
Yates smcs nificent regiment-requently mistaken
for u S. Artillery; tho First Brigade has one regl'
mens mounted Artillery, in excellent order; tho
second regiment Of Infantry, comprising three com
panes OF Scottish adopted citizens, two Continental
native citizens and one company of the brave New
York Volunteers under Major D. kmaD, their Cap
tain who bears honorable scars, as well ns many OF
his men, received in the Mexican w ar. 1t Is re-
marhabe fact that the second regiment ls only
mentioned when money Is required from them; on
all other occasions they are omitted, mlsrepresent
ed or pref udiced. Now it 10 possible that three ma
tive companies, one of which hag " Sn1eH - gun
powder as well felt it's effects, and three Scotch
comp enies-subordinate soldiers aud wetbehaved
cizena- one.third of the number deserve notice
az well as the foe Brigade made up chiefly OF Ger
ma1s. The third regiment OF cavalry is made up
OF GermaDs ard deserve all the praise they 30 RE-
queltly receive The Mayor did not review the
First Brigade, which was dismissed" at Union
square. Probably a portion Of the cavalry only
were rayiewed hV our Meeigtrate,
Very re'PscnfoIy "a Rs,;ns5, S e g = "
Ne,0. YO,k, Oct 9, 1856
Our Reporter was not furnished by any one con.
neosed with Militia with the facts or errors of his
notice He was not able to see the parade, and
merely gave the statements Of one VINO bad no in
terest whatever in the matter.
DOCS.
The Dog Days having passed by and nobody
hut, We may now look coolly and dispgssonstely
upon the subject Of Dogs and the Dow Law and
see if there be not some more wise and ess cruel
and uni Just method OF Riding our City OF its surplus
dOse, which Bbtll at the same time prove source
of revenue to he Corporation, instead O; increaa-
ing It's taxes. To ahis end, l would suggeas
whether it would not be far better to lay tax Don
dogs according 10 the value of their respective
specie laying the heaveat tax upon the mott
worthless curs. 1t strikes me that this you'd be
more in accordance with the progrs save state OF
ClYlll2hLDn, ana lar LiuTS eHeCtlNo III 1iohtiLI6
out the good for nothing dogs, than the present ln
human practice of alsughtering them iudiscrimi-
nately in the streets, and in many inasanoes upon
the very door steps OF their owners. HAL
Mr. EDITOR: l with TO say few words
through The Tribune in relation to a lengthy and
somewhat Ao1d notics Of the Ward School,
No 95 In TweHtieth.st that appeared in yester
day San tog ether with long editorials on the same
and the following day. The notice extended to
six coumns four aud hSlf OF which were devoted
to the speeches Of TWO of the Trustees, and one %
compositions pro'essed TO have bsen written by
children OF twave and thirteen years OF age; the
whole purpOrting TO have been reported Tor ihe sun
A statement is made this: this is the modal school
snd the repofter fas never seen 80 hne penman
ship as the compositions presented. Now all OF
this ould be we'll enough, If We could believe II
true in fact but to any in the least acquainted
With the Free Schools OF this city, the whole report
is but carcature intended to gority the officers OF
the School, leaving OUT all commendatory mention
OF the teachers with the bare exception of Mr..
Scott the PRINCIPALLY who haye toiled faithfully dur
ing the year that the School has been organized,
and have in fact brought the School TO an excellent
state of fofwsrdDeas, and deserve much credit Tor
the exertons. Ideprecate all m re AUDITORY no
tice Of schools, Knowing from experience thatlF
does more harm than good, and | feel certain that
tbs excellent teachers regrss. all friends oil their
school must, that such display has been made OF
their condition, by one who evidently knew but
little Of the character -four Schools and still less OF
the feelings OF the Teachers Of the School Ia ques
ton School officers deserve Gre dit for faithful dis
charge of duty, but should be careful how they
use their position to make display ofaophomoric
orAtory. n.
FATAL ACCIDENT AND ISQUEsT.-An inquest
was held yesterday tho Sly Hospital upon the body Ola
nan named Johntou shout s. OF age who was I'D
ulled 10 the Hospital The Ola met suf ring from IT,
jures received by falling from lsoder bn where or M
Vyh ia
aew hours afer sdmss'ou Ths Jury rendsrDd serdcg
lha, deceased 10 his death by iaayes received roma
fall
BURGLARY AND ARREST Two young men
named Henry Jones and Richard Fsaef yesterdgy
pre'trd charged with burglary IN btesans ot0 be hou4e