New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
determined as follows Il is thought taGt bonds
" M be presented today in several Of these cases

Chsrles Lieser..................bei bail asked 5000
Flotian acknowledgements bail asked loo
Jchn acknowledgements bail ssked loo
Rudolph housnsnn..............baila asked loo
yonn Meyer..... .........'....,.. esl Ashed l,uVv
yect Nhbei ...,.........,.......b bal asked LNV
mares f.h1s. .''''''..s'''''. PAL Aee9 SSc0
Henry sehsaehhaTt.. bail asked loo
In regard to the Others We believe that the
amount Of the bail has been fixed bat has not
been announced. Perhaps in one instance bail may
be refused.
This was the exact state Of the case last night
rot single commitment for trial had been made;
the inyeitigAt will be concluded today, il posi-
bic, and the amount Of bail be announced.
These men have enough 10 answer for without
being subjected to the malicious falsehoods OF
penny. t.liners and exclusive news mongers
The i'll concealed satisfaction with which the frat
unfortunate collision was recorded, and the innuen-
does and comments since that affair bode no good
TO the prisoners.
THE TEACHERS CoSvESrIoS.-It appears tha!
the able address Of Prof Tsyler Lewis at the re-
cent Convention Of the State Teachers Association
in our city ordered to be printed entire, among
the other proceedings. The Association merely
declined its publication in separate pamphlet FORM
sketch Of the Professors heightened argument, did
some injustice TO his positions. We gladly correct
sny false impression that may have gone abroad
IssyeUtiB the refu Of tho Association to print the
lecture by i.sef-the probable cause being the
want funds sufficient to justify such undertakings
As to misre presenting the positions OF the Professor
nothing was further from thoughts our reports,
given at considerable length aiming only at an in.
telligen. synopsis of the argument. on both sides
The matter OF technicaites' in Education having
been commented upon with considerable animation
we deemed it justihsbe to allude to the cause
which impelled the rejonder. As to the merits aud
goal ability OF that lecture we cordially concur
with its moIt respectful admirers
TAKE THE SrREET.-About u O'Clock last night
some eight or ten persons none OF them members
of the Company we hoPel got out Engine No. 81
and ran il down the west sidewalk OF Broadway
from Anthony to Duane st. driving the throng OF
foot passengers into store doors into the gutter
We are not aware that any alarm Of Hre had been
given and if there had been, it was highly impro-
per to run al engine along q sidewalk so thronged
as Broadway is at that hour. There was no Oh.
.tructop, not even mud in the street, so that any
attempt at excuse would be absurd the orderly
men bers of the Company will doubtless prevent
such psstime in future.
FIREs.-A dwelling house in Fifth-st ner the
Third avenue, caught FIRE at lol s'cock Sunday
forenoon, and was subdued before much damage
was done.
Dwelling house 1913 Divsionst was discov'
cred to be on FIRE at O'Clock Sunday afternoon
by Policeman who, with the assistance Of the ia
mates, succeeded in extingaishing the hanes.-
Damage slight.
A dwelling situated at the corner Of Broome
and Cannon Sta was considerably damaged by IRE
at % P. NJ. Sunday.
The wheel wright shop In Jefferson ct near Mon
roe, belonging to Mr.. Smith, was slightly Damaged
by ire at , P N. Sunday.
AT half past four Sunday afternoon stable,
adjoining +. Phols & Sons Bakery, l24 Delaney
st. caugh fle. The flames soon communicated 10
the bakery, which was very soon burned down
-Four small wooden buildings 10 the rear were
damaged. Neither Of the buildings were insured.
Loss not very great
-Anotter fire broke out in some stables in the
rear Of l2l Monroe-st about O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. Ii was extinguiGhed, with triHinSdi'
mage.
WESTERLY BAsK ROB BERS-The case Of inonn
Karouse and Lew Cole Of Paterson, charged win
,obbipg the Phenix Bank q. Wesseriey' H. l. oil
$4,000 in December lsss will come before the
Grand Jury Of Washington County K l. which
sits at Kingston today.
TEE Boar RAcL-Tbe Thomas Jefferson and
George Washington, fOurosred row boats had q
coute q. yesterday for $500 at Hoboken, starting
from the Elysisn Fields and going up to Days
Pop, ard back, ave miles in all. The Jefferson
took the lead, and kept il vel, winning the purse
By q considerable distance.
FAMILIES IN NEED-The Committee Of the
United German TsiIors appeal 70 the Workman Of
the City and the public generally. TO assist them
in providing for the families Of the men now in
Jefferson Market Prison, awaiting examination on
q charge OF riot. The Committee state that many
Of the families thus deprived, are IN extremely des-
ttu.e circumstances and they trust that those who
know how 70 appreciate their condition Will lar
nish funds for their relief n. Baschnan, PresI
dent Of the United German TsilOrs, viii glsdlyre-
ceive any contributions, ~ Hllenbrsnds, ITO hes |
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