New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

that IN the judgment OF our informant, they were
not furnished with sufficient food,-at least, his
Judgment prompted him to procure food for them
once or twice during the day. For ourselves We
have seen much room for improvement in regard
to the management Of affairs at the Office OF these
extra municipal Commissioners; we should deem
it their duty to provide seats for the people who
fall into their hands, and not leave women OF all
ages to hang on the chains of the Park fences, or
sit on the edge of the grass only to be whipped
Of by some consequential and unfeeling police
man; we should also suggest that some more re-
spectacle means OF conveyance to w ard Island
be procured that hangman's cart is only worthy
Of the monarchies from which these unfortunate
persons have fed for the high crimes Of love OF
liberty and poverty. We trust that the provision
business is all right but it looks bad Of the other
complaints we speak from personal observation.
" e say that the manner in which immigrants are
kept or allowed to be, around the Office of the
Commissioners in the Park is disgraceful and de-
serving Of the severestreprehension. The matter
of toting to Yards Island may be merely diff
ference in taste but if that is ALL we suggest that
the Lords Commissioners take the ride them
selves, by way of establishing the responsibility
of the vehicle AS to the clustering of poor stran-
gers at their doors in the Park that is an unmti-
gated and intolerable nuisance. If the Commits
sioners are too poor to hire sufficient room let
start subscription or perhaps it would be bet
ter to ask that House of Assembly at Albany
which is so very fond of meddling with our City
government to look after their agents here they
are entirely irresponsible to our Municipal author
-. iotn l,v-tI
semi-o1nnipotent hand ofpublic opiniou
GEN. PAEZ AND THE SCHooLs-Gen. PAEz
with his son, Senor Ramon Paez, aud Mr.. Purroy
ex-Consul of Venezuela visited the Free Academy
and some of the Ward Schools of this City, on
Saturday in accordance with the invitation of
MIR. Benedict President Of the Board of Educd-
ton. Ward School No. 90, under the care Of
Mr.. Doane, Miss Cornell, and Miss Ashby, Princi
pals, and " ard School No. 25 under the care of
Mrs. Scott, Miss Busted, and Miss Felt, Princ
pals, were first visited. There were $40 pupils
present in the former school, The party passed
through the classrooms to see the scholars at
their studies, ntter which the scholars were as
sembled IN the large rooms, where the General
was introduced to them by the President of the
Bonrd Of Education with few words TO which
he made brief reply in Spanish. After inspect
ing the Free Academy, under the guidance of
DR. Webster the President and Mr. Morales the
Professor of Spanish, the General met all the
students in the Hall, was introduced by Dr. Web
ster, and in the presence OF their instructors and
the other visitors, addressed them in an appro-
pirate manner.
II The Vdlker5und Peoples League) is the
title of German Weekly paper, the first number
of which has just made its appearance in this city.
It is edited by the well-known CHARLES Helm
ZEN, and of course bears the marks of talent and
decided Republican convictions. Mr. Heinzen is
one Of the few German radicals who had a share
in the late Revolution in Germany and retain
full faith in the not distant triumph of democracy
in their native land. He is to be aided in the
Vdlkerdumd by contributions from Mazzni, Ruge
and other eminent European Democrats The
first number contains very interesting article on
the legal position of woman, which, in the atten-
ton now attracted to that question, has peculiar
value 1t is to be followed by other articles
the same subject.
10 Died on Friday evening, at White Plains,
Mrs Zppouh Davis, wife of Abraham Davis, the mother
ofour wekuOWn tOwnsnHn Gilbert DAVIS, III her eighty
third wear Her husband is eehtyfvc years Of age and
previous 10 her death they he Oldest couple in White
PLANE having been married sixtyve years They
the first Nethodsts tue Plains and much esteemed
bv their neigbors The neigbohood is remarkable for
longevity. Within five six years several OF The Old III
hahitants have died the age OF from eghty-thrcc TO
nipeIysix-their average age being egtysiX years
There are two persons living White Plains
nmcty-seyen years of age and the other nineij-one
INorEsTs BY TIE COROyER.-CoronerG eerhed
M inquest yesterday, the foot of GandsL H. upon the
body of an unknown WHO walked off the pier III that
place about 10 o'clock on SUNDAY night re was opServto
hy a man named VIM GallvHu, who made every effort TO
rescue hiI "ihol Nun, nc h p va { Iiol 10, In
his pocket letter daitd New Bedford May 1850 written
6Ieaspn ana g ar ha sandy T sghske and appeared 10
about IS years of age verdict OF accidental drown
' Io 81 me Civ Hospital upon the body of unknown
man about so wears of aye whose death caused by in
temperance and exposure Deceased was an inmate OF the
Bellevue Hospital from which he escaped Saturday al
eruoon and found in state OF extreme exhaustion.
yYnr in the street II was taken TO the City Hospital,
where he soon after died. Verdict accordingly
DEATH RY AropLrxY-An inquest was held
Yesterday No 1871 Stantou-s upon the body OF Richard
Eleventh Ward who suddenly fell while walking in At
iorney-st and died few moments after Deceased Vas
Of dean by apopicxy was rendered BY the Jury
RESCuED.-A boy about seven years old name
NOT known> fell from the Top ola pile OF lumber at the
foot OF Wes into the river aud would nave necn drowR-
ed bl for named John Hoare who jumped IN after
him, and brought him OUT OF the water after ne mad sunk
twice.
ts The examination of Chas. H. Carpenter,
charged with obtaining by false preoase5 bil Of urnl-
Broadway was concluded yesterday before Justice o
thop and resulted in his commlta 10 prison for trial IN
default OF 81 eco bail
Is Patrick Rice and John Hart were arrested
by officer Herman Of The Sixteenth Ward charge OF
asaul,ns Wm Stockman residing in Seventh with in
tent to take ms lie The accused held for eXaAlna-
lion
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
BuRGIARY.--The house occupied by Daniel
McCarly, corner OF Hilary and Lawrence SIS was en-