New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
xpw-youK- FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1850.

been served with any notice OF any intention to
accuse her of improperly and obtain a divorce.
The knowledge of so knowing was denied and it
appe ared an advertisement containing the notice
had been published by the Attorney Of her hus.
band in the Courier and Ercning Post, bat she
never saw them, and the proceedings having
been deemed regular, the motion was dismissed
and the decree necessarily gone for h that she
was an adultress, and never permitted to marry
again so long her husband should live al
though he having got the divorce, had a right
to marry again whenever he pleased. WV had
this notice, when the case was entered, been
published among the general proceedings the lady
would have mad knowledge OF it, and an oppor.
tunity personally TO meet it, We speak in refe
renee to no particular Clerk, aud certainly not
against that OF the Common Pleas but the rule,
made, is quite rigid enough, and should not be
made any worse. There are many reasons why
this rule should be repealed, and proceedings In
divorce made in open Court or, II not so, be made
public If crime exists, it should be known; and II
the innocent are assailed they should have an OPP
portunity, beyond the reach of perjury in seclu'
ded Office, where there is no one to rebut It, Tor
their vndication.
FlRrs.-Wednesday afternoon, about o'clock,
the roof of No. 46 Elmst. was slightly damaged by
fire.
AT 81 O'Clock Thursday night fire ire broke
out in the stables of Woolsey Il Woolseys Sugar
refinery in Montgomeryst. Three valuable horses
were lost, and the premises much injured.
F,prs-A fire CAUGHT from one of the pitch pots
at the Screw Dock yesterday afternoon, about
o'clock. The flames communicated to the Dock,
and then to the bowsprit OF the brig Iorno OF
altimore, which is under repairs. The damage
done was not very important.
About g, o'clock last hight, fire broke out at
the corner of Water-st and James slip, which
partially destroyed the roofs OF three building on
Water st. and four on James slip. The buildings
were ali old wooden tenements, occupied IS shops
for clothing sailor boarding houses, and other
things of small value We believe there was
-four store among them, but there could not have
been any very valuable lot of merchandise IN any
of the buildings The efforts OF the Fire Depart
ment were remarkably successful, considering the
infammable nature Of the buildings We under
stand that there was a small insurance on the
houses, but could not ascertain the owners and
losses of stock The lamps were not lighted along
the slip, and when the flame was quenched' the
darkness water, mud and the peculiar crowd oil
that locality made locomotion a matter OF extreme
difficulty and danger
DrsrRIcr SCHOOL, No. 10 We were at the
District School, No. 10, South Brooklyn yester'
day, and found large number OF children IN al
tendance This is considered the model ocnoo' Vi
the City. The plan is in many respects diiiereht
from other institutions of the kind. Inc depart
rnents are d, ded n.s -lass-rooms by movable par
,;,iors th. rooms warmed by furnaces In sa'~ D--~
nent and ventilated most effectively ~ peculiar
arrangement in the walls of the building, which are
two feet in thickness The lot on which the schoo'
is built is 80 feet square, leaving ample room ior
enlargement The School has been in operation
only about eight months, and IS in thlnly-set'ed
locality We. there were over 900 pupils IN attend
opce II will accommodate and seat 300. The
building is li6 feet by 80. The classes OF Miss
Baldwin and her four aids were very orderly
in their appearance. The ladies' department un'
der Miss Garahan and the assistants was IN exec
lent training the exercises in reading and gram
mar were well performed. The male department ur-
der Mr.. A. Clark was under perfect discipline, and
the boys appeared to be generally Intelligent
The RUSSIAN ExvoY.-Count Bodisco, the Rus
sian Ambassador, is among the passengers oil the
Cambria-so that all speculation concerning his re-
turn is at an end.
CAuGmr-Bullock the abscondius Cashier OF
the Savannah Geo Banking and R.R Co. returns
| IL, nlria in sfoty If N
been arrested in England.
e We notice among the arrivals az the irving
House: NJ. BoDIsco, Russian Minister; Col Ere
mont and family, California Hon. g Reynolds
NJ. c. Troy Capt. B. S. Alexander, u 5 Army
Hon. T. Gilbert, NJ. c. California.
- The steamship Crescent City was detained
at Quarantine four hours in putting ashore eleven
passengers who had slowed themselves away
without tickets.
RoggERY OF GoLD.-The trunk OF Mr. Thomp'
son. who had taken passage BY The steamer Cres-
cent CITY for Chagres, was broken open on We'd
resdav on board that vessel and two Thousand dol
ldrs in gold were distracted
~ The Ne,r. York Presbyterian is this week
merged III tue Il t"HgcitSt--""i' III" "O'
,esr. under the title II the New-l ork t'anSeh''
and New.York Presby terrain" Mr. Bid"eh as
snnoes the obligations Of both journals
Ram OF SUPERVISORS was a meeting
IF This Board yesterday afternoon and several
petitions for relief from tax, bills @c acted upon
Tpy NEW YoKK AND HANBuKG STEAMERs.-ln
,h, K51oiscke Zeitng Of April jth was the follow
inc letter. dated Hamburg, April I'd
IT.. a,,ee, steam communication between Hamburg and
yo,. commenced today, by the sailing Of Mr. Pfechrs
ps.,,.s oveen This elegantly and conveniently
n.".hss no vessel has yet left Hamburg, wtiehsurpased
10 -, o,sea In thls respect Every berth IS occupied,