New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22


Ucvcd Of 1850 in money and notes. oy =" 80"
Bo,,on pickpocket. on Thursday morning. "nH' ~
the Old Colony Railroad Depot
NV YORK LIeHr GUARD-The Light Guard
Cant. Vincent, celebrated their 9ith Anniversary
on Thurssav. at Aih. The Guard numbered on
this occasion seventy.seven muske1s' sad iuS'o
one of the most brilliant turn.oats we have sec"
for many month. They were accompanied "
Dodwofths Band. sSmptnous enIer'AinA'
was prepared by Maj Brown Of the BAN no-'e'
Mai Gen. Underhill and portion OF his s'su were
present. The whole affair passed oil well a"'
greatly to the credit OF this renowned corps
Tg, Fu.urrRs-Tbe Lafayette Fusileers did
themselves much credit yesterday IN the ce'oO'A.
tion Of the Birthday Of Gov. Tompkins Iney nf',
assembled at the City Hall, where sPIenoio s~O'u
WAS preserted to their commanding omcer' 0aP''
RICHARD FRENCH. They then Proceeoe" I" '"'
neiobborinc City Of Newark, by way OF an eAcur-
,;on See Newark TENS On their return
c,nitaI supper was prepared at Frenchs ho'el,
where the usual enjoyment OF appetite toas's anu
,peeches kept them until late hour. Inc fu'l'
leers are high among our best companies, and man.
ifest becoming pride in making their corps the
very best in the City. Capt. French enjoys wen
merited popularity, not only in his own company
but among sllthe military divisions OF the City
The VIsITIYG FIREMEN.-The New-Haven Co.
fountain No. q arrived yesterday and proceeded
TO Newark (See Newark Itemsl They returned
in the afternoon, and ut O'Clock partook OF COLA
tion ct the house of No. 90 IN Chambers ST. and
then proceeded to the Broadway Theater. The
bows Of this City have given them reception as
warm a. the weather, one which they viii long re-
member. We have not seen Fountain Company
in line, but from few specimens whom we have
encountered, we are ready to believe the common
report that they are noble body OF men, up WITH
the times and able to stand in the first rank. We
presume they will return home to day.
A CHRISTIAN WoRK-The ladies connected
with the Methodist Episcopal Church in this City
have organized a Missionary enterprise, whereof
one effort is known as the " Center-st Mission
and devoted to the spiritual and general welbeing
Of the wretched beings living around the Five
Points. Rev. L. NJ. Pease is the missionary, and
the patrons mean TO aid him by personal exertions
in the arduous task Of rescuing the Thousands there
crowded together from the depths Of depravity aud
destitution wherein SO many Of them now grove.-
The ladies appeal TO those who sympathse with
their object for pecuniary assistance and we trust
twin be generously afforded
REV RANDOLPH S. FOSTER late OF Cincinnati
O. has been called to preside over the congregation
of the NJ E. Church in Mubery-st. He delivered
his Introductory discourse last Sabbath morningto
q large and attentive auditory. Mr.. f. bore the
marks of WEAKNESS and travel, yet his sermon was
singularly effective and appropriate
~ Officer Garrison Of the Eleventh Ward,
yesterday arrested man on charge of inhumanly
whipping his child. The complaint is made by
Thomas Megson witnesses, Amanda Jennings and
William Webster. This mans youngest boy six
wears old, on w ednesday dsobeyed the father
in some triiing matter, when he seized, it said
cow.hide and whipped the child in a most brutal
manner. These facts being made known, Assistant
Capt. Hogan took the child before Justice Mount
fort who issued warrant for the arrest of the Ia
Their. On examination Of the child at the Police
| Cont. he presented most shocking spectacle :
his flesh being cut and raised in ridges all over his
body. arms, legs, &c. The inhuman father was
held to bail in $500 for trial Such, at least is the
story Of the Eleventh Ward Police return.
" On Tuesday afternoon, the lady of Rev.
Mr. Fav, of this City, threw herself overheard from
the Bay State" steamer, about an hour after she
had left the City for Fall River The cause Of the
| lamentable occurrence is supposed 10 have been
insanity
HoRsE IN THE PARK.--A horse attached TO
a light wagon, yesterday, left standing unatten'
! ded in the Park, near the Hall Of Records, ran
! away and when in front Of the City Hall the wheel
caught by the post and chain and broke oil at the
axle, thus setting the horse free. The animal ran
with great speed toward Park Row, but finding no
place of egress, he took gallop round tue foun.
tain. Although there were more people, especially
women and children, than usual nobody was hurt
AssAvL1IEc ALADY-A Frenchman named Pau
! silien. was yesterday arrested on charge Of COM
hitting violent assault in Broadway, upon the
person of young lady named Mary Andrews, re
siding at No. SIG Broadway. The Frenchmau
a,ruck her in the face. inaictng severe injury
| A voupg msn who interposed in behalf OF Miss An
drew,. received severe blow in the left eye. The
accused was held by Justice Osborne to answer
FATAL ACADEMIA young man named Bal
| lev. while running with Hose Cart No % 10 fire
in Hudson.st. yesterday afternoon, accidentally
| fen before the wheels OF the cart which passed
over his neck. he was taken into the drug store
corner Of Jane and Horatio SITS. where ne soon al
forwards expired. An inquest will be held thia
morning
SELLING IMPURE MEAT--A butcher named
Matthew Torpey, whose stall Is in Center ST. wa1
Yesterday arrested on a charge Of selling impure
meat 70 Mrs. NJ + Austin OF 90 Elm ST. with fu'
knowledge OF the state OF the meat He was held
by Justice Osborne to bail in $780, to answer Al
| Court.
MYSTERIOUS KNooNs ONCE NoREe-The Summer
Coings Of Ksox of New-York ike the Rochester