New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11

vested Of all imnodesty, where no word shall be
| heard, no scene shall be represented, calculated
20 polluse c correct moral and religious taste,
and where 10 saloon is to be found, afjrding an
excuse or an opportunity 70 crafty Impure mental
sueeettious; it does not matter that the marked
popularity Of soch place has caused this change
IN the career Of the Tneater,. the moral effect is
precisely the same. When Barnun presents bis
reformntory piece of The Drunkard' nj b. sf.er
Light two or three thousand persons a. time
vhen we hear bis stsge manager, a. in his s2ssch
on Monday evening, speak Of bis present proud
position az Director Of Amusements tending not
10 debssc but 70 elevate the moral tone Of the
community when we see three Thesters in tits
vicinity, and Thesters in other places, dDgping
their cu,tomtry performances and hastily getting
| up this SINE drama Of The Druuks-d" and boast
| ing Of its whoesome effects. wo may think what
we plesse Of the Inconsistency Of these copyists,
AID admire, if choose, the course Of the origi-
nal. but We must feel grstiiied at the evidences
which ell Present Of the emancipation Of the public
mind from the fhscklel Of prejudice and its res.1
ration to q sound and promising condition Of mural
beellhfullets on the subject Of Temperance.
A Bosros sroRr.-The Boston Journal haS the
following paragraph;
"A dispatch from New York, dated 9Th, states
thet Geversl CAGES e di.eAe resembling AsGtic
Chol,rs have appeared there Two proved fatal,
ard LuDorOue others recovered.'
There are several diseases ia medical nosoogy
that resembles Choera much more than the above
dispatch resembles truth Our reports Of mortality
| unfortunately 90 not record the decease OF tee.
| graphic ii bes. The Journal iE respectfully in-
ormed tlst there has not been a case Of Asstio
| Cholera in the City Of NewYork since the few
deotIs among the emgrants ct WARDS Island il
/ February, and no! . single Gaze on Manha!saa
Island this year
| AssAuLrIHd THE CAPrAN OF YEssEL.-On
the Let inst tho brig Oriental left ths City, bound
to ssn Francisco, with IS passengers. She came
TO anchor at Quarantine ground, and after lying
several Gays, the u. 8. Marshal came down from
the CITY and seized her and brought her to the
Public Store Wharf last evening, where her sails
were unbent to prevent her from sailing. Seversl
OF the pauenge,s sent for Capt. Taylor. Toe con.
sienee OF the vessel wanted to know the cause
tie vessel being detained. He did no. satisfy the
passeHgers, when three female passengers attacked
him, beating him severely, blsoking hi. eyes aud
scratcting his face. Cspt Taylor made complaint
before Justice Wolfe OF the assault when they
were arrested aud aned Is apiece aud discharged.
They have left the vessel and gone to the City
About 80 passengers he'd paid all the money they
had for their passage, and on examination they
found that the vessel had but suit OF sails, and
they were old ones, and 10 stores for the voyage
r. ~ a laa
that while No A was passing up Center-st last
nigh. about g, o'clock, gang OF FyePoll. d91po'
radoes rushed upon the company az the corner oil
Anthony st. and succeeded in ugsettng the engine.
A number Of Sixth Ward policemen were instant
" on the spot, but the scoundreIs who made the
attack deosmpes and bid themselves in the dark
holes in Cow Bay and Crossst.
FIsys-At a O clock last "wednesday night
q fire. was Uncovered in the rmoke-house OF s. D.
craieban. Ga Robinsonst. The flames wero very
SOON subdued, without material Injury TO the build
irg. The dsmsge to the meat was considerable
AT about o. o'clock fire broke out in small
porterhouse in Roosevelt st. near Waterst. Loss
Hifing.
FRg-At O'Clock on Wednedsy morning a
FIRE broke out in some old sheds ia the rear Of 22s
Mulberry ct The damage was very light, The fire
being quickly subdued.
-Atlll o'clock on Tuesday night csmPhene
lamp exploded at % Center st and set fire to the
store. Damage very sight-no alarm.
FARLwTLL NETTING Rev. Eugenio Kincai1
and DR.. Jno Dawson, with their families, being
about 10 saf for Burmsh, farewell meeting was
held lest evening in the Stsntonst Baptist Church
The meeting was addressed By the Missionaries
and BIZ Rev. s. H. Cone, D D. The missionary
company includes Rev. Eugenio Kincaid aud ~le'
Dr.. Jpo. Dawson, wife and children, Miss Jane
NcBnip. and Mas Cornelia Krcaid. The young
lodiee % out AZ teachers. Their destination is
Ava in Burmah.
MARRIAGE ScrrE-The church Of Rev DR..
PsT1s was crowded to excess on Tuesday morn
ing on the occasion Of the marriage of his daughter,
Mrs Mary z. Potts, TO Mr.. Perkins, OF Louisiana.
I. Was one Of tho most brilliant ceremonies OF the
kind which have lately taken place in our City
The newly welded pair will start at once on the
tour Of Europe.
CASTLE GARDEs-The Havana Company have
a. Leg, found place where they can entertiin tue
public wthou. the unpleasant crowd and heat oil
the smaller opera houses. Castle Garden will seat
three or four thousand persons comfortably, and
give them plenty Of fresh ar to breathe, which is
no email consideration to those who want to hear
| Norma at this time Of the year.
THE FREE AcADFSr.-The number OF pupils In
this Academy was misprinted 49, instead Of 2oo' in
Yesterdays Tribune. There were TIA in the ex'
| animation
| THREE MONTHS WoRK-During the quarter
ending June 30, tho Sixth Ward Police made
| - III ~. aY arreata TheY have