New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09
CITY ITEMS.
EFT Our Reports Il Cabinet mskers and other
u eetpss last high. are crowded oat

foreign news.
Gr.ry TEACHERS CosyESrIoS -The sessions
# This Corvertion were Concluded las; evening.
having continued two days With three seitioas
daily. at vii ha LARGE number Of interesting a.
dretstssud statements were made. We have
fal repor Of the proceedings Of yesterday, which
il un,yoidably postponed this morning. Those OF
the afternoon and evening o! Tao Frsi Day WI.
be found in another column The Convention was
Addressed yesterday morning by Prof B. THoHP.
sos Of this City, on the rubec. Of the Training o.
the Moral Fscut es' in the afternoon BY Hon
IRA MArHIw, ex Superintendent Of Public To-
struction in Michigan; by Nh d. Z. LEE OF Bat
falo. in an Address on the " Proession oil Teach
ipr." and by NJ HEEL, Superintendent o! tae
Institution for the Blind a. Lausanne, 8 Switzerland.
The time and place for the next meeting o! the
A,socis,ion were fixed fos the first Wednesday
and THURSDAY Of August 1851, at Buffalo
CITY HALL TO BE REsoyArED.-The Alder
men last night concurred with ths Assistants ia an
appropriation Of sls 900 for the purpose Of repair
pe. cleaning and painting the City'Hsu. The
fund seers to be ample for thorough renovation,
ard we trust the Committee of Repairs and Sap
niles will have the work done forthwith it is much
needed.
BATES AT THE FIVE PoIsTs-Fhe Board OF
Aldermen last night resolved, unanimously 10 lease
to the peoples Washing and Bathing AsIocia
ton" the triangular lot Of ground at the Five
Points, bounded by Anthony Cross and Little Wa
ter s,s This lot is lGs feet on Anthony-st. 1861
On Cross, and 90 on Little Water, comprising 6,727
square feet, equal TO square lot Of 81 feet side
Now let the work go on. and give the people Ia
that vicinity chance to be clean. The resolution
make. the Mayor and the President of each Board
ex oaicio Trustees Of P. w. & B. Association.
WoRKgoUsE.- Assistants last night con.
cured in resolution to raise $4,000 for the pur-
pose of establishing Workhouse on Blackweus
Island.
No. e5.-The City Fs.lers voted last night to
purch.se new engine for Fire Co. No %.
LO.oyO. F-ELEcrios-Th principal busi.
ness OF the r. w. Grand Lodge OF Southern New
York yesterday was the election of Grand Officers
for 1866. The rerul! waI as follows
For Grand Master:
Tu,pprrs p.vps Of N.iionsl Lodge No so........275
Johp Davie, Of Columbia Lodge No. l...........i35
Fran hin W. Giey, 4 MsnhaIan Lodge NO -j'''''' v
Fer Dc5uty Grand Mr,'e,:
ANDRE FEoMENr, OF Enlerpfse Lodge No S5'''''''i;o
N0Opp''A'F For Grand TYarten:
Edwin C. TERRY, Of Al'oa Lodge No 81, Hudson
VINO oV %o1. .; a:gno: Log: No i55 sfooiTn 81
Dewii L. c. Langdor, Of Magnolia Lo1ge No. 100 0,
ycs6 g. STs Of Ua:i STATE; Lodge No. 55i
Terry over ell, ls =, o..-.,,.,..
gvsJ J PEs1z, Of KlicEerb5cEer Lodge, No 22.."i1
iP. s. RriAnt, Of GrsaaaA Ledge, No. @ss. B'oo''
Majority for Peniz, 49, r....
MATHEW BIRD. Of Ku.cEsrooeser L25ge No. ISL
james sersen, Of stayve'ant Logs NO io''''''N'
For brand Rep-ueatatire:
GEORGE Ii. AsDREws Of fenp!sr Lodge No ZSS.'.L7
Eooppottion.
AnLodges not otherwise designated ere in the
Civ of New.York. Names in SMALL CAPS are
elected.
The Grand Lodge adjourned TO meet tonight at
O'Clock. The installation Of Grand Officers will
take place At o'clock.
Rtrorr or cuIry OF Po1IoL.-Ine fraction Of
this documen. ,or rather some notes OF OR Report
e. gathered from Police reco.dI,l which we gaze
vetterdsy was published by missskei the Report
we presume, cannot be presented until the Sep.
temter session. then we shall give is complete.
NlrLos.-At this airy aud orderly place TO night
will be played the fairy piece Fortanio' Mary
TAYLOR Mrs. Vernon aud other isyorites in the bill
Mle. Bapgy and Mons. Durand give the first act
of"La Gizele,' and also new advertisement
Fleurs Aninees.'
Castle GARDES.-Beride the glorious sea
breeze and enchanting view OF the bay, we have
20 night Lucia di LsmmermOor," By the Hayans
Opera Company, q Promenade Musicale, &C. 1t
is cool and delightful place
To MANUFACTURERS, Farmers, CONTRACTORS,
&c.-The sympathy Of all benevolent people is
solicited for nnety.two Poles just arrived from
Turkey, where they retreated aler the close Of
III, Hungarian war. Any citizen Posse'sns the
inclination and ability to help these unfortunate
men, who are totally destitute, bat 4: the same
time ready end anxious to 60 to any kind of work
BY which they could gain their living, will please
address Exile Tribune Office.
The SPRUcE.sr. CATAsTRoPHE.-Coroner Geer
proceeded yesterday to investigate the causes OF
the falling Of the rear wall at 40 sPrucett on
Monday ls.t.
MIR. Archibald White residing a. 60 McDougal-
81. being sworni sayt-I an 'ne insi.ef hAsJu elu'
Moved In the alteration OF building No 40 Spru;e
a. md that on the afternoon OF the 9Th Of August,
rbcut ten minutes past ocl1ck, the old wal and
.foreing, in the rear Of the old store No. 49, gave
wsv and buried five men beneath the ruins two
Of whom were taken out dead and the other three
men were conveyed to the Hospital. Beio,e tab
ing down the, portion Of the wall which fell we
Lrd Given orders 10 the carpenter 70 shore the
beams composing tie several eoors and there were
four tears Of beGms lh0red together, so that that
portion Of tie building should be more secare
who il was being taken down. DO not know Il
the shoreing or the wall gave way first, ye: learned
from ore Of tie men tia. the wall fell down imne-
diately atsr removing the arch o. the end window
Armcth White, residing e. lis Wocs;e-s..
.--or,-I war en,ploved with Mr. White 10 take