New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
CITY ITEMS.

TIE TAu0Rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tallmadge
on Friday passed sentence upon the German Tail
ors WHO were concerned in the so called " Riot
in Thrty.ninth st The leader Short was fined
$50, another SI0 and six others in sums OF So
the remainder being discharged with good advice
only Ii is entirely unnecessary to say word OF
this result we trust there is no one unsatisted
with it, though we presume 1t will be cold com
fort to the INSCRIPTIONS parties who raised such
cry about the riot and magnitied 1t into some
thing almost as righttul as the " Reign OF Terror.
Not even these parties ever believed that the
Taiors. all men of good character though untortu-
mattel. unacQuainted with orr language and laws,
were guilty of any premeditated outrage. BY
much buster. however, they made the thing look
ugly, ard excessive bail demands keptthe greater
portion OF the Tailors in prison for two or three
weekr But the Judicial officers of this City have
been too long accustomed to the bravado Of no.
orious portion of the Press to be led astray by it
,Juatice triumphed the bail was reduced to the
standard of reason and the Tailors were all libe-
rated The next effort of the especial champions
of Law and Order was to secure evidence to make
q strong case, and testimony was in readiness to
prove almost anything from mild assault and
battery to an armed instruction but all this was
strangled by the Tailors Themselves, who filed
voluntary plea of Guilty of riotous assault aud
battery" The trial that was to send them to the
public institutions and hold the terror OF the Law
over heretical L abor Movements, was afailure
the afidavts offered to the Court in mitigation OF
punishment explained the case as it was, and the
thirty.nine rioters were fined in all 500 We
trust that the affair will prove quite as good les
son to the guilty as though all of them had gone
to the State Prison, and that hereafter they will
refrain from breaking the law in the name OF " La
Dor, since it can be done quite as etectualy and
without fear of interruption in grog-shop braWl
or at primary.eection fight.
STEAMER BAY SrArE.-We understand this
steamer of the Fall River line, after undergoing
some repairs, has again been placed on the line
between New ork and Fall River, and will run
through the Winter on alternate days, with the
State of Maine
We understand that the ladies Of the Epis-
copal Church Of the Good Shepherd, Rev Ralph
Hoyt Rector will hold Fair at the Church in
Market-st corner of Monroe, during this week,
commencing tomorrow evening the 18th inst
1t may not be generally known to Mr.. Hoyt's lite
rary friends, that his lsbors in this obscure parish
involve great privation and selfdenial While
there are modern poems Of more pretension, we
are sure none are more cherished and loved
throughout cur broad land than the simple pieces
Of Ralph Hoyt. We cordially hope that such
readers as respond to the above Will not forget
that the Poet is also the poor and accomplishing
Missionary.
HUDSON RIVER RuLRoAD.-Owing to the sus-
pension Of navigation above Poughkeepsie, the
passengers viii be conveyed no further north by
this conveyance than that city. On and after
to-day the train from New York at AN. and
from Poughkeepsie at NJ. will be discontinued
All other trains will run as usual
Conference.-The number Of foreign citizens
naturalized in this City during the month of No
vember was l32, while the number Of declarations
was 1893. Of these, the larger proportion are
natives Of Great Britain and Ireland.
Within the last week the number OF per-
sons reported to have been saved from drowning,
through the vigilance Of the Police stationed along
the wharves OF both rivers is about Il, and during
the month no less than 40 persons were rescued.
Il Col E l.. Stow OF this City has accepted
the invitation Of the Sons of Temperance at
Springfield, n. ]. to deliver an Address at the
grand Bible Presentation to the L aides, to-mor.
row evening, 18th inst.
FIREs-Dec. 10, A.M.-The hat store Of Chas.
D. Field, AS Grsndst slightly damaged.
Dec. 49, PM-The tobacco warehouse of
f Goodwin, l53 south-st Very little damage
The CouR7s-The Special Term Supreme
Court, and General Term Superior, aat on Sasa--