New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
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Tcsents'''' mos, hatfering condition. II was e'-
InsiSv' - Rev. DR. Hughes about three year,
,ablisae' ,,s during the intervening period iound
'iHe. er abou, 5000 destitute females ine,s 's y,
Ps0' ,,rI, row al work IN the mousse Io'"e. "
SeD1 ard Mulberry sts.,) and two huhoie' poor
Hcaso ,,a enjoying advantages oil .hs''uc"on'
ehu"'" n,,tucing evidence OF GOOD character Is
Any Thou, reference TO nation or cfeeo De
iaken h duties. the nurses Sisters OF Mercy
site De sc ,c,r especal care the sick poor IN all
bare ,,e CIV and the inmates Of the City Prison
paris ,-.s,,y and medicine are dispensed to the
Food' go ~ .,;,,ual consolation 70 the latter
- CorLEGE.-J. Larkin De
%. So appointed President Of si-John's Col
- Fo,sham vice Theoauo'
posoy.-Cow beef, fed on
a,,;, frequently diseased, isheeiy hawked
eS'''e' outskirts OF our upper Wards and soid
a'o'' 80. one or Two cents under the inarAe'
-, n many cases diseases-in Somc'
r.hablv. denth The impure caFca>ses'
r.v he puzcLassd at SO or VIZ ed'n W. 40
80. cual,,y canno, be obtained ioi 1859 '''""
.co The more respectable butchers arc '"'9
J.,,,ved of 4 fair competition oy 'hese ''"''' =.
io...d ,,.,,he latter reaplng an enormous prom
49,. .,Ie q, = polson winch in man, cases Is I'M
- i, i,s b,pef,l effects on the CONSTITUTIONS
-, other, progresses more slowly but not 'es'
-.,s,v n It's destructive consequences
ns,4g Of Dr.. OLIS.-Thls eminent III
p,e,,den: Of the Wesleyan University al MO
conn died on Saturday morning al
o's" =, b,s residence IN Niddleburg. DR.. DIN
cV"~~ of great emnence IN the Methodist
,.'..oo,,l Caurch IN this country. In Plte OF pro-
br..d N health, from which he had suffered ior
.s,,s m, literary attaInmentS were OF a high
"' sa, Ms influence reached large sphere OF
''oa M, loss Will Dc deeply felt not only IN the
''-,n,s denomination Of which he was distinguish
T.,,ber bst Throughout, WIDE circle OF acquaint
s.oss uho reyered his talents and worth.
Tus L.vscH-The fine clipper ship In
ali. WAS launched on Saturday, from Webb's
', shs IS owned byJ W. Phillips, and Will be
''oon.nded BY Captain p. p. Norton, who superln-
tended her construction. she is Tor the Oatfofha
trade.
a.vvu or A YAcHT.-The new yacht
tx,,.h AMI
"A, evening, and is now az ancnor on the BATTERY
s,s soupec at Newpor and other places on the
ro,.se and designs returning to-day or to-ih"ro"-
measure party Of hall a dozen BostonlmS arc
passenger, aboard. The Witch appears TO be Inc
,uecmen Of her class and does credit to the Eastern
buljrs
BoAr RACE At BRIDGEP0RT.-lh he race
hr nurse Of one hundred and fifty dollars BET tween
the sail boats Electro and Triumph, came on on
"Wednesday last The breeze was hight, ana III
adaped 10 ties, the speed OF the boats. The route ol
The boats yas rom the buoy of East bridgeport 20
and around The spindle of Black Rock, ana BACK 20
the buoy A distance OF about ten miles, wh~h was
ACCOMPLISHED IN about five hours The triumph III
umphed, cisancing her opponent IN time seven MN
ures and FIVE seconds, deductng the fifteen minutes
allowed IN favor Of distanced boat.
IMPROVEMENTS IN EAST NEwARn.-
Mcssrs n Gilbert, of jersey City, aud p. W Long
lev. of York, who have purchased the property
formerly belonging TO the East Newark Land Com
pany, comprising nearly 800 acres on the opposite
side OF The PiSsac. intend TO improve the property
Immediately Dy filling IN, Sc, and to throw 1t INTO
The markets IN lois. MUCH LdS UStu NUnlll
past TWEEN, five years tow ards retaining the waste
land between Tie Passaic and liackensack rlverS,
and should this enterprise succeed ii will react As
benefit rot only 20 the health OF the vicinity, bu, to
business.
Fur IN GOLD-ST-On Saturday eve
nng, about O'Clock, fire broke out IN the
basement o. sn extensive drug and chemical ware
house. at No. 10 Gold-st.. belonging 10 McsSrs Has
hell, Menck & Bull The alarm was soon sounded
BY the Hall bell snd IN a few moments the building
MAS surrounded by large body OF iiremen, who
speedily eNingulshed the flames, before they made
any grea, progress. The fumes arising from The
burning chemicals IN the cellar followed the north
city breeze and filled the ar with "a most delicious
fragrance. that was inhaled by persons Who were
ppmenat.nc the grounds Gu The Battery.
FRs N LEONARD STREET. Last night
iocui II o'c ock, fire broke ont IN the upper par
Of the swelling No. % Loonard-st few doors ives
Of Broadway The building MAS occupied IN The
trs sor, by Henry Nuns, ladies shoemaker wh'
resided IN ,he upper part Il was very speedily eN
uasuishcd ay the Department, assisted by the fiitl
District Police. The damage by FIRE VAS ,rlhmg, o.
water cons, ierable.
FIRE IN PEARL-STREEI.-A | 0clsci
Yesterday afternoon a frame dwelling IN the rear q
the building corner OF Pearl and Chatham SITS, ocou
pied by several poor families, took FIRE The fire
men succeeded IN saving the building, but the few
household articles of the occupants were badly an
Jured b, water. defec, IN the chimney was thu
cause OF tue are.
flRE IN BROoME-STREEr.- carpenter
shsp IN Broome-s,ree!, near Greene, took hre AT
o'clock Saturday morning. but oy the promp, arrlS a
~he Bremen, the flames were quickly extngushed
ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENE. --Oa Satur-
ay e'enlns, a csmphene lamp IN the house No. IL
ialfens stree, burst scattering the contents the
A'an' son Of Mr.. kepphng, and the servant Ann
Vfow, Who Was so badly burned that she is no, ex-
pected to recover She was removed To the CIT,
Hospital
~ The Quick Guards, Capt. John Car
Aae, Will visit Bridgeport TO-DAY. They Will DE-
accompanied BY Dotworths celebrated Brass Band