New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09


| The steamship Union. Capt Thos 5. Butd. arrived
from New Orleans At O'Clock last eyening-maAihg
the passage from Bar to Bar INSIDE OF SIR days and
SIR dqys and tn hours from wharf to wharf She
brings full complement OF passengers, whose names
vii be found IN another coiumn-sOme freight and
specie. We are indebted to The Purser, and our
friends OF the P,odyune and Dsa, or papers OF the
lsi INST
~ The Emigrant Commissioners have
removed Dr. F Campbell stewart from the Superin-
tendence Of the Marine Hospital, Quarantine, and
appointed Dr. Doane in has place This restores the
control OF the Quarantine Ground 70 The Health
| Officer.
FIREMES's PARADE.-The first annual
parade Of the Fire Department takes place to-day
Seventy-seven Engine, Hose. and Hook and Ladder
Companies Of this City Will take part m the ceremo-
nles-and It is expected that several companies nom
adjoining cities will also be present The order iof
the procession viii be found in another column In
the evening there will be display OF Fireworks IN
| front of he City Hail. the Common Council having
appropriated $500 for that purpose.
SATTLER's COSMORAMAs.-Prof. Sattler
opens this morning, at his rooms, corner Of Broad
way and Thirteenthst., the fourth and last series Of
his Cosmoramas, comprising scenes in all parts Of
Europe and the East We notice in the catalogue,
views Of Pireus, the port Of Athens Mount Car
mel the Midnight Sun in SptzberEen tho Bay OF
Naples. at sunset the Sphinx and the Pyramids
sand Storm In the Lyblan Desert, and the Cathedral
OF BurgoS, IN Spain Prot. Sattlers rooms are
crowded with fashionable visitors. who lnger for
hours among the finest scenery OF the Old Worlds
NEw DAGUERREorYPE SALOoN.--Mr.
GRgSELL. as will be seen by an advertisement in
another column has opened An elegant new Daguer-
reotype Saloon in the second story OF the Aham0rs
Building. 557 and $50 Broadway. The reception
room Is fitted up in sumptuouS style, with rosewood
and damask sofas, lounges and chairs. The oper-
ating room, IN the story above, has skyhSht root,
andis so arranged as 10 produce that soft and equal
light so necessary to the taking OF choice daguer-
reotvpes The specimens exhibited by Mr. Grenen
exhibit a thorough knowledge Of the art, and he
therefore cannot fail to give satisfaction to his Gus
toners.
The STEAMER PACIFIc.-A meeting of
the PacifcS passengers was held on Friday after
noon, IN the saloon Of the vessel Henry \ Stone,
Of New York was elected President, and Mr. d. I.
Scott. of Tennessee, and Gen. b. VI. Edney, OF
North arohna, yice-Prcsldents and heSsrs. John
O'Brien OF Ncw-York, James w. Tucker OF New
York. C. F. La Feyre Of Wisconsin, and A. J. Nc
Cure Of Maryland, appointed Secretaries. The fol-
lowing Committee was appointed to DRAFT resolutions
expressive of the sense Of she meeting
Gen II. WAIBRIDGB. Of New-York, Chairman.
L. II. Monis, Y, Hon g Wright, CalHor-
W Dunbar, y. Y.
Capt Jas Gordon. England. J. Peabody. Salem,
Ret DR. RycIson. Toronto q II stuart PhiladeIphia
d. De Mot'' 4 ". . looms, 4" IN
| ] r FORSYTH Scotland DR. Bailey Harlem.
+. "A Salters, \. Y, W II Townsend N Y,
A. Turhosen, Russia, Dir Snelthner' Prussia
Gen Wabrdge, in an eloquent and enthusiastic
speech, submitted the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
ResOlrcd That with increased interest IN It's
success m progress ocean steam NAVIGATION through the
agency the Collins line. eVncing. does not only
American energy and enterprise but also the sound policy
shment with peculiar pride and satisfaction having
brought the two together than be-
fore and we commend an enterprise 50 intimately IN,
vOlvmg national reputation 90 the c,ntnned support
Of the general Government and the increased favor Of the
Rcolred, That Of the rapid and agreeable yoy-
now terminating VI cannot separate without cypress
ing entire satisfaction and fullest confidence IN the
steamer Pacific, well from her commodous arrangement
safety and gnpa aeed sans 1ca d n her
Pr ~ 20 he n,ar ncSS "nr,v and abtty Of
commander Capt Nye and the unweaued attention Of
himself ms engineers aud other officers, to the safety ami
| comfort Of the passengers.
Resolred Thar great national policy Of sustaining
lines Of steam communication with the several nations
the world Nv the adoption and employment Of naval
steamers the mail OF tho respective Httons,
of increasing Importance and meets our cordial ap-
| probation
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs.-Mile
| Bradley, Of Cincinnati, ONO, was few days since
arrested by officer BumStead, of the 81 district Police
Court, on complaint OF Robert Barber OF st. Louis,
| who charges that IN October last the accused OBJ
| tanned from HIM by false representation the sum OF
= 500 1t appears from the affidavit OF complainant
a AZ IF.
upon him and proposed 10 purchase, I'm JOINT partner
ship with him. the controlling interest of ths Oxford
Bank OF Massachusetts, which he stated could be had
| or$ljCOO. The arrangement was entered INTO and
Mr Bradley proceeded TO Oxford 10 consummate the
business. few days afterwards ne returned and
stated 20 complainant that no had placed $4,000 IN
the hands Of stephen Barton, the negotiating agent of
the Bank, and that the purchase was effected, and
asked complainant 10 pay over 10 hm ms half Of the
amount Tor which the purchase was made, ,7,5JO)
a, the same time producing receipt purpOrIng 10
| have been signed by Mr.. Barton, showing that the
| $4,000 had been paid. Under these circumstances
Mr. Barber paid over the money and Bradley shortly
| after left fer Cincinnati. During his absence, Mr..
Barber went to Oxford and there asceraned that no
! money mad been paid by MS partner to Mr. Barton,
and that he had received no receipt from that gentle
man. The matter is under examination before jus
uce MOuntiOrt.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY An individual nam
| FL John Murphy yesterday called NJ the Nineteenth
| Ward Police Station and stated that on Thursday
night last while walking IN the elth-ay near Forty
oeth-st. he assaulted knocked down and robbed
| Of $50, which ne had few hours previous drawn
| from the Savings Bank. The roD5er escaped al the
| time and has not been arrested
SUSPICION or GRAND LARCENY A man
calling himself John Dolan was yesterday arrested
by an officer Of the Sixteenth Ward Police on su'pi-
con OF having stolen a watch and $50 bank bill,
the property OF Lawrencel Nolan, residing IN the
Seyenthay. The accused was held for exaHinatlon.
AccIDRNTs.-A boy named Smith, who
resides with his parents at 29l Beeckers while fly
ing KITE from the roof Of No. 295 same street accl-
IDENTITY caught his foot IN hole and stumbled, and
fell through the sky-lght 10 the second floor He was
| taken home very dangerously injured.