New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

OF Laremer one Of the sOngsto be sung by Catharne
Hayes, the new Prima Donna who is expected here
in few weeks,
The LIGHT GUARD.-This Company will
celebrate the anniversary Of its organization on the
2st inst. by parade and dinner at Fort Hamilton.
DELEGATES TO THE ALBANY NLTIONAL
INDUSTRIAL CoN0REss.-The several Reform organ
izations are moving for a representation at the Ma
tional Convention Of Refomers, which commences
its sittlngs at Albany on Wednesday. Among the
Delegates recently chosen from the city are:
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN-OUvRIER CIRcLs.-
David Marsh, William Rowe, Francis NJ. Smith,
and William ]. Young
John r. Cleveland is announced from the Second
Ward NATIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION
The INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS sends d. G., Croly, J.
Heley, and Messrs. Gill, Kingsley, Magagnos and
Seaman.
William " Barr Of this City and George H. Evans
Of New-Jersey are also Delegates.
Associations Of fifty are entitled to FIVE Delegates
and the same number for each additional Fifty.
CONSTITUTION or THE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS
[Adopted By National Contention Of RefoTm7s-lSi5l
To establish Equality, Liberty and Brotherhood
among Of every Race, 70 provide that the Rights
OF Men, alenable and Dalenable, shall be more
perfectly understood and guaranteed 10 redeem
the Industrial Glasses from the condition OF Inieri-
ority which has hitherto everywhere attached 10
Labor TO unite IL one the Friends Of Humanity to
promote Intelligence, Virtue, and Happiness this
Convention representing the various useful classes,
do adopt and recommend TO the People Of these
United States the following CONSTITUTION, as the
Basis of a New Moral Government.
ARTICLE l. The style of this instrument shall be
the Constitution Of the Industrial Congress.
ART. ii. This Congress shall be constituted upon
the following principles
Ist It's members shall be elected annually by
bodies or associations Of men or women who sub
scribe to these principles, TO wit That all men
created equal that they are endowed by their Crea-
tor with certain Inallenable Rights among which
are the Right 70 Life and Liberty 70 the use OF such
a portion Of the Earth and the other elements as
shall be sufficient to provide them with the means of
subsistence and comfort TO Education and Paternal
Protection from Society.
g. They shall be elected by associations consisting
each Of or more persons and less than so, male or
female above the age of is years, every such asso
citation being entitled 10 representative, and every
association being entitled to additional TepreSen-
tatve for every additional fifty OF It's members Pro-
vided always that association shall be entitled to
any representation whatever in this Congress unless
all its members shall have subscribed to all the prm-
ciples under the LIST head Of this article.
ART Ill The Congress shall assemble on the FIRST
Wednesday OF June Of every year Their first assem-
blage shall be in the City of Boston their second IN
the City of NevYork their third in the City of Pha-
delpha and their fourth in the City of Cincinnati
after which II shall be left to each Congress TO deter
mine where they next meet THE fifth was he'd o. at
Chicago and the sixth is called for Albany. The
next is TO meet at Washington Every session shall
continue for seven days or more.
ART w. The laws OF this Congress being intended
to embody and represent the collective intelligence
of the great producing and other useful classes OF the
country, will be advisory and recommendatory,
having OF whatever moral force may dwell IN their
truth and wisdom, and none other.
AMENDMgNT-The Fourth Industrial Congress
adopted the following amendment and substitution
for the LIST section Of Article ii, of the Constitution,
commencing at "to wit :" That II is the duty OF all
men TO promote the liberty, equality, and fraternity
of the race and that Governments are under obiga-
tons TO insure TO each human being the free use OF so
much of the earth well other elements ofnature
as his nee eiStleS demand.
The Reform Press throughout the country antlci-
pate much from the action of the forthcoming Con-
greSs.
ARREST OF A BuRGLAR.-TwOm men named
Thomas Donohue and John CriSSman were arrested
on Sundi ny night, charged with violently assaultlng
ANTHONY Lambreetht Of 81 Avenue b. The prisoners
were taken before Justice MOuntfOrt, when Donohue
was recognized AS one OF gang of Williams, who on
the nieht of the 18th Of December last burglanousiy
entered the exchange office of Mr. Seaman, 299 Hous-
ton-St and stole large number of cents pocket
pistol, three account books, large number OF re-
cepts, and some other property. On the night loI-
lowing he one on which the burglary was COMMITTED,
Donohre and his confederateS went into the house OF
Hose Cart 49, corner OF Houston and Frst-Streets,
and threw into the stove number oil the account
books and other documents. quantity OF other ar
tCles stolen from the exchange once were louhu IN
the house the following morning. the rascaiS nav
ing neglected to burn them. The magistrate com
mitted CriSsman 10 prison to answer the charge Oh
assault. and Donohue TO answer that oil burglary
ARREsrs FOR furious DRIvING.-Fred-
erick Clameron was on Monday arrested by officer
Carman of the Eighteenth Ward, for furously dry-
ing his team through the streets lie was taken De-
fore Justice McGrath and fined %
Ir.. tua
were arrested for riding their horses at full speed
through the streets of the Fourth Ward Tney were
fned by Justice Osborne, 80 each which they paid
and were discharged.
ACCIDENTS ON THE RIvER.-On Sunday
several upSets occurred on the river one OF ooat
i'm which were three men, who were rescued Oy the
boatmen from the foot of Mortonst. the other OF
boat containing also three men, opposite Hammond,
ST. in the middle of the river, who were rescued
from their perilOus condition by Mr.. Edward Jenk
ms, Of 9ll Bleecker-st. who sailed down 10 thelr
help on hearing their crleS and saved them
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-Ohicer
Simpson, of the Seventh Ward Police, on Monday
morning observed a man named John CoSine, (sald
10 he deraneed) at the foot Of Corearst East RIVER
where he had deliberately undressed himself and
was about 10 end his existence by plunglng mo the
dock The officer took him before Justice Mount
fort who ordered him 10 be placed under the care oi
DR.. Coyel, Physician OF the Cliy frlSoh'
Found DRowNED.-The body of man,
whose name is supposed to be Taylor, was on Mon
dav afternoon found in the dock at pier No North
River The deceased was dressed in black pants,
dark vest, black silk handkerchief and appeared TO
have been for several weeks IN the water Inc Cor
oner will hold an inquest on the body TINS morning
ACCIDENT AT THE ASToR HOUSE. MIR.
Geo Jones a boarder at the AStor House, WINE
standing on the front step OF that hotel on sunday
evening. was taken with fit and fell upon the
stones cutting his head severely. lie was lmmedl-
SteIv conveyed TO ms ROOM and medical AID pro
cured.
FouNp IN THE WArER-The body of an
infant. but few DAYS old. was found floating IN the
dock at pier No IS East River, on Monday morning
The holy was much mutilated, and had been IN the