New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
CITY ITEMS.

Whole number of patients 1878
Attended at their houses
Attended at the Dispensary.. 693-l375
Ser.
Males..-53 $50 Females ............. S45
Maturity.
Ireland. -sl3 Scotland 30
United States Germany. %
England -..--- 20 Other countries. IT
Result
Cured or relieved. 1923 vaccinated
Died.. l3Still under treatment IA
Sent to Hospitai 70
Whole No OF prescriptions put up during month 36iO
Greatest number in any day -..-.--------.--. 2Oi
Least number in any day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
Average per day---- --------------- Ho
MORE PRIMARY MEETINGS AT HAND
The Wing General Committee have appointed De-
cember II, between and O'Clock p. NJ, for an
election in the several Wards for Five Delegates to
each OF the Wing General Committees, and also for
Ward Committees for the ensuing year, the election
as far as possible to be held under the superintend
ence ef,be Wing Inspectors, chosen at the last Gen.
eral Election.
The Opposition General Committee has decided
to hold in the different Wards meetings for the elee-
ton of new General and Ward Committees, and also
to elect Committees Of five, in each OF the Wards
composing the several Congressional Districts, to
choose the Delegates 20 the National Convention
for the nomination of President and Vice President
The elections are to be held for all Of these purposes
Dec 90.
EY Mr.. Coleman, the boOkeeper, and
Mr.. Pike, one of the Cashiers of the Astor House,
have taken the spacious Brainard House at Elmira
They will commence on the LIST of January. In such
hands the present excellent reputation of that popu
lar Hotel will be constantly increasing.
FIRES -On Thursday morning at 3
O'Clock, FIRE discovered IN the three story brick
building No. IS Chff.st, occupied by b. & n. Marsh,
dealers IN Hides and Band Leather. The upper por-
ton of the building was destroyed and the con-
tents in the lower part damaged by water Loss
about $4,000 fully insured
The alarm OF fire at O'Clock on Thursday morning
was caused by fire breaking out among the ruins OF
the late fire corner of Pearl and Fletcher's!s. Ex-
tipguished before much damage occurred
Thursday night, at O'Clock, fire broke out IN the
brick building No. % Cedarst the second and third
stories of which, with their contents, destroyed
The loss will probably amount to about sSoo July
occupied by H. Jacobus importer, and Spregeloerg
Co., cap manufacturers: The store was unoccupied.
The easement. occupied by Henry s. Sill, comb man.
ufacturer, was greatly damaged by water
Cry INDUSTRIAL CoNGRESS.- Second
Year Tuenty. .Sirfh StSsion.-The Congress con-
vened on Tuesday evening, Dee. 3 Nlce-PTesident
Willis in the Chair, and ii. A. Guild, Secretary.
The minutes of the last session were read and APP
proved
Mr. Young from the Committee appointed to pre-
paye an Address. welcoming VI. kossuh TO America,
In behalf of the Congress and the Workngmen Of
New-No rk, read document which has been pre-
pared BY the Committee for the OCCASION which was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the resolution introduced
al previous meeting relative to the non-iRterven-
ton policy of our Government, and providing for
Committee to memorialize Congress on the SUBJECT
was taken up for consideration.
Mr. Hannot spoke strongly in favor OF It's adoption,
urging that, when freedom Is once secured 10 the
people of the world the necessity, on the part OF our
! Government. TO MAINTAIN armies ana haVles, "ouIu
| be done away with.
He was replied to by Mr.. Young, who adhered to
the position taken by him at former meeting.
MIR. White thought much good, and no EVIL, would
result from the adoption of the resolution, and the
| prevalence of the policy recommended by II. blow
| for freedom in Europe is blow for neecom In
America.
| Nh Smith favored the passage of the resolution.
| 1t did not propose to involve our Government III
foreign war, but merely peaceful Intervention IN
| behalf Of such European States as may raise the
standard of Liberty.
Mi Croly was not prepared to vote for the resolu-
ton. Though the policy recommended BY II was
| toward 1t.
Mir. Devir, ION motion of Mr.. Young, admitted an
honorary member of the Congress- spoke at consfd.
/ cradle length on the subject lie was not opposed
to the policy recommended but thought Ii unwise TO
| enter INTO such matters now-lt would De Dexter 10
/ seCurediherty and homes for ourselves hrst
| Nh Bally was not ready TO give his assent to the
resolution II was rot sufficiently distinct, and was
| liable to msconstIuction. lie offered a substitute,
which, however, was not seconded.
MIR Guild also, offered "A substitute. which, AFTER
| debate on the part of Messrs. sharrat, Smith, and
| others, was lost.
original resolution, and being taken, II was adopted
On motion, II. A. Guild was appointed 10 drat the
/ Memorial to Congress provided ioI by the reSoiu-
ton.
MI Barr called the attention of Congress TO the
! importance of holding outdoor meetings for the
purpose of agiiating the various questions OF Land
and Reform now before the people OF this country
MI Guild moved that the Congress detail two OF
lis members for this purpose at each meeting. Car.
ned and j. A. Smith and A. Sherrei were appointed
for the present week q,
On maiion OF MIR KINGSLEY the Congress resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole, for the pur.
pose of waiting upon koSsuth upon ms ARRIVAL ana
Messrs. Young, Croly and Hannot were appointed
special committee to make the necessary arrange
meRts. Adjourned.
GRAND LARCENy.-A man named Joseph
Field was Yesterday arrested by Officer Wood OF the
Third Ward charged with stealing gold watch and
chain valued at $50 the property Of Samuel DAVIS,
barber of Perth Amboy. The watch ana en- An
was recovered, and the accused was comIA''ed W
prison by Justice Osborn for uial.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-An inquest
wa. Thursday the house Of Thirty
St and l@hsy. upon the body OF Ellen Lynch 1aaa,
peared evidence that the "a Of October last TIE
Of nSer near her residence which had been carssss
le exposed hy werkmen who had been engaged IN
blasting rocks They took the powder into the kitchen OF
The pare ns If the deceased and being ignorant Of rs
ture threw some of the lnstaaty exploded,
and The dece ed beng near her clothes caught hFe and
She was severely burned Medical aid was procured. and
upu recently IL supposed that she would soon be
we'll She however died "Wednesday night from the ei-
fects Of the burns verdict 70 MS eject was rendered
! BY the Jury.
FATAL ACCIDENT - Martin Welch. the
,a,yidua who was run cyerin Sixth near Twelfth
ly runaway horse died AZ o'clock "Wednesday morn
/ me al The Ninth Ward Station House PoSt-tAoxien
r,smipaton Of the body made By Dr. kTansn, who
fourd ocd-vtssel trpiuTed in the chest Justice BLEAK
sy held an inquest upon the body and avsrcc OF acct
den al Dc aih rendered By the jan lhe oout q" sas