New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

Yesterday morning he received calls from few old
! friends. In the afternoon he embarked on board
the steamer Georgia for Havana, where he will
remain several weeks for the purpose OF recruit
ing bis health. After bis visit to Havana he will
proceed home, via New.Oreans.
CHARITY L1NE-Yesterday Messrs. Ryerson
and Berthe, owners of the Tenth sv line placed
q contribution box in each of their stages The
drivers receive passengers, carry them any dis.
lance, and when the signal is given, open the door
for their egress-a free gratis for nothing at ALL
but each person has the privilege Of dropping
any small sum into the box, and if any surplus is
found after the expenses of maintaining the line
have been betrayed it will be applied to charita.
bic purposes.
The PEOPLES WASHING AND BATHING Asso'
cIATIoN.-By the advertisement in another col
ump, it will be seen that this Association has pur-
chaEed land and prepared plans OF the building to
be erected. We are glad to notice this evidence
of the success Of an undertaking which promises
TO do so much toward improving the physical-and
consequently moral-condition Of the poorer
classes of our community.
CoSsoLIDATED.-We understand that Rowland
& Aspinwall's line of steamships between New
York and San Francisco, and George Laws line
are to be consolidated on the lst OF next month.
Messrs. Rowland & ASpinwall taking the steam.
ships on the Pacific side and Mr. Law those ply
ing between New York and Chagres.
IL " The american Keystone" is the title Of Z
new Weekly, the FIRST number of which is pub
lshed today 1t is especially devoted to the
interests of the Masonic Order, and the specimen
number appears to be well filed with appropriate
articles.
Nxw-YoRK, March II, 1851,
Ts The Editor Of The Tribune;
Is il not hard that in this great City, where we
have so much we alth and affluence, there should
be an American family in state OF almost aoso.
lutte starvation and restitution
Such is the fact. The family consists OF the
husband and wife, The husband was one Of the
New.York Volunteers and his blood has been
shed 10 sustain the glory and honor Of the land OF
bis birth. He is willing to work at any employ
ment which will yield him and his wife fair sup
port.
The wife is a seamstress, and can get no work
at the present time; She has obtained for short
time some slop work, from which she has only
realized pauper'S pittdnce, from some OF the
Wholesale tailor establishments down town.
Knowing you to always have the poor with
deserving poor, l thought | would make call
through you upon the public for aid.
The family alluded to are at present stopping
No. l4s Varick.st. The name is De Grand Val.
ANY assistance sent to them would be acceptable
and save them from want.
Should any contributions be sent to me, will
see that they are transmitted to the above named
parties Immediately on receipt of the same.
Respectfully yours R. H. SHANNON 10 Wsl-IL
MrFT1Nc Of THE CARPENTERs,---A
very large and enthusissasc meeting ofhe Journeymen
House Carpenters Of the City OF NewYork held last
Monday evening at Convention Hall, Wooser-st for the
purpose hearing reports from the different shops In REFER
ence to the feeling manifested by the employers In coDse
quepce Of The advance OF wages The fooWHg employers
hsve agreed TO the advance
Valentine, j. w Thompson, Tunison, Anderson, WeeEs
Fulder Bliss Howell Winant Degraw Psten, Cushere,
Bsnve GeI VINE FoEd An5sSoo alsr LopSsee
j. w Smith, Herbert, Gedney, WashbuIn, Dorenus Bed
made but owing to the ateness hey lad
the table 10 be taken up next IhuIsday evening Wen
begin al the usual hour.
II A Post Office has been established
at % Avenue D. called the East River Post Office 1t is
the superntendence OF j. d. Clark for six years past
Of the most efficient travelling agents OF the Depart
ment and H. Wison formerly Of the General Post Office
more recently known to the public publisher OF the
Great Metropolis" " Business Directory" &c. &c.
ARRESTS ON BENCH WARRANTs.-Fran-
els McAndrew was arrested yesterday morning Bench
Warrant, issued by Judge Bebee, charging him with me
commission Of grand larceny. Patrick Hogan wss also
arrested bench warrant charged with The seduction OF
Ann LOverty The accused were held for trial
DEATH CAUSED By THE KICK OF A
HoRsE-The Coroner held inquest yesterday at the
house Of l76 West Tweny-eiehh.st upon the body OF
death caused by being kicked In the face by horse
Deceased was dirt csrmsn, In me employ OIL reIer
McCfv A
ceived was rendered
Accommodations Howarth, lad
Is years of age In The employ OF Mr.: Msckwood book
binder Of l42 Fuont Monday afternoon fell through
hsichwsy, from the fifth story 10 The ground door and
was picked up senseess and taken TO the City Hospital
Miss Evans residing in Hudsonst, WA Knocked down
and IN Broadway, near Csnal,st, on monosy
evening by horse snd wagon driven by MI Geo Foeg
Of 81 Pefrys whose horse took fright and became IN
manageable Miss E taken 10 the house Of friend
49, HudsOn.st Mr. Foggs was arrested but as no olAue
| could be attached TO him he was discharged
GRAND LARCENIEs,-JOhn Brown was
Yesterday arrested on chsrge Of stealing S64 from Fran
els CURSOR OF Fsnkinst John Kesman also arrested
on suspicion stealing $50 from Roland Ion, Of Centest
rested on charge grand larceny In stealing property TO
The value Of $50 jacob Neslsin Of Boston. Jane
Simpson an old thief caught in the house OF Mr. VIM
McCau 2lO West Twenty 6rs with elegant dresses
In her possession which she had stolen from one OF the
rooms She was locked up to answer the charge
ARREST OF BURGLARS. - Yesterday
morning about half past O'clock Officer Roberts OF me
Third Ward viii duty the corner OF Wear ana
Dey sts suddenly startled by explosion IN store
near by resembling heavy discharge OF gunpowder ne
accordingly the Seneca and Daniel B. Al
PER NOT l2l West and IS Dey-sts, the corner aud
found The ed but The windows shattered and
The walk covered with glass This excited his suspicion,
and ito moment Afterwards he heard the cry OF STOP
thief and the lime saw man running Yolenlly
| down The street whom he pursued. ard arrested.
| This fellow gave his John Williams, and on ms
person was found about $50 N bsnk bills, ore being
Counterfeit While Williams was being srresied, Officers
Rodermopd and EasimOnd arrested another fellow named
Henry Sih, whom they csught as be- was escaping rom
he store in question which himself Williams, and other
coufderates bad orcby entered Aer gaining access to
he premises it appears hey inserted heavy charge OF
powder into the safe lock- which they exploded tearing
The lock from It's faIleDngs muauug the safe and ca1s
ir ~ ,aror, % bssr3 h the ofcera Opening the safe