New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

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Cyv.IRy INDIGNANT.-The Richmond
~, !, noticing our record Of the merlted fogging
.tahowie.k knitted Tennessean by the Steward oil one
-, North River boats prefaces its quotation with
she following indignant paragraph
W. commend the following article from the New
- T,.buns 10 the notice OF Southern gentlemen
,,So design travelling to the Nor'h TINS summer
:. nav teach them the proprciy OF paying que
u ,cy,.onre 10 colored stewards who seem 10 have
.,sd,rection Of affairs on the North River boats"
MS hardly worth while 10 let the wind out Of TINS
.sball. but lest something terrible should happen
- our excited contemporary, We may well state
,bs the Aforesaid steward IS no. only Whsle man.
hnt a gentleman Of honorable standing and highly
respected by all who know him.
New CLIPPER SHIP. The splendid
new clipper ship Racer is now in the Sound on
her way 10 this City. TINS vessel Is SAID to be a
beautiful cra0 she is 800 iuns BURDEN out In 'he
most substantial manner By Currer q Townsend al
their yard IN Newburypor., and vas iauheheu Oh
the 18th June She Is the largest ship that was ever
launched mic the Merimac River. The Racer
ia owned b, David Ogden, and VIII DC employed as
a packet between tins port and Liverpool she cost
about $120O0O.
that all the persons injured by the late accident near
New-Rochelle, are in a fair way OF recovery Inc
most serious injury is that Of the brakemen,
lockwood whose leg is broken but we learn he is
doing well Those persons injured who have been
stopping al New Haven fast recovering. Their
wants have been attended to by the officers OF the
Road nothing has been withheld that could in any
way relieve their suferings
NEW CHuRCH.-The corner stone OF the
Second Univ crsalist Church, Halseysi. opposite
fhc foot of Cedar-st Newark, VIII be laid with ap-
propriate exercises on Thursday, tomorrow at
o'clock p NJ Rev. +. II. Chaplin, Of New-ferS,
will deliver address.
THREE EXECUTIONS ON ONE DAY.-NeXt
Friday is appointed for the execution Of Charles ?.
Douglass Edward Benson and Frederick Clemens,
fhe three sailors convicted Of the murder Of the
second mate of the bark Glenn in September last
They al expect TO die. Clemens IS only IS, and
Douglass and Benson not more than % or % years
OF age
TEMPERANCE -Nc.-The Sixth An
sual Grand Temperance Picnic and Cotillon Ex-
curson of the Jersey City people to Biddles Grove
to come off on the 25th inst.
TmE ATLANTIc.-This earliest favorlte of
the Collins Line is advertised to sail for New-York
to-day She Will be welcomed with hearty en-
ihusaSn on her arrival home.
EXCURSION. Sabbath School Of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church, of Newark will make
an excursion TO Fort Lee, in the steamer J. c
Heart. to-day. leaving Newark ats O'Clock AN.
10 Bishop Doane is expected to preach
at St Johns Church, Hoboken, on Sunday morning
s8 During the storm on Saturday eve
ming schooner, lying at the wharf at IIoboken, had
her mainmast shattered by hgh nng. The Captain
and crew were in the cabin at the time but expe-
nenced no effect of this shock Ii is supposed the
fund passed down the centerboaTd pit, as no traces
of 1t could be discovered on deck.
Boar RACE-This afternoon, a grand
Boat Race comes of from Castle Garden, around
Bedlows Island The contest is between James
Lee. young man about twonty-three years of age,
and about SIX feet three In stature and MI Deck
er Both of these men considered superior oars
men. The purse is as follows Decker puts up four
hundred dollars against Lees i've hundred. Lee
has been actively engaged IN training lately from
the Thaichcd Cottage Garden. Jersey City, around
the large Island and home again. several times aday
Decker says he will break Lees neck looking after
HIM" We understand that party have chartered
steamer to accompany the race from the Battery.
SUIT AGAINST THE PIzARRo-As the
Spanish steamer Plzauo lying at anchor, was
getting up steam on Monday to proceed on her voy-
age to Cuba. she was lbeed by Deputy Marshal De
Angels on clam for $3.50, on behalf of the owners
th. sch "
lured IN a collision at the Narows by the Pizarro in
coming H. The officer went on board a, o'clock
and served the process The Captain of the Plzarro.
is said told the officer tina, he bound to sea
and he 60 but the officer told him he could not,
and also notified the pilot that he must not take the
vessel out The matter was adjusted by parties on
shore about O'Clock and the arrest withdrawn
SALE OF A MusEUM.-P. /. Barnum,
ESQ. has sold the Philadelphia Museum to Mr..
Spooner for $4,000
FRrvHoLp AND Newport PLANK Road
We learn from the Monmouth Inquirer that enough
stock has been taken IN the Plank Road from Free
mold to kcyport, to insure the building of 1t. $4,000
have been subscribed, which, by the amended char
Ter, is enough TO commence operations
10 ID. Il. Valentine, Clerk of the Com
mon Council is seriously III with the summer COM
plant.
FIRE IN PERRY -sTREEr.-At 6 o'clock
Monday evening bed caught FIRE IN the dwelling Isl
Perry-si The house was damaged to the extent Of
$50
FIRE IN CANAL-sTREEr-N s. o'clock
PM. a fire broke out IN the store 200 Canal-st.,
caused by the bursting OF camphene lamp Dam
age slight
COLONIZATION MEErING.-A meeting OF
o3a.1 sS