New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

winch transmit 10 you for examination.
The girls were very neat In appearance ana thelr
employer gave excellent accounts OF all OF them.
Respectfully, A. IL. GIBBONS.
Neic. York. OH Mo-, 1851.
STATEMENT OF THE PRoPRlEToRs OF THE FACTORY
No I-Came hero September, 1919 her wagesto july 1851
Her wages for July. last part, were-------..- 969
Board in all cases is 81 IS per woes.
No 2-Cane here September lSi9 her wages ~ - ~,
July. 1851. were NY =.
Her ages for July last We're ------------- 81
No Game here September, 1850 her wages from
January, 1851, to July 1851, period OF SIX ~ ~,
months We're we're Loo, 10 7s
No 4-Csme here September, 1850 her wages from
No. ss ass here 70 se5ember 1850 her wages for
J1y past were Il co
Nss1Csme here September, 1850 her wasesis
ss S 6 ear, earned by the Six above enumerated
No 7Came September $780, works at boarding, house:
No O. do. supposed to ne IN Utica
No 10 do. left March. 1851 now boards
with her mother 10 Brooklyn
This, we are happy TO say, is not solitary IN
stance. We have accounts from other establish
ments, where the inmates Of our Home have been
placed, that are equally encouraging
Respectfully yours JOHN d. Russ,
Cor Secretary Prls. Assoc
AccIDENr.-On Monday afternoon, as the
steamboat Wyandank was leaving the slip at the
South Ferry pair of gray horses attached TO gro
GERS wagon became FESTIVE and backed against the
chain at the after part OF the boat which gave away
ard let the whole concern into the water. After
great deal of trouble the horses were cut loose from
the wagon and tewed into the boatnenS SIP AT
Whitehall, where they were got out In good order
By means of spars ana ropes, the tide at the time De-
rg very low Assistance was Immediately rem
dored by the gentlemen attached to the revenue
boats and by the bOatmen generally. Excepting the
damage done 10 the harness, no serious harm was re-
ceiyed.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Monday.
ntnAa
ton to raise the salaries Of the Judges OF the Supe
lior Court and the Common Pleas now $4,000 each
year)-the amount left blank IN the resoluhon-to
take effect the present terms expire, or sooner II
the Legislature pass a law TO that eiect; Also 70
raise the salary of the Surrogate 20 $4,000 year,
and allow him sum (anount left blank IN the reso'
lution) for clerk hire. Referred.
Several petitions for correction OF tax were re-
ceived and referred.
VIOLENT AssAULT.-Mr. Samuel Hart,
residing al No 81 Rooseyelt.st, on Sunday evening,
while standing on his front ssoop, was assaulted by
an unknown man, who struck him severe blow IN
the face with an open knife which he held IN ms
hand INJECTING severe wouno. III. OldIh VI eseeu
New.York Hospital. Mr.. ii suspects one OF his ten
ants with whom he recently had some difficulty,
of being the person who inhictedthe violence
PROBABLE MURDER OF CHILD The
body of an infant having It's face several marks OF
violence inclosed IN candlebox was found on sun
day afternoon in bank Of earth at the foot OF Thirty
ninth.st ~ r., by officers Townsend and McCaf-
ferty of the Sixteenth Ward, who took 1t to the 70
lice station Aid. Ball Of the Ninth Ward was noti-
fed OF the fact and held an inquest on the body
BuRGLARY.-The carpenter shop OF Mr..
John Elliot in Eighteen,h.st., near Nlnth-ay was
broken open early on Monday morning ana roooed
of a considerable number of tools, with when .,e
burglar escaped. He is supposed TO be an Englsh,
man who left Mr. Els employ without notice, ana
has not since made his appearance
DEATH AT A POLICE STATION. on
SUNDAY morning a man named John brogah was
found in helpless condition IN one OF the streets OF
the Fourth Ward, and taken to the Station House
and provde6 with bed, IN which ne was iounu
dead a few hours afterward. An inquest VAS held
by AID Oakley on the body, and VERDICT OF DEAN
from natural causes was rendered by the jury
Ro.pn or AIDrRMEN-Stated Session.
Nov. "a, 1851. A.,
Present-Morgan Morgans Esq, President, AID.
Griffin, Dodge, Sturtevant, Oakley, Chapman, Kelly,
smith, Ball, Haws, Miller, Shaw, Cook, Bard br"-
ton Delamater, Franklin, Conckln, Dooley. ,
On motion, the reading Of the minutes was dls-
Pefif.ons-By Aid. Bard, petition of Gideon Peck
and Others for sewer in Maron.st, to connect win
the SEVERN Princest. Referred TO Com. on Sewers
By the same, petition Of the williamsburg terIy
Company in relation TO suit commenced against
them for alleged damages done TO pier a. recN
sim Referred TO Committee on WharNes, &C.
fy Aid. Dooley, petition OF James Is: warden, IN
relation 10 contract for regulating, grading, ana SCI,
ting curb and gutter stones IN 4fth-st nom 'he olh
to The eth.ays Referred to Committee on FINANCE
Rv AID Concknn, petition of the German Evan
eehcal Lutheran Church for permission TO remove
Hose buried 10 their grounds TO the vaults anu1s
their Church. Referred to CITY Inspector Win
power. -, IT cv;n
By the same. remonstrance OF John ii. SwiN
against fencing vacant lots on the south side OF 2o.h
ST. between 5th and 6ihay Referred 10 Comhi"ee
ON Streets 49, ~ r:.,, ~
Nv Aid. Chapman, petition OF John d. Dixon on
hehaf OF petitioners for Hose Company ID the WIN
Ward Referred 10 Committee on tre Department;
Nv Aid Britton, petition and remonsIance Oh
sundry citizens in relation TO removing h G,n;tss
IS, from Its present location. heieHed ~ No"i'''
"a n, ah Shaw. remonstrance OF E. w. Lawrence
end others against the opening ., m ~ Roads
In,.,tof,on-An invitation was received from Ooii,
many b, American Rifles. 10 attend 'heii linus aS
Soree at Niblos on the s4tn Nov 1901 Ao0op'eu
B,solt,tiops-By Aid. Griffin
pcsoIy,d. Tha, the Street Commissioner DC, ana i
hereby directed 10 have the llthav. opened ana reg
Mated from 4sth.s ST. 10 52d-st Referred TO comm"
tee on Roads.
P:soJr.d That Hook and Ladder Co No ! nave
permission TO alter the plans OF thef house, % 49,
have the stars IN the center oil the mouse o VI.
right hand side, instead OF In the rear VI sS SSs
Referred 10 Commissioner OF Repairs ana suPpneS'
with power.
BY Aid. Conckhn: -.,,,3
Rcsolrsd, That the curb and gutter stones areuha
Union. square be reset and the sidewalk around tue
same be tagged under the direction OF ihe .ollls INNS
sionsr of Repairs and Supplies. Referred to Com
mittee on Streets.
BY the same ,,,N y.
Rtsolred That ieth-st., from 10Th TO llth-ass1 os
reeniated In conformity 10 the grade line adopted
lime 90 ISL under the direction OF the street. Com
,,issioner Refer ed 10 Committee on Roads.
By the President h.,aAv
sp,hor,zed 10 paw James W. Bulhey, temporary
Cierk in The offte Of the Clerk Of Common Counch;
- The rate Of 81 IS per day for his services IN so
capacity.
p;soIrsG, That the Clerk OF the Common Co1ncii
80 S,rected TO furnish The members elect 81 Coin-
mon Council with Map OF the Ciiy, tose'h.t WIN