New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

STREET NUIsANcEs-If Mayor Kingsand
should evince as much alacrity in the establish.
ment of new and essential regulations as in
the revival of those which have become obsolete,
we shall have an orderly City before his term ex-
pires. All the former rules relating to streets,
stages, and the like, are now being strictly en-.
forced. Drivers keep to the right swinging signs
are taken down, theater.bulletins carried of, and
wo to the individual who unguardedly throws
his ashes into the street. We have ourselves
fallen under the ban-having yesterday been no.
tilted that our Tribune Bulletin, placed at the
outer edge of the sidewalk for the accommoda-
ton of the public, must be removed. This we
shall Of course do, in compliance with the law
and devise some allowable means of satisfying
the crowds who gather at the corner Of Spruce
and Nassau, on the arrival Of any important piece
Of news A correspondent sends Us the following
for the purpose of stirring up" further action;
"The police officers of the Second Ward will
please take notice, that slip, Fulton st. and in
particular Buring. slip, are not free from encum-
brances and that If they do not put the ordinances
in force, the new Mayor will remove them"
A DAY sF Fasting AND PRAYER FOR THE
AFRICAN RAcE-At an adjourned meeting Of the
Colored Clergymen of the City of New-York,
held in Bethel Church, Jan. 20, 1881, it was
Resolred That we recommend the 6rst Fydav IN sayeA
10 be observed by respective charges day Of
solemn prayer and fasting, beseechng Almighty God 20
nlerpose gcaciousy by his power in our behalf and de-
liver from deep distress That primary objects
prayer weprsy for the immediate Abolition Of Slavery with
all lis accompanying wickedness, in these United STATES;
and secondly that Professionalism may giveeyden TO the
world and particularly portion Of the Protestant
Church OF ibis country that still possesses al thOse vital
Of NlfUaa
and is not mere sounding brass unkng symbol Thai
the spirit Of q Luther LATIN, Ridley, a WiclL q
esley, Roger Williams still exists smOngu and third.
" Thai there may be more rapid increase Of Educational
Interest among
Resorsd That the course pursued by Drs Krebs Hawks
Spring and Cox on last sglyiug Day Is Anti Christian
AnuPrOiestant and highly dishOnOrabe The name OF
Christ uniting themselves with the oppressor against the
oppressed WIN me suong against the weak they have
literally run with the multitude !, do mischief aad deserve
srebuke from all lovers ofusce and equity proporonate
Rered That tender our sincere thanks to that por-
ton Of the Protestant Clergy especially portion Of
the Clergy Of the NJ T. Church who have shown By their
sections their adherence ofinjusce their love Of gheous
and moral courage worthy Of the name thew have
esPoused and we shall remember them IL our pray
ers, with the warmest expression OF grafirude
hsored That this conclusion is forced uuon "a that
whatever PTotesiaHsm has done and NAV do y IL
hes failed This Country 70 extend 10 us the common avn
pAlhles and couTieses OF Chstan Brotherhood
sno thai al The advantages we derive in ths wod-advan
tages common TO al men who prOess The same religious
belief snc worship Al the shrine-compared with The
evils We suffer a. consequence Of The religious belief
hessired That N view Of he efforts now making to ssnd
Re Free Coored People 70 Aca-tO banisb us a. fons
from our naive tnd-we recommend to our peope 10 re-
gard all such persons advise emgGung there or else
where a. BODY as men deuded and whose Judgment
cannot be relied upon and % express their REORGANIZATION
with Gods help, MOTTO leave tie Country while our broth
es and sisters wives aad children fathers and mothers are
IN bondage. 1 -'''-o' > -
Resolred That on the day we set apart Kor PRAYER and
Fasting collection be taken up In all oar Churches In ala
ofe chaplin Fund and the subscription be FORWARDED by
Peterborough. ~ S' f "
dsy morning next a. 10 o'clock
J. C. GIBBS. Sec. pro ten.