New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

Mr.. ST. Pierre. the engineer, for their humane con
duct on this occasion. The two men saved were
landed at Washington shis and properly cared for
by Mr.. Harris, the proprietor Of the J. L., who fur
nished them with food and dry clothes Capt. Riley
states that sloop vas directly ahead Of him when
he capsized, and be thought those on board sawthe
accident but she kept on her way. paying no atten
ion to them. This is he second vessels crew res
cued from death by he Jenny Lind. Three men aud
. boy were picked of capszed schooner last
spuug the boy being dragged on, through the cabin
window.
MARROW EscApE.-A piece of timber
fell Yesterday from he new building, corner Chat
ham and Duaue-sis striking +. p. Bartlett upon the
ear and shoulder, tearing his collar and knocking
him down. Had II fallen upon his head he would
have been killed. It IS supposed that proper care
was not taken by the builders TO secure TINS piece Of
timber
NIBLo's.-The great Gabriel Rayel takes
a benefit 10 night, and VIII appear IN five speaking
characters curing the representation or the comic
piece The T1ree Faced FreHchmGn.' He viii be
assisted by Antoine, Mr. John Seton, MIS- Conover
sc. The Chinese plutomlme OF hiplka,' ana the
singular performance Of the 4" Bedouin Arabs VIII
be added Gabriel Rave IS the first mime of the age
and as such VIII be rewarded by crowded saloon,
tonight
TEMPERANCE ADDREss.-To the Sons OF
Temperance. to every Temperance Society of
the City and County Of New-York, and to all
civil and religious societies, by whatever name
designated, who have, basis OF their institution,
pure morality to each Society respectively, and
to each member particularly, the Executive Com
mittee OF the New-York Temperance Alliance invite
your cooperation in the good work Of forming Al
liances in your respective Wards, for the purpose
FIRST OF enforcing existing laws against the viola
ton of the Sabbath, by the sale of intoxicating
drinks.
Second The removal Of the polls and the political
meetings generally, from places where intoxicating
drinks are sold.
Third The suppression Of all illegal money con-
trbutions by candidates for Office to promote their
elections.
Fourth The enactment and execution of prohibit
ory laws against the sale of intoxicating liquors as
beverage.
FIN. The nomination and election to Office ofSuch
men as shall be ascertained or known to be IN favor
of the accomplishment of these ends.
Dear Brethren and Fellow Citizens, our Common
Council and some part of our Judiciary, have been
too long under the influence Of rowdylsm At our
Primary Elections there Is no safety for peaceabe
citizens. The public papers have Informed YOU that
one Of our most efficient Police Captains, during the
last week. had his Jaw broken. Another had his head
badly bruised peaceable citizen had his eye
knocked out, and the public peace was broken by
general not Arrests made, but all the parties
discharged Shall we not have men elected TO Office
who shall be a terror to evil-doers-men who viii
throw around our Policemen, and our noble Fire
men, (who risk their lives in the preservation of
our property and the peace of society," the broad
shield OF the laws or shall our Police force, the Fire
men, and peaceabe citizens be at the mercy and I'M
der the control of men who owe their nomination
and Of course their election to office. to such gangs
of rowdes and hired DULLES as now prowl about the
polls during the primary meetings No. gentlemen.
All that is wanted is union Of action among our best
citizens and this can be had by forming an Alliance
in your Ward, or joining those already formed Lay
aside for the present your party preferences, and
select from the nominees of both parties capable and
honest men, or if this cannot be done, nominate an
independent ticket IL you want a watchword, let
il be- Righteousness exalteth nation out SIN IS a
reproach to any people" party organized on TINS
basis has not the element of failure III It,
Your Obedient servant,
CHAs. {. LEIGH, Cor Secy
OF the New-York Temperance Alliance.
Nto- York, oct 49, 1851