New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

appointed SAID Committee Archibald Russell :.
Dewitt Biooigood. Johnston Livingston. Charles
Corgdon McCune Smith and Freeman Hunt.
The proceedings We're ordered l. be published.
and he meeting then ID ouned. % meet on the p
Thursday OF October next. at p O'Clock NJ
DEAF AND DuMB-Mr. Backus, from
Sort Plains, with n.ne members OF the Deaf and
Dumb society. are stopping at present a; rench'>
Ho;el They held a Convention last evenins and
discussed several topics only known 70 those who
can unoer- stand and report their language They
VIII remain for few days
- In our article under the head of
DoiDgs Of Rum IN New-York for one Year" the
columns Of deaths by lntemper4noe were headed
"In;ements" We presume the oversight IN our
proofTeaclng apparent 10 the reader.
Precious Recommendations McCaf-
ferty and Patton. ofthe Sixteenth Ward Police YES
terday morning arrested two Of the men employed
in the slaughter-houSe IN Seventesnth-st near the
Fourth ay. on a charge Of being engaged IN the sale
of diseased meat. The Captain OF the Police Of
this Ward states that large number Of diseased
and dead cattle IS brought TO this slaughter-houSe
where they are skinned and afterward sold 10 butch
ers IN Washington Market, who. It Is reported. deaf
extensively IN the business The men were taken
to the Jefferson Market Police Court, where they
were committed to answer the charge. Il appears
that some OF these diseased animals are taken to Hoo
boken. and other parts of New-JerSey, where they
are killed and returned to markets, to be dis
posed OF As fresh meat
PARoDl At NEw-HAyEN.-Parodi'S Con-
cert on Monday night was well attended and sue
cessful
The QUEEN OF THE WESr.-ThiS fine
packotSh made her last outward voyage IN eigh
teen days Her passengers expressed their satisiac
ton IN a series of appropriate resolutions.
~ Sales of Real Estate on Thursday
BY J. VI Miller & Co.
The propert, known the Old Brewery CcSSSt SIS POO
bRooKLlN-By James Ooe. ,
House and lot Carroll Van Brunst. 2OS55- $40
House and lot next al olnnS 2VNIj----------- a-OO
FOUNTAIN IN TOMPKINS-SQUARE.-The
specifications for the fountain to be constructed IN
! Tompkns-sQuare are SAID TO be IN all respects like
/ those for that IN Washington Parade Ground. The
same contractor has undertaken the work, and Will
he soon commenced The sum appropriated
$4,000 but desire Is expressed 10 have the diameter
Of the basin enlarged % feet leo being The original
/
utored to make an additional appropriation to meet
the increased expense.
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
rIos OF PROFESSOR or ECCLESIASTICAL HrsrcRY.-
On the 10Th instant meeting OF the Board of IruS
tees of the Protestant Episcopal Theological Semi
nary was held for the election Of Professor Of
Ecclesiastical History. After some preliminary dis
cuSsion, As to whether Pennsy lyana or SouhC aro-
Ina was entitled 10 the additional Trustees resulting
from the Kohne legacy the committee on that sub
iect was discharged The ballots then cast for
Professor with the following result
lst Ballot Whole number 75.-Rey. Mr.. Mahan,
10 Rev. Mir spencer. Is Rev Dr. Fuller,9 Rev.
DR.. Mason E REV Nj Buel, 5 Rev. DR.. Colt q,
| Rev Dr. Schroeder, Rev Mr. CroeS, Rev. Mr.
Traver, 3 Rev DR.. Ienry.2, Rev. DIR. Robert
son. , RI. Rev. Bishop Hopkins, Rev Mr. Ire
YETI, Rev. Nj Melcalf, l. No choice.
% Ballol-Whoc number 76-Mahan, 81 spen-
Ger, 20 Buel, 5 MaSon,3 schroeder'3 Fuller } 8
Cot TseyS S Mo GS9lf 9sMahan 81 spen
Ger, 80 Buell. Schroeder, Fuller, / blahA' l.
No choice.
ith Baot-whole number 76.-NIahan, IS Spen-
Ger 80 Fuller, 2 Schroeder | Trevett, l Blank
5th Ballot Whole number 7s-Mahan, 81 spen.
Ger. rs Schroeder, l Buel Fuller, l. No
6rh Ballot Whole number 7j-Mahan 81 Spen-
Ger. 30 Fuller, > Mason, Schroeder, | Blank,
,. No choice.
IN Ballot-Whole number 3 necessary to a
choice. 37-NIa.an, 20 spencer, 20 Schroeder,
Fuller, , Buel. Blank, 3 And the Rev. Vi 10
Mahan. Assistant Minister OF st Marks Churt a,
Philadelphia. was accordingly declared duly elected
NIBLo's. the Ravel Family
give capital programme. Rope BY BLoNDiN. the
model piece OF Dechalumeau and the Chinese No
ycty Of klm-ka Tomorrow the Ladies of the
French Company take neneh,
DISCHARGE OF The ARRESTED Letter
CARRIERS Ferdinand and Henry Fuller, the letter
carriers who were arrested at their Office III Cedar
ST. the letters IN their charge being taken from them,
IN consequence OF complaint that they had failed
10 deliver letter containing so, have been dis
charged bv Judge King OF the supreme Court, on a
WIT OF hajeqS corpus. The accused were detained
in prison over ten days without an examination, the
Ponce Magistrate delaying the matter, With view
20 obtaining sufficient evidence TO commit them for
tral.
Rus DowS BYA FsRRY BoAT.-Ihe IIo-
bokon ferry boat James Watt on Wednesday after
noon, ran down small boat. containing three colored
boys who were thrown into the river and drowned.
| Their names are nj present unknown.
Coup DE SoIIFI.-A German about 30
wears OF age. whose name was not aScenaned, was
Yesterday taken to the New-iork Hospital. suffering
from the effects of a stroke of the sun, and died
shortly after admission. The Coroner held an IN
| quest on the body
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY.-Capt.
Wilder, OF the First Ward police, yesterday arrested
| a man named John Farnell, charged with attempting
10 steal pair of pants, the pocket OF which was
wallet, containing $3.50, belonging to The capt OF
the schr Caroline lying al pier No. H. North River.
| He was caught the act by the Captain ana com
| united g. prison for tina.
lADYERrIsEMESTl
ARE You READY FOR THE QUESTION -
| Have YOU passed an evening yet IN seeing RussePs
! Great " Painting Of Voyage Round the World At
! No. 3gs Broadway II YOU have not, we say 90.
You viii have treat Of pleasant and agreeable
Inn and witness scenes Of truly novel character.
It Is the opinion Of good judges here, that II differs
from and exces, all former exhibitions Of the KIND.