New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
Mrr-,yc OF Tvr Nrw-Yony PRINrERs

firnOre AID other places, giving information Win re-
gard TO the state Of the Trade. urging he propne'y
Of full representation from all parts OF the country,
n the ensuing National Convention Of Journeymen
Printers. &c. received, and ordered on file.
Mr. Guild offered the following resolution
R,,or.d That the PRINTERS Urion Of the City Of New
Yors CO now elect Delegates TO the National Goa
reI'ioI OF Joyr1eyns PTnefs - D. le!d n BaH'''S
the l2Tk Of September next
The resolution was unanimously adopted And
tie Union went into the election of Delegates the
election resulting IN the choice OF MesSTs F. j. Of
's-son E H. Rogers. and II 4 Guild, a. such dele
gates
The following members were suspended for non
naymeut OF dues C. Meicalfe, C. McDeyIu, J. K.
Coz. Flint, B F Glasby, James Hancocks, VIM
II. Prindle. Thomas Mari, II w Bsmum, and Peter
RYAN.
Two members, VIM. Maloy and Root II. Smyth,
were relnstated
The death o. two members, who were IN arrears
Al the time OF their decease. was announced wnen
2 general discussion ensucd upon the propuety ana
necessity Of members keeping their dues pad up IN
order TO receive benefits such Cases. AMI IN case oil
sickness
The following Committees were then appointed
for the ensuing quarter
yiaf,aq Commute, -Messrs. Gud. Stubs, Domingo
McCurdy Tomhs Kelly and G L. Barnnm H. D.,
R(lsef CCmmitee-M essT' Rosers an 'ech'en heeI'
CUugCl sLc ' og'
Ire FINANCIAL Secretary and Treasurer here made
favorable report with regard to the hnanc Ia con-
diiion Of the Union.
On motion, the proceedings Of this meeting were
ordered to be published.
DrsERTEp CHILp.-At 10 O'Clock on Sat
,-dav night. male child was found on the soop of
house 1875 Pitt by the Eleventh Ward Police ther re-
sldence as is SAID of the .eputed father OF the l'e
responsibility The mother of the child, whose name
IS supposed TO be Eliza Dowd, or Doyle lives at Us
same street, but had vamosed, and could not De
found The deserted child was sent to the Aims
House.
ACCIDENTAL DRowNING.-A man, whose
name is unknown, on Saturday evening fell mo the
sllp a. Hoboken ferry and was drowned, although
every efor, was made to him by those near at
the time The body has not yet been recovered
SsRIors ACCIDENT.-On Saturday at
,ernoon, German woman named Barbara Williams
residing at lC7 Third-st. while III the shp-yard OF
VIM H. Webb ESQ, gathering chips, had one Of
her legs broken two places by the falling on her OF
plank. The injured woman was taken home
FouNDLING-A young child, about five
weeks old was found on Saturday morning, about
o'clock by officer Springer on the soop of the house
q Lerov-st The child was IN 4 basket, entirely
naked and was taken to the Aims House
FATAL ACCIDENT As the train that lett
Pouehkecpsie al p NJ, on Saturday, was coming
down Just below PeekskI brakeman, named John
Carson and another got upon the tops OF the cars to
regulate the cord by which the bell IS rng-the cars
going at the same time the rate OF about 30 miles an
hcur-when, passing under bridge, carson was
knocked down and almost instantly killed the other
saved hmselfby falling down before the tram reached
the bridge The body of the deceased was brought
down TO the Station-house At Ihlriy-hrst-S! where
II is SAID ms family reside.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATIoN.-Ihe MEM
bers of Cold Spring Tent, No. l9i, (Rechabites) had
a publlc demonstration on Saturday last. They as
sembled to the number of several hundreds at Cod
Spring L. L. from whence the association derives It's
name Service celebrated IN the Church OF the
Mace where addresses were delivered by Dr. Thos
schnebley and John X Oakley, and other exercises
engaged in, Al which all seemed highly gratihed
JERSEY CITY PRISON.-There have been
committed 10 this Prison 60 persons during The
month of July, 1851 Their crimes are as follows
| Drunkenness and Disorderiy Conduct, Sc Theft,
vagrancy, , Malicious Mischief, l.
Brave CoyDUCT.-James Darling, pas
senger in the ship Marathon, which arrived here on
the 3lst ult, performed an act on the l4th, While on
| the passage deserving OF mention. James Farrell
| somehow or other got overheard and Darling
plunged into the water after him, and, after des-
| perate struggle. rescued HIM. Unfortunately, Far
rell died afterwards from the effects But this does
1 81 duct pff ha
man who periled his own life 10 that Of fellow
beng.
| ARREsr OF CouNrRRFEIrER-A young
J man. giving his name as William Jones, was arrested
| bv officer Walsh, OF the Second Ward, charged with
| having passed to John Devin so counterfeit bank
note In payment for good,. Jones had variety OF
other counterfeit money IN ms possession. Justice
Iathrop committed the accused to prison for exam
| nation.
ANOTHER BURGLARY ASSISTANT captain
| Hicks and Officer Gilmore, of the Seventeenth
Ward, arrested two men. named John McComos,
| alias Gopher, and William Hogman, alias DllOery
on Il charge Of breaking open the front door of the
grocery store, No. : Sixth street occupied by Tho
mas White, and stealing therefrom gold watch
valued at s35 which was behind the bar The stolen
property was found in tier possession and they were
| committed to prison for trial by Justice TlmpSon
The ALLEGED EMBEzzLENENT-CoM-
PLANT DLsMIssED.-On Saturday morning we pub
| hshed the arrest OF James Downey, who stood
| charged. .on complaint OF Mr.. Thomas Fey, with
| having embezzed $4,000 III cash, belonging 20 the
latter, and then making his escape. The case came
| up for hearing before Justice Lathrop, on Satur
day afternoon at which time the complaint was dis
missed it appearing before the magistrate that no
criminal ofense had been committed. The money
was refunded TO MI Fey and Downey was dis
charged from custody.
NIBLo's. -To-night the Green Mon