New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

CITY were O0ened for the Winter We are gisI
TO Learn hat these noble Monuments Of The enlgli-
ened legislation OF ;he Empire state .saicA We q
tie City feel more than ever proud Of siIce We hlf
the pleasure Of Insurng their permanency by al A.
most unanimous vote are generally IN excellent
. conc.t.on and that the prospects for the Winter
B campaign aralns; ignorance are such may Vel
CRAFTY ever friend OF free an LIBERAL education
We shouts have been pleased 10 make more SPECIAL
mention Of each school bu, their number rendered
/ such task impossible
/ The house Of No Il. IL Greenwlrh b. near Rector.
I has been reftted and thoroughly improved. There
were lbs pupils a; the opening, with Principals
and % Assistant Teachers.
The new Tenth Ward school No. g AIlen-st..
/ opened with 59i pupils n the Primary department.
Mss Marion Yates. Principal. every seat being full.
and several applicants turned away. for want Of room
10 accommodate then. We have seldom seen
finer sight in a school-room than the Primary De-
rartrnen, 81 the new school exhibited Yesterday. at
the hour OF dIsm sal. The Ladies department. Miss
| 4 E. Loyd Principal. opened with an attendance
| Of 223 pupils. The BOYS department, L. L. Avery.
Principal. openei.wlth an ATTENDANCE Of 25i pupils.
every seat beng full IN both departments. The eFi-
dences Of order were gratifying IN the extreme, ant
tie elements Of abundant success seem 70 be secured
| q the management Of tins new school
Tenth Ward school. No. g. opened with about
900 pupils and gave evidence that he uew school
would not materially affect is numbers. There
have been several important improvements miro
duced into TINS school building during the late Va
cation which makes It Of the pieasan:est Of the
Ward schools.
| our visits were confined TO these three, but We
cannot doubt that they far index Of the spirit
which pervades all the Others. NewYorkers may
! -rstly De- nrovd OF their Public schools
Az APPEAL THAT SHOULD BE HEEDED.-
: core ponden' sends MS the following opportune
argesl ID behalf of a most worthy association. We
earnestly desire that he people Will not forget these
! hara-working women. and that generous support
viii cheer and sustain them their noble effort for
emancipation from almost hopeless slavery.
GrNrIENEN see that The shirt Makers Associa-
non are now appealing TO the benevolent and phlian
thropc III behalf OF their cause. There l. no douui
that # they be sustained great good vii be ef-
fcl;ed and the cause ot humanity served Inc o)-
oCi 0f the Shiri Sewers Association 10 AFFORD en-
p0,ment 80 large class Of females ~ this Cy VINO
are very worthy portion OF the community ana
who. perhaps are more imposed upon than any other
class II j. well known that great OF me
shirt dealers n the City are men " 20 the
most vie and dishonest tricks to LABOR 'i
these poor gIl, and eyale paymen why, lei |
me ask. 20 no; the good and the come Tor
ward and give Their patronage 10 an cation so
truly pralsevorthy Winter vii soon be- upon u.s.
rents have advanced provisions are high ana d ms
Institution Is compelled 20 wind mp, hundreds on
worthy females and destitute widows vii be entirely
out of employment, and consequently Viii De ieit /
without the means Of subsistence. HUMANITY.
ARREsr FOR GRAND LARCENY. The ship /
Catharne bound 10 this port from Liverpool. with
300 emlgrantS board, was wrecked about TWO !
weeks since on the south side Of Long Island. and
during the CONSERVATION which prevailed among
the passengers three Of them, named Patrick Byrne,
Thomas Cayanagh, and James Gurney a Is alleged /
took advantage of the occasion ana stole trunk
containing clothing and money 10 me value ol $50
the rroDcrfv of one of The passengers named /
Piunkcit The trunk was brought 10 ths cly ny the
accused and taken 10 boarding house kept Uy re-
spectacle female At No 100 Avenue {. Mr. PunAett
succeeded tracing ms property 10 tins place, ana
obtained search warrant from justice Mounuor'' /
and taking With HIM officer Merritt, succeeded IN /
finding ms trunk which had been broken open tnd /
robbed of the money n contained. The olhcer iheh
arrested the accused, who were committed to prison
for examination.
ARRrsr roR LARCENY a Young man of |
respectable appearance named Chas. Pollock, for |
rrrflv "A CLERK i'm the employ of Mcssrs. Cromwell |
Corlis merchants OF No - Cedar-St was caught IN |
the act of stealing goods from Their store ana was
Immediately taken into custody by officer Peters OF
the First Ward II seems that since ms discharge, /
about two years since, he has been IN me hto OF
visiting me store, al an early hour IN me morning
when neither Of the firm present, ana mas bcen
observed boy Messr>. Dewitt & Lumly, oi No ~
Codar-st, taking goods from me store. "heh
charged NN Nj rouWtl Win taxing MS II'IcitNf
boz confessed stealing SIX dozen IVORY combs, when
he stated lie sold 10 Mei2ger & Co. OF No ISL
Graud-st The firm have within the past eighteen
months missed about 900 worth Of goods. ana Il Is
now supposed that the accused has carried of, Al
different times. this amount Of property lie vas
taken before Justice Osborne and committed 10
I PRISON for examination.
FATAL ACCIDENT An inquest was yes
,erday held at No 226 Wilnam-St upon the body of
female q years OF age, native OF Prussia, named
Hadcyick Rosenberg. whose death vas caused by
INJURIES resulting from the accidental fall OF hover
pot. which struck her upon The head tappeIed on
Investigation that the deceased, after dining Oh sun
day. took seat the stoop IN the rear OF her resi-
deuce. directly below window OF the second story,
occupied by another family, on the sili OF which WIN,
dow flower pot ~as standing She had rem nned
n her seat bat iew moments when the pot iell ana
I struck her as above stated She lid not seem much
hurt Al FIRST but IN the course of an hour seized
' with commissions. when several PHYSICIANS were
called H. but Their efforts were unaYal.mg ana shc
died - hours after the accident The Jury rendered
verdict corresponding With The above facts
Arrest or BURGLARs.-Iwo Young men,
named George Lynch and John Mershan. were
caught al 81 O'Clock on sunday night, coming out OF
The house of Nh Benedict, No i Amlty place, the
. occupants Of which out Of town. They had ran
sacked the house and scattered The contents OF
drawers, &c, about the floors. several tools were
found. which hey had broken IN attempting 20 open
non ,ae, which, however, resisted all Their efforts
When caught, they were endeayOrng 10 escape ont
of the house, and had with them an elegant music
box and doub e-barro ed towing piece. They were
/ held for examination
ARREST FOR EMBEzZLEMENT.- Edward
simmons, formerly ia The employ OF Nicholas Good
wIn & Co, jewellers. Il No. % MAden-lane, Was
arrested by officer Edwards OF the lower Police
Court, charged with stealing from The store OF ms
employers gold breast pms. rngS, ana other prop
city 10 large amount, Which was found IN MS pos
session ty the oticer. lie was committed 10 prison
~ Justice Osborne 10 await examination.
ACCIDENT A lad about l. wears OF age.
named Daniel Van WHkle, while bathing AZ the
foo, OF De>broS>es-st. K, fell after leaving the
water and fractured ms left arm a serious manner.