New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

occasion al spits and spurts OF snow for over twenty
four hours the weather turned into regular
January storm last evening, and In snort time the
ground was white with snowy blanket general
promiscuiiy Of the elements prevailed to late hour
snow, hail, and sleet combining TO form dismal
specimen Ct the Spring which has this season set in
with more than It's usual severity.
Rum AND RowDYIsM IN THE SEVEN
TENTH WARD.-Of late desperate set OF rowdies'
many of whom are marble polishers have infested
the Seventeenth Ward, in which they have maze
several demonstrations rot at all unworthy oil men
of their character During the last few days OF
the Police of that Ward (Brener and Mor!iMer) have
been seriously injured with deadly weapons In the
hands Of these de,peradoer J. w. Hartt Captain OF
,he Seventeenth Ward Police, says In reference -
this matter ,"Wers 10 venture an opinion rela
tive to the alarming Increase of crime in the Sew
enteenth Ward, should say Intemperance was one
great cause, either directly indirectly, and as
such should be placed OF cha.a "a
Second, the almost open encouragement that is re-
ceived BY certain base fellows commonly called the
"Boys" Tor rowdies, perhaps, more properly speak
ing,) from men Of known and acknowledged high
standing in the community, from whom might be
expected better things. This | consider crying
aid growing evil, having its origin probably IA po-
iitica strfe for oce, il which the aspiranss would
seem almost willing, like Judas Of DID, to betray
and sacrifice whatever might stand opposed to the
realization OF their wishes. Thus the practice Of
noticing and pandering to the course Of such per-
lays the at the root Of the tree Of all good
order and law, and almos. offers premium to
crime 1t is also one great reason why the idle boys
who are growing up among US become such early
adopts in crime, for may readily infer that they
look forward to the day when, If they are of the
right sort in the way of managing aud f. hng, they
can command good price at an election, or any
other occasion when their services may be re-
CURED" Capt. Hart. has only been officiating IN
his present capacity about three months, but from
present Indications we should judge ne will use
every possible effort 10 put down and eGec!ualy
suppress rowoyism, in not only his ewn Ward but
throughout the City.
We believe IT, at every Police Captain in this City
would unqua]ifedly indorse Capt Hartts report, il
they would out speak their minds.
~ Joseph Czrenner, an exiled officer n
the Hungarian army, whose efforts In the cause Of
Freedom were the OF his losing leg, returns
his sincere thanks 20 Palmer q Co., OF Springfield
Mass, who generously presented him win one OF
The celebI1 Artificial Legs OF their manufacture
This artificial limo SO nearly supplies the place of
natural one, that hardly any but the wearer de-
tect its presence
The ALLEGED CuBAN INDICTMENTS. 1t
is said the indictments against Messrs O sullivan
Lewis and SchlelssngeD will Be tried again In June
before the U s Circuit Court to hold which for the
term, some Judge of another circuit VIII probably
be appointed.
The HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. - The
meeting last evening, although less numerous tAaG
it would have been in less inolsment weather, was
very satisfactory. Many new members were en-
rolled, report was read appointing an Exhibition
for the first days o. June, and committee appointed
to confer with one from the cid Horticultural soc
ETY., consider the project of uniting the two Soc
cites. We ere glad 20 record the harmonious com
menremeni and plsaHalf E-sessise ci .. satsr iss.
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES Rsv,RwED.-The
Tabernacle Wat denssly crowded last night by a
remark ably attentive and nppreca.ys audience, TO
hear the lecture Of Rev. w. s. BALcH entitled " Ro
manigm and Repu oicanism Incompatible" The Ice
ture was critical examination Of the late discourse
OF Archbishop Hughes on " The Catholic Chapter In
the History of the United States" 1t was Al able
and eloquent lecture, and received with frequent
bursts OF applause. Our sketch is unaToidably
crowded out this morning.
Tax LAW FOR 1852 certified copy Of
the Law passed by the Legislature in reference 20
Taxes II New-Yor City, was received in the Board
OF Supervisors to raise by tar for City Expenses Ia
1852 an aggregate sum OF s2,56l6jo; of which
$1,000 Csc is for contingent expenses legally CHARGE
ah.e TO the City $40 eco for Police expenses $780,,
coo for Lamps and Gas, and $4,000 for deficiencies
In the levy OF 1851. All hss exclusive OF the large
levy for Educational purposes and of the Sta Mill
Tax.
BEAUTIES OF THE LAW. There is now
pending in one of our Courts suit brought b. the
City against ship.owneT for the sum OF ssIiysigdt
GEMS and upon this very suit in the equity OF which
lot the first move has been made, there has been
about three 1unersd dollars charged as costs This Is
but one of whole brood Of suits which will ole
day show the mcst bare!aced robbery Of the Ii
tgarts
RAILROAD AGAINST RIvER.-The Hudson
River Railroad in order to meet the wants Of the
travelling public to the fullest extent proposes short
iy to run about seven daily trains hesce TO Albany,
and " most OF them to make such reduced rates OF
fare as will effectualy compete with the prices
charged on the STEAMBOATS,.
Ey Among the passengers by the Baltic
yesterday, from Liverpool we note the name of
VIM. Niblo ESQ, who LEFT q few weeks since to
complete arrsns ements in Europe for the visit Of
certain distin gushed theatrical and operec Artists
to this country. We have not learned any names,
but understand that his arrangements have been
entirely successful, and that the public viii soon
have occasion to congratulate itself upon the brief
absence Of Mr.. Eibi0.
MADAME SIxnENBURG's CoNcERr.-A fac
programme of German vocal music Is offered this
NJ he nollo BIZ Madanna SiAdelhuTg. and