New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
~ The return of warm we,tAer begin.

10 thaw out the brood ~ 1f1wlng vsgs51aSs wa
have been winIe bound IN Ia ran 6shs, sai ~ sh
assaults, rooherss and bg'giaTes are suddenly "a
he increase. 4 citizen ce.sils in the colIgns OF
,hs Official organ Of the rum-iellsrs grosS-ani IL
provoked assault upon him me other MA II in pruss
t., rear Broadway, in the Fourteenth Wa,d, aut
weighs assinsi he intd6ciehey Of the Police
what does he suppose Policeman will DO wti
ihese highway robbers. when in scrne wards tAe
very Aldermen who gave the Policeman his star
owes his election TO the 70 ~ties who is always on
hand with discharge when ore Of his pets gets into
trouble, and who, when be appoints Policeman,
srikesa bargain with the officer that he shall no, ic-
terfers with 1.-The boys" Ifthe people of this City
would have the streets cleared OF these imported
ard native criminals, the organized gangs Of rum
house DULLES and election rioters they must strike
at the head of the hydra put the seal Of resracv
upon every elective officer who not only favors
them, but who does not strive actively and earnestly
TO eradicate them, root and branch. Let every can
ddate know that If ne consents TO receive the
support OF the rowdes he shall not get the votes o.
honest and peaceable citizens, and in twelve
months afterward We should hear very little of the
ou.rases Of the Midnight Banditti who nov jeop-
ardiae the life Of any man who may be abroad at
late hour with property on his person to the value Of
ten dollars
The YACHT AMERIcA.-A letter dated
Malta, February 6, says q" The America, the won.
der Of the day among yachts, arrived the I'd inst.
She came in in beautiful style after ayingo for four
hours in heavy gale from the N. NE Her owner,
Lord de BlanQuiere is loud in her praises YES.
sci of remarkable speed and buoysncy. She will
lie within four points of the wind and do her fifteen
knots an hour with ease. Since leaving England.
she has had fair share of heavy weather, and had
there been any truth in the prognostics OF her de-
tractors that her mass would be carried away in bad
weather. and other similar follies, there was every
possible opportunity for their being realized. Bat
the pretty craft nobly did her duty, doing fourteen
knots for whole night when running with but her
ib set and setting all bad weather at defiance. Da
ring her stop has been visited BY numbers of per-
sons. The America will proceed TO- morrow to Alex
aIGra."
r The store and lot corner Of Broad
way and Chambersst now occupied BY Tiffany
Young Ellis, was sold at auction yesterday by 4.
j. Blocker for $780, Oo Messrs. Devn, the clothing
men, were the purchasers.
MIITARY.-The Cadets Of the Hamilton
Collegiate institute, of White Plains. N. Y, will visit
this city, In their full mtory uniform day, IL the
weather be favorable, accompanied BY bod worth's
Band, and give Drill in front CITY Hall, At lam.
~ We understand that the Gamma
Chapter of the Delta Phi Society, of Columbia Col
lege arc to hold festival on Thursday, the 18th Of
| April, at Metropolitan Hall.
~ We are requested to call the attention
of our readers in behalf of Palmer
& Co., which may be found in another column.
w We are assured that the store of j.
Wheaton & Co., No. 25s washngton-st., was not on
fire on Monday the fire being in No. 1854.
| ANOTHER HEAVY CALIFORNIA SwINDLS.
| The steamer VIM. Penn, which arrived yesterday
morning. brought to this City large number OF midi
viduals who had in February last purchased Through
tickets for passages to California. from firm kno IN
| as A II. PRIDE & Co., having Offices at No. Wall
| ST., No 81 Courtlandt-st and No. Broad-st, which
tickets proved to be fraudulent and worthless. re:
tex Schmidt residing in GTeenwichst of the swinded
parties, soon after andins in hi: CITY, appeared before
LonSp ;s %sd rasn
ct passage San Valcisco via the ishmus Of VIM G.
Of S. s." 49, H..
chased i've other through tickets for ~; s:oca'ss al q
here On The steamer Brother Johaha and
carried from Par San Franc SEQ Oh the steamer Mon
skAua sis S SSss:issSs On hat ,:s:sI II: also
STAYED that on arriving they had only to call on
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whom thew learned 10 their sorrow sna loss that the
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