New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

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s.Ssn ~ ,,sle her a boat of the first Glass;
~ xe,l accomplished the task and una1r V'p'An
80 ssu,lerusnly commander che will oe popu-
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50" pertectly satisfactory. shei commence
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.,xa SERVICES OF THE JUBILEE
r,s.v the day on which the closing services
a.. year of the Society for the Propagation of
sw~,,, Foreign Parts will be celebrated in the
s'sf,r,., Abbey London Similar services win be
-.,nItv Church here All the Episcopal clergy.
- a. CITY and vicinity have been invited to as
~. an this occasion The aims collected at the o.
m be appropriated to Trinity College, Toronto
80, West, In response to the application made
Rev William McMurray.
.,s AsIMALs.-Several very rare ami
y. .s,oep,s, &c have just made their debut at Bar
rh x'.sum. In 1851, Mr. B sent vessel aud men
80. 10 capture monsters and varieties, and these
=. .nortion Of the cargo. An immense Ostrich, the
-, ever seen 10 America; two Boa Constructors
30 Apscondas, of fearful proportions, measuring
-. hupdred feet In length an Orang Outang, ofre-
sls.,,s resemblance 70 humanity, and whole troop
.,i,,sls are domes,icated 10 their new home
.vsctlv happy, but certainly a very curious
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c.peaTB-BREAKING IN THE ELEVENTH
s.,,--several complaints have recently been made
=. c.pt squires, Of the Eleventh Ward Police, by
..ber Of respectable citizens Of thAt Ward against
.. Of young rascss who in the habit every Sun.
4, d meeting In the shipyards and other places and
,.srs rambling for money and liquor and who are In
81. ssas Of Insulting and annoying persons as they go
n .,s from church. On Sunday last the Captain, with
,o.se Of his men, visited the rendezvous OF These
,vdes, and captured George ellis, George Bryce, and
...s twenty others, all Of whom were taken before
,,sse Wood for examination Capt squires declare
N eermna ion TO visit other resorts of these disorder
~ next Sunday, and arrest all whom he finds violating
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RThe meetings of the East River SOci-
a, an Sunday were addressed by Buck and Brooks,
p.idents and Messrs Warrington, Abby, Hickey, Poer,
s dozen others and in the halls and the docks were
,,ovded with anxious listeners to the truths pronul-
,a setting forth the benefits happiness and comforts
.heh viii result 10 the industrious classes and their
a.ites from the adoption of the glorious Maine Law
sots Of thanks was awarded TO the Police Officers oil
ma seventh Ward for their efficient services In protect
m, these peaceable meetings from drunken rowdies'
Who sought TO disturb their harmony. The German
branch Of this Society hold their first meeting at No.
Chatham Square, on next Sunday evening, and the
spgre and speaking viii be in the German language
MuITARY.-The Third Brigade (Gen.
z,., win parade to-day, when the National Guards Will
.,ar fer the fret time in their uniform and with
,sslr magnificent Band of fortyfve performers. The
fs,v will be all hnoat for this fine display.
RELIEVING BRoApwAY.-A correspond
on, prouoser as the true netbod Of relieving Broad
u.v Of ts immense thIoDg of vehicles &c, that all the
,rh,,c Offices. steamboat landings railroad dep6ts &C.,
he be transferred to Fourteenthst. The suggestion
,rmpds us of the old way of curing mad dogs, viz
eating off their tails about inch behind the ears.
" Mrs. NICHOLSON, widely know IN
our Civ. but for seven years past in Europe, having
sDep much Of her time 10 ireland, travelling through
every quarter of it on foot, will hold three afternoon
conversational meetings dor ladies only at Hope Cha
penex. week. at which che will narrate her experiences
Of ih Scenery and Character at Home with some &C
count. Of the Great Famine There are few persons
living who have studied Ireland thoroughly as her
two published works will attest. (See card)
~ We notice with pleasure that Alder
man Ward in his charge to the Grand Jury the other
day. called especial attention TO the terrible evi oil ROW
dyis,n II would hardly seem necessary TO make sucn
elsrne evil the subject of special remark since any
jury ought 10 attend to 1t without coinpu'sion' we
hall hope for something worthy OF attention wneh 'niS
Jury make their presentment.
~ The widening of Liberty-st., talked
< for many years and In litigation for long time, Is
Bnslly commenced. Quite 8 number Of buildings have
been demolished, and some ones OF large capacity
Ire up.
~ The Police of the Third Ward prob
,bv know tha, four or FIVE pocketbook troopers con-
slsny hang around the corner of West and Courandt
a. pucking greenhorns by the drop, brass watch cop
per ring or some other game. Why don'tt officers
drive them away So far from doing it, they seem to
be On the most friendly terms, and talk and laugh with
them In the most familiar manner
II What is to be done with that i'm
ssease heap Of dirt In the Park, which has already
reached the size of small mountani Does the street
Commissioner really mean to barricade his oihce
against the increasing stream of complaints who oesege
bin with cries OF dirty streets and poison cutters
furious DRIvING--A Child Run Over.
"A German named Chas. Casting was arrested Sun
day afternoon by ofhcer CoDnor of the Fourth Ward,
charged with having driven his horse and wagon at
furious rate through Roosevelt ST., thereby running
ever email child iniuIing II severely. He was taken
heiOre Justice Osborn and committed for exsmina-
bon Ii was said at the time of his commitment that
Be had driven over another child In different part OF
he City.
FRE.-This morning, about II o'clock,
Ere broke cut In the old hotel at the of Broad
Nd Pearl Sta, KEEP, by F. Buermeyer, Formerly Wash
ngtOns Headquarters) The buildlng entirely
fumed.
FURIOUS DRIVING Kane and
Nicholas Young were yesterday arrested for driving
through the streets ofthe Second Ward furious rate