New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-02

eminent and gave spring 10 the courage oi tns
people In that nOmeniOu. struggle
ENGINEERS INsTTTUTE.-Ihl'A ''ocia-
ton gives instruction graft. TO all persons wishing to
become Engineers. The Managers s-y inst ia ''' o.
these facts and the ncsicusbe good That tals In'tie
s capable Of doing, If its objects are cthcent' e''l
out which only be done oy aids Afforded Us O' 'ns
philan,hropist and liberal minded Q; or proiS'ln
who possess more Of this worlds goods tasn Ourselves
We are therefore induced earnestly 70 appeal y en-
poyers and all Others dposed to Afford enco ragemsn'
end assistance enterprise 10 Nd Us by d'n''n'
in money books drawings, models, instrument'' -
who NAV rest assured that the will be Thankfully
received. Hsviog taken the preliminary 'tp' 20 os
come incorporated and Board Of Trustees app dnied'
is guarantee all who n-y respondto oar sp2ea t1A'
the same will be honestly and faithfully al ninitered
10 forward and carry the objects for which th' In
stitue IL founded and al communica ions addressed
10 w H. Lindsay. Corresponding Secretary Eagineers
Institute No ISL B7wery corner Of Brsomes., will re-
ceive prompt attention
A CALL TO THE BENEvoLENT.-Mrs.
Murphy, the aged blind, and widowed mother OF
George T Murphy VINO was brut4lly murdered some
weeks since while endeavonng to rescue stranger
from the hands Of assassin whs had attacked him in
front Of GROCERY az No % Centre ST. and who! met
bis death at the hand. Of the unknown s.sas'n,i
now residing with her only daughter and child ia the
of No. l2l Mulbeuyst, in state OF abe;t pow
cry, having to provide Tor them the daughter
is well edu cated intelligent and wiling TO work if she
car obtain it. This is truly deservng sympathy
and II s to be hoped that the benevolent will take it into
consideration.
TESTING BOILERs.-In the account OF
the late steamboat explosion in this City some Of the
engineers swear hat slight flaws that cannot be detected
may prevent boiler being abe 10 bear IL pounds 10
the inch If that is true they rot verJ much 70
blame for no, testing it by hydraulic pressure. S'e
er eneefs wbcn they set up boilers, sways so test
them that Is they I'll them with water ard then con-
urue to force in the water urt it will raise the safety
valve placed 20 80 100 pounds 10 the inch. In do
ing lie there is no danger n life, because wser being
nonelssc. ii will simply pan the boiler, If they get
greater pressure than the boiler VIII bear. Tney can
thus learn 10 a certainty wether boiler will bear % or
leo pounds TO the inch.
Turner FEsTIvAL.-The Social Tdrn
veren (GymDastic Society celebrate the It'll inst
its second anniversary the Harlem Pleasure Garden,
One Hundred and Thirty fith.st FouTthsv, near the
railroad The festival begins at o'clock in the after
ternoon. with song address will be delivered
gynnsstic exercises songs, gymuasc plays distribu
ton Of prizes for the best performers, and the whole
will conclude with supper
Il The Seventh Ward Temperance Al
lance held meeting in the Big Teu corner Madison
and Je1erson4ts last night There were sbou, 200
persons present, and should Judge that the Tenn.
perance men in the Ward are in earnest. Addresses
apI y al
ESQ, President Of the City Alliance Mr.. B-owre, the
Temperance Vocalist was also present aud sang some
of bis fsvorite songs. There will be grand mass
meeting held this evening, and would advise all,
especially those who have not heard Mr.. Van Wagner,
TO be present
u Henry Lee Norris, ESQ, U. S. G n
sui arrived at this port Monday with his family, in
the bark Peerless from Para. We learn, also, that
Lieut. VIM L. Hernden, of the u. Navy, from Peru,
via the River Amazon, Joined the U s brig Dolphin at
Para The Peerless brings home large collection Of
specimens Of natural history, collected By Lieutenant
Hernden.
~ Hon. J. NJ Berrien. u. S. Senator
from Ga: Hon. NJ Norris, L. S. senstOr f,om n Il
Judge semmes, Of Fla Judge Davis, of Fla; Capt
Shields. L. s A. Hon T. Fallett. Of VI, were among the
arrival, at the Irving House yesterday
CRIcKET.-The return match between |
the Newark and New.lork Clubs came Of on MONDAY,
on ground Of the former, down the Neck, below |
Newark and terminstei in favor OF Newark. with a
runs TO spare.
LABoRERs WANTED.-The Illinois Cen |
ts Railroad Company want from so to 1000 aoOrer'
at Is Sale Illinois to whom 81 per dsy will be paid
~ The Washington Rifles of this City |
give dprer this afternoon to the Washington Rifles of
Albany
STEALING WATCH AND CHAIN.-GeO. |
Rich supernumsry at the As;orplace Opera House,
was yesterday arrested by Officer Chairman Of the Eff
teenth Ward charged with ST. alng god watch and
chain valued at Sll0 the property OF Mr. Geo c. Jor
dan of No l75 Springst actor at the Opera House
II appears that Mr. Jordan, on Monday evening while
playing his part obliged to make change In bis
costume and having left the stage for that purpose
his dressing room Of which the accused h4d the
charge and changed his and vest leaving MS watch
In the pocket On his return could NOT be found
and Rich said that be knew nothing sbou, IL When |
arrested and taken before Justice Stuart he scknowl
edged bis guilt ard informed the sstrate where the
watch could be found 1t recovered and returned
TO It's owner, and Rich was locked up for trial
The LATE MoRRIs-sT. Arson CASE
In COZ sequence the recent decision OF Judge Mitch
ELL Of the Supreme Court, thsi the Chief Of Police
no, vested with Judicial powers and that In cases Of
arson other eories he only investigate aud not
fully COMM, for tdal the case Of Pinkus GOldstein,
charged with having the night Of the 2lt ut set FIRE
TO The premises No 20 Morris5t, has been transferred
before Justice BOgArt who will commence the invest
CATION today Since tie investigations in charges Of
arson hsve been commenced by the Chief the number /
of fires have considered diminished.