New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14


follv directed toward the common aim
bhre0s However feeble t1sir respective individual
yet they may form an Important whole after having
fonsd into hrm and nryided ascot n q whoa
patriotic ard trsternsl emo shall be as,i med
Re'ar'd Tba, general meeting Of Poles sHa! be held IN
and proper posra fJT the iJrm.on OF id Asocis n
" Invited to attend to this matter ~ meeting At No. III
Enl-st OF Howard ST SUNDAY, the 9Th last
2Oeloek P NJ. God bles the cause OF PO.iud.
EXTENSIVE EMBEzZLEMESTs DETECT
I'd Complaints having been made, at the PouOice
Of the non-eclvery of letters c1n,suiug money, ad.
dressed to the propre,ors Of The HONE Journal plan
was bit upon to test the clerk Of TIE Home JJgrAa,
eycupg man ramed Thomas Jackson, who called for
the letters. list Of the letters their postmark and
the humber Of them made at the Pos, Oa;e before
they we're delivered On "Wednesday l1.t thirty three
letters delivered at the PosOce, and only tEen
tyesht hauded the publishers Of TIE J1ur
nol by Jackson This being a.certsined by the Post
Master Mr. Brady re for Jackson sho after many
denials finally acknowledged bis enbezzIenent de-
claring tina. he designed to replace the funds. Ga
searching JscEsons trunk about one hundred letters
were found from which money had been extracted.
They were dated far back as December l.jl. III
believed that much as 900 nave been thus unlaw.
fully taken by him. Gen. Morris, one Of the editors
and propetOrs had the utmost conf ience in Jackson,
and surprised at the discovery Of tse crime. He
declined making charge against the clerk Mr. Bfsiy
made the complaint and thu United States Marshal
the prisoner into custody, and had him committed
u The Z. S. sloop-of-war Decatur,
! Vim. Green Comm, from New Orleans with IS re
cruit, arrived Friday morning the following is
| list of officers
Con mander, VIM Green; Lieut., Wn. T Muse;
w Hays Passed Assistant surge n, J. w Greenhow;
| Assistant Surgeon, Jas 3 Whiting: Acting Master
Henry c. Hunter; Passed &iid-hipmsn, Chss. Gray
Captains Clerk WIN. w. Green Micshpmen, VIM.
A. Abbott, Edw. h. Potter, W. II. Dana; Actag Boat
swsn, J. Walker; Gunner w Burniece; Carpenter,
Jas Linz; Ssilmsker, JDo J Stanford
TIE TAILoRs or NEW YoRK.-The
members of the Journeymen Tsilors Protective Unlon
| celebrated their first anniversary by dinner at
Stryker's Bay, on Monday last August 9th. The
pspy, amounting TO 100 conveyed TO the spot by
the steamboat Jenny Lind. The day delightfully."-
pleasant the scenery grand and imposing, the com.
pany lively and after drinking IN the sweets Of rural
felicity for hours the banks of the Hudson,
they sat down TO sumptuOus dinner served up by the
host, Mr. Struckman, which dooe ample Justice 10
| by the whole company After the cloth vn removed,
song snd sentiment the order OF the day After
having disposed Of various tI-sts win appropriate
hODOrs, the Chairman proposed IRE heath OF those EN-
| poyers who are paving the Bill OF Pieces which
drunk with enthusiastic applause. At late hour the
company retired TO their hom hi hly pleased with their
| days festivities. II IL worthy OF remark that ths
greatest harmony prevailed throughout the day and
whilst the entire company gave hemielvesfreay W t.
| enjoyment. they seemed to have acquired the greet
moral principle Of using the good things Of hi' world
without abusing them. Tee DAY Will long ne remem
bered with pl, by every member of 5Oclety
present that OCCASION and vii doubt have
depcy 10 produce deeper conviction OF their Identity
Of interest and unite them closely In the hoods
| Of frsterBa regard. The Society has been la opera
ton for two years past, durag which time IL IS not
only secured 10 Ire own members fair remuneration
for their labor but It has had tendency TO raise the
| price OF labor even among men who hitherto stood
| slOof from them.
To ne Editor Of The " Y Tribune;
TIE EMPLOYMENT OF GERMAN TEACH
Frs IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS -As ackno~ls ged friend. Of
truth ard the Germans aye, and of many Ger nan
truth too, you will, doubr, allow advocate Of thu
above The privilege Of hearing. The motive
of the German petitioners 10 truly American ons
Their foremost wi.h that rctdren should become
participants Of the beneft of cur excellent public
school system They only desire the removal Of a iit
Guilty which bars he doors Of public schools against
HUNDREDS of German children. Toe difference OF Ian
guase between teachers and pareots and pupils aud
teachers, which in the former case renders commun
less enbarrass meats.
Ith,s been remarked, and TIE Comnrcio' has In.
dorsed the view thst Geman is not Fl. teacher o,
the English language. This may be true upon AN al
act principle but crcumstau sonnet nes modify
principles. How does ii apply 10 the fac. OF native
American filing the chair of the German professionally
in Columbia College, This assert, q, doubt 10 of
so far prOnuncat Inis concerned,
which certainly forms es.eGt4 part Of tine study Of
living language; but those invaluable spsiiing-
books and p-ouUunciug dictionaries of Cobb, Web.,er
! Bnd Worcester not intended for German as well AS
| American teachers Is not in ihs case Of an
American teacher Intelligent pupil often left 10 st-ug
gle between the suthory Il the Instructor and thag of
the text book, because toe formers pronunciation nap
PENS be the lees correct the less II IL Affected
But renders the object OF the stu more
difficult of attainment Is ht additional d, sire of
Ing their child 10 the e language q
some extent, sgalu,t which design objections are made
on the mple ground that fU the safety Of the Ud
and The English language, the German tongue Ga nd
rather be eXlirpsed tnan cutiy in this country
Tn. narrow minded aud nervous persons who trouble
The m,elyes with such apprrhen.iOnS. deserve pli
| larihropic sympathy as much as would man fearing
| for the from al improvement In gas In cO1:lu-
sion and indeed. Nth The candor Of spaDsr com.
muricaion writer be |, also said that small amount
OF prtu'ice against the object Of the Grmans Ia. been
created through the fundamentally OF few interested
and ilbera individuals SUCH for instance have
ceeded IN making Tie Commercial 1eive tnstthe whole
is Intended for the benefit OF some German teachers,
and who, rs ias preyiou'ly appeared. labor undera
strange CeOepn, bnO uouDt as 10 Nni'n OF
ties The public and public teacher, depends upon the
| ether's views and dictates.
FIRE ALARM.-The alarm Of fire at l
O'Clock Friday caused By the roof of buidugin
Flmst one Goor rem the corner OF An.hOuy St. taking
fire. 1t was easily extingushed, with Sigh, damage.
AccIDENT.-As Capt. Scailiti. with his
wife aud two children driving through the laird
av., and when Eighty sixth St, his horse WAS
frghe, cd engine companies passing,
ard they Gil thrown out and severely injured.
! The vehicle was much damaged
FIRE.-Ai Il O'Clock Yesterday after
noon. FIRE broke our IN the wen. hou.e No u Elm.
! 9! The flames were however speedily eXtingui'nei