New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
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INDUSTRIAL Congress- as also several others. The
committee OF Arrangements was composed of four
teen OF the mos, active and efficient members Of
this working Industrial Association. The officers
OF the society are-John Webster, President Mat.
NEW A. Wilson, Vice President Mel Macarthur
Secretary Henry Haynes, Treasurer.
Inc oancing was concluded at o'clock yesterday
morning. We learn that this Society now numbers
two hundred members.
ES The annual election of the American
Artists Association, held on Tuesday evening,
feo' resulted in the choice of the folio wing gen.
teAen For President, William Walcutt Vice
PRESIDENT, James Burns Secretary, John c. Hagen,
Treasurer, William Hamilton. Directors, r. D..
Jones' Ambrose Andrews, John Williamson, John
| Y. Brush and A. F. TAFT
Eg Mr.. Charles H. Deavan is to Lee
twe this evening before the Mechanics Institute,
a'the Lecture-room of the Mere camille Library AS
socia'ion, at Clinton Hall. Subject" Temp srance
illustrated with Plates, showing the Effects of Al
cononc Drinks the Human Stomach" Admit
fnce free. Our young men would do well to az
| tend.
~ Gov. SEWARD passed through our
City on Tuesday, on his return to Washington.
PROTECTIVE UNIoN.-Five Delegates are
so be chosen to the Industrial Congress. and other
business transacted at the meeting this evening
APPEAL 10 THE BENEvOLENT.-We are
informed that Mrs. Eldndge, pUvI widow, who rs-
SIDES at the of Seventh-av and Thirty fourth
S., IS In circumstances requiring immediate relief,
and that she is worthy Of aid from the benevolent
Her husband was buried yesterday, and she is now
lying i'll, with family of small children dependen,
upon her for support.
SKTH-Av. RArLRoAD.--The stock of
this Company is all taken, and the Directors are
contracting for materials with the determination of
pushing the work forward as soon as the weather
will permit
TIE HUNGARIANs.-We have received
from J. B. A $40 for the destitute Hungarian PATTI
OTIS in our City, which shall be duly applied.
WILLIAMSBURG FFRRIEs. I'VE learn that
the full complement of boats three) was Tuesday
resumed on the Peck slip route. The ferries from
Grand st. also again complete and the ferry di'
rectly Uhe Division. ferry continues TO be
in active operation. The company have j1st COM
peted new and elegant boat, the Minnesota which
will be the line in few days and it is supposed
will be swfter boat (beng built sharper than either
ofthe others. Boats will continue to run throughout
the day and all night the Peck slip and Grand-s
1eiies.
CITY INsPECToR's DEPARTMENr.-The
Aldermen last night amended the ordinance organi-
zng this Department as 70 repeal the Office of De-
putty City Inspector and set clerk 10 performing the
duties at $3.50 per year to abolish all the Health
Ia fro, ina Inv Ips yoII
control over the Night ScaveDgers, vestng the ap-
poinlment and management Of these necessary
cleaners in the hands the Aldermen and Assistants
of the several Wards. Ofthe peculiar fitness ofths
City Fathers for this last duty upon which they have
pounceG, we presume every bodysis satisfied.
Il We recommend those who wish for
good journal in the Italian language, to take the
ProScrlto, published weekly at No $40 Pearl-st Il
is written with remarkable ability, In pure and ele-
giant Italian, and contains articles by the best wrl.
tiers OF the Italian Republican party. 1t also occa-
sioDaily publishes articles i'll English wolf
Italian which will be found convenien. for learners
OF the latter language.
~ A meeting Of the Citizens of Ii arem
was held on Monday evening, at the Baptist Meet
Ing House. for the purpose If taking into considera-
ton the condition of the Poor in the Ward, aud
adopting some measures for their relief. On mo-
ton, Marcellus Eells, Esq, was chosen Chairman
and c. S Vandehoof, Esq, Secretary. After prayer
by Rev. Mr. Lord, the Chairman addressed the meet
ing and stated that the Twelfth Ward was entitled
to receive Sl2 600 for charitable purposes, whereas
it received nothing. An Association was formed,
and Committee appointed TO confer with the Gov
ernors of the Aims House and Commissioners of
Emigration to induce them to sTaG. relief TO the
poor of the Ward, and contributions were made
amounting to SAL. ACommi!tee of five was appoint
ed to solicit further aid.
4 BEAUTIFUL ENGINE. we saw passing
The Tribune Office, yesterday Engine Company No.
3 of williamsburg, homeward bound, in time for
the Civic Procession in their own city, with large
and beautiful Engine, just completed for them. 1t
Is of the piano pattern, with rosewood box, built
nv Pettet Eigelman & Sickles, plated by Anderton,
and painted by VIM. Wier (plain) and Joseph Johu-
son ornamental) TIE entire cost was about S2,sOe,
Of which $500 came from the Common Council and
80 Geo was raised by the Company. She is built IN
the most superior manner, and her painting and
Mating cannot be surpassed. We understand that
she is the only wood boxed engine in this vlcin
i,v As 10 the working, the Company believe her
sur eror to any engine of her build that they have
ssen. One of her ornaments is beautiful painting
Of the Hague catastrophe, representing the men,
hers of her Company resculng the boy Tindau from
the ruiIs ard for which heroic act the New.fork
! Common Council presented the Company with
spIenod certificate. Success to No 3 and their new
| pet.
A GREAT NUISANCE of the most
suuDying evils in the room ofthe Board of Alderman
the crowding inside the bar or gate, OF people who
have no nigh. to enter. SO dense crowd sometimes
assemblies. that Aldermen, Reporters, &c. are acta'
aIv crowded out their places and the idea OF IN
sress and egress is entirely visionary We ruS tna'
the President xious as he keep things Order
will take measures to expel these lobby members
that is. if he has the power, and if he has no' es