New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

20, s., or nearly ne dollars per year for every vo,er
in the Ciiy. These 900 men, for the past Az ana
half years have made lss,6ie arrests, Of which
ls0V Tor rearJ sgsy per cent? were the result OF
the free u,e of into, eating liquors. These facts
testified to by the Chief II Police and all the vsp's
witticisms of smalbeer nun orators cannot con;ro-
vert single statement. Now We are to be asked 70
shoulder another hundred thousand Collars per year
In taxes to protect the property and lives Of peace
able citizens from the locomotive run tsgs which
are TUNED loose upon the City from every corner.
The only feature worth notice in the
proceedings in tbs Beard of Assistants last night vas
an attempt TO west the Quarantine Establishment
and the Marine Hospital from the presen, governors
and place them in charge of the Board Of Health Of
the City. The for this is the Board Of Health
is composed of the Mayor and the Loco Foco Alder.
men and Assistants OF whom 1t takes bat srss TO
make quorum. 0ace in their hands, and every
whig from Health Officer TO oarsmen would be bun.
died out in twinkling. II is smart trick, but Il
can't be carried out II any ore wishes 70 study the
natural history Of the bloodhound, let him wach the
AldeTmanac pack in full cry upon the trail OF wing
offce-hoder, led by the ferocious Timon from the
rural district.
The Aldermen last night appointed
James r. Whiting, Nelson J. Waterbury and Edgar
"A Message was received in the Board
OF Aldermen, last night, from the Mayor, ve,oins
the report and resolution in favor of paying James
Pollock for constructing sewer which was not ap-
proved OF BY the Croson Aqaeduct Departments. The
Message was ordered to De printed.
The Knipe Light Guard, under COM
mAnd of Capt. James CavaneT, went on thar nrst
target excursion Yesterday, to Prospect Hill. L. l.
They numbered about forty Ave men, looked well,
and nd first rate time Their ofacers-Captaina a.
above LIST Lieut.. James j. Knipe ID, Samuel
sloan; ID, Henry E Kelsey.
~ The Wing General Committee meets
this evening at the Broadway House.
- The New-Yrrk City Industrial Con.
gress discusses the Maine Liquor Law this evening.
at its head quarters in the New City Hall, Park.
Mr.. Sedgwick, a professor Of the Con-
cer,na, gives concert this evening At Hope Chapel.
Mr.. Phillips gives free Lecture upon
Fire and the Fire Annihilator' tomorrow evening
at the snyvesans Institute.
Miss JEANNE Reynoldson, a Scot
fish vocalist, of whom we hear most pleasing and
promising accounts, will give Concert this evening
a. the Blocker Buildings corner OF Blocker and
Morton SITS. The lovers Of Scottish songs will not
forget 1t.
- A case of considerable interest is in
progress before Judge Edmonds, for the argument
on which we should like to fnd room. The salt Is
brought by a Mr. Barrett for an alternative msnda-
mus to compel the defendants (the College Physi-
clans and Surseons) to restore him to honorable
standing in said College, he having been expelled.
regularly and upjustly, as he says, when almost
ready to graduate and thereby deprived Of the pro-
spective emouments OF his profession, and injured
in character. The decision OF the Court will DO
gwen to-day
IN. p. WILLIS sailed yesterday for Ber-
muda on voyage for health. He is accompanied
BY his father-in.law, Hon. Joseph Grinnen
The steamship Merlin sailed yesterday
morning with Is passengers for ST. Thomas and for
Bermuda, and ga, 900 in specie.
The fine steamboat C.. Vanderbilt,
Captain Joel Stone, having been thoroughly over
hauled repaired and beautifully decorated and new
ly furnished will take her place this day in the stoa-
ineton Line Of steamers The steamers OF this line
have enjoyed deserved popularity for years pas" anu
bid fair 20 be more attractive than ever during tne
coming season. The Massachusetts, we behave, "
to go into dry dock for new fitting up
We have been called upon by Mr.
William Oman. who states that no has not been ifs-
quently arrested, as was published In our psgyr Of
Monday. So far from II, he has las he says mover
been arrested at all He also states that he u NOT
"a very bad man." as our reporter said no was re-
presented to be-
For notice of Manhattan Quartz Mining
Company see advertisement on Third Page
About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
ere occurred in the brick building No. 1850 East
Twenty seyen,h.st occupied BY several families.
The ERE originated in the back room on The hrmdoor.
Some persons who occupied other portions OF the
premises on discovering smoke issuing from the said
bur
OCCUPANT Wing upon the floor in state Of nudity,
intoxl Gated snd Amos, surrounded by fre. No ma
teral damage occurred TO the building The woman
escaped without injury.