New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16

nh.. already been mentioned 'na1 rev ".
Dc Clg -,.,,,,e his pastoral duties until about
Neville Si' nos ''
re -, church. of which Rev DR.. Hawks pas,
hC H.. 'r.v,or and Philip r. Kearney were elected
CO.. nd walton N. Peckhsn. John W. smSth
49, w.rd Francis IL Upton, Robert Oracle ISAAC
IL u.prv <. Bogert, and N. Hayden were chosen
sv,rrsr for the ensuing year.
Tsx FRYE PoINTs NEW MISSION Dab
s,,,oo,.-A room has been recently opened at
- o,,nse-st. and children sought out and brousn'
,c.pt 90 far hes been very gratifying 70 all par
n--..rred: but the teachers are so few In number,
So are quite inadequate TO the demands made up
$50 sor instruction and the superintendent now ap
-. a. ,hose ladies' and gentlemen who may be disen-
a. the Sabbath for help. Any person wishing infor
-, respecting the school, having money or cloth
,...ov. viii be waited upon by addressing line
:. \. Superintendent, Box No. l2g2 PostOifce New
York The session OF the school rom ~ unai
sslock
Ix At the meeting of the Board Of Rep
sot.t;yes of the Fire Department held at Firenens
nan Int Tuesday evening, resolutions were adopted 10
..,r. new hall for the use of the Department the
,u one being entirely to small also, for the es'ao
Hhment Of Free Library and Reading Room IN Gun
.se;op with the new hall Messrs. VIM Rose, Thomas
Boese, Floyd Smith Gregg, and Charles Mern" ~elo
eted Fire Wardens for the term Of three years from
the 18th of April After hearing the annual iep''o
,s Fire Wardens and the Board Of Trustees, the meet
bg adjourned.
~. We understand that there IS quite
..ove,uent poinr ON among the fremen who are oP
resed 10 the action of the present Common ''",""'
G. ,, pu,pose OF running candidates for Mayor No
,,,..ouer of Repairs and Supplies, Assemolymen anu
I;.tsnt Aldermen at the coming fall election ihey
a. rst intend TO vote for any person who VIII not
-,.a.e himself 10 sever the Fire Department from all
,,;cal influences. memorial. 10 that effect from the
R.rd of Engineers and Fremcn, being now before the
Common Council.
" We learn with pleasure that the
friends of Capt Cady the Editor of The N1o To'S u"
a. who has dstng uished himself the founder OF
,ht interesting institution the Cadets OF temperance
IN our State are about making arrangements 70 honor
him. BY mass meeting at the Tabernacle.
NAPOLEON on THE EVE OF HIS ADD
t.y,or-The exhibition Of this admirable picture, by
Paul Delaroche, viii close on the first OF May This
In he loss 10 our City, for few pictures of such merit
we're ever brought to this country None ofour readers
Interested in works of art viii omit TO visit this picture
~ A correspondent suggests very SIM
ole plan for rescuing persons from drowning at the fer
res It Ia only pole about twelve or fourteen feet
long to one end of which strong hoop Is attached
about two feet in diameter With such an instrument
the person could be saved.
"a" The election of officers for the next
term Of the Industrial Congress will take place on Tues
day evening There are now lao Trades and Protective
Associations represented in the Congress, and It has
been Ia existence nearly two years.
ARREST ON CHARGE OF HIGHWAY
RoppERy-A German named Christian Rensselaer, was
arrested shortly after IL o'clock Tuesday night char
sed with assaung and attempting TO rob Mathew Proc
tor of Bushkl Pike Co, Penn, at present stopping at
No. ll2 Greenwichst IL appears that Proctor while
waking In Greenwichst on Tuesday night was accost
ed by the accused who asked him to step ON one OF the
piers near by and he would show him something curious
he did So but upon reaching the pier became somewhat
alarmed In consequence of his companions familiarity,
and grocery in the neghborhood, for pro
lection he followed by Renseler who knocked
him down and iiing his pockets oil watch and wal
let when his cries for held brought officers Collins and
Concy his aid who arrested the assaian and locked
him UP in the First Ward Station House. He was sub.
sequently taken before Justice Lothrop and COM
mied " prison to answer the charge. The accused Is
said to tow te business of pocketbook dropper and
Eeados on the corner OF Cedar and Greenwichsts,
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs.-Am man
usmed Mowrey Aldrich onWednesday brought tothe
City from Middetown, Orange Co.. in custody OF Officer
Westlake OF the Lower Police Court charged with hay
ding the 10th OF October last obtained by raudulen'
rcpresentions about 81 900 worth OF goods from K +
sto, merchant of No os Courtlandt-st- The accused
and one Patrick d. Uaggerty previously arrested Is
alleged came 10 this City from Pennsylvania to purchase
goods One the parties represented that the other was
responsible for all he would purchase The goods were
chained from the complainant but never paid tor. AL
drch taken before Justice Lohrop and held to bail
81 600 10 answer the charge.
AcCIDENT.-Bridget Lee, deaf mute,
residing with her parents at No 81 Mulberryst, while
the dock foot Of Olverst, L. r., Tuesday after
aoon had her hand caught in a hosting block, which
tore oil two Of her fingers besides decorating her hand
badly She was removed to the New-York Hospital by
Qner Mcclure The unfortunate girl is but years OF
sge
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS ednes-
d6t-Betoro Recorder Tlou and AID Smith and Barr
Trial for Grand Iarceay-At the opening Of Court this
booming James Decker placed the bar answer
Indictment charging him with stealing gold dust to the
uue OF $500 together with 500 gold coin the property
dFehx Ricardo Chas Spencer Esq, appeared counsel
g The accused Several witnesses examined but the
Se not concluded when the Court adjourned for the day