New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

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.rs,swssrs, 80, rss oAy AND sVsNiH'
,s.,u,,,,h,sw Nsn-Nsdsne Ahunis Concert u.,her
seSs a.A.s-Isu Cant Mary Your ersadm''n'''
n..ss Heater oot New I.d,. Maid, wr.t assos~s
ws.l. Tho roc' @.n'c".e e.,ss r,ls 81 storm
s.pass IN. ovs.a. ore.S os.. Wv
Wcess snstrrh-Nc 40 srcss~v. s ,roA,, Asylum
C.s,h Qsraea--A u1usl Festival OF cathohe V'P'
TEMPERANCE AT FIVE PoiSrs'-- Inc no
o,,.ns .es.ion Of the 7, mpe' apce neeu"s' i,
Tan, a, Five Points. was held on Sunday e,'D "a
aha 6orepoon Rev. Mr. Rid6ell, recently o. ..,,.a
t.,h. .,srnsop Row. Mr. Nisy, OF BrooAys' r,
,,,,,..,,ns a,,corr.s.. The msenps 10 ,n' 49,
va, ,hrcrred with delighted audience f,or,
with the deepcst att, nbon to eioQoen. .n,.n.. ~
Rev. @. C. Leigh, President OF fne o' ,n,.n.. p.r
H.,eps. ESQ, PRECEDENT ofthe s's'e go, WV. :.
M pe..s. Rev L. Burlsish, and '~o u ~ 49, So
ie"''' W. 80. We did not learn. Duriogthese
'Pes. na,,,. Eve hundred and thirty per.
-. 49,, ,,o,, nance to the Temperance pledge,
.,.o -, h,en contributed to pay for the Tent and
-, -, current expenses Of continuiog meetings.
M ~ the money raised at those meetnss from
a.. ,,,cu,d inmates Of the blouse Of Industry" and
,,saN,,,lon School" children. The closing address
Of Last evening vas by Mr.. Burleigh. He took occs
Atom 10 review the series Of meetings just closed, and
and no, ,st their Temperance resolutions pass viii the
ps,,lns tent ard warned them Of the temptations 10
shoh they would be exposed. lie reminded the au'
s,spoe Of the Friday nigh, Temperance meetings held
Al the corner OF Cross and Little Watersu, under the
direction ofRev. l.. H. Pesfe and the Sabbath evening
uee,inss 1t the same place the close Of the even
Ing the audience voted unanimously to call the public
place on the Five Points, Alliance Park THIS was
done to csmme uoraie the fact that the frat call for
organizing an Alliance" originated there, and the Big
Tent Of the Alliance wa first spread there. The Tent
vii be Get No to-day on One Hundred and Twenty
sf.au, between Fith and sixth avs, near Harlem
NINETEENTH WARD ELECTIoN.-Some
II the members of the Board of Assistants being absent
evening Assistant AID Barker stated that be would
defer spy further remarks upon the subject TIL next
meeting.
II The American Vegetarian Society
will psrtske of Festive Dinner, at the Chinese Assem-
by Rooms, Broadway, tomorrow "wednesday even
,,r At 6 O'Clock We believe Ia vsgetsisnisu, aud
vi,h our life were 90 tranquil and locality 90 fixed
that we could live srcordlr TO Its precepn but We
Do no. believe n dlnners p III. We have doubt
,his dinner viii be savory- exeeent-luscious-deb
cous-but we shall rot probably find time to help cat
:. These Who do will doubtless hear many things
;rth remembering az well enjoy feast that there
. l,te trouble In dige',Dg.
KNOCKED Down BIZ AN OMNIBUs.-
man about 30 years old, who gave his name as VIM. |
Henry, was knocked down by stage, opposite Stew.
MS store In Broadway. Two persons who witnessed
he occurrence took the nured man to the City Hos
o.ta but the medical attendants finding the bruises
Ia ht did not receive him into the institution Hs
inay transferred 10 the Third Police Station where be
yHisksa esre Of for the night
DISTINGUISHED Administration House
Gen Harvey, U. S. A.; Judge Nelson, U. S. Circuit
Court Louis McLane. Jr, Baltimore; J. D. Andrews
U. s. Consul to st. John N. B. IrutRs Houss-Hon'
Humphrey Marshall, the newly appointed Minister to
Chm, lsdy and three children Hon. John Ii Tucker
Maryland Hon. s. 8. Randall, Secretary of State.
TaR COLLINS LINE.-The books for the
ubserpsiou 10 the basSce Of the stock of the New
FORK Mao Steamships, on the Inns from Kew'York to
liverpool, will be opened tomorrow, and continue
pen Until the 25th instant
~ CAMILLE URso, the young vioinist, |
nd her musical party arrived In the Humboldt yester'
ay, end have taken rooms a. the Irving House. Sac |
ave concert on board the ship.
e We are requested to state that the
irocers' Fire Insurance Company have only $1,000
10 Reindeer instead of $4,000 as stated
fLAUNcH.-The caloric ship Ericsson, of !
a6Oo nns burden, will be launched from the yard of
psrrine, Patterson & Stack, williamsburg on
Wednesday next st 9 o'clcsk A. NJ.
e An Address has been issued, calling
for funds to Establish Homeopathic Hospital.
FIIEs.-The oil factory of Mr.. G. V.
De Forrest IN the rear of No ll9 Clot m ST. caught
ire yetei day afternoon, about O'clock and notSilh-
sssnoips the exe't,ons the Fue Department.. IL
ehrres destr yed together With tne machinery sick,
&c. MT De Forests las which ts esimaed az 81 coo,
was partially Insured In three Of the City la.
lursnce Companies. dwelling house adj ining the
ae,ofy was damaged 10 tho extent OF about $780, The
ire was with great difficulty tubdued.
Inc tobacco store OF ID Cohp, In No 2f3 Front
Il, was discovered 10 be- fire, lat evening, about
clock. The flames inoreo'ed with great rapily and
he upper part OF the building wss nearly Consumed.
Tbe stock was very muca damaged by water. Some
lne In the lower part If the building slso damaged
Total oss about o. OOo which IL partially covered by
nsursnce
SERIOUS RIOT IN THE TENTH
On Sunday evening large party OF lrishmen collected at
lace on tue OF Twenty sxths and Tenth
where aogy discussion relative TO esis GUS sub
Gets commenced and general tight Sas the result
ase crowd collected about the place many oil me per
comprising pert in the aray. Clubs mes and
'her missiles freely u.ed, ana several ~ere more or
sssiriwed Capt Hsnnegsn OF the Twentieth ward on
being informed OF the disturbance, immediately sent his As
'tant Capt Trissr, with larso BODY OF Police to the
'cene OF action They mad- several arrests but che ienis
ef the parties several times bea on the Police ana rescued
the prisoners By this upward Of 2oT persons were
sither witnessing the fsht engaged in 1t themselves
Of thirteen Of them In triumph but until Capt Trigger
and Officer Frnee had been knocked down by blows upon
the back Of the head viii suDg shot, aud severely Ia
ureo. After the had been made the mob began 10
disperse fearing that more police would be down upon
them. The prisoners taken before justice STUART who
bcked them Tor examination. Yesterday afternoon, one
Of them gave bail 500 Tor his appearance to answer and
was discharged.
RowDYIsM.-At 10 O'Clock on Sunday
,isht Mr.. Augustus Reiariek, while passing through
,~<teths s. between Fifth and Sixta-svs, on hi, way