New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

snd the power 70 call aid and take Rynders fo-taNh "
The rombs snd commit him to the oils: but II ae h''
done % tale Of persecution would have been m 'ds up
arc sworn to, setting forth that for pod,a difference
Rynoers rad been dragged 20 the Tombs and iacsrcs-
rated In 'eul cell Every change would be rung for
sympathy capt GArret flrbore-t bel.g an assault
upon hRself-to use the power with wh,sh he I,
clothed, snd which he would have been Ju,lhed in
usine and waited until the next day, when he made
complaint before Justice Bogsr,, upon which warrsn,
was issued Rynders, expecting arrest bad the
shrewdness to deliver himself up. and admitted
bsil for an examination Such is the statement which
has been made as the facts in the case.
Instances of shameless assaults of persons Sho
else their right Of opinion on political topics are quite
too frequent II not checked by the administrator OF
Justice upon the offenders, 1t will soon become neces
ssry for pesceakle citizens 10 look about tne before
expressing thelr sentiments, and see whether mere
danger Of being knocked down and brusliy oeaten ]"
Is not an uncommon occurrence in Tsmmany HAL DEM
opstratOrs for those who have In keeping the voice
Of the Democracy of the City and County OF New
York" and do tie Jobs Of manufacturing It's opinions
and principles and Of approving OF the same-to pun
mt dissenting Democrats and tumble them down stairs
hesdloug for their difficulty In swallowing the dose ous
TO practice that system of in.tlling LocoFoco senti
me ns into men outside of Tammsny Is scarcely IN har-
mony with the rights of free and heightened citizens
Ii an officer of the public peace, with the power of
law In bis hands Is thus assaulted In bic own district
with impuniiy, where Is the security for citizens no.
clothed with that power If besei on account Of their
political opinions by bules who are destitute OF princi
pie virtue manll1ess or honor What think candid
end respectable Democrats who take their political cue
fro1 speeches and resolutions coucocted delivered and
cd hv such
check we're put upon the career OF those who. By
brow beating intimidation and violence seek to hinder
or control citizens In the expression OF their sentea aus
SUNDAY IN PANDEMONIUM.-lest erday
we CHANGED TO stroll through that far famed locality the
Five Points and confess 10 much agreeable surprise
as to the scenes and sounds by which we were sur
rounded. At the Old Brewery that recent vinaAsns
ulcer upon the moral and physical world, we t94 a
large company of chldren-the Legitimate - oil
poverty, degradation aud crime-employed In N9hns
passages from the gospels and singing hymns that mus
have awakened strange echoes in the locality so entire
y unused to them. Around the door stood group OF
fifty or more Misery's children in and dirt, and
almost stond from the imbruting effects of rum and
ignorance Yet none OF them seemed disposed to dis
turb the exercises within. young LADY, devoted to
this repulsive place. moved like an angel OF hope to
and fro among her wreched pupils, and her sweet and
hopeful emile was sufficient to check any unseemy re-
marks or actions of those 10 the street.
The redemption of the Old Brewery, and the other
important results of the sbors Of those true phlanhro
pss who have devoted themselves to this most odiou
field call for especial congratulsion. We trust thai
now that We have found hopeful men and loving women
willing to labor for the redemption of the people who
! thus "sit In darkness, the "sinews of war will
| not be wanting Let all things needful and proper
be supplied for the crussde against Rum and its children
(vl:e and Ignorsnce) in the Five Points.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS PRo-
1EcrIyE AssocrArroN-Mr Neil Macarthur has been
ele cled President of this Association. This Society
or,inated during the labor movement OF 1850 and no
numbers 200 members The members feel grea, inte
in the passage OF the Homestead bill by Congress
and unless it is passed they will unite with the associa
ed workmen of the city In making their votes tell at the
ballot box In that direction which most favors the views
of the Land and Labor Reormer. This is another indi
cation Of the feeling which pervades the meetings
the working men and mechanics Of this city on the
lnscton Of the present Congress on questions OF VIA
character
DEPARTURE OF THE ARCTIC.-The L
s Mail steamship Arctic Capt Luce, smiled on Satur
day at noon for Liverpool with s29j coo In American
whose names will be found under the appropriate head
PEACHEs.-Thc first good peaches Of
the season arrived al Washington market from Phila
delpbla on Saturday last They were of the kinds
known as Rarehpes' and Honest johns, and are
from the orchards of the State of Delaware.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-An accident of Il
al, frrda N NJ
Drake living at No ia ST. Marks place, the particulars
Of which are as follows tappears that Mr.. Drake was
proceeding up town in one OF the small cars, and wheR
opposite Canalst. one Of the New.Haven cars came
down and turned into the d6p6, 10 Canal st, Before
this car was clearly out Of the way, the small one started
again. and rs the end of the large swung round Il
came In contact with the small one from the window OF
which Mr. D. had thru. bis arm, which, unfortunately
was caught and cut In serious manner. Mr.. Isaac V,
schermerhorn conductor of the small car, conveyed
the In ured man his residence and at his own expense
procured the attendance of physician. He rendered
such other of kindness as lay In HIS power, before
resuming bis duhest
KILLED on THE SIXTH-AvENUE RAIL
AoAD.-Qulte recently the Slzthsv Railroad Company
placed new car on the track of their road, since
which tine numberless boys have amused themselves
BY pushing 1t along The road. On Saturday evening
this amusement was being repeated, when George
Lucas lad 10 years Of age who was riding on the for
ward part Of the car lost his balance, fell before the
wheel which passed both his legs nearly severing
them from his body, and Otherwise injuring him Sc
yerely. lie taken 10 a drugstore and attended
by DR. Mott but died Ia a few hours afterward. The
deceased taken the residence Of his parents No
III Wsverly-psce, where the Coroner will mold an In
quest
ACCIDENT FROM THE FALLING OF A
ScAFFoLD-At 10 S'clock Saturday morning ascsfod
erected at building ia FrsDkforts, ia the rear Of
Frerchs Hotel, on which several men were at work,
way and precpated them into the cellar distance
Of nearly Is feet Dominck Falls had his collar bone
broken and otherwise badly injured perhaps fatally.
John Haley another sb0rer mad his eil broken Inc
injured men were conveyed 70 the NewYork Hospital