New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

eea AAtcI IN me cause on educllou aI1
commended that aid TO establish an academy be fur
nished them
The case of Rev. John s Ebausa, Of New-York.
which vas In order ct the Adjournment on
Friday, was resumed, and occupied the day. and Will
probably continue through this day He pastor Of
The German Reformed Church in Forsyth-st, New-York
and wAs sdjudged guilty BY bis CLASSIC Of frsudueuty
representing the membership of his Church, and Of
confumacy In Withdrawing from the examination which
the CLASSIC sought 70 institute, and BY casting paper
upon the table in defiance viii ID contained sanderous
charges For that ne suspended, and appealed to
the Particular Synod unsucccssfully for review Of
judgment he now appeals to the General Synod. The
case Is quite interesting
Rev Ira BOce, OF Clarerack delivered an able
mon on Foreign Mission last evening
MISSIONARY CAUsE.-It is announced
BY the General Synod that this evening appropriated
to hearing Rev. Dr. Pomeroy, Secretary of the Amer
can Board Of Foreign Missions aud Rev Dr. Srles, in
behalf OF the American Bible Society They willspeak
in the church occupied by the Synod of Fourth
and South secondsts. The anticipation that this
will withdraw its support from those Societies. is proba
bly, the occasion which calls for these addresses.
COMMON CouScIL.-The Board of Al
dermen met yesterday afternoon and evening. TIE
President of the Board occupied the Chair, and
tire Board, except AID Johnson Thsyer and wocdru =
were present. petition to allow the Myrtle line o
stages to extend through certain streets in the east part
of the city, referred TO the Stage Committed A
resolution pass, authorizing the Aldermen of scl
Ward to selec; locations for public csterns. Also
adopting plans drawn by Mr. John Holman for
hon m nn3f II ..ch
A committee of three, viz: Aldermen briggs, White
and Rapes was appointed to confer with the NewYork
Common Council and cooperate with them In the ar
rsngements for the reception OF Thomas Francis
Mesgher.
The Board adjourned to Mon lay evening. June H. a,
o'clock.
IMPROVEMENT OF GRAND-sT.-A move
ment on foot among some Of the property holders on
Grandst to have that street wiiened to IS feet with
carriage way 80 fee. wide and to have all the street
repaved curbed and guttered-this improvement
tend from the ferry to Bushwick The relaying of
the sidewalks Is included
CRY PARK.-The resolution, offered by
Aid. Rapbs, and adopted at former meeting Of the
Common Council, approprating $4,000 to purchase
site for City Park laid the table for further
consideration at the last meeting of the Board.
INTERMENT.-Marsh Lodge, No. lS3
l. o. o. F., accompanied the remains Of a deceased
member VIM. McMInster, to the place of burial on
Sabbath morning. and Inferred him with the usual
ceremonies band Of music preceded the procession
LICENSES AND RUM.-About 600 places
Of retailing liquor are open Sundays in Wiamsburgh
of which number but have been licensed by the
Board Of Excise, and the Board djourned for year
u The office of Justice Boswell has
been removed from Grand st to the new sationhouse
in North Fifth.st near Fifth
MAD DoG.-A dog, evidently mad, was
killed in South Seyenth.st, near Peck.slip Ferry on
Saturday ming
POLICE NEws.-The Sabbath was ap-
parenty well observed in Williamsburg. but the closing
Of the evening changed the appearance The P-
lice Court was crowded Monday morning with cases
which originated in the of the Sabbath Justice
Boswell disposed of about dozen cases of assault and
battery and halt asnany dsordery drunk ones accord
ing to their deserts.
The CHARGE or KIDNAPPING.-The
parties arrested Friday last the charge of kdnap
ping child that resided in Jackson ST. Brooklyn
discharged-no one appearing against them The child
has probably been found
FALSE PRETENsEs.-Y eSterday after
room, Officer Laramee captured one John N. Williams,
after chase of half hour He is charged with pur
chasing 500 in value Of lumber of Jesse NJ Rodman on
he lac At ba g
Brooklyn, and lots In Wiamsburgh, and the latter
he intended 10 the lumber 10 building In default of
bail to the amount of $500 he was committed.