New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

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Scuoo, ron Boys.-Prof s. S. Norton.
widely and favorahy knowa az Teacher IN cur my
hss resigned the yos, Of Principal IN the hour-nins yer
non Academy IN order % open an Engsh ana 'sescn'
Boarding School for Boys in the rural and oe4uiu VII
lace Of Vernon Oneida Co. n T. Not more than fifteen
pur,s In all will be taken, who viii be members Of Pro'
~ family and constantly under his supervision lie
may be consulted No 81 Greenc-ft in this Cry from
sto 10 NJ and from p n I'LL the 9Th Of May and
we cordially commend him parents having children
to educate after the approved manner His School
opens on the 10th of May.
A RUN REGIoS.-In that part OF Null
berry-s, running through the Sixth Ward, along the
northeastern boundary Of the Five Points region 'ere
are % buildings numbers Of which about ten are IN
inhabited leaving sc and Of these there are enough
meathops bakeries and stores 10 deduct dozen more
We then have about IS houses left, reaching space oil
about 400 feet and in ftyeight of ihese buildings
Intoxicating liquors retaed Fiiiyeisht r'im-shops
in quarter of mile is pretty liberal allowance, even
for the Democratic Sixth Ward
EFFECT OF NEWSPAPERS UPON THE
MINDS OF INSANE PERsoNs.-Mayor Berry, OF WI.
larnsbureh publishes letter the subject of moral
ascertancd in h last visits to the Lunatic Asylum that
the reception Of newspapers by that unfortunate class OF
patients produced very satisfactory impression upon
them and seems decidedly, to call them back for the
moment to some degree Of reason.
HUNGARIAN FUND.-We acknowledge
the receipt of the following in aid OF Hungarian
Freedom
Operatives in Cliff Nine (mostly Gemans) Lake A.. N
onersyes in Nerth American Mines, do do... D 50
Quarter dollar subscriptions from citizens OF f' % .,
German i Hungarian Liberty Association Muscatine
w =
Total since last ackno wledgment ...........s7o I"
REAL EsrArE.-Anthony J. Blocker
sold by auction, yesterday, the following property
threesory brick houses and lots Of ground Nos l53
1855 and 157 Anthony-st between Orange and Little
WateIsts. in parcel for. .......SA'o
Adrian H. Muller also sold the following:
house and lot south side of 22d-st zsx9o9... 1900
house and lot adjoining, 2Sxs8S 9foo
ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE NEw-JER-
sEY RArLRoAD-The Newark O'Clock train on Monday
morning ran into the of the Philadelphia train at the
Bergen Station the latter having halted moment at that
place to take in passengers The engine of the Newark
train was considerably shattered by the collision, one
car of the Philadelphia train thrown of the track, and
another somewhat broken Fortunately no one was in
jured.
HUpsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.-The central
roads, Qrom Albany to Buffalo) having postponed the
adoption of their Spring arrangements, from the 10Th to
the Goth ns the proposed change in the running Of the
trains of this road connect with the central roads,
will also be postponed to that day Thereafter passen
gers and baggage will be tickeed through to and from
this city and the principal places West of Albany
VISITING FIREMEN. - The Weccacoe
Hose Company, of Philadelphia proposes are in
formed to visit NewYork in June next and participate
in the demonstration Of the Fire Department of this City
The gentlemanly bearing of the members of the Wee
cscoe" entite them to, and will doubtless secure for
them cordial welcome and kind reception from their
brethren Of this City.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-We
are very glad to hear that the artists and their friends
propose to make the Exhibonroo of the Academy,
place of informal retnon every Wednesday evening
The plan altogether excellent for not only promotes
more intimate acquaintance among the artists them
selvee but it tends cultivate intelligent inter
est in the exhibition, and in art generally.
PRINTER's UNIoN.-At a meeting of the |
Union on Saturday night, Jesse Howell, John L. Brown
and William A. Baker elected delegates to the Ma.
hona Union which is to meet in Cincinnati on the LIST
Monday of May. D. c. Henderson was elected dele
gate to the Y City Industrial Congress in place Of II.
Guild, removed from the State.
LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies of the P. f.
Free Church of St Jude will hold Fair for the sale OF
fancy articles in the Metropolitan Hall Wednesday
aw@a;p-
ments in the evenings. They solicit contributions,
which may be preferred through Rev. II. D. Ward, No
$40 Broadway.
The ALLEGED CALIFORNIA TICKET
SwINDLr.-The examination of Hall Crooks will COM
mence this afternoon, at o'clock. That of Hamilton
Co to take place On Thursday afternoon, at the same
hour A large number of persons were in attendance
waiting to see what turn the matter viii take
CHARTER OAK GRAPE.-This is one of
the argest and finest grapes of which we have any
knowledge. 1t is native of Springfield, Mass, very
sweet free from seeds, and hardy. Mr. John p Wilson
No. $40 Grsndst has vines and roots for SALE and we
urge every HORSEPOWER procure at least Of them
ET James l.. Christie, of Haverstraw,
denies that Capt DeNoyelles (who was killed on the
Hudson River Rslroad) intoxicated when he lost
his hfe We have doubt that Mr. C. is well informed
and accordingly give his denial Our account from
a passenger
Fulton FERRY SLIP.-Since the extern
sion fthe pier the northern side Of the Fulton Ferry
landing the pilots of the boats find great difficult
~ in steering into the slip, owing. doubt change
in the current OF the River
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr.-This
Court opened yesterday. Judge Belts stated thai
Judge had been assigned yet hold the District Court
that he might hold the Circuit and the Court al.
journed TO Monday next