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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
RUTGERs FEMALE INSTITUTE The

RUTGERs FEMALE INSTITUTE The
Thirteenth Annual Commencement of this insti-
tuition was held yesterday, in the Rutgers.st.
Church. The faculty, headed by Rev. DIR. Ferris,
PRESIDENT, were in atteI dance, as well as a large
number Of gentlemen interested in education.
Inc SIDE pews and galleries were filed almost ex-
clus"ely with ladies-.he body of the house with
the pupils, who came in procession, dressed in
white and wearing wreaths and lowers in profu.
sion.
The exercises commenced with song of greet
ing, after which Dr. Ferris offered PRAYER. The
reports of the Committees on Composition were
then read. The gold medals, for the best conoo.
sitiOns were awerded-in the Third Department
TO Miss jamie l.. Fleet in the Second Department
TO Mise Josephine &. Young in the First Depart
men to Miss Mary C. Seey c, all of New-York.
The reports on Penmanship, French, Music Geo
eraphy and Mathematics followed. We did not
catch the name Of the recipient Of the medal for
Penmansho Miss Jalia A. Seger, Of New \ DIRK,
received that for French Miss Mary w. Hustled,
Of Jersey City, for Geo yraphyi Miss Elizabeth A.
Louderback, Of this City, for Mathematics, being
the highest honor Of the Institute. The reading
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DIED.

n, Tbur,Ssv ornips July al Unou House. HAD
Of drop-y Mr. LAJ "A BOZ L. @s-d - yeas, VIE o
sad daughter Of the late John 1nam OF Ohs
Her romans wsre deyos.ted 10 GreeuSOOd Censt-fy.
Al Red BanE, J., Fnday moruins July ., REBbccA.
Low of the ltt1 Henry }. Iffuanps sse5 "a years.
Previous 10 Der requested b lad beds her hosbsas
and .on N GsenwooJ and had made by nee
suds % t0mpy With her request bot they pre-
r~u.@l by her rey-s her 10 be nsed az
Rcd Bank three hyun previous 70 thar arnya although sJ bad
cor-sp ted o. tie gcuent
In Bfook July after sor lae-s, MARC ARET GEAksi
vi Edmuad Jones, s he late residence Myrtle bess-e
Aes phAsud Cl-rEout
He fnests and he enss Of the family are respectfully "''''
attend the funeral coek precisely the Oth ins
Bisdsy mornns, uly y LILLIAN NENCOhB -. A.
Bs ireuds, and those q hls COhn and
vted 20 attend hs funeral thus afternoon AZ 5oc"eA
We.tl1ikst
Friday July DANIEL d. JONES, sz-d To- s.-,.l % SUE
Tie ebd Of tie amy are invited 10 aitrnd .s e,s
day afternoon sococs whoai further
r-denoe, No. abnsoa place, south ~ ~ ~ IOos fsiaaA
DrOxsed on Tborsiay, july 5, wtle es'A's "
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE AT THE ATLANTIC DOCK.--At an
early hour yesterday morning flames were seen Issuing
from one of Mr.. A. +. Mssterss storehouses on ths
north side of the Atlantic Dock and before efective eff
forts could be made to eXtnguish IT, the whole building
was envelcped ia fames Besidesthe machinery, there
were upwards Of coo bushels Of grain IL the bHidn at
the time all Of which totally destroyed, leaving
nothing but the bare walls standing TIE fremen ex
eIted themselves nobly in preventing the flames from
communicating with the adjoining buildings and the um
Der yards in immediate proximity The entire loss Is
estimated al from $4,000 to $4,000 Tne building aud
machinery were insured T. the extent of about $1,000
but the grain was not insured The property belon ged
TO Capt Nye of the steamship Pa;inc. his not known
bow the fire ori,irGted. Tnere were present and on
duty on this occasion gnts Noe. T. H. 10 10 and IL
Hose Ncs. l. 2ard 3 and Hook and Ladder No !. Ea'
gipes Nos l. and disabled at the fire last night
and Noe s. 3 10 aud 10 we're disabled at previous hre'
Ia addition Nos. AM 5 are out OF service.
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wing synopsis :
Total..........5,6l4

There remaining on the island, on the Goth ult
50 men, ls6 women 7l5 boys and 1903 girls In all 1854
persons classified follows At school five hours per
day. 449 boys l9s girls children not of proper age to
attend school l2l boys, "a girls idiots 10 boys, 20 girls
al work In the nurseries men, Isl women, boys at
work on the farm, "a men, women boatmeD, . men !;
in sewing shop men, 20 women; shoemskers, men :
carpenters, men In the hospital, l22 boys, 81 girl,
Since the Board of Governors first organized, 90j
children have been placed out in various situations
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DOUBLE YOUR MONEY :. ., We notice the formation of a
NV Nlsg. at Nii4sbTdse. aud would 'ecammrnd such
Of readers visa to purchase pho, ground IL tie
country st rOnre price, 10 turn the attention 10
this delightful LEGALITY such fsvoabs opportunity very
selcom occurs l. Is s,ible by tie ON the City
Hall cry half hour IL in no pat more than 10 1ues
walk from ctp6t ard Is in most healthy ard pctur-
esoue ocsticn; tdyansgs which the rapid s- of the los
show be appreciated by the public ttw lots we IN
desiFnd remsn TO be disposed o. AID can b5 secured
by mnt date applicant at the o'h;e OF
l.. NEWELL n Co, No Nss,au-s'.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLiC.-Gentlem

INUIII r TO I III 7 z bIiIt 'FUIIVIOIII'7'
have seen your paper Of the 9th July instant article
respecting Quartz Crushing Machine stated 10 have boon
construct By Mr. John A. Collins have areadY Oh AIMED
IateLt ton improvement in Mills for Crushing Q1sH,
both IT. this country and 10 England OF wh;h the Machine
said 10 haze been constructed by Mr. Collins is direct in
rnetment The of wheels well spheres for crush
ing grinding part Of invention aud have tho
certificate ard Signature OF said John L. Collins my draw
rgs from the iIsp cton Il which aud my model coutden
TALLY shown 10 him ard Information derived from the
idea tie ne which from your description has been
ocrstIucted was taken. would sdd that em prepared,
aud fu Is determined d. fsnd my rights Ia the premises,
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WILLIAMsBURGH DIspENsARY-Apoh
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

REVISION OF THE CRY CHARTER.-
The present embarrassment OF the City Government,
with the prospect of no slight difficulty aud delay In
removing all distractions TO municipal operations and
doubts Of telr vai1ity-s great share of which s at
butbble to the lameness of the City Charter together
with ether serious defects in that instrument-wl rem
Ger its revision of the important subjects for the
attention Of the Board, when it shall have been organ
lied. The Council should take up the Charter and 70
through with 1t In the most scrUhnizng aud discreet
Manner srens thening It's weak points and supplying
liz notwithstanding complete for the action Of tho
next Legislature Its strcines, correctness and com
pe,eness Is of vital Importance to the good government
and prosperity Of Jersey City
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CAiyerusemsnt ]

GLEAsoN's PlCToRIAL.-The second vol
une Of this sp endd illustrated weekly has been elegantly
hound ard is for sale at the periodical drp6ts and A. s.
Frerchs office. of Nassau and Spucests II Is st
eesarty get No. bound in s with Illuminated tides and
g. back and forms rich ornament for he pa lo Besides
eubracir an immense amount # tho most interesting lite
ray matter Ito i6 psge rewn throughout with brill
liant ill straon of nearly subject 81 public interest
thus formiIg most vsua) and attractive rscold 4 the
times Price three collars No one who examines It and
real,zes the value VII be without Il.
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MARRIED..

c,hS,v JAY = 10 ac,r 1ib fcead' ceremony tos
vi a. FWsaEE 20 PiEBh - daughter Of james bf'ss''
aio M ~ int 10 b., okiyu b. Rev. " Lewis D. D. DE-.
tngs ; NICHOLS, OF East Boston % Mas CohhhLiA n
IttXt 8 Z f,rmeliT 81 en- bridge, Nus -
0s day he sh n, the Ceain Presoyisrsa Chareh'
p@,oe - hy Rev DR. Adams Nr. SAMUEL KIP " Mss MA
~ N nILIER al Of tits City.
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RopYIsMAND REMEDIES MesSrS. z Ii

tors The increase of crime the erociy and frequency
of assaults private citizens at night 10 this City and
The uDderisbe im5ec!iy and incicieucy of The police
s creating great alarm 10 the decent and orderly por
ton of our inhabitants lis time sonnet hing should be
done to relieve Ourselves Private volunteer organza
lion is recommended by some-others Departing of re.
relief are srnng Themselves. Hundreds of residents
now have a couple Of revolyers, with four and six bar
re at night their bureau and In their pocket. In the
streets. The Corporation, meanshile 90 nothing. The
truth s the mode of appointing the police Is the
of the greater part of the difficulty and the interference
Of Aldermen and suretie IN d.chargng prisoners have
togetl caused all the mischief With such Common
Council as have now, neither hope for nor expect
sny amendment. | great trouble ahead, and desi
rous Of avoiding difficulties | cannot defend myself
against have determined, hundreds have done, to
remove forthwith roy family to Connecticut, where my
person and property will be safe and where my taxes
will be less and my anxiety for the safety ofmy children
will be entirely removed. If the citizens don't soon
wake up and redress themselves, prophecy a very
large emigration Of wealthy citizens of in the
course Of the present year. An OLD RESIDENT.
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FOUND DRowNED.-The Coroner, yes
terdsy held inquest at the foo, Of Houston't T. Il,
upon the body of en- unknown lad aoou, Is years Of
age who was found floating in the river The deceased
from the fact Of bis being without cons, supposed
to have been drowned while bathing lis had severe
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TIE OPINIoNoN THE CONTESTED SEATS.

-Jrdge Green OF Trenton, 70 whom the Committee Of
Aldermen having the subject in charge applied, decn-
I'd giving opinion relative TO the difficulty. Tho
Cennittee have gone to Judge Eeyins, at New Bruins
wick,-s Judge of the Supreme Coart whose term Of
service will shortly explre-to obtain his opinion upon
TIE subject The members Of the Board are 10 hopes
to receive opinion in season TO allow Of meeting.
and an organization Tuesday evening next, 30 that
nsny Of the pressing wants Of the City may receive In
mediate attention.
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ST.. PAUL's METHODIST Z. CHURcH.--
on Sunday nbmoroW) occurs the Fifth Anniversary
Of the Church On this occasion Rev. Wesley Kenny,
and Rev Samuel Y. Monroe Of Newark and Rev. j. B.
Wake'ey OF NeTYork, will preach sermons during the
day. and efforts will DO made to raise funds TO erect
LsrsOpsge.
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The NEW LuYATIc AsYLUM.-The

TIE NEW LUNATIC AsfLUM.-Ine
Board Of Supervisors yesterday adopted she report OF
the COMMITTEE recommending the purchase OF the
Crooke Farm al Failau1s for site for neE County
stie Asylum According to the report the Farm is
eIoht miles d.sri from the Fulton Ferry, at tie eod #
,be Flstbu.h roed IL the town Of Fasndg. c0nEins
from IS to 80 acres Of upland Of an excellent tli5le
character, ard about lOC0 acres OF salt meadow,
through which there Is running stream OF excellent
water. The whole can be purchased for S%5Olo
resolution, authorizing the purchase OF the ABOVE ia'
VA, APPENDED to the report, and the wa'le was
adorted Yeas Eays6. In order TO cilnc0 me "'o''
latter q rrotion - recogsidsr was maze anu ''''
,-s.e. N.vso resolution was su9seq lehIlf ca
"a -, vote Of II AYES to Nays, rsiclndins al pro-
-. heretofore relating to the location oil inc h1
..,a I'm, 10 "a the County Farm at tia''u'n'
roppINe A SAILoR.-Ofiicer' Notary
"a Douoberiy, Second Ward Police arrested two
re,,erdsy on charge Of robbery, made oy
49, named WIN Longieue. The statement OF the
:, ,bst he was induced to enter drinking place
VI 9, where he was shown into back room
49, drrina some time be thrO ~ upon the ho'r
and held by one Of the parties, while the oiher pro-
cseded ~ search his pocke,s but fndiog notang pao
a. n. boots snd took from between the lining s%if N
cold pieces, and dacamped, leaving him smo@ SUMO
Gated With the gsggins he had been subjected TO- in'
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INFAMOUS ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-B

INFAMOUS ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-Be-
tween and 10 o'clock Tnursday evening, most
Infamous attempt at rape made upon the person OF
Miss Caroline Place, residr at No Isl 5xhav, by one
of the gar 20 of awess vagsbonds WAC nfest the River
Wards on the west eide of the City 1t appears taat
Miss Place, accompanied by Mr.. NJ Mitchell, ofN -
Lewis g., was viking walk In Fourteentn.st, aud
when near the Tenth they attacked by gang
Of about ten scoundrels, who beat Mr.. Mitchell To a
sham efu manner, and then Selling tho lady whom he
was escortng they attempted to put In practice their
yiIlaircrs design. Officer Mcpherson, of the Einth
Ward however, was near at the time, and rushed to
her rescue he fortunate enough to capture Of
the scouudrtls while in the act when the others
of The fellow was taken before Justice Stuart to
whom he gave his name as VIM Myers. He was
locked up.
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CITY ITEMS.

GmUSEnEETs &C, rms DAY AND EVENING.
Nblos GsrienFren.h Ballet Company Sket,hrs IA lnja.
rsuunis nussum-Ces~sL Sculpture: The Village Phantom.
Aston Pbce-Donetus Comic Troupe Of Trained Anims-,
,st,lers Cosmo "a ASIA Muor Day and Eysnus
aobokeu-Otto Cotiase-Concert. tAfsrnoonl
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REPAIR OF THE HoPE MnLs.-Work-
men are employed in rebuilding that portion OF ths
Hope Mills pro,trated by the late boiler expCs'on-
Boilers Of the best material will be put 10 place Of inc
late one,, and none but the most thorough ana expo
riepced ensineers will be employed to supefineaa
Item.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-There was q
meeting of this Board at the City Hall Thursday
evening
The Committee on Evening Schools reported In favor
Of the Evening Schools opening on the Sd Monday In
September and continuing - weeks which was
adopted. They will be under the charge of this Com
nittee.
The Committee CD ,nual presented manual, which
was adOpttd and 80 copies OF It ordered printed
The Committee ColOred Schools reported that q
large portion of the coored children do attend the
schools provided for them.
The Committee on School Discipline reco nmend that
tire summer vacation commence on the 81 Friday In
July four weeks Il decided hnally that the vaca.
ton should commence on the 4th Fridsy la July, aud
continue four weeks, 10 allow the teachers an
opportunity attend the State Convention of Teachers.
Committee, CONSISTING # d. d. Winsnt. President Of
TIE Board and Mesrs Wall Robinson and NJ L. Baker,
was authorized TO invite Thomas Francis Msagher to
visit tie Public Schools of Wliamsburgh.
WILLIAMsBURGH DIsPENsARY-Ap0h-
ecorgs Rpor for Month Of June The whole number Of
psei treated during the month OF June 352, viz
Patients treated AT the Dspenssry 29S do do At their
houses, II vaccnated, 67 total, 3s2 Males l42 f.
D. alec, 2i0 total. $50 Born In Ireland 226; do. do
tnied States, 1856; do do England, l2 do do Germar
ny g; do do. Scotland, 2 total 352 Disssses-Rheu-
malism, minor surgery, GO injuries % fevers IL
aDc ear, 10; smallpox, g heat lungs and throat
% skim ~ nervous IS; abdomen, 100 secondary
E, philis . vaccination, o. total 352.
A LuNATIC. Officer Walsh took up q
poor luna;ic, who calls himself Paul Jones, aud who
in sues that In half hour he lsto be hung with )u
heviDg had fair trial He is constantly calling for
Louise" He was lodged in the cells-to be sen. 10
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WILLIAMSBURG.


CRY WING AssocIArIos.-At the
meeting OF this Association on Thur,d.v ev.,,, =,
Ashland Hal, Il was recommended that War A..oc,.
tons be formed. The nominations Of the S.aon Con.
vention were formally ratified.
RATIFICATION MEETING. The Whigs
Of the city were making arrangements to have Rsd-
hcston Meeting, when their pro ,eedngs were inter-
rupted by the sad event of the death of Mr. Clay Tho
preparations resumed and In few days 4. viii
probably occur In most spirited demonstration.
PoLTIcAL The Wings of the XIth
Ward held another enthusiastic meeting at the Bar.
racks, corner OF Myrte-ay and Nayysts on THURSDAY
evening when preininsres we're entered Into for q
grand dedication Of their large roo 10 come of on the
10Th inst, the anniversary Of the battle OF Lurdys
Lane. Inc Whigs of tho With Ward are also pre-
parng themselves to organize, and will meet for thai
purpose In Flushing sv, On Tuesday evening next.
FALL OF BUILDINGs.-Oa Thursday
afternoon, two buildings, in the course of ersco, an
DiVision-av., near Twelfhst, tumbled down partially
account Of flaw Of wind from the south Tho walls
but eight inches thick Two OF the workman en-
gagged on the buildings were some What injured. They
were two stories In hight
ANOTHER MAD Doc KILLED.-Another
mad dog was killed on Thursday He was dispatched
in North Secondst, near Unionsv, and made an
almost successful attempt at biting little sir Mad
dogs are rather too numerous.
ENGINE MATCH.-The contemplated
match between Engine Companies No. aud No. has
been postponed to the Goth Inst Meanwhile permissioa
for th, match will be sought of the Common Council
COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Charles BarthOldt,
who use knife to stab hi, broherInlaw, has beea
sent to Jail for 30 days
70 The proprietors of the Catharino
Ferry constructing another ship the landing foot
of Man.street In anticipation of placing an additional
boat upon the ferry.
~ Two brothers, named Mitchell, were
brought before Justice King yesterday, charged with
stealth qeaDt,y OF books from SchoOlhouse No H. n
Wssbing ton avenue The property found Ia their
possession. They sentenced to the House Of Ref
uge.
t. Michael Carroll, boy, was picked
up by the First Ward Police yesterday In Bergeu-st
having been Frustrated by -exertion. He was
carried TO the Station House and restoraives applied
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RANDALL's IsLAND.-The children on

RANDALL's IsLAND.-The children on
Rsndas Island celebrated the national annIver
sary with much spirit having procession, speeches.
vocal and instrumental music and other jubIant exer
clses. More than thousand persons visited the island
during the day, many of them taking acceptable pre-
cents to the young people who are So entirely depend
ent upon the liberal charities Of the City Appropriate
addresses delivered by two Of the ten Governors
and the President Of the Board read interesting sta
tlca account of the admissions discharges and deaths
at the institutions the island from May 8, lSi9 to
June 26 1852. We give the following synopsis
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PUBLIC HEALTH.-The Mayors sixth
nominee for Health Officer was DR.. r Drake, but the
Aldermen unceremobiously rejected bin-so we are
still without protection from epideInics.
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King
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USELESS WoRK.-The Mayor last night
vetoed resolution Of the Assistant Aldermen giving
So lQ1 50 as extra compensation for work done pier
No 70 N. r. At the time the Assistants took NJ
a resolution come days since vetoed by the Mayor
granting TO Philip Mabe exclusive use OF slip No T.
N r. and passed it IN spite of the veto by vote of
TO The Mayor only wastes time in vetoing any thing
that these men choose to pass they no more for
him or bis opinions than they do for the public interest
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CITr WIG AssocIArros.-A, the
meeting of this Association on Thur.dsy evening at
Ashland Hail. L was recommended that WARD A..oc,.
tons be formed The nominations Of the N.aon al Con-
veption were formally ratified.
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her rescue he fortunate enough 10 capture of
the scouu dres while in the act when the others
Of. The fellow was taken before Justice Stuart to
whom he gave his name as VIM. Myers. He Was
locked up.
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY. - officer
Smith, of the Eighth Ward, while patrolling his beat
Yesterday morning, between and o'clock, Observed
three fellows endesvorDg entrance into the
hosiery aud fancy store of Hsdden Earle, No 3Jj
Hudsonst He Immediately rushed to arrest them. and
,ucceeded in capturing Of the party whom he took
before Justice Stuart He gave his John
Gordon and was committed to prison. The other two
escaped. They were when detected, attempting to
pry open the front door with crowbar.
FxTRApITIoN CAsE.-U. S. CIRCUIT
CovRr-Before Judge Betts-In the matter of Thomas
Ksine claimed under the Ashbanon Treaty, on cnarge
Of having attempted to take life Of James Bale In
he County OF Wesmeab, ireland, decided upon by the
II : Con missioner, and brought up hsbeas corpus,
s,re.dy referred to- Judge B. made Adhesion yesterday,
The respective counsel, Mr. Charles Edwards behalf
NJ the application and Mr. r. Bas!sed for defense, be.
ingpresenL
Toe Judge stated that owing b one Of MS arms hay
ing been somewhat lame, be had ye. prepared
ouipicu in fall, but will do so His decision is thai the
commissioner had jurisdiction, and the proceedings
we're gula AID the hGbeas corpus must be discharged
TIE Juo &c stated the heads Of the different branches
Of The and his decision upon them, which are brief
| " as follows:
l. ULder the provisions Ct the Judiciary act of the
Unit, States District Judge hold Circuit Court
. That during term time Of such Circuit Court, such
Dhuict Judge could issue writ of habeas corpus,
turr rble in Cour Chambers.
3 That under the treaty Aslburton) and The act to
carry it OUT rt OF hoJtds corpus could be issued
l. That proceeding Ia hebeds corpus in such case
is obtained under the common Law.
s. That tee parties for defendant not regular Ia
presenting traverse Ia this case.
g. That in habfas corpus allowed in case Ike this
al that would be looked to would be the authority oil
the Commissioner and bis Jurisdiction Of the 'tter
7. That the treaty, and the &C. carrying II QUIZ pro
vide for the whole law II this
g The Commissioner magistrate with'h 'a0
terms Of the frosty.
9. That TIE magistrate did no, require requs'HO"
more important in s requisiions or emana'i0s
tisbcr officer Che Consul than In thisca.e'