New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

sage from the Mayor IN regard 10 the chahgcs oi p~
trcts and Inspectors of Election in the Eighteenth ana
other Wards The Boar adj ourned until Monday
CoRRrcrrox- learn that the reported
burning Of LIoHrpoDy's Ink Factory mistske.--
Only she'd in the destroyed the factory goes
on usual.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE. sketch Of the ad-
dress of Hon. Mr. DIXON is crowded out.
MISSIONARY IsrELLI0ESCE.-TO the Editor
Of tn. ~ T. Tribune Rev. WILLIAM NJ LIVELY who
has devoted his time TO the gospel ministry chiefly.
however as missionary for more than sixteen years
In the City of NewYork begs leave to report that dur
Ing this term he has been enabled TO carry the gospel
TO the dwellings of fifteen hundred or more families
The Sailors Home, boarding houses and other places
OF have engaged hi attention The cause oil the
widow and orphan have been constsntly before ma
mind He haf preached every week lie has served tho
congregation OF Rev DR.. PENNINGTON sew raj times.
He has dniIu ted unugual number oil choice cts
which have been gladly receivel ma y oil v llch
are from The pen of Rev. DR.. ALEXANDRA, Bishop
WILSON J. NJ MASON, DoDDRIDGE, j. H. LIVINGSTON.
WESLEY, n. 3 y. BEMAN, J. A. VAUGHAN nv X
KNLL, Rev. II. ScouGALL Rev LEIGH RICHMOND. and
Bi hon j. r. X HENsHAw Besidcs the above services
referred to- the following have been topics OF dscussi)n
l. The resp nibility Of mothers to ;her children 2
Physical, moral and mental education OF children j.
" T.
union. s. Virtue, the highest quality of the soul D.
The world more than two thousand years behind the
tue age T. The church and state frequently tall into
error that calculated lead good and innocent mon
into The & good educstln the strength and nn
oman eut Of any ration O. Industry the road 10 wealth.
respeo liability honor and happnc,s TO- The situation
Of females demands the very best education. IL True
morality md tn, ology yield to the Bible. ~ Sefrc-
fpect and rhe true honor Of man. H. False positions
and false doctrines arie either from ignorance wick
edness and extremely injurious TO the happiness OF
Ia ethics
together 10 tell a falsehood under any consderancn
Is man without honest principle not good citi'
"And daily, In temple and In every nous tney
ces ed not To teach and preach JESUS CHRIST And
LEI us be weary in wcldoing Tor IN due season We
shtil reap II we faint not
RAILROAD ACCIDEsr.-On Thursday morning
a. the down trim on the Harlem Railroad coming
Though the tunnel Ninety secondst Mt 6i o'clock
rock ssid to be oftwo weight rolled down from the
embankment upon the track The conductor saw II and
reversed the engine but not in time to wholly ayoida
coi.ion The rock was carried along some distance by
the ccw-ca,cher which WINS wrecked aud tho locomo-
tive somewhat injured and thrown from the track.
None OF the rasseneer attaches of this train wero In
iured more than slight bruises The other down trains
were sgit, he'd oil and through the tunnel ON the
other tack mc lately after the accident occurred
large number Of laborers were set to work to remove
the rock end engine from the track The engineer did
ell In his power 10 prevent the collision, but did not
discover the obstruction in time.
There Il altogether TOO much negligence with mot
companies in regard to sloping banks tunnels, deep
cuts &c where rocks and earth msy be washed down.
No one will ply the Company for their loss aud af
will execrsie them for carelessness.
TBy AIosGsHoRE- Mesa TumOr was cur
rnt Yesterday in the City that these men, VINO were
tey ON the stke for increase Of wages intended 10
make another demonstration to-day, and the Chfi OF
Police fearing that repetition Of The violence 'ed ~
them On a former occasion might take place, has or
dreda large force of his % be In Attendance M m
p, rIv hour this morning the City Hail. In order TO 10
in readiness to quen my a,urDes ',d h hs ,assn9
is they crin) their just rights will refrain from tram
cling upon those Of the rest OF the community
Srr.yoyRs.-At the AsroR. Hon. J. w. Mil
Ter New Jersey J. MeLareD, glasgow; G. II. Winicr.
Wssfipgton: Newell : urtiyaDt Boston; Col d. Ham
iton Albany; P. B. William. syracusei Judge Harris.
Albany: T. LOchhsrf, wOslcnns; J. w Bradley.
baltimore; Mr. Wiliams Sew-Oreans: =. X. Nichols.
burlington C. T. Plat, Philadelphia Wm. b. johnson.
Cincinnati J. H. Church. Mobile; R. Mcconnell, Boston,
and others. .
Of sardian Parssmeuf, Turin Hon. John A. Collier,
Rrehamfon g. Thomas, Eew-Orleans Chas Royers,
Florida !. Bonney, Philadephis; J. W. Morris, wet
che,ter Hon. C. Hasbrouck, Sewburgh Prof spock-
er Her-York; w. 7. Smith, CornDl Col Kinney,
Virginia j. L. Kng. Massachusetts ". =. Miller, Baf-
falo II. Hunter, Navy w. W. for,y,h Albany:
At the Isvrso. Hon Robert Neron, Philadelphia;
p. Durham, Wet Troy; w. Corniack Montreal; C. r..
stnrkweather Chicago c. A. Seward, Auburn; Capt
Mcdowell, Army J. Janncey yirduia; G B. H. Dafe,
Ru sellville; J. w Ingsl. Jefferson; H. Rsyner. L"-
erpool, and others.
To- ALEX. JACKSON, first assistant-kceper
Of the CITY pron. died on "Wednesday evening. At his
place Of residence No "a Rosest. Of spoplexy sser
sn illness Of less than three days M scs
ba.
with great fidelity and was widely known a. an M ~ n.
offcer and good man Few II any IN ioe ~ msl..bi.
nsr.,oent Of hi. CRY poesessed the anoun o.
pf,nirai ,rornson that Mr. JACKSON DID, and hi' 'oss
viii be severely felt in that Department
FRxs-Yesterdsy morning, about > oclSck;
"a. aeo,rrrd on the int floor Of The building 10,
nIe w. :, rrrsr psrt occupied % dwelling me ew
r.,s '. s.be The flames WIRE e.iinsa',snssS ~
Fourth Ward Police ss.ssd By 'o%s the wori oS de-
a.Ass in p.n full Of HOLLYWOOD. saturated "'ih Ga"
Ye.terday afternoon. about o'clock, sn "n'
- ,Ss fruu,e building Ne ~ Mcibe'rvsr ''e"'