New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24

nsNu.T D,sPESsAay The first Annual
,s..t,re OF the members If th's institution t"nS
.,.es OF MONDAY evening. az the PRESBYTERIAN
rAurch. corner OF Twenty second st, aud Fourth av.
r,ede,ick E. Msther, Esq. IN the char. Jesse
ar sededics, Esq acted : secretary
re Chairman called the meeting 70 order, and
- occasion to rema's teat the President
- the Society being succealy called from among
n.v the Bylaws made n imperative upon the n
- chose the next Vice Pfeaoent, to preside
y the Annual Meeting Tns duty cevolving upoa
Ssn he would therefore Claim their indulgence.
nan which the Secretary nereupon read the
1n1usl Report, showing the advantages OF me
TispsnsaIy, wbics was termed early 10 the year
1ssi IN order TO supply the wants OF the n-
issert sick in the upper part of the City. On the
Sea Feb 1851, number # gentlemen assembled
sosssher. and subscribed $3.50 each for the purpose
Ifomiyg q Dispehsary IN the upper part OF the
CIV They met again At the Presbyterian Church,
Am or OF Twenty second 81 ld Fourth. and On
~ 2th March the hrst meeting of the Board Of Man
ssers held They took steps collect funds for
- erection OF suitable Dspeasary, and a site for
such building has been purchased, corner Second
Az and Twenty tnird.sI.. for SUN OF So 600. Gen.
rscs are made and ground broken. the cost OF the
Building will De about $S2 600, making total OF $780,
CO., About $4,000 have already been obtained.
Three capable physicians have been employed,
whose abors already have been OF essential service
The Society embraces ali the indIgen. poor, without
reference to COLOR rehsi ion, or country to old or
The TIeasuYefs report was also read sho wing that
he receipts amounted to Gil 100 &C; expenditures
$1,000, balance on hand, 81 523 u. The report Of
iabors SINCE January last. Tney attended 756 pa.
tents sent TO Hospital, ~ discharged cured, 59S
died, ~ remaining for treatment, 80; vacclnated,
155 Of the aggregate amount there were 337 males,
and 4l9 females After the reading OF the reports
the question on their adoption vas put and carried
The following resolution was hsreupon proposed
De- aud cd hVC
Kirkland Esq, in briet out eloquent address:
Rsored That OF all yet devised for the physical
relief Of the Poor institutions Ike the Demt D'psnsa,y
have the fret and and strongest claim upon he ma
tsrsl beI evclehce Of the community whore located
Jhesreseluton was unanimously adopted
Rev DIR ALEXANDER proposed the next resolution
Rsoiped After what has bee accomplished in so short
ssd Of she XvIIIh ought will
tribute the Necessary means to perfect 50 pure ana noble
JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq seconded the resolution,
which passed unanimously.
Mr. HARTLEY next addressed the meeting in favor
Of the general objects of the institution, and pro-
nounced an affecting eulosy upon the character Of
their late President inspectors we're heTeupon APP
pointed. when the folio wing gentlemen were elected
managers for the ensuing year, after which the
MEETING separated Frederick Il. Mather, John
Campbell, William Walker, Jesse w Benedict
Peer Cooper, Joseph f JOY, William F. Mott, Jr,
Giles Babcock, Oliver De +. Grant, Nathaniel r.
Long samuel l.. Mncbill, John H Earle. John J.
Waller, William Smith Brown, Henry NJ Alexan-
der, Henry A. Hurlout, Henry Day, Nathaniel Hay
den Henry Cogsll ChaIles Ttacy, Walter Mead,
Adam w Spies, Henry Young Frederick s. Win
ston, George D. Phelps.
REAL EsTATE.-The following Real Es-
tate was sold at auction March IS, by E. II. Ludlow:
hot the north Of -Four hav and 23d-st
fssza3. $t2so.
ARREST FOR PERJURY. Hiram Hutchin-
iDson, Esq, President Of the Newark India Rub
Der Company, was on Saturday afternoon ar
rested By Officer Norris, OF the Chiefs Office, on
complaint preferred BY Mr. Oliver g. Halstead,
of Newark, n J., charging him with perjury, in
swearing to complaint filed in the Supreme Court
Of this state by Hutchinson and others against Hal
stesd and others, in which certain material allega-
tons contained in said complaint are charged to be
untrue. The papers on file IN the case are volumin-
Gus, comprising a copy OF an article OF agree
nent made between Hutchinson and others, afhda-
wits and statements of George Stoutenourgh, HOr-
zee VaDgTeson, John Kennedy, Samuel Smith, y. 5.
Haste ao IT. several Others, who appear TO have
been connected with and TO have had knowledge OF
the matters sworn to. Previous 10 the issuing OF
the warrant by Justice Lothrop for the arrest oil Mr.
Hutehinson, the papers were submitted to the Dis
trict Attorney by whose advice the warrant was
hsued.
DISCHARGED. An investig alton took
place Yesterday before Justice Osborn in the case OF
John Hollster, OF Ithaca, n. Y, who was broughtto
this City short time eince ON warrant Issued on
doing business on the corner OF West and Liberty
cts charging HIN with having, by fase representa-
lions several hundred dollars worth OF gro.
ceres fJom them The accused was ably defended
by Chss. T. Spencer, Esq, aud the investsahonre
suted in his acquital, the magistrate having rem
defed decision that no ofense had been commit
ted.
MORE ABOUT PALMEa & Co.-On Monday
afternoon Edwin J AdIioh, OF Adams, Mass, ap-
peartd before Justice Osborn ana preferred COM
- D.lp. a. IN oil Ann
2st UT they obtained from hln 5000 by false repre-
sentaliCns. The affidavit OF The complainant sets
forth that he calico upon the hrn ON the day ABOVE
named. and purchased three through TICKETS LOT
California, for which ne paid 5000 and that the per-
sons then in the Office, and having charge OF the
busipess for the time. stated thai Palmer Co were
owners Of the steamships City OF New ork ana
William Penn, that the former was to sail on sue "a
ipst and the latter on the 20th He also stated that
they had two steamer on the Pacthc side Iunning In
concert with the VIM. Penn and City OF New. YORK,
which allegations are sworn by complainant to be
false A warrant was issued for the arrest OF the
accused, and placed in the hands OF Officer Elder,
who yesterday was not able to ind them.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. John ID. Ruser,
residing at No 267 Washiuaton.st, on SUNDAY last
accidentally fell down stair gay leading to the
yard aS bis residence, ant sustained injuries from
which he died on Monday. The coroner held an IN
quest on the body. and verdict OF death from con-
cussion Of the brain occasioned BY fall, was rem.
deIsd by the Jury The deceased was naive Oh
Germany, II years OF age.
u. S. DIsTRIcr COUsr-Before Judge
Judsop - The trial On the indictment of Messfs.
OSullivxn and Others, as to alleged Cuban Ex0edi-
ton, IVES continued. The cross-examiastion OF Mr..
Rakee witz one of the MarsnaVs officers, was con.
tnued. He stated that he arrested kakow ana
ClAccoek at RAILWAY. after seeing letter from =.
lvrttep by c. and Rssow) 10 the Spanish Consul,
Offering the list books to the Consul for S20O Inc
letter ~as brought TO the District Attorneys otico
BY a clerk OF the Spanish Consul The witness tes-
hfec TO having had al the charge OF the SUB
wnas in the case ssted the young men, as
they tupposed witness to ce an agent OF sne
his buiien and in p,ete Eced treaty TO pay them
200, CHE price they had agreed to sell them to
the Consul for) Wines MAS asked what was
I'm bu,,Irss AS related to criminals, and he re-
plsd, to GO whatever the Marshal told him; to ar
rest criminals ana fnd them ou' has execu edtNo
~ tad sFyrFtl witness