New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

duties demanded of DR.. D0ane and his associates
were very arduous, and the deaths Of so many off.
GERS connected with the department show the ex-
ceedrg danger of the service and vindca,e the JUS
tice of proposition recently made that the families
Of those who die at Quarantine, of diseases contract.
cd in the discharge OF heir functions should receive
the liberal consideration Of the Government.
MRRcANTILE LIBRARY LECTURES. -The
last lecture but one OF this course will be given
night, at Hope Chapel, by Donald C. Mitchell, Esq
Tx. Marvel, on "The Uses of Beauty" The
announcement of Lecture, for the first time IN
New-fork, we believe, by this popular author will
excite universal curiosity and draw together large
audience.
The FoRREsT CAsE.-The bill of costs
presented by plaintiff was $3.50 So blu, charges Of
$50 for counselfe at New Orleans and for printing
and copying, were objected to aad dsallowed
amounting TO $439 81, so that the amount Of taxed
costs entered in the decree is 1924 10.
II Cen Scott arrived 10 town on Sltur-
day hight and took rooms at Delmonco's.
y The total number of vessels in port
Friday, according to The Shipping List was 500,
ofwhich 90 were steamers, l26 ships, 81 barks, %
bngs, and l66 schooners.
u The new ship Queen of the East,
1850 tuns built at Newcastle has been sold at some
thing over s7o0O0, and with the new ship Empire,
taken up to load the Government Dry Dock for San
Francisco, on private terms
GENrN's BRIDGE.-The number of pas
sengers which passed over this useful institution is
estimated at % 1921.
REAL EsTATE.-The property on the
north.wes, corner Of Liberty and Nassau SIS. was
sod by Mr. Ludlow last week, 10 one Of the daily
newspaper establishments, for tribe less than
$40 co..
4 METAMokPHosIs. If the spirits of the
departed know what's going on in this lower world
how must the shade of that s,aunch old Pfesbyter.
an, the celebrated Rev. DR.. John NJ. Mason, fro an
upon the act which was perpemated yesterday, of
selling to the Scarlet Lady of Rome the very stones
ard wood which resounded with his soul stirring
eloquence. The case is this In 1912, DR.. Masons
people built for his occupancy. in Murray-st, what
for those days large and splendid stone church
II was 90 feet BY -, with a sieepe 200 feet
high. In process OF time, DR.. Mason having de.
ceased and many Of the members OF the church and
congress alton having moved UP town, II was judged
expedlent 10 remove The etlhce also. Accordingly
II was taken down. each stone. as well as pOfilon
OF the wood work. being carefully numbered, so asp
take It's proper place in the renovated structure
Thus was reared the church edihce IN Astor place,
then and PFC vionsly kIO as The Eleventh Presby
teYisn Church But il was soon found that the charm
WAS broken Dr.. Masopschurch without DR.. Mason
was no more attractive than other churches After
a while new troubles came IN the shape OF mort
gage foreclosure the result OF which was, thas the
church was sold under the hammer. Il was ai:er'
| ward occupied by an Episcopal congregation, then
again by the Presbyterians, and again oy the Eps-
copalans Laticrly it has been occupied by the
SwedenboIgians and last OF all, 1t has goae INTO tne
| hands of the Roman Catholics having been sod yes
,erday 10 Bishop Hughes for $4,000. 1t will be con-
secraed 90 get the heresy out OF it, IN May nexs-
DR.. Forbes IS to be the pastor tJour' Com.
~ Hon. n. X. Wheeler, Of Deposit;
Hon. R. Mcneil, Of Greene Hon. II: Balloon, of
oxford J. NJ Parker, of Ssgo J. Banks, 0 ain
bridge: w B. Pellet, of Norwich, n. + M.
Peck. Worcester, Mass are in the City, aad have
| apartments Ut Duttss Hotel.
| FInE.-- On Saturday night fire broke
out in the building No 206 Allen.st.. occupied as
musical academy IL originated from the explosion
.ruch d~nsese oe,uifeu " Size premises
FATAL AcCIDEeT.-An inquest was yes
tercay held by Coroner Ives at the New York Hos
pital, upon the body OF Robert Ebert, German AZ
YEAS OF age, whose death was caused by fracture
OF the skull, received the night OF the 9th inst.
by falling from a scaffold board OF one Of Cons's
steamers, lying at the foot OF Canalst Mr. In fall
ifg his head ssrnck against string piece verdict
OF Death By injuries accidentally received was rem
| dered by the jury
70 On Saturday afternoon, a young man
named George Mcknight, arrested By Officer
Bell, of the Chiefs Office on "a charge Of having
stolen bale NJ African wool, valued az $45, from
ship lying at the foot OF James-sp, T.. r. The
wool stolen on the night Of the 18th inst and
YESTERDAY found in the junk shop OF Donovan &
OConnor, in south-st, who informed Mr.. Bell
of whom they purchased 1t. Mcknight was co n
nitied ioT uial by Justice Osborne.
A FAMILY QUARREL.--A man mined
Patrick DolaD was Yesterday arrested by officer
Peters, OF the Fifth Ward, charged with abusing his
wife and family. II appears that yesterday morning
| ne, for some reason, became exaspefated With his
wife, and seized kettle Of hot water which he
threw at her. She, however, avoided il and the
contents Of the vessel were thrown upon one OF the
children. who was severely scalded. DoIan was
taken before Justice Lo hrop and punished by fine
and imprisonment
ARREST FOR BURGLARY.--A Young man
named Alex. Knox, was arrested al O'Clock yes
terday morning. charged with having broken open
the grocery Of Philip Hines, No 10 Fifth-st. and
Tobbgng 1t OF quantity OF cgars tobacco and 81 IN
cents. lie was held By Justice Timpson for exam
| nation.
BURGLARY. The store of John MADDEN,
| No Ifs Third av., was broken open and robbed on
Saturday night of several money drawers with Their
! contents About 3 O'Clock yesterday morning OIL
Ger Knapp,of the Eighteenth Ward, d. covered some
suspicious looking characters in FIf.eenth-st, with
some boxes or drawers in their possession. On
approaching them the parties ran off and effected
| their escape.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY "A female
| named Mary Lutz was on Saturday arrested by Of
fcer Trump, of the Jefferson Police Court charged
| with having on the 23d ut stolen quantity OF
Wearing APPAREL valued at SIS Sc from the house OF
s. NJ Glynn, No IO2 Broadway also with having
on the 4th stolen from the premises OF MIR Joha
| Hefeman. No. PA West'Twenty secoDdst,
ousnuty Of clothing TO the value Of $50. The prs-
oIer il appears entered the premises above named
through tie front basement doors and pr0ceededup-