New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

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ccs", .d.c.tioual or rehgious-and IL wen known
r,v fbi, Fair being the first they have ever
seort on the part of the Church for selisup'
ben ,hsv .hould receive liberal share oil the
20" che, deserve The Fair will continue open
sasy and evening during the week
A,,o,,.-T1e Philadelphia Ledger
49,, Madame AIboni was to sail from Liverpool in
-. hes,up,ne Of the present month for the United
- fulsl an engagement with Beale, tho musical
49, an London with whom Miss Hayes had an en-
P.., II this Is true 1t is easy to predict the ut
,orn,ritv for the concerts. Aboni Ia BY fsr the
c.. contrato living and the volume and quality OF
80 voee. her ease of delivery, and fine cultivation
-..sr fail TO awaken the utmost enthusiasm of the
sndisrce
Hupsoy RIVER RAILRoAD.-We are
s,sormed that Oliver H. Lee, who has been connected
Nth this company since the commencement OF its
transportation business has recently resigned his pos-
ton as Secretary.
~ On Saturday morning about fifty
workmen who have been in the employ of the Cunard
Co. at Jersey City, and who recently struck for wages
attempted to prevent who had come from New
Yak to fill their places, from working They were sue
FccAS1u, ana aItcrWaTOs cOmpeico WV
employ of the Rsmapo Railroad also to stop somes1-
element took place, but no violence was done
ry- The Funeral ceremonies OF the late
Isaac r Hopper will be conducted under the dirsc
,,em of the Prison Association, at the tabernacle, on
"wednesday NJ O'clock p. NJ Addresses by Hon. John
"a, ra,oonas and other members of the Association.
~ The speakers to-day at the Ami
.r..rv If the American and Foreign Anti Slavery So
..v will be Rev Henry Ward Bescher, Rev. John T.
R.vmopd and Hon Z. D. Culver. Meeting 3 o'clock,
Pm
II Among the passengers by the bark
Ro, for Kingston, Jamaica, yesterday, werc Mr. Ad-
d,.ou Moatt Miss Mary Dean, Miss Sarah Blakey and
Miss Maria Hicks under appointment as teachers from
the American Missionary Association.
TA person who says he participated in
.be work denies that the fire at No. PAP West Ell gu.
.eeuhst was put out by the Poce he says the citizens
did the work. and the stars came just in time to take the
credit
~ Gen. Appleton, of Portland, will
vindicaie the Maine Law at the American Temperance
Union Thursday evening.
,EF The annual election for Standing
COMMITTEES of the Industrial Congress- takes place this
evening. at the Supreme Court Room, New City Hall,
Park
u The Board of Aldermen met yester-
day made move for information Gin regard to
outrageous charges for street opennO andwent TO tea
" A reliable correspondents makes the
Following complaint We should be glad to believe that
scb violations of law are very rare but is rather
Aard 10 do so when we have not only respectable wit
pesses but the better evidence of our own eyes for an
opposite conclusion. We sure that the real men,
bcr of the Fire Department never did and never will
countenance any such actions; the guilty parties are
sbose presidential creatures termed "rowdes," who
thrust themselves upon every Co npany that may be too
.ad patured or too weak TO repe them 1t should be
,h.. nest and immediate effort of all true firemsn,
ubo tav the value ofthe good name which the people
and the uvA<s always willing and anxious to bestow
uDon them to EXP, the young rascas who fasten them
selves upon the real CO.. pany who usup the privileges
Of actual members, and, In the name OF honest men,
bring disgrace upon that gallans anu Vi So""s No"
Workers whose honor and fair fame are Always near
and dear to every citizen Away with rowdiec
1
OF daily paper but feel called upon 10 speak ola
most deraceful scene witnessed yesterday Sunday
and such an one as would almost cause heather TO
blush About the hour the churches were dismissed al
ter morning services some rowdies in the Ninth Ward
created al, alarm OF fire. 1t false ALARM got up
merely to crafty their rowdy propenses, and IT, more
over an act perpetraed every Sabbath, TO the great an
noyence Of respectable citizens But t1e scene 10 when
Imore particularly refer was the running the carts on
The sidewalks crowded with ladies and children return
ing from church. The spot was the junction OF Amos
nd Sixth ms liatpi
and Station House. As was coming down the avenue
In company with a riend saw two hosecars going up.
They In the mid lie OF the street. and the ropes
were filed prncpsiy with rowdies from Is 10 IS years
of age. On reaching Amos-st they turned In ON the
pavement and went rushing along, to the imminent
donger OF the passers by looked in vain for Police
man. but as Is usual visible. In fact they
never are when wanted ! am unable to call the aen-
lon of the authorities to this outrage as wish could
bu, do hope you, In your wdeIead journal, will do
90. have merely given you the true statement and
leave il for more able pen 10 speak of it. am sorry
lesnnot give you the numbers OF the hosecars but one
Think, was No -. we omit the figures, lest we might
do injustice to the innocent am not certain of this
Tor could not distinctly see the number. Hoping you
NIL notice this am, Yours, respectfully, E. s.
FiRE.-About IL o'clock Monday morning
fire discovered in the entIyway of house No. 26s
fionroet by Benjamin Young, a resident OF the
building. Immediately after the discovery OF the IRE
man was seen to leave the premises and has not been
seen since A jar containing camphene and roll OF
paper was found under the stairway in full blaze
The flames extinguished with s!ew pals Of water
a similar attempt made last Thursday TO fire the
same place
BOARD OF ALDERMEN Monday MAJ 8.
-Mehsra Compton. ESQ., in the Chair and quorum pre-
approved f e 49,
fs'oes Rsey,sd-Of properly owners for the extension
s sewer "a klvlngonst from Tie Bowcry IL She1h-st;
81 Ios E Holly late foreman OF Hook and Ladder Co. TO
sh,se anew Hook and Ladder Coz OF John @. Corliess
0sIefs nor sewer in 3tths from Eth 10 Madison Of
a Lyon and Others to have the piers and slips between
sGc heoseyess appropriated for iuar,et sleeps aad