Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

~ he race and the proper plans carry thcm
INTO effect though expressed in plain and simple man
have been told, "A workingman has no right to
enter in any plan IN fred experiment to ben
Ell his fellows that his duty should be confined to the
ention of his legitimate business for the support Of
his family, whom ne Il morally bound to attend TO
ask what Improvement has ever been made without
ezpsIirentY The fact that an Improvement has been
made proof that experiment has been tried, The
discovery Of this country was an experiment. the de
experiment, which, had IL failed, would have hrorglt
upon instead of the name OF parot and
hero and upon race imprisonment and slavery, in
stead Of liberty aud Independence.
with different opinion from some Of my advisers
believe it to be duty incumbent upon any Of us,
ater number Of our fellow beings than those already
dependant upou to submit pans to the people and
tance we should feel assured Of from he character and
peouaritss of the American people-which have been
fully tested from the days oil TO ene pres
b ndasrial community are the 1oinspring Of action
that kseos the baanc wheel in motion aireo ing the
hand Of improvement that turns upon earths vast dial
Without mainsprng the wheel Of progress could not
jHolding up the watoh.) What ell these internal
ARRANGEMENTS worth (shoVing the hsndwork of the
cbine) the skin Of the arts5 without being loouRd mp
and set in nnotion-whch wealth of the world
them ali in action to carry OUT the end designed.
The principles laid down in the orga nzaon of Isdus
those movements which shall continue we trust from
generation 60 senereton TO elevate the lnautral com
munity; community VINO ask not to ne elevated 60
position Of sgrandizem Mt but home with competence
comforts
usefulness should in itself command ASK those OF the
pres ent generatenI ask you that here before me
who are ever Watching and catching and popular
nameJ and attaching them to newly devised scheme
to see charters granted by legislative enactment for
Industrial Home Associations with writSen eonstlsu-
the title page. Again say, ask you{o LOOK TO TINS
Keep tie chain wound up-the handspring at work the
balance wheel in moton-the hands revolving and time
| shall testify to the truth Of these ASSOCIATIONS
ARREST OF ONE OF THE CLERKS OF A
| BssroN BANK FOR RoBBERY As Oflsers BoTyer ard
| Stephens were sts9ding the dock In jersey City
| previous to the sailing OF the Asia, on Wednesday
they perceived two young men 90 % board one q
them csrrying n small valise The sfiiosrs We're al
the time on the look out for quite different person
but the excited appearance of the young mau and the
valise which appeared unusually heavy aroused the
suspicious of the lynx eyed oonstaol9s. stephens
mentioned his suspcions to BoWyer and Sheriff Bliss
Of Norwich, Conu. (who was with tnem). The
Sheriff replied that the suspicious were ground
less as he was well acquainted with them, and men
toned that one of them vas Charles Brewer, Tel
Ter In the Suffolk Bank of Boston, and the othei
Albert 1 Converse Of Norwich This did not how
ever satisfy the cficers who Immediately went or
hoard end entering the state rooms of Brewer said tC
him in authoritstiye tone Where's tbes money
questions so abruptly Brewer began TO tremble ant
grew pale This confirmed the suspicions Of the eff
GERS who Immediately seized and searched his valice
and found in it $4,000 in gold and cneque for $90
| on a banker in Wall street. Brewer made q con
fessior and said he was willing to return to Boston
He and Converse were then arreetsd and the SAM
dsvwere conveyed to Boston Converse is exhonora
ted from all knowledge Of the tranhaction but s de
tanned as witness. After the sailing ofthe Asia tb
cheers ascertaineG that Thorndyke Raid, bookkeepe
in the same Bank, had gone in her taking with hin
$4,000 belonging to the Bank In taking possession
of BrewAr's luggage, they without knowing it too
Rand,s trunk IN which we're all his clothes he fear
ing TO make noise lest suspicion would be attracte
Q TO him Rand and Brewer had excused themselvt
from appearing at the Bank under the plea OF Hines
| Tho extent to which the Bank has been robbed hs
!, not as yet been fully ascertained.
4 DIsAPPEARANCE OF PALMER y HAIGH1
o - Excitement amongst the CdtgorntG1s -rhureda
afternoon being the time to which the case of Pam'
Il and Haieht had been adjourned, in order to give M
t palmer An opportunity Of settlipg all claims agan
j. hin it was again called on Of three O'Clock that b
inc the hour specih d by Justice Lothrop. The roo
- was m ore crowd than any former OCCASION man
: who had gone as for q PanamG, having returEe
D.. eipce the previous hearing Palmer and Haigt
% being allowed to remain at large, were expecte
to make their appearance After waiting for IN hot
n bowever and neither of the dsfendapts appesrin
themselves or by Council the magistrate was place
in the diaagreeable position Of being obliged to pcr
Il the complanants that MessrB Palmer and HaiQht
beipg present the should remain as it now stoC
untll the officers should succeed in erresting
! both of them On this announcement being MAJ
great diesatflction was manifested by the iujur
parties at not having an opportunity Of meeting Il
descendant In caurt, in order that some definite a
raneement might BE- made Justice L0throp stat
that an assignment had been made for the benefit
= erties po,sessed By them in the Steamships City
u New York and william Penn, stating that 1t "
C. worth eve or elk thou'and dollars These vessels
8 expected here in few days This announceme
~ did not however seem to afford general satisfacti
-, and many among the crowd expressed a total want
~ nddence IN any business arrangements emapati
"a from the house Of Palmer & GO Previous to sep
of ating the compainants subscribed suns varying r
fve to ten dollars each making IN aggregate OF abe
-, 500 which they promise to pay as a reward to a
one arresting Palmer or Haight
sd FATAL ACCIDENT AT HURL GATE.
- Mailefort was employed blasting the submar
~ rocks at Hurl ste. Friday accident Of ia
pi- nature occurred The particulars are as follows
h NJ Mailefort In conducting his arrangements, u
er two boats, In one of which is carried the galva
In battery and In another the canisters OF powder
III which on this occasion there two One of
az cansters being sunk and attached to the rock,
MaiIefort who s generally about 40 yards apart r
the other boat approached for the purpose OF
-. ing the wire in order to ignite it. By some miem
nv gement he was handed the wire attached to the CT
D" lister yet the boat and having removed to pro
ms distance be applied the battery, when as matter
course the canirter in the boat exploded sDroH
into II air the boat and its occupants, OF Wncn "a
u were three. Two Of those men were Instantly XII
sh on OF them having his skull legs and arms blown
p and the third Theodore Southard, was shockir
ia mutilated his side being tom open 30 tnsC DIS
~ trails are quite exposed the hopes OF ms recoV
m are very slight The boat In which M Malleioft
who was accompanied by ms pfo,nsrlnl1w o. M we s q
IN seriou,lv damaged and he himself thrown into the
~ a distance of 60 feet. M Msiisfort received feV'
' internal injuries but none Of toem 1t is thought
prove fatal NJ. Mailefort mas been occupied u
Ito than n wear in blasting submarine rocks and
a. never met with en accident previous to this Q
Since writing the above we have Learned that IN
1G dore southard died at O'Clock from the effects
q hisirjuries
es- DEFALcATIoN OF AN OFFIcIAL.-So
Developments of rather a strange character h
Ken taken place in the Mayors Office relative to mo
paid for the renewal Of their licenses, by hack co
=, proprieto1s and which never returned to the
lad n
tit was brought about by the notice from the May
ar Marshal ordering ell persons holding censes to
ion duce them to the proper officer In obediance TO
= order owners of hacks presented their licenses "
len Il was ascertained that at the proper time for rene
they had beeD called upon by policeman; sppoin
'ul Deputy Hack Inspector. who gave them an ilega
do | cense and received their money which he never
into the First Marshal, Mr. Taylor The person
has it is sRsd received this money is Jesse Pae'er
On policeman appointed to the ofice Of hackinspec
de His duty was TO call on prop1ietors OF coacnsS
give them pass after Inspecting the coecn, WI
pars was afterwards countereigned by the Mayor
or the money paid into the clerk Of the Common Ooa
err Instead however, Of going through TINS roaelns
proprietors paid Patterson the money ana reosi
from him what purported to be q license. Ine de
md cation amounts, at the very lowest to one tnou
N dollars Patterson resigned his cthce on DIS spec
nee tions being discovered The loss Will iel u tsl
the propretors of the coaches who Will 1nereloye I
to pay two licences, at which they complain l9u
ost The matter is being fully investigated Oy 'oe 9a
ing FALLING OF THREE Buildings IN WI
32ND Sr--Loss of Lite.-Another OF inose appa.
led oa.aosiOple "alon d IN west 32ad street betE
on I'm and sth Avenues on yesterday. About o'c
3D. in the afternoon three houses when we're oelng
fell in with loud crash, bury ing IN IT'S runs an
JoN men at the time at work on It, Ine number OF
hurled could not ct the time we went to pres
fully asoertained some stated there were eleven,
will era ss MANY as fifteen. Seven were taken out OF
,o rninr as toon 81 possible two Of them dead. ~
move If the euff rers taken to the City Hosp
where one of them expired fifteen minutes aftel
4. adn,ission and the others were not expected to
az az vive many hours. Immediately, on the meanc
This occurrence being made known the Police OF
rge snot and the members Of the Fire Department tut
,er out with prompttude greatly TO their credit
holman who was going up a ladder, and had g
high as the third story, on seeing the occurre
Jumped from the ladder and escaped with very
fling injuries The builders name We understand
Brook
'eLl, PREsERvERs OF THE PUBLIC PEACE
her the principle suppose that 1t Is better 10 b'
In csged even in an improbable business Than be
will the Police now and then when public affairs d
- require their watchfu activity, exercise their b.
.'0t erent qualities each other Such no doubt VI
ime motive which on Wednesday evening induced of
lay Trexham and Kenny, mfmbeas OF the lIth War
mid turn out for what the Irshman called the diva
of q fght,n during which the former had the h
ness Of having his nose broken, and for which thu
ave ter accommodated with cell for the night
The PEELED no doubt by love of the public welfare
hev snxiou to arrive at the merits ofthe by cain
dispassonate Investigation, the two Officers proc'
to review the chare against Jesse Patterson late
Is is uty hack inspector who it is alleged approprst
his own use money received for the purpose o
IN curing Licences. The argument becoming warm,
lust thosb Iss- LOGICAL Sronsnts and Trs,
lake having pulled Kenny's nose had his own broke
bis trouble In the morning Kenny was brough