New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
" Somebody connected with the Stree

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n Somebody connected with the Street
Department, having by strenuous exertions sxhumed
himself from the overwhelming mass Of Nth which lice
q the door of that concern publishes statement that
since the lat of January hundred and thirteen thou
sand Eve hundred and seveny-one loads Of dirt have
been raked up and cated away from various streets OF
the City; and that ON Friday last seventeen hundred
loads were taken from the Fourth Ward alone Ia the
name of wonder how much dirt is there to be removed
whom $4,000 loads Is hardly missed; and what will
cost to pretend to clean the streets for 1887
JANE REYNALpsoN's CoNCERTs.-lt
w be seen that this Scottish vocalist proposes series
dconcerts ct Metropolitan Hall, commencing tomorrow
evening" at which she will sing those songs OF burn',
which are rarely heard from competent artists We
learn that there Is simplicity and sweetness in this
adys style which Is to win the sympathy and ap-
pauss Of the hesrer and we commend her evenings to
I'll who love the gsysst and most pathetic songs ever
written
SAILING OF THE ARCrI c.-The U. S. Nj.
siAmahip Arctic Capt Luce sailed from this port at
on Saturday for Liverpool with the largest number
opassengors taken out by any single steamer this sea-
con, having about $50 In all Among them We see tho
names Of Capt Moler of the Russian Navy "a special
Agent Of the Emperor Nicholas Col Jas Lee bearer
ddpatches to the Court Of London and Gov. Gregory
athe Bahamas We also see the following elsrgymen
Rev. O. +. Starkey, Lockport Rev. Mr.. Patten and
Amly Rev. Jno. Higginbothsm, ST. Louis; Rev. j. Ry-
epen, OF Toronto Canada The Arctic bad - 900 In
pede.
fx Glasgow, with "A passengers.
METHODIST HIssIoNs.-A meeting of
IL Board OF Managers Of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church held on Thursday, at
de Mission Rooms, for the purpose Of making appro.
pahoas for the various missions during the ensuing
year The appropriations for the year commencing with
1s nrssof April 1857, are 100000, as follows:
Foreign missions Observation-Disclosures .e77,577 ~
rw herman missions at home ..-----.--. 5000 %
cor Foreign populations, other than German,
Mach French, Norwegian and Swseds.-. 1850 90
Dmesc , m'sa;cn. 4s s0O 90 90
Total. .els76aa 40
tangent Sor current expenses 1,377 81
~A0nsen' allowed by the constitutions. a,OO "
A~Ai---.~--- So0ooO W
iaA by far the largest contribution of any previous
ye According to the reports of the Treasurer the
up 10 the present time exceed those of last year
VS@@o Bishops Waugh, Morris and James were
PRESENT At the meeting.
n The various gangs of desperadoes
1--WE on robbery snd violence TO be in training
me approaching election. Five or six cases OF mar
oos Violence are recorded In our columns to-day.
~ noosixous evil viii soon become 50 strocious that
~s summation Of she rufians win be matter OF I'M
tsFsnve necessity. And this would DO easily and sf
SSs1auy DONE politicians would cut loose from all
aecoon with them. The moment that they cannot
purchaser their occupation will DO gone
CurrISa Down Trees. &c.-Appliea-
~ made BY Dr.. VIM b. Mosss In the Common
% Saturday, for n injunction restraining VIM
we! nom cutting down, mutilatng on destroying
~ ns trees shubbery, &e:. Of the plot OF ground
ons Hundred and Fifth and One Hundred and
:. "a, end Bloouiagdals Road aad he Hudson
.vs latnedea grssasd. 7Rs 81 ''ltt