New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JULY ~. 1852


The banners Of the various Clay Clubs
Of ls4i ere On exhibition At the Com nee room Tney
worth locking and are in an excellen, state o.
preservation.
IMPOSITION UPON THE UNIoNIsT Asso-
oIATIoN-We learn from several Of the members OF
the Uniorst Association that some knaves have been
detected in obtaining oney from ursuspecting wings
without the least shadow Of authority No Finance
Committee has yet be-n appointed James B. Taylpris
the Treasurer and silss Herring, the President OF
the Association and all moneys sheuld be pail to these
gentlemen until the Society has been re5rganIzed-
SHIP Within the past six
month. there have been built at this port -
sells an Is sailing vessels about 10 and many
selling vessels now under way.
The New OPHTHALMIc HosPITAL.-
Extract from Report Of the Surgeons Of the New York
Opbthalnic Hospital N Smyvesant place July 1852
The Hospital opened for the reception Of patients on
the 18th May since when, there has been l4i
ceived all of whom have been regularly presrribei to-
end msjority Of them have been relieved or cured
There has been FIVE operations performed viz three
for Cataract Stphyloma and one for Phthsc all
whom are doing ~ell The Apothscarys Report states
that he has put up COS prescriptions the greatest num-
Der in one day being fortytwo, the lowest nine.
" We yesterday had the pleasure of a
visit from Rev. A. l. Hamilton, who has been for some
time In the Eastern States mission from the Legs
ture Of Missouri. Mr. Hamilton has been engaaedn ex
sulnng the construction and management of State
Prisons, with view to the construction 10 Missouri
Pebien,ary on the most approved and perfect plan
lie has all the considerable penal establishments in
New Ed gland and Is about visiting Sing Sing he speaks
in grateful terms of the courtesy and kindness with
which his mission has every where been received.
TEACHERS NORTHUMBERLAND
ments have been made by which Delegates the meet,
Ing Of the State Teachers Association 10 be held the
first Wednesday 10 August next will be allowed to pass
over the Erie Railroad to and from, at half the usual
fare, between the lst and Is ofAugu' by presenting
a certificate signed as Jenner." Certificates be
procured by teachers wishing attend at the Office of
the Board OF Education, Ia this City.
TAxEs.-The Tax of 1852, as appears
by the Controllers Report will be 967 little
9Gc on each 500 Of valuation. The rate for 1851 was
about 92c.
~ Mr.. S. f. Woodbridge, of Perth
Amboy, J., offers 81 900 for picking lock which he
sells for ss and continues the offer for two years.
. FIkEs.-A camphene lamp burst in the
house No. 80 James ST. on Sunday evening The flames
occssioned thereby extinguished BY the inmates
About . O'Clock Monday morning an
other csmphene lamp burst In the house No. l6 Dover
Ct Patrick McGntry while attempting to extinguish
the flames fell ard broke his leg He was conveyed to
the New York Hospital.
-At7 o'clock Sunday evening cam
phene lamp burst In the grocery store No 70 Beekman
OF. Damage triflng.
The alarm of fire at 10 o'clock Sun
day night caused by the carelessness of girl, in
apg fire to dresses with lamp In the attic OF
house No. 2s7 Woosterst The flames were speedily
extInguished by Officer Demarest, assisted by some
citizens.
AT an early hour Monday morning a
fire was discovered In the second story front OF
house No 400 Pearl st. by man named Thomas Moore,
residing In the back Instead of giving an alarm,
be procured pail of water and extpgushed the flames
Il appears that family removed from this room on
Saturday, leaving quantity of straw laying on the
floor and the door open but as to the origin of the fire
DO one about the premises could tell But trihing
damage.
On Sunday afternoon fire broke out
In the premises No IO5 RviDgtonst, occupied by John
Hesser as a confectionery Ii was easily extingui'hed
THE CASE OF MEssRs. WINN ~ HAw-
xNs.-Jusiice Osborn yesterday rendered his decision
In the case of Messrs. VIM & Hawkins who some
months since were charged by Mr.. Cyrus -Scoheld with
bavip. defauded him of about g. 600 The evidence In
the case was concluded some weeks since, and the
ap.rste after carefully weighing It. yesterday decided
to dismiss the complaint
ALLEGED CASE OF PoIsoNING.--The
Coroner was yesterday called upon to investigate the