New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
~ There is law in full force !, -
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| sle-housc. or poftcr-hoase. grocery ns,- =. ~
per-on suthorifrd TO retail ,rrony or siri,' osr
| shri en- sunday cell or d.~pJse Of any az NsS
,,,ons or spnaaoa. n9aor, rep'ins to lOdser. q -.
day in tho csses allowed by law Every ua,.os eet
ing ss6lnstt Is provision, and being theraos 80
| certs. u
| And besides this explicit law Of the State -
small BOOK In the hands Of every police nsa e-..,l
= Rules ard Regulations for the Government os a.
lice Department Of the City Of New York. usA -"
tons rs 10 TOE Legal Powers and Duties Of p.
which booS Is put forth by authority. add va. =
address TO The etccr saying ras ioosips r..
Regulations are hereby prescribed for Won,
ment You will be required 10 con Joyn. 20 d..
rosp,c's" In this Eule aual We End ,ss 49,,
section. evidently based upon the above stated
Sec -. Policemen uus. r0fs co-p,,fs, -
| magistrate, al oil keepers o. ions or tsve-n, ,
houses, or Toter.hou-cs, or groceries, or s,v - =,
persGDs authorized 20 retail strong or sprir,s '@s
who SHALL Sunday, ssI or aisgose of ar - |sssS
sr0rR or sparEsUs liquors fleeei0 cdgus - - -
or druRs, or q persons a7ssig iFari ID q On a., Ses
me csses Gilgscd Jg i0ac They must nlso ma, ga
in like manner OF I'll person Who sha srno.. >, -
,rarss ,a(-ohcRdss frgii, kels o0ss or es,.,, ~
day crctrt mats miL and ia i.'0re siss 49, :
| morning.
| Now, il IL is not iu pertinent. we should Eks,o,
why nearly all the pron'inen, and Of course noe -
Gus rum-shops in the principal streets are g, o.,.
tously, faersntly open on Sundays as on any a..
day Some Of them too vhon; the bit Of pare,
license to hide under Is there any eso-, .i..-,''
on the part of any public officer 70 enforce the ,x,
which we have referred Ii seems no,
LAuNcmEs.-Will be launched from N.
yard of Samuel sneeiep, Esq, at Green Pom, TOD,
at 2la o'clock first class steamer los eet Lns ., e.
BEAM feet hold for the Connecticut and Long Ida,
Steamboat Company. She is TO run between H.rsss
NewLondon Green Point, and sag Harbor
win be launched from the yard Of Messrs p,5,.
Patterson and Stack Willismsburgh to-day at oe,,
p NJ the steam ferry boa, Martha, of 60 runs bu,
built for the trustees Of ST Patrick Cathedral 10 b, :.
poyed on their ferry to the Mount Calvary Ceme,n,
The steamer Forest City will be launched sr J
VIM Colyer's yard, foot of East Nineteenth.s,-r 4
today, at l O'Clock p NJ The Forest City u 225 A.
long p feet beam, and lola feet hold, and sbou n
tuns
IL The Ladies' Home Mission, at Ia
Five Points, has received, during the month endn, (
April 30 1852 in cash, from a friend Of Missions &,
from Mrs H. Romer, of Peasantvlle, by Miss Laess I,
S.; at the Boys and Girls Temperance Society from
stranger, 50 cents from the Young Ladies Lsexy
Society, g. In goods-a barrel of clothing irOnhs
Society at Hoosicks Falls, n. Y, by Sarah Barker.
bundle of clothing from Mr.. Ees, Brooklyn; abnss
of bonnets and old clothing from Mr.. Pinknsy, Nan 4
sianton-et bundle aud box of shirts by PsregA =
~ The annual meeting OF the America
Institute was held on Thuraday night last whea a,
usual reports presented. The net prCSis Of hs
year amount to e76OO of which $1,000 has been sppr
pfiately expended upon the Library, principally d
scientific works The election for officers viii be As
on Thursday next, from to P. NJ.
TEMPERANCE ALLIANcE.-We recall a.
tenton to the meeting Of the City Temperance A. +
lance this evening" in Metropolitan Hall The high re-
putation of the speakers, well tho importance 4
the subject will insure full house at an early hour
Almost every day the press records the case Of hom
eide from intemperance. Some stronger means than !
any yet employed demanded to arrest this teriis
evil.
ANNIVERSARIES, Monday May IO.-I
American seamens Friend society-in the Broadway
Tabernacle, at ia o'clock, P. NJ.
New-York City Temperance Alliance metropolitan i
Hall, at ~ O'clock P. NJ. Addresses BY Rev. s. A. Co
rey and Hon. L. ID. Culver.
Mrs. FARNHAM MARRIED.-We have
seen private letter from gentleman In ssnfns.
cisco, stating that Mrs. ELIZA w. FARNHAm, formerly
Msron of the Female Prison at Sing Sing the author
"Prairie Land" &C. ia married and settled IN that city
The name Of her husband Is not mentioned
II
For LIvERPOOL.--The steamship Frank
lin, Capt. Watton left port at noon on Saturday, for
Havre, via Southampton, with one hundred and my
passengers During the afternoon the British iroa
screw steamship Sarah Sands also took her dcpstWs
or Liverpool.
e Chevalier Hulsemann sailed in the
Franklin Saturday for Havre, whence he will 90
rect to Vienna, to report TO bis Government
FEARGUs O'CoNNoR.-IheE rening Pal
Gays This eccentric gentleman, whose arrival 10 %
Europa we have announced, has been reportedinn
English newspapers to be insane. We should nnL
from some Of his earliest proceedings in this county mx
the report Is not far out Of the way. He sroed mo
Stewards store Friday, as we are informed ssa'
chucAing a handsome young woman among the pr
chasers under the chin, asked how she would NE
mustachet lie was elected from the premisesI pf
afterward returned, but did not renew any Of ID viii
tricks 1t Is said he left England without the knowd
of bis friends and that they will come after hin b.
next steamer"
We believe Mr.. O'Connor left LEFT England % soa
the unpleasant consequences Of . writ DC laa&@S"
qu1sndo.
The NAGDALEN SoCIETY.-The Nine'
teenth Anniversary of the New-York Magdsen s'sey
was held on Friday at the Beeckerst Church NV
DR.. Knox was called to preside; and, on taxing ~
Chair, he briefly addressed the audience in behan ~
objects Of the Society. The Annual Report wa
read, and from 1t we learn that during the past ""
average number Of inmates Of the asylum "s
During the year were dismissed ct their own "9.s
10 were placed at service, 6 were sent TO INC 49,
6were expelled, l6 were restored to thes hsA
were married, united with the church, ana w."
r Mana