New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1852.

terestiDg and profitable The building known az the
"Old Brewery" (Which Is to be dsmJii 'hei TO
make for large missonhouse TO be erected I'M
der the auspices Of the Ladies IN. MI ionary 80
cety) will upon this occasion be brilliantly illu minated
The appearance will be quite novel for that neiynbor
hood AL the friends of this project who are s5s All
willing contribute will please send their donations
Of provisions, &c. to Rev. Mr.. Luckey, a; the "Oh
Brewery
Rev. NJ. L. Boulder win address the suiicnce this
evening.
RECEIPTS FOR THE THANKSGIVING FEAsT.-
Rev J. Luckey Missionary at the Five Points, thank
fully Acknowledges the following receipt yesterday,
at his Office in the Old Brewery. TO MD in giving the
poor Of the Five Points taste Of good food by way OF
Thanksgiving dinner this being the third one which
the Ladies Home Missionary Society have furnished to
the destitute of that locality James Warren. No 90
Front.st, s10 z. A. G., IS; Mr.. Lane and children,
g; A Well wisher, IS; 7. w. Higgenson, el Mrs.
Smith Barry and Whoeden, each 25 cents; F. J. B.,
So; Friend to the Poor, IS; J. B. & Co, -; Mrs.
Rich No. l45 Laurens-st. beef and Dbl of potatoes
and turnips Mr.. Stewart, bbl OF po:atoes Mr.
Thomas Ees, OF Brooklyn Dbl. Of apples. Tni5 day
and tomorrow only remain in which 10 receive dona-
tons for this object and those who wish feed the
poor on this occasion will address Rev J. Luckey, Old
Brewery.
RIoT IN THE EIGHTEESTH WARD.-A serious
disturbance took place Sunday afternoon at the
ner Of Twenty frsst and Firstsv., in which upwardof
Eve hundred men and boys were engaged 1t appears
that the FIRE alarm was struck for the Fifth District and
Engine Company No 30 proceeded down the Frstav
~ e. A. k.~f-
they were assaulted by gang Of boys who elted them
with stones. They however. pro ,eeded TO the fire,
but on their they found large body Of men and
boys collected in the Avenue Twenty frstst who
commenced throwing stones brickbats, &c, at them.
The movement onthe part Of the rowdies appears to
have been preconcerted as not only were crowds OF
them in the Avenue hurting missiles but the roofs of
the houses were covered with them and voeys Of the
murderous weapons were hurled upon the hremsn.
Two policemen of the Eighteenth Ward, nsmsl Garth
waite and Gerow were the only officers on the spot
to que the disturbance and they effected the arrest OF
Patrick McCue and John Riley Information Of the not
was sent to the sation House, but before force mr.
rived the spo. the rowdies had dispersed No per-
son. as far has been ascertaned was seriously in
iured The prisoners arrested taken before JUS
tice Stuart Riley gave bail in 81 900 for his appear
nnce 10 answer and McCue was licked up in default Of
bail.
CHARGE OF SEDucTIoy-A man named
Michael Flanagan, yesterday arrested By Officer
Westlake of the Lower Police Court, charged with
the seduction Of Caiharine spee.ye II years Of age,
residing at No. 10 West Broadway. The complainant
makes affidavit that she introduced to the accused
about three weeks ago. and that since that time he has
called repeatedly at the house and the 9Th inst they
went together attend party in Brooklyn and while
returning he endeavored persuade her eope with
him. and promised marriage and since that time he has
been very attentive her and has frequently repeated
his promises Of marriage, until quite recently when he
effected her seduction and now refuses to fulfill his
agreement. He taken before Justice Osborne and
committed to prison to await examination.
ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIZA man named
Thomas Oakwell, arrested Sunday night,
charged with attempting TO take the life of James Dugan
and his wife Ellen, residing at No. 100 Eleventhst.
The accused boarded in the family Of Mr. Dugan and
son. Sunday night went home intoxicated and was or.
dered out Of the house but refused to CO. when Dugan
attempted TO put him out TIE accused then seized
knife with which he stabbed Dugun the right
shoulder and his wife, who was attempting to de-
feud her husband. in the arm. The prisoner lock-
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BOARD OF ALDERMES-Monday .-Richard
T. Compton, Esq, and quorum present. The min.
ues of the previous meeting read and approved
Partitions Rete1red-Of VIM. A. Johnson and others
for the use Of the ground about being lel in between
Fulton and Dey-sts. for market purposes; of WIN A.
Hoyt and Others, for grant to lay railroad track
through Seventh av. Hammond and Washingtonsis. 20
the Battery OF P s Morrison and Others against lay
ing the proposed railway In Gresnwch-st; of J. X.
Ma~er and Others for the privilege OF laying railroad
track in Avenue C. from Fourteenth.st through Ave
nue. E. Eat Broadway and other streets to Tyon-row;
Of John McCare and Others TO lay railroad track in
Christopher e., Greenweh-av Seyenth-av. to Harlem
River returning through Sevcnih-av., Hammond and
Westinghouse. to the Battery Of James Murphy and
others, for lease to establish ferry from Stxh-St,
f. r. 10 North Sixthst Wlllamsburgh of Philip Ma
bic and associates to lay rails In HOutonst from the
ferry to and through Second other street, thence down
Broadway to Deyt, to tho Jersey CRY Ferry return
ing through Broadway and connecting with the Broad
way Railroad of John L. O5ullivan, in relation TO
en- elevated railway in Broadway; OF Avery Smith and
others for the privilege Of laying rails in Parkrow,
Chathsm-st. Bowery and Third-av.; of the officers OF
the Peoples Bathing and Washing Establishment for
the free use Of Croton water; Of William G. CaeVe
and others in favor Of giving railroad grant 20 CARR
son, Merritm Co to construct a railway in Firstav
Reports COneTrTed in-From Board Of Assistants, ia
favor Of extending the Sixth and Eishh-av. Railroads
from the present terminus in Chsnberssk through
ChuIc and Veecy-sts. to Broadway.
Reports Ad0pted-Of the Committee on Streets in
favor OF granting to Solomon Kipp Abraham Brown,
the privilege Of constructing railway in the Nnhsv,
commencing in Nnth-av. at the intersection OF Fifty.
fr,st, running thence along the 10 Hudson ST..
Zone track in this street to Baaks and through to
Greenwch-st) Also another track through Ninh-av.,
TO and through Gansvoort TO Greenwich sts thence 70
Banksi, thence both tracks along Greenwich4st. to
Battery place, and to continue said railway from Fifty
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