New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

'u,u, spcesy ana direct age WA enected l1i7,
done in joke, might have proved o very serious one
as there were probably some four or Eve hundred pa
fengerS on board and the night very dark
NORTHERN DfsPESsARY-The last monthly
Oh THIS institution shows that in November the
Whole number Of patients treated WA oe4 nj vvbon
OH were attended at their houses and 7IT at the Dis
Pensary 529 were males aud 735 fernales 800 ware
na'ves Of Ireland BOG Of tie United States. II of Eng
iand II OF Scotland II of Germany and 90 of other
countries LILY were cured relieved died 6 were
sent 10 TIC hosptal rs veccnated and 81 remain
under treatment The whole number of prescriptions
put up was 292; the greatest number In one day ls7
the least 80; average per day 1l2 The Northern Dis.
pensiy Is located in wavery place and is one of the
mcst useful charities In the City,
MEETING OF THE MEDICAL SocIErY-The
Medical Society of the City and County Of NewYork
held its annual meeting in the Grand Jury Room in
the Halls Of Justice, On Friday evening DR.. William
Rockwell the President Of the Society," occupied the
chair; and Dr.. Van Kleek acted as Secretary. The
minutes Of the proceedings Of the Commission Maora
for the past year read and approved The Society
then proceeded TO the reelection of officers by ballot.
On the frst ballot DIR. VIM Rockwell was reelected
President; Dr. Van Kleek again chosen Record
ing Secretary and Dr. Beedle was elected Cores
ponding Secretary DR. Robinson chosen Treasurer.
On motion Of DR.. Clements, Committee Of three was
appointed by the Chairman select three Delegates 10
the Naronal Medical Association which viii meet in
this City in the month Of May The following gem
temen were designated DR. Clement, DR.. J. X Wood,
end DR.. s. c. Foster This Committee was also
powered 10 appoint Committee OF i've 10 associate
with the Committee Of Arrangements OF the National
Medical Association. The meeting then baloted for
Censors aud>ected the following persons Drs. ii. s.
Downs, Dernold, s. c. Foster, J. w. g. Clements, and
Geo. F. Woodward This Society was instituted in 1906
end numbers about 300 members. After transactng
some further items Of busne5s, the meeting adjourned
1t is the oldest organ zaion Of the knd in this city
FIVE PoiSrs Hour OF IsDUsrRY-The
Superintendent acknowledges the receipt Of the fol-
lowing cash donations aside from those received for his
regular work:
For the poor sick this winter from friend $50; for
poor family, j. B. Ascot sj for Thanksgiving, N. c.
s.; r; F: Richards, 81 Il. L. & A. s. $40; 5culler
Duggon, CSC; Miss Murray, Soc; G. g. spencer, s. N
Chandler, 81 SO a Friend, 81 from the Hardware
Merchants Of New York,per Mr. Hllsbrook, so q per
Church, Pawtucket SIS; Mr. and Mrs R. Il MsCGrdy,
$40; Friend, IS; Cash. 81 II. w. C., 81 Charles
Stan, SO Mr. Lett 81 J. I: Mamford, 50 Friend,
G'ih s. On Mr. Quincy Y g 81 c9sh; "a g. w g.
a Friend. 81 Edward Hoyt 50 Miss Boyd, 81 c lsn.
q two Friends per }; Donaldson, $40 g. r. $, byP
w. II. Bonnet, 90 Mrs. VGnderburgh g. Mrs. May
nard, 81 Mrs. Lownes, Sl2 several persons, Thank.
giving Eve, S29 Cash. 25c.; Tribune Office, 81 per
w. Bucher, 4. B. Holmes. S. Edward Williams, So;
Cosh, 25c.; Cash, 81 Cash, S. W. Cunnington, IS
Cash. s5 b. g. H., $50; Clerks at Adamss Express,
ncr, So Cash 81 Nv MaxweIl s. a Friend, 81 j.
H. Lying Sl0 g. II. Brown, 81 W. H. T., 81 Rink
nown, 81 Mrs. James Warren, $40 NJ. s. Stockmsn.
81 ; II. Colt So w. s. Brown s.; Miss Smith, 81
Cash, Sl4 A. w. Treadwoll, S25; Thomas Dram, $50;
+. z. Fowler, $40; II. NJ shehind, $40; F. w. Msyor,
$40 J. c. Wetmore, S5 /; Mart & Caldwell, s.; VIM.
n Seymour, sos Children Of J. c. Brush 81 w. r.
Hopkins $50 p. S. G. b. $40; Clerks in Seeman's
Bank SO Lady in black, IS; W. c. Eldersleiye, Sl0
J. C. Cram per H. Swift $lC0
From the Author of all our rnercies, the above to
whom is due all the glory for the good already
plished in tlis miserable locality l.. N. rEAsE
Superintendent oGihe Five Points House Of Industry.
CoLLIsIoN.--Yesterday morning, while the
Jersey City ferry beat Hudson crossing the North
River in the dcnse fog she in contact with the ship
Isaac Walton Burseley, bound to Canton and lying in
TIE stream TIC II. run foul Of her jb-booT thereby
rakng the ferry boat fore and aft carrying away the
smoke pipe demolishing the cabin and doing con-
siderable other damage Fortunately no person was
injured. The l. W. lost her jibboom and had Other
slight damage.
Editor Of TIE Tribune I'm your valuable
Paper Of Saturday you give most satsfactoy account
OF the improvements making obout tho various ferries
IN this CITY But ala notice stOps before you come
20 the New. Brighton Ferry. Allow TO comment
this 10 ysur observation. This ferry runs TO NewBrlsh
ton SAilors' Snug Habor Fac,oyville and Port Rich
mond and hundreds OF passengers cross every day ana
tuns Of freight transported. There are, however,
this route ferry houses, the passengers generally
sponging the neighorng grocery stores ior sheter
from The weather The boat used also comment 70
your notice know that you don't print aBnonym lus
communications nor have any wish to see myseli IN
print but aso know that you are friend 10 the OPP
pressed everywhere, and know no uniortinaie' more
worthy Of your sympathy Than the sorey oppressed
inhabitants Of the North shore OF STATEN ISLAND.
Manners AT CoscERTs AND THEATERs.-
Do Mr. Editor hold up TO public contempt that portion
Of the audience who are 30 fond OF practising OF iat
tipt vulgar and unmanncrly habit OF jumping up sni
fastening out of the hall Just before the performance
closed illus wholly Destroying the last piece OF the pro-
erainme and insulting both performers and audience
bIis coarae vulgar unprincplcd and unmannerly, an
no ore possessed of proper sense OF decoru.n and
correct education would be guilty OF IT, Let be cor
TCCted nOoD MANNlhS'
~ The dwelling of Rev II. MattisOn, No
rs FrmkfoIt.st was entered by burglars on Saturday
night, and robbed OF wearing apparel to the amount
et 500
FIREs-On Saturday noon fire broke out
in the thrd.story front room of the dweinghouse No
g LconardGt, occssoneG by some children playing IN
The room with friction matches. The flames were oN
iineuishcd with few pals of water by the Fifth Ward
Police no further damage being done than the destruc
tion OF some dresses hanging against the wah
On Saturday afternoon, about o'clock,
large bed was discovered to be fire il the thdstoTy
front roon Of houseil Sixteth near Secondary. The
flames were soon cxtinsuished, before much damage
occurred As there he'd been no IRE IL the room TOR
some time past the Gre is supposed to have been The
work Of design
SrIANGERs.-At the MsTRoPoLITAS, Hon.
John Davis Worcester; Hon. X. p. Letcher Kentucky
William 2 Way, England judge Redclr Albany pr
Rabe. San Francisco: William : Kennedy, Sscremel
to; A. F. McCresry, 81. Louis; Dr. Reyburn, New-Of
leans Gabriel Fewer, Cuba; NJ. Marge, FredeT.cks
buIgh; }. n Bailey, Nashville Rev Dr. Dar6n, Ph!s
dslnhis: T. &, McCreary Charleston; Dr.. Hammond,
Hairs burgh; Geo. L. Ward. Boston and oihers .
At the IRvING, Mr. BonapaItc, BALTIMORE Jerome Ma
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