New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
BoARD OF EDUCATION. The majority re-


B,quest The Pres,den, announced that Mr. Hal
rook, WHO is deceased sin e the LAST meeting of the
oa,d has devised IS 900 to the Board Of Education
- procure library for Free Acsdeny, and $7so
each Ward School IN the City for The pfocuring Of
lbrary.
GALLANT 0oNDucr "A LADY RESCUED -
Last evening one OF the Eaton Ferry Jats was
: preaching the New York side. BROOKLYN !sdy.
;ompanied ey her father, stepped OF the boat, and
lpe TO reash the shore, felt In An smigrsns, fresh
: n the land OF Enn seeing the lady's peril peeled
MS jacket and jumping IN matched the fair crsa.
encm home In the deep He refused to give
name" tBrooklyn Eagle s4Ih.
The above Is quite correct in all respects, excep.
4 the "emsrant fresh from the land of Erin" 10
o. emigrant fresh from the Sunny South, the aiten.
ssnc gentlemanly Mr.. WILLIAM Lone, Chief Op-
tor in the Office OF the New Orleans TELEGRAPH
npany, who, We are sorry to learn, 10 not paying
3 penalty Of his gallant act, BY being confined to
bed. having been for some time past in delicate
/ alsh fiom IN affection ofths lanss
TEMPERANCE AssUMrsrs.-The editor
Of The Journal Of Commerce has seen . three dollar
bill bearing the following Enforcement:
" This 10 the last left me from Q fortune Of eight
thousand dollars bequsathed me BY q beloved uncle
On Rum thou art the cause OF al this Beware,
young men. OF the wine glass IL has been the ruia
OF me On rum sure al fAst tnOu oltest Ike an
adder Nxw.YoRx, Sept, 1851"
u The property on tho corner Of Union-
square and Fitteenhsk least side OF the Park, for
several years occupied BY Madame Casgarsy's
School, was sold at private sale yesterday for ti'.
600. II 10 IS tset front.
r. A Presby terrain Church has been
organized (atSt. Laks's Buildings. corner Of Hud.
son and Grove-sts J of which Rev. John Little has
been elected pastor.
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT UPON A CITIZEN
BIT POLICE 0FFIcsRs.-A charge Of very serious
nature was yesterday preferred before the Ca,sf Of
Police and His Honor the Mavor, oy James P. Gage,
highly respectable citizen, residing in Thirty sew.
enthst between Ninth and Tenth az ain st three
policemen Of xXth Ward. Mr.. Gage makes aft Ia
Wit, that Friday nigh! Of last week. ns pass
ing through Thirty ssventh-st on his way home, ne
was assaulted BY three men, who struck him several
blows upon his head and body, inncung severe
wounds His cries for help brought to the SPOT Cap.
tain flanagan and other officers OF the XXsh Ward
Police. when the assalins party exhibited stars and
stated that they were policemen Tnis VAS tbs hrst
iniima,iOA that Mr. Gage received that he had been
assaulted and used like murderer, by Off GERS OF tae
law, one OF whom (MunsOo) had been acquainted
With him for the past ten years but as he hal about
s3C0 and gold watch upon his person. he supposed
they were highway robbers who intended TO appro.
pirate his property 70 their own use. Mr.. Gage, On
asking them what he had done TO merit such treat.
msnt received as reply, You are the id ras-
cal want, fetch him along" or words OF similar
import Mr. G.. was then taken to the Station. House
and thrust into cell He then sent for physician,
who dressed bis wounds Before morning, however,
he was liberated by the interference Of the Alderman
Of the Ward, who advised him to ethe matter drop.
He, however thought proper to neglect this advice
and lodged complaint, as above stated. Tho mat
ter VIII be fully investsate 1t is said that feelings
of personal nature prompted tho commission OF
the outrage
The CALIFORNIA SwINDLE-DIsAPPEAR-
ANcE OF PALMER Co--Yesterday afternoon about
IS of the csffauded Calit0rnians appeared at the
Lower Police Court to watch the proceeding In the
of Palmer & Co., charged with fraud sne inves-
tigation having been 80! down to come of at that
time, but no Palmer Co., made their appearance,
and it Is believed that they have gene to parts IN
known. The defrauded parties appeared highly ex.
asperated, and evinced jealous desire to inct sum-
mary punishmsns upon the men who have so
shamefslly dsfIsucsd them, should they fall into
their hands Al the suggestion Of one OF their nun
Ger, the folio wing document was drawn up ana
We, ths undersigned, having been dsfraudsi out
OF various sums Of money oy the purchase Of spar
Gus c1 r. ioI PaSssss; 70 Ssone from AZ sr%
8. HaishI. ana complaint having boon made before
. Police Magistrate and warrant issued for their
arrest, ON q charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses we do hereby offer the sums Of mensy set
opposite our respective names for The apprehension
and delivery Of said Palmer and Haisht into the
custody Of the Police Magistrate issuing the war
rants"
plainanis, who subscribed ffsm IS 10 90 each.
ROBBERY or SILVER WARE.-About three
weeks since, Q hack driver, named John Henry,
was arrested, charged with stealing 1913 worth OF
silver ware, the property OF Mr. John Harvey, re-
siding in 25thst. who had entrusted It, VITA other
property, to him 70 bs conveyed to the Cola more
House. The accused was taken before one Of the
Police magistrates, but the evidence against him
was deemed Insufficient to warrant his commissa for
- naaeA
clusive evidence of his guilt has been obtained BY
the exertions OF Ofhces Bamstsad and Merritt, Of
the Essex Police Court IL has been ascsStained
that instead Of taking the box containing the silver
ware 10 the hotel he conveyed it 10 his resideacc
and while be vas in custody OF the Police. his wife
had 1t removed to the house OF woman named
Mary Conorty, In Elevenths st., WHO concealed II fsr
time. hut on hearing that the Police were nq1ir.
ing about the matter. became alarmed ana directed
her son Charles to take the b0x TO the foot Of TN H
East River and throw most OF iIs contents into the
dock He did 90, and the sficers have recovered
about $3.50 worth OF the silver at that place The
woman Conorty, together with her sons, Thomas
and Charles, were arrested, charged with receiving
the property, moving II TO have osen stolen. aad
committed by Justice MountoFt The haskman Is
yet at large.
ANOTHER DrAD.-William Spence, one
of the unfortunate passssgsrs who Vas dreadfdiiy
injured at tie time OF the recent coiinon on the
Harlem Railroad, died yesterday from the eject oil
those injuries, at his residence IN Tssaw; Dl
Of his thighs in hopes Of saving bis fs but his inJu
RES we're beyond the reach OF human sid Tae Cor
oner will hold an inquest upon the BODY q III ocock
this morning The deceased was brother OF John
scelce who also lost his life in consequence Of the
collision.
Run OvEa IN BRoADwAY.-A female,
mama unknown, was run ever yesterday afssfnoon,
At the corner Of Broadway and Chsmoer-u, oya
milk ssrt driven BY one John Stesrns, and severely
injured She was removed TO the drug store Of
Rushtoa & CLARK, where she received the necessary
attention, after which she was taken 70 nsf resi-.
seuos. Stearns was arrested By Offcsr Calrow, and
held By the Chief Of Police 70 await sxaminsuen Is
n vhsther or not hs was TO blame In running over
the lady.
SupprN DrArH.-A man of respectable
.npesy,nss whose name 10 believed 70 b ClendSn-
~ ,esssrdav morning called ~ the once Of DR..
Mott corner OF Blsscksr and Thsm7sens-sxests,