New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

and psrtcpaptin me fsht The pm, msy be obtained
of Edward schieaele, Shakespeare Hotel
A NEW YORK OBsERvAToRT.-Nr
Leon Lewenbers, Astronomer Of our City, proposes
TO give an eligible ate for Oos~rvatory 80 '@e' aoo'e
the Hudson, on the PaEsades mile above tor' Lee'
and TO include 10 the donation Ieescooe WORTH
5000 provided $1,000 will be subscribed oy o'ner'
toward building an Observatory there. He suggests
400 shares Of s25 each the proper mods ct oolsnns
| the desired result
We ought h have an Observatory at this point ana
! we wish some bsdy Of scientific men would take 'n'
prefer under confederation and either accept or sug
! ge.t better one
r. Among the arrivals of strangers at
the hotels, yesterday, notice the following at rus
Metropolitan Hotel Hon P. E wing NJ C, Nv; Pt
Wilcox, Macs; W. P. Convers, La; Judge Haas, Cal.
Geo C. wsodell, Va; Capt Toulinn U. 5. A.; Capt.
Tyler, L. S. n; Hon B. F H.lleu, Boston Jonn Bat
tie, Ala. Ben. Edwards Gray, NJ C., Ky.
TEMPERANCE AND THE GREAT PAvIL-
LIoY.-On Thursday evening another large al fence
assembled In the Alliance Tent, Of the Fire PIin"
Although the first flush of novelty has passed away, the
meetings are exceedingly crowoed with the same mixed
multitude gathered from the caverps and dens around
Cow Bay and ,hs Junction Of Gro" and L'ale Wafer
| ard Orangests Never there seen beings Who
more needed the blessings of Temperance. al seldom
q company more interested In the oscussion Oh 'as
| subject.
The meeting vas called 10 order by Rev. l. Burslgh,
Ar the aud-I CO ioned In address tue Flr)ne OF
| Cr,cr vitr Rev Mr. Bausen of East oookiyn, after
which NJ Buregh addressed the peopio Ia an earnest
and eloouept mauner and wss listened to with msrtst
attention. efer which mspy tntenperace young men
and boy, came for ward and signed the pledge.
Itis ssisht painful and impressive en- ugh TO mate
man drpout CO run and al iu terrible tsm Jtsu ms 70
see such ~recks may ee found In tne precociIu SOUS
of whom large numbers congregats At these settings
But there IL pessns and Inspiring contrast pre-
sen-d 10 the bright and sparkling faces OF the mem
Der, of Home VINO have been saved and restored 10
Rev. Mr. Hansen, Rev l.. NJ Pesse, George Hsydock,
and Capt Gsseher OF Mss-schu.etts gave Interesting
but brief aodresses and with the notice that "a ner
meeting st be- bf Id 10 tue Tent iday evening" shs
suoier ca Joined in singing Praise G1d from WHOM all
bI. s,r % fo~" and With the apostolic oensdiculu,
quietly disperse1 Wrat a change has come over tho
prospects OF the Five POn'si
FIRE.-On Friday morning, about =
O'clock Ere broke 10 the third .try of brass
foundry In toe rear Of No ll6 W ,o''er st aud wa:
quickly extipgui.ned ny -pgins c. No. H. With .h W
$50 damage. After the frs WAS suoiued une Esntn
Ward Police sate,) Hose Co. No. came up aud psr'
sisted 10 breaking sipdows and pl.yiog water iu'o the
building, Notwithstanding the orders given tnom 10
desist
FIREs.-Last evening, about AZ o'clock,
Ere broke In the cooking Department Of Jdtspns
Fotel in Broaowsy. but owing 20 'he pr 'np' arrival
OF the firtt Ward Police ana Engine Go D. 20 add
Hose Co No. Is, the flames were got under Win very
eight dsmsge.
The alarm of fire in the With District
last night about O'Clock, vas caused % the bursting
Of csmpbeDe lamp In building corner of South and
Doversts. But very trAlog damage wa sustained
There was a false alarm in the With
District about 1914 O'Clock last night.
The BosPITAL.-During the month of
August the following numb"r opatisns received mad
icsi treatment at the New York Ho.Oit.,;
Admitted, 324; remsio'nF July 81, 3l4 discharged,
81 remaining August 81, 2o7.
Man FOUND DEAD. On Thursday
MOI pre about 6La O'Clock the Lab, employei On
the repair OF the track Il Hudson River aruad
were preceding u work wheD about one mite oe ~
the tesid. pce Of Watson Haynes they discovered
dead man laying cl So ny the track. Inev AZ once 40
m, the Coroner o. Eastern Wrschester, : W Hard,
ESQ who, IL his usual prompt manner. Or 'c.rd.d 20
the spot and empsDneled jury, VINO txan'nsd ms
corpse and his clothing and found de-p scar on the
skull dug from the right emple 70 ths o,cF part
OF The be 3D. the left aud -tt led biOson 10 Two
places thu right hand sud arm wh"'ed MS ma 4 g'1d
cnp) win Grape ON. be dressed 10 olack IN W
key Jacket double breasted plum )lDred vest, oi-cs
saiu.t pants Eossh ~oOien socs', TniEe brscrs had
had pi-in, clean, co.rss co't"n ~ns shirti ana
found by him tuli bnsom vnits shirt two coarse
cotton shirts, Canton 1ssI oil undersnit and one
pair of drawers Of same mae'ial ARR dsro'og ,ne
l
arm H. 5 and several ts; On the ri1ht arm, y II.
G. s s, aud several dots u1derne ith. Several VII.
pess, 8 examined, all OF whom koe~ mug OF
IN. ece-sed or the n.nurr hs O. hs dastn, and
bore testimony % the ana ~ eDtiun o tne si.nal
and w.chnen employed % the Ralro-d aud tne care
} lrssn, .. Of prrsOUs travelling Oh the track
II vac sta 20 by Mr. TIA, tnst hs t'und the waton-
men AZ their respect stations az all bOurs OF the
night In the clement seasons, and on 40 ocoa-
sious found lying asleep With their heads on the
rails - r
The Jury exoneratsd the officers and employees Of
the Railroad Company from all blame. verdict o' tne
larry Inst toe d-c-ased 20 his doatn 10y some
cause unknown & the Jury.
THE SUDDEN DEATH or Miss ADDISON.
Ar In qsr,t held yesterday ~ Coroner Ives upon
the body If Miss Laura "tnsnursi, o1nrr"i'r LAURA
Adois, n late an actress the Broads Tn-si-r VINO
dteo Oh "wednesday while sn h.r wsy from Nssara %
this City, az notic d In our edition OF yesterday Dr.
Iideil made ross mortem examination Y the D dy
and gave his opioiun that death Eas .aod oy
oe,,ion of the brain verdict that effect ~s rem.
cered by the Jury Deceased wssa NAIVE o. E1ganf ',
bud % years OF The BODY Has 10 err'o 90 ours
DAY evening, which Circumstance, tisstb-r win nsr
sudden death gave rice - sus1ic"ns ihz' tns cic I'M
Stances Of her ceah ought 20 be inquired INTO 10 SO
,picions streI gsheDed by rdnor tnst 'sv-r1
gent yemen called At her late esdrpcr, NJ ~ sum-. an
g. on Thursday evidently intent On preventing pat
nor,em exsmipstion and WHO are repIt I nave
told Ibe lady 81 the house that she wco os .oIe u
fine az 81 900 II she alO~ed ruch ak zmnstDD on ner
premhps Tnr resut va. that BIER remain, sers In
terred that evening 10 SecondaV Cemetery Inc pos!
uortem examination was he'd yesstds,, Se'e 81 sod
the ,ult will undoubtedly say all Suspicious 10 the
public mind
SUDDEN DfATHs.-A man, named John
Duck oo suddenly ,terday a'rrnoOn at 1ne corner
nj Chatham sDd Muttss IL supposed from thu sf
feet, OF the excessive bsat VI the Gun HIS rsmzias
were removed 10 No Mvtt a., where the Coroner will
hsld qsest upon them
. A German tailor, named Henry Hart
man. Who occa,iousliy WORKED At NJ 1914 rh.n--s
while ntoxca I'd yesterday stsrno n, was pushed ou
OF ,hop In thst vicbi'y aud fell U the pavement he
managed 10 get up, but stuub-o down flight Of
steps Again be GOT up and went to the shop ct al.
employer which BIZ bad sooner entered than ne ie
10 The Aoor and expired Coroner Ives will bold an In