New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
bcpses Of prostitution resor1e for thieses. die and
rovdy boys. black and wtSae prosfitusss. &c.

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| rovdy boys, black and vitae prossitusss &c
The amount expended in the e.ooo hoIeis, saloons
sad other nshops Of the City, Is amazing, almost
e.ceeeing belief II the daily sass avsnge ten doAr.
the amount VIII be eighty thousand dOIlsrs day Two
millions four hundred thousand dollars month anu
twenty nine millions year Wen may tne hl0'
deaers ray their annual assessment OF hy o.
dred dolars 10 the Liquor Dealers Protective
To countersc. all these opposing Influences anu y
seerre the enforcement Of existing laws, We '" -
1910 40 Grand Jr;ez TO prosecuting oieers, TO Cl'li
spa Poliee Justice, and to the Mayor and Ader1nen
bo,i a. Magistrates and Excise Commissioner
Va have slso done the bes: we could TO Keep the
r,,uc mind awake and enlightened on all PlrS o. Ia
yzer subject We have circulated 99oVOO COPE u
X. v.r.York Alliance, and more than 09VOO f"''A
sgefsre held q lJge number oil Temperance M
49, ,,snv Of them very large popular and influential
o. The moral and spiritual benefit Of the less "a
yo,,d classes Of our citizens, We have expended as
,,,.,h personal labor as if ave or six hard working
N,a-i,ssries had been constantly in the fed
Tbe Alliance has also, at an expense Of nearly
r. ~. erected spacions tent for Temperance meet
& Sabbath worship, in those sections Of the Ci'y
,e,e there are no Churches and for those classes
y.,,s nd not be led into Church were 1t ever 20
r,e, Tent meetings have been Of very interesting
ns-e err and the results have been beyond expecta-
Mons The fret two weeks that the Tent was located
1t the rive Points nearly four hundred adults signed
The pieige and the number is Usually from 10 to - Al
II ee.h rieenng
Tie Sabbath meeting il, this locality have all been
\ crowded, orderly and solemn Deep impressions Of
trah ajpoar to be made, but the distant future
EoIe 3Fesl the results The Tent is now supplied
with large furnace 90 that meeting may be continued
some weeks longer and perhaps through the winter
The Sabbath services conducted mostly by the City
Pastors, and thus The Alliance will most efectually and
in the best manner, carry into operation the plan for
outdoor preaching to the masses Of the destitute and
the neglected highly approved last year. by all the
clergymen Of the City.
The Committee would thus earnestly press the edop
ton Of these proposed measures upon the Alliance
ard one OF raising tic Necessary amount Of
money to conduct all hese operations would suggest
that address enbodyng most Of the facts in the Re
port and such cher considerations may be thought
expedieh be prepared and cent to the clergyen, ask
ing liberty for the cause to be presented TO their
Churches and to gentlemen and ladies' extensively in
the City asking pecuniary donations
The Report of the Treasurer was next read from
wbich appears that nearly a. 900 had been received
and dsbursed during the past year
The meeting then proceeded TO the election Of
officers for the ensuing year, which resalted fol-
lows:
Pres.dsnt-C c. Leigh
PicePresideHts-Noah Wonall, J. w. Kellogg J. w.
Benedict, s. T. Townsend
Corresponding Storeary-C. ]. Warren.
Recording SeoraDy-Ed Wilkes.
TredsDtr-DT Parmlee
The meeting then adjourned until Friday evening,
Dec g.
NEw-YoRK SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF
Ourx. Mrpfc Mrs- -
nua meeting of this Society held at o'clock
Wednefdny afternoon, in one OF the lecture-rooms Of
tho College Of Physicians and Surgeons, Crosby-st.
Doctor James Anderson frat Vice President, called
to the Chair, and Doctor H. D. Bukely acted Secre-
taTy The meeting confined 20 the election Of Of
fcers for the ensuing year. and Of manager to hold Of
fee three years from this date The following officers
were elected for the year
PresiacHt-Dr. J. G. Bliss.
Vice Presideats--Drs. Isines Anderson A " Stevens
and v Mott
! Troos.ro-Dr Isaac Wood
Drs. J. n. Van Klcck, j. r. Wood. II. D. Balkely, p.
Ogden, g. +. Woodward, and tive other gentlemen
elected managers for the next three years The
returns of donations and subscriptions received at the
lsf anniversary dinner announced with the
of the donors The amount comes near TO $500. The
Secretary directed convey the thanks Of the So
cicty In an official manner to the gentlemen who had
SON of the Asior House for his liberal attention to the
Society upon the occasion Of their anniversary dinuer
After passing OF thanks to the stewards upon that
| occasion, the meeting adjourned.
BURIED ALVE-NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Shortly after clock on Wednesday afternoon while
/ number Of workmon were engaged in digging a
sewer a, the corner Of Troy,st and Eighh.av., the
bank cayedin upon them, burying Michael Casey, the
contractor, completely up. The laborcrs Immediately
sc 10 work for tho purpose Of rescuing him from his
perous situation, and they had nearly accomplished
iheiF object when another large Of earth gave
way buryng Casey still deeper, partially covering sew
erul of the luboreFs. On getting out they resumed
their task hut the being IL feet in depth il
upward of hour before they could rescue him.
When found lie alive, but inscnsibe and in tina,
state conveyed 10 dwelling in the vicinity, where he
was attended by DR. Elliot, through whose exertion.
lie was soon restored TO consciousness. He wss then
taken 10 his esdence No l93 Twenty fifth st. By the
Ninth Ward Police No bones were broken and Ills
ihought'hat he will soon recover.
SUICIDE BI TAXING LAuDANuM-An Inquest
was yesterday held at Nc Coz Fourth ST upon the
body Of Mrs Maria Louisa Kinch who del at o'clock
On Wedncsday night. The evidence adiuced before
the Coroner showed that or Wednesday evening the
deceased sent her con- years Of age for some aud
anum and wine, which receiving, she mixei to
gother and drank Soon after this che was taken sick
AID the child observing it, hastened to inform his ia
Their, who, at the time, was sbsent from home On
his arriving he immediately procured the services Of
several physicians but the poison had taken f, hold
upon the system and they were unable to sff5rd any
permanent relief The jury returned averdct Of death
by suicide.
Tie deceased was native Of this City, o years Of
age. Within the short space OF six months she had
been called to mourn The loss Of two promising chill
dren, and supposed that THE misfortune % preyed
upon her mind as 10 induce her commit the rash ac