New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
The FIVE PoINTs REroRM.-Another


ineetown, Mass, C. c. Leigh, Rev L. NJ Peass, AMI
Rev John Luckey. aud excellent singing BY Mr. Beck
All passed of pleasantly good 10 being done Elshtsea
dollsrs Contributed subscri 10 pay for ,se
tent Many names were added to the pledge These
meetings are quiet, and we recommend to our friends
from the couryto 20 and see and hear for themselves
of the work there progressing.
INDUSTRIAL CoNGREss.-This associa-
ton held its yighth session, third year, last evening
In the Supreme Courtroom. Mr. Abraham G. Levy was
elected permanent Secretary, after which an adjourn
uieni was had for one week.
LAND REFORM MEETING AT MILITARY
BALL The friends Of the Homestead bil held public
meeting at The aforementioned place last evening
which wa, well attended Mr D. C Smith presided
and julian A. AeGsgnos acted as Secretary.
Mr. Jot Commerford presented The following reio
utons:
Rsoiscd That Hon Lewis Cas- IL entitled TO the warm
est thanks Of the SosnSnen Of our eonatIy inssnuen
that lis recent speeuh al Iammany Hail. he las molly
ayowed intention 10 contend for the settlement OF the
Public Domain upon the principles set o'h 10 tue Home
stead bill Looking do q the adoonon OF this measure
to materially alleviate the condition Of those who labor by
diawios OF the surS us popuaioa ifom me ASnte cites
and manufacturing districts 10 the un:uitiVated lanes we
feel that should be unEateG Indeed were we 70 Tor
get ,h,t en- the lists of its great point to
srch friends Cess, Webster, Douglas Seward Sunue
Gov Brown Miss, with the host OF the good aud true
in the House II IL peSeniaVes who have thus Tar shown
that they willing to use the talent ana eaersy ~eea
God has gyen them 70 secure the fdue hsPpnesso tae"
| fellow citizens. ..,
eyed differences OF the proprietor OF rae Had WIN re-
gard to the character and standing OF the friends OF the
Bill We hereby hold 1t duty 70 let the comu-
hlty see now Tar they may place e0nndence ia nun IN 80
gives testimony against In examining the individual MS
tow the Land Refomers Of his City we are nos aware
that any one Of them has yet been publicly c)wkunsd,
or that t5ey have been susgned before our ocN thouns
ard there proved as hired beler and ssndeer neither
have sscertAned that any OF them has besome 50
6epaved to attempt to get Up spuolic aud msnsn
stir the vile with whom is Editor associated
and The basis Of lis fortune thus laid rae 70 the io
stircts Of its director and gusrdsn, md H. IN Its more
mature csee selling upon the corrupt revenue of classes
and parties swell the treasures OF It's rasenous and I'M
worthy When the friends of the Freedom OF the
Public Lands sink TO the level OF such acts and osceme IN
fuenced by such motives then and not uot thNu VIII thsy
claim such terms the words pirate ana Oand
The resolution relating to the character was first
taken up snd discussed by Messrs Cummerford aud X
A. Bal ey In favor of It's adoption and by Mes'rs. Aora-
ham sbarrot, L. w. Ryckman, Robert Walker aud 9th
ers who were In favor of laying upon tho table. Tho
discussion waxed warm. Bailey travelled beyond
the resolution, and proposed 10 exclude fhs Herdds
Reporter Several gentlemen s.renuousy opposed suca
A proceeding The abuse of The Herald vas considered
Memorable to the character Of thu friends Of the Home
At, sd bill as the character Of It's i,or was 30 well
known that hig statements were 10 be Interpreted oy
the rule of oontrsrles Besides, the porers had
generally performed their duties athfully, and the
meeting had reason 10 complain OF any person con-
nected with that paper bur It's Editor However the
Reporter of me Hrad and stated that he held
every man In the room, with the except m OF the Cns
man and several persons around the table IN pro uua
contempt and he did ut care d-n for them, and
sruuy Quilted the room in great apparent excitement
After which the original resolution, with the rst enc
which proposed, was unsnmousy adopted. II,
Mr. j. Young offered ser . OF revolutions, ~nicn
were laid upon the table for future action. Com nit
tee was then ordered to be Appointed TO qae,oo can,
d,daes for local Offices and the meeting adjourned to
! ~ Of ommllts9 OF Arrangements.
FALL FROM A CART.-A child 5 years
OF aye named Mary Kelpron yesterday morning accident
Ally Tell from a loaded with furniture, a. was passas
through Woosterst and seriously uj lred The child
was taken to the ~ Hospital By the Eghh ward ro's
F,Rr.-The Fifteenth Ward Police dis
covered FIRE about IL O'Clock on Tuesday morning
10 the basement of the uuoccupied building corner oil
Nnthsi and Broadway, formerly known az too A'olon
House IL was supp sed be the work of an in-
cepdiary The flames were got under before much
damage was sustained. The building Is undergoing
repairs
MAN DRowNED A laboring man walked
or fell overheard from the bow of ,hs south Ferry boat
Wyandank, asE night, about oolock, anu siuougu
every means used he was not recovered, nor In
fact was he seen after bis fall, tho wheel probably
,rikipg end Killing him man in a state OF intoxica
ton went on beard the boat just previous % her start
ing and 40 he was not noticed going ashore on Bfopk
yn eide II 10 supposed he was tho man. The boat was
no, our OF the slip when the accident happened
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL lad 10 years
OF ag- named Jsme conan residing with his parents at
No lg Twelthst, was accidentally run over on VI 'odty
eyeuiug Of the Sixth av cars which used over ms
ri.ht ann foot crushing them 10 aingdt'u manner
seems the lad Jumped upon the loves step OF the plat
form where be rode short distance aud thsn got on
car coming from the opposite direction was close o AZ tne
tine ard before the driver could poioiy sop H. the car
passed over lad The conductor Immediately stQpped'
end bai the lad conveyed 70 the Ninth ard SAlon hou'
Shsre DE %o9oci ne NsSyo1 HoTti ssgeral pas,sn
fka
urayoidbs OH part OF the driver Of the car wh III ran
the lad Since he cas- have oten ronany on .1 81
lump on tho steps Of the platforms thus enfan;sr
pg their lives and snsss they stop such conduct II VIII %
impossible e. prevent acc'een'
A HARD CAsF.-Francis J. Peters,
young usn no, about eighteen months since was arfe'ed
having robbed return Californian, stopping athM HOUSE.
Ct SEQ colo who vas 81 asslu-ny dcnsrs7d oy tns
has recently become possessed o evdeLce which wholly
exon crates bm from guilt In the matter rear s ,
Just cent to State Prison AGA letos Ssviof se J
he confessed to Justice stuart that he aad he alone coui
united the robbery 10 consequence OF beng susp,1ea
Nr Peters lest bis situation, and has no, soes ossh a.
rrocure one His family also have suffered WHO num- ahd
are row in destitute creumItsacss IL Is 70 d. -opeh att
now bis innocence has besn sL."n 10 VIII meet Win
better success
FATAL FALL.-Barney McGowan, Ia
borsr while o. work the Bibs iouse IN Fourth az
roar sor place Yesterday Afternoon fell rom me second
, 10 The fourd aigh upon heap OF bricks aud rub
hal. lie was taken the Seventeenth ward ssionnous'
with his skull badly ectured and ohels sefol,y Ia
iur,d Re died soon after arriving Nc the satl1n,hDu7
The DECEASED has LEFT wife and TWO children ',sung "a
Tw.pty-frs.-st between Seventh add ElshtnaVs inc
coroper m hold an inquest upon the BODY tins m'ninz
FoUNp DRowNED.-The Coroner held
- ,,rss, yesterday upon the body Of an unknown MAJ
bcrt IS ve.s Of sge fund drowned 3, fier No n y
vas feet inches IN night had sandy coloed
30 90 We, dressed in PLAID pants cloth vet max slt
neekeIebief and ealfskin Soo9 a 'eioi'' " IAN y
blowing W s. rendered BY the Jury
Charge or GRAND LARCENY.-A man
,sr.d samuel Smith yesterday arrested ~ os.
W1tSs rfthe Fourteenth Ward. acharge o. ana il
rsrv prefsrred sgaast him BY Mr. Abraham Canocs' ~
Fot Lee n j. IL spp-ars that on the nonlns " c &c
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