New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

counter trials from The insoienes Oh suoce" wills
or, the rapacy of svarce, OF contem o,uous sneees
forr The callous and the hesrtless the youth wac
same 10 the City were not the common o'unsS s
youth Of the country. Such remained AZ non
N tll the soil, or TO pursue some repu'soS
ealing IN their native village-bsppy AMI conts..
With their lot; they grew old beneath the trees w"
,hetered them In their youth But many mere go"
born and reared In the tranquil seclaslon ,nssd 20
try ynlase-who had heard OF oaues soa -, tho
follow TO the field some warlike lord pe'',o 81 =, "a
acquisition Of fortune, honor fame a. e.,ivs ,oIr
bined tended 70 nd the quie. ,ss9 condition. 10 life
swsLana8 sense of tnelr own po gers su1 inT T
Them 10 r,,k the hazards Of 20 tnem no" no 10
fore might safely be said soss Of f we're the more
y,,,,a "a ,rno,e in petuous and determined yontn
~ orr conntrv Such the sissst wn'cn To-" soce
proposed TO extend neat Toe .oe.ss9
49, a. a., .itb much force and mnuteness upon the
n.nv ANTIQUITIES and obstacles lying 10 thu course
Of the yosps sdvepturer for wealth and lame 10 tue
S,sst .yoli,uSeu of this crowded metropolis, add he
referred a, considerable length 70 the great rel ous
sdysptsge that would necessarily accrue In the par
tcular 6ed of the Societys operations the speaker
concluded bis observations With eloquent tribute Of
admiration for the philanthropy evidenced In the orsau
za,lop Of the Association and assured the members that
complete and durable Satisfaction would certainly
await them when they rejected up,n the fact tbs,
through their endeavors home, employment and safety
from the temptations Of vice. had been secured tohose
who otherwise would have been destitute and exp)se1
and above all that they had beea the instrument OF
throwing the saving influences Of morality and religion
around The unprotected stranger and led hm to the sp
probation Of the word of etsrnsl life.'
The lar,e Hall Of the Association ~as densey shroog
ed curing the delivery of Mr.. Lords address, and we
noticed a number of ladies' In the room. The meeting
then separated after singing tbs doxology and prayer
by Rev. MIR. Haven.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Monddy.-
There was the,usual weekly adjourned meeting but aia'
most meetings very little to do -, .,, Gal. -.
Another appropriation motion OF Alderman Smith, OF
$4,000 was made for preparing and printing lnd-xes at
Registers sunogses and County Clerks Offices Bulls Of
IT Bisley Policeman for arTesting H. Oonney, Sill and
!. Diosy, SIS for law books. to Superior Court were
ordered 70 be resolution of Alderman lsnann for
Examination OF maps of Wards, in Office OF Tax Comms
soner to see whether necessary copies
made adopted. petition OF W. &. Hayes for cor
rection Of tax, was referred.
FrRE.-A rear house, belonging TO the
premises No SEQ 8sv csusht fire yesterday morning about
10 O'Clock, and wa, slightly damaged
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-Johu
Heidbzer German while in deranged state OF mind, at
tempted Yesterday ming to destroy hm'e by jumping
ever rescued By Officer Dat Of the Nineteenth Ward add
taken the Station Hsuse where he was proWdedfor'
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL lad
named John Murphy 10 years Of age whose parents reside
No 463 Washngonst died at O'clock yesterday mora
Ing the N Hospital from injuries received on Sunday
The Coroner yesterday held inquest upon the body OF
the deeeales when appeared in evidence that on Sunday
Chsmbe,.st TO be conveyed to the at 3lss; that
soon after they had started several boys among whom
tie deceased got on the rear platform of the ior
ward car and also the front platform Of tn, other
where they remained unmoested no conductor being on
board On arriving at the Of West and Spring ss
they all jumped Off and unfortunately the lad Murphy fell
before one Of the wh els which passed over his leg; crush
ing them in dreadful manner He was Immediately taten
drug store and after being attended removed % the
Hospital where lie died, above stated The folio wing
verdict rel Dy s Ih 1ne ae ssn Gam, Ie
over BY Hudson River Railroad Car, drawn by horse,
The jury attach blame to the driver, but do the
Company for not placing conductor on board OF said cars
CHILD Run OVER AND KILLED.-The
Coroner held inquest yesterday upon the body Of ia
FAINT child OF Mrs Gilbert g. Laird, OF No 81 Essex,'',
which ost s life by being Saturday evening.
sppsss that the mother len the child which
and half old sitting the front 'toop Of her place ofrs
5sDce and tbs street grocery store: the
child unknown to its mother folio we'd her into the feet
terribly msnssd The driver Of the wagon on .ssius Whist
be had done whipped up his horse and was soon out OF
the Fellow he has, yet, escaped detection Tue little
sufferer taken 70 the house OF It's parents where died
Sunday night The Jury rendered verdict OF death by
ffactu OF both legs csu,ed being over by wagon,
driven by some person OF per'ons to them unknown
FATAL ACCIDENT.-The Coroner yes
tsday held an inquest No O4 Pitt upon the body ola
wn Of Mis- Hone residing at the above number who lost
his life Yesterday by falling from the hfth sto OF the build
ing to the pavement a verdict OF accidental death was
rendered by the jury. The lad WA years of age.
FALLING OF A CHIMNEY.-Capt. Car
snter of the Fifth Ward gives the following accident to
he Chief of Police respecting falling chimney. lie saysf
"about o'clock Monday the much talked OF chimney OF
swis Sugar House. foot OF Laisht ST. which has been
.na;n, sfsce the fire fell with tremendous crash, com'
nIefey blocking up Wess Fortunately there were signs
pfits falling the prevou, day and vessels lying opposite were
Toved those persons living the immediate vicinity were
also put their guard, which prevented any acchv- "a
ose watch was put upon the chimney on Sunday night and
S.r !, cave way ali had au opportunity of escapeng
Cant CARPENTER further Had fallen In the md-
die OF the day many must have been cIushs0
DrApIY AssAULT.--A man named Dem
mis- Day was arrested on Sunday sht by officer Lindsey of
Twentieth Ward charged with attempting 10 taSe ths
corner of Ninth av and Twenty nintht by striking HIM
With an axe The murderous design was hwarted by o'er
Lindsey, who inerfeed aud took the assaant before JUS
tee Mc3raih. lie locked up to await examination
CHARGE OF RoBBING AN EMIGRANT.-
David Hsrwich second OF the ship Silas Greenman
which arrived at this port on Friday last from Liverpool
was Yesterday sTesed by Officer Moneypenuy OF the Sew
enh Ward charged with having broken open trunk which
had inused to his and stolen there clothing
20 ID value Of SIS the property Mary Watson passen
ger board the vessel He was held by Justice Welsh TO
await examination.
ARREST OF PETER FUNKs.-FOur men
ntached certain suc,on estab ishment In Mss
st. were yesterday arrested by Ocer Surrey OF us
Lower Police Court, complaint OF poor English emil
grant named Ch1 w, Boybton at present siopPing Ia
Wee desuded him out OF s7 all the he had In the
world The accused taken before Justice Bossr aud
rave In ball 10 tue amount OF ~" eacn. 10 .o
charge They gave their James She Augustus
G. Porter, James Montgomery and Nathaniel Chapman
CHARGE OF STEALING Books, CLOTH
ING Sc-Ofheer Johns OF the First Ward Poles yss;eI
Ssy arrest German varnsh maker, named jacob SPIT
finer living No. 23 Houston 1t, charged with hNns
stolen about 100 volumes of books tosether with
OF clothing to the value In all Of sac belonging 70 Mrs
MARY Dominsu.z OF No. 2iI TwelnhG. portion OF the
propety found IN Of the prisoner who admit
led havog taken It, and committed to prison BY Justice
Bogart 10 await trisl
ARnEsT on A CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-
OAc., R.n6ed fhe Thirteenth Ward yesterday arrested
German CHARGED with having Saturday night Ia co n
psny two Others who unkno vn broken into the
premises Of John Brentz No ~ Cntonst, aud stolen
taeTerom bottles OF wine The burglary was effected
BY plying cellar door. The burglars observed