New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10

| THE NEw-YoRK CRYSTAL PALAoE.-An adj
vertisenent having been widely circulated Offering
stereotype OF the edifce now constructing for the
American Worlds Fair at $40 each and seeming to
claim the countensnce If concurrence Of the Com
pany, we arc requested to publish the following:
| To TIE Esifo- FT1e TriIErs:
have seen the foregoing notice today for the frs.
time. But ind that IL has been time in circua-
ton, and has been understood 10 proceed from this
Association. This ia not The Association has moth
ing whatever TO do with the issuing OF this circular d.
rectly or indirectly We have the contrary, had
large number Of eectrotypes made and have Distributed
them free Of charge among those gentlemen Of the
Press who have been disposed TO make Of them,
which We VIII take pleasure in CONTINUING % do
Office No. 50 Broadway. Dec. 9. lo52.
~ Two lots On feminist, near Fifth-av.,
with the two in the rear, on Ninthst, recehtly
sold for $4,000. J. r. D. Lsnier, ESQ., will erect
thereon splendid dwelling house.
MYsTERIoUs-SUPPOsEDM MURDER OF CHILD
On Wednesday last aged man died at No ~ West
Thireenih-st, and his brother sent TO the establish
ment Of Mr Benedict undertaken in Carmine-st, for
coffin which sent to the house yesterday morning.
Upon attempting the lid it found 10 be
tightly screwed down, and when opened the coffin
n
in lite face discoored and bore the marks
Of having been stranged Officer Miller, OF the Fiji
teenth Ward Police who resides near the place, in
formed the Coroner Of the circumstance and he nne
datey took to hold inques, upon the body
The brother Of the deceased called upon the
dertaker, and also upon the young who delivered
the coffin, but both deny knowing anything about the
body Of the child or in what it came to be in
closed in the coffin. Further developments may trans
pire upon the inqusrfon before the Coroner, which
will take place this morning
CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-DeSperateA ASSAULT
A man named Thomas Doyle, while passing through
Centerst. on Wednesday evening nccosted By two
men named John Devine and Thomas Hays. who pre-
tended to recognize in him old acquaintance and ship
mate They stated that they were first and second mates
Of vessel then lying in Of the North River docks
Doyle replied to their remarks that he was cook on
board q vessel himself He was then invited by his
associates 10 take drink and entered porter
house for that purpose Doyle wishing TO return the
compliment asked them drink with him, AM NJ the
time incauously exposed TO their view consd'
cradle sum OF money. After being refreshed they IN
duced Doyle 10 90 with them saying that II ne would
90 10 their vessel profitable employment could be OBJ
tanned The whole party then started through Canast
to the corner West and where they entered
q woodward. Here lyle was unceremonously seized
By the throat by Devne while Hays beat him in the face
with brick in the most brutal and fendsh manner and
the time made determined eif,r to rob him OF
his pocketbook Doyle cried Justify Tor assistance,
which alarmed the villains who fed carrying with them
Doyles pocket-book and handkerchief IA reward Tor
their brutality. Officers Westerfeld and smith, OF the
Ninth Ward Police hearing the alarm raised by Doyle,
and seeing the r.ans the run, gave chase overlook
and arrested HAYS and Devne Toe above facts are re-
ported 70 the Chief Of Police by Assistant Captain Sc
bring Of the Ninth Ward Police The accused parties
were taken before Justice Stuart, and committed to
prison for trial.
SPECIAL MEETISG or THE BOARD or EDU-
cArIoN-Dec. s-Present Era-tus C. Benedict Esq,
President and Commissioners Blackburn, Stuart Saw
age Jones Meeks, r. L. Smith Vultoe, Murphy, Pnck
ney Dunning, Morrill, Field. Davis, E5ling. Beadle,
Cary Ransom Hubbard, Carter c. H. Smith Aids and
Rumsey.
Absent Commissioners Matt O'Donnel, Hilton,
sweeny Beekman, Fell Wright, Fraser, Stout, Willet,
Dodge Williams, Tappan, Waterbury, Monteith and
Wells.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap
proved.
Mr. Stuart presented communication from the
School Officers Of the First Ward nominating Nicholas
Dinond a. Trustee for said Ward in place Of Charles
Stuart, resigned.
Also the following resolution
Resolred That Nichols Dimond be appointed Trustee
of Common schools for the First Ward 20 III the va
y
Adopted
Mr. Cary presented the resignation OF Old P.
Wells ne member of the Board, which ordered on
fc.
Also communications from the School Ocers of the
Sixteenth Ward, nominating John Delamster as Com
missioner in place of D. Wells b. F Smith as Tru'-
tee. In place Of Mr. Delamaer; and J. B. liinysr "a
INSPECTOR. In place Of Mr.. B. F Smith On motion OF
Mr. Cary the said appointments were made.
M Delamater appearing in the ROOM the President
invited him TO come forward TO the Clerks table and
take the oath OF Office The Clerk administered the
oath. and Mr Delsnster took his seat q member OF
the Board
Mr.. Dunning presented the Annual Report Of the In
spectors of Common Schools OF the Ninth Ward, which
was ordered on file.
Mr. Dunu;pc from the Committee on Buildings and
Repairs presented report with the following resolu-
ton
Resolred That 81 .J75 be- and the same is hereby ap
propriated to fit up and furnish Ward School NO 81,
Twelfth Ward according 20 the plans and specIhcatiohs
approved by the Ward officers Adopted
Also from the same Committee a report with the io
lowing resolution
Re.cred That the sum of $500 10 be, and the same
hereby appropriated, to tit up additional ca'rooia' ana
nclose the backgrounds at Ward school No 81 aosoIl
ing 10 the plans and specifications herewith suoutei
Mr. Murphy from the Special Committee appointed
TO draft an act relative merging the schools oil the
Public School Society with those of the Ward Schools
presented report and draft of bill which. on notion
/ was laid ON The table and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Carter offered the following resolution;
Pesolred That the draft of law the object OF winch
for the connection of the systems OF puolc ed
ueaton conducted by the Public School Society ana
by the Board Of Educ siiou-whch draft has been or
dered to be prinied-when printed be referred 10
Committee Of Conference and by that COMMITTEE TO be
! submittedto the Public School Society.
| MI. H. Smith moved TO strike out all AFTER " Re
folved~ and insert Thai-copes be printed -copis'
se-s 10 the Public School Society, ani,opies 10 eaca
/ Boerd Of Ward officers Carried.
The resolution amended, was then adopted andthe
blanks SLED that the Board ordered o copies 70 oe
nrintei Is semitic tie Public School Society ana one