New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

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very beautiful things presented for exhibition only,
full list of which win be published by the Society with
the names of those whopresented them but the IIdo
ria Rgio, the great center of attraction from Caleb
Cope Esq, of Philadelphia, not be here omitted
"WHERE ARE THE PoLIcE!"-A day
or two since, at about O'Clock NJ, countryman, so
drunk that he could not stand for more than five
minutes at a time, Keeling along West Broadway
near Reade ST. when he kindly taken In charge by
a young thief who must he well known to the Police
of that neighborhood The rascal assisted the country
man along for several blocks, during which time he
managed to steal what money the man had when he
left him at Beachst The drunken fellow reeled along
tumbling down every few rods, through Beach and
| Varck SITS. up TO Canal, thus making slow journey
entirely through the Fifth Ward without much
glimpse of Policeman There seems to be miserable
want of energy in the Police Of this Ward, but where
the fault is cannot say trust it is not asong the
officers.
Il Strong stomached men who would
like to know where epdemics generated and misery
bred may have their curiosity amply gratiied by
leisure walk through Centrest the trimming cutters
fed slops do ut scken him Of the present system,
rather lack of system of STRENGTHENING, nothing will
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fire their houses aud of by the light Of the
flames. Certain mo, many In numser) respon-
.ble for this and nigh be public benefit conhne
them for week at place Anthony Ct, IS to
try the effect Of the salubrous atmosphere upon their
laziness.
| "SPRAINED ANKLE" is anxious 10 know
when the Leonard street walks at Broadway
be repaired AT any rate he hopes that the loose
paving stones knocking about under the carriage
wheels will be fastened down or taken away. He
vents 10 know where 20 find or where to miss them.
For EURoPE.-The Arctic sailed on
Saturday noon for Liverpool with $50 600 In specie
ard 10 passengers Don Bartolome Herrera, Minister
Rome from Peru, and Miss Davenport, the actress
are among the passengers.
| ~ About a hundred recruits for the
Z. S. Army arrived here from Albany on Saturday
They are bound for California.
"a The planet Venus is said to be more
brilliant than at any other time for ten years.
ARRIVAL or MISSIONARIES FROM ARR
cA-The brig Lowder, Brown, arrived Saturday morn.
ing rem Sierra Leone, which port she left the 9th Of
May. Among her passengers are Rev. j. L. Wilson
and lady belonging to the American Board at Saloon,
and Rev J. w. Roberts and lady of the Methodist
| Episcopal Mission at Liberia
lS PHILIP S. WHITE, ESQ.,, Past G. w.
Patriarch of the sons of Temperance is in our City
and stops the Irving good many friends Of Tenn.
| perance hope TO hear him before he leaves
~ The CITY ALLIANCE of the Friends
of Temperance will have meeting in Thper Hall this
evening which will be addressed (among others by
Judge oNEAL the Patriarch Of the Order of Sons
of Temperance large and interesting meeting Is
expected (See Card
ANOTHER IMMENSE CRowD.-The big
Tent running last evening and crowds out
side that could not get in The three meetings held at
this Pavilion Sunday Of most interesting char
scter Rev l.. Burleigh preached truthful able and
searching sermon al 1912 A. NJ Mr B. held the audi
hour in attention. At 80 p NJ addresses were
made by Mr.. Hadley, from Pennsylvania w. IT, Van
Wagner and Mr.. Beck These gentlemen spoke In an
able and practical manner. At ~ P. NJ an immense
audience came together and listened with dee inter
est to Mr. Van Wagner for hour or more who spoke
In his usually powerful msnner-folowed by Mr. Breck
enbTidge who spoke in most earnest and effective
This meeting closed amid the greatest entbu
siasm.
THE LATE HOMICIDE IN TENTH-sr.-
The Coroner Saturday concluded his investigation
reGiye to the cause Of death Of James W. Cooper who
received serious injuries at the hands OF Thomas Hill,
butcher The evidence showed that the deceased had
previous to the assault used very Insulting language TO
Hill, and hsd challenged him to come out on the side
walk and hght Hill, appears, then rushed from his
shop Knocked Cooper down and Kicked him four Zines
thereby INJECTING mortal injury. The Jury rendered
averdict that the deceased came 70 his death BY gan
creme OF the scrotum caused BY unes inflicted on the
9th Of May by Thomas Hill which Injuries csused
death the oh inst On the rendition Of the verdict
the Coroner, deeming that the oense was manslauger
only, required the prisoner to find ba In the sun
$500 await the action OF the Grand Jury The &c
CURED security was obtained and the accused va.
committed to prison The deceased was native Of this
State, 81 years Of age.
COMMITTED on A CHARGE OF ARSON
On Saturday afternoon Justice Osborn proceeded to
investigate the charge Of arson preferred in May last
against Phkus GOldstein who is alleged to have IRE
to the premises No 90 Morris the night Of the 2si
Of May The accused il the person who, q short tine
since, committed for trial. the charge BY
the Chief Of Police but one Of Judges having de-
eided that the Chief has power 10 commit for trial
requisite that his examination should be taken BY
Police Magistrate Justice Osborn after fully Invest
eating the matter. committed the prisoner for trial