New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
FOURTEENTH WARD.-The Scott Club

FOURTEENTH WARD.-The Scott Club
of the Fourteenth Ward had excellent meeting last
night at the broadway House. w. g. GnEGoRY, Presi.
dent Of the Club took the chair Speeches of the right
stamp were made by JAMES KELLY, w. 7. B. MILL
KEN and others. Between the speeches, the people
were kept In most excellent humor by spirited Wing
sopgs from Mr. Cook and other vocalsts. The singing
spirit Of the Haisonsn Campaign seems breaking out
everywhere, and when the State and City nominations
are fully made the streets will be vocal with the music
of that old Coon" After the speeches. resolu
hsn was adopted to hold mass meeting athe Broad
way House. on Monday, Sept. 7, to which other Clubs
will be invited, and where speeches from prominent
orators will be heard. Some thirty or forty new man
bers Joined the Club last night.
Morn DISCHARGES BY ALDERMEN.-On
Thur,day night, Cspt Leonard OF the Second ward po'
uce with several OF the officers under his command
BROUGHT 10 the Station House elk named John Fz.
gerald, Cornelius Donney, James Brennsn,P A. Carney,
John Mount and VIM Thoswell, some of whom we're
charged with assauog the officers With stones bricks
Sc and Others with what IL termed disordery conduc.
only Aid Oakley of the Fourth Ward was called up
on 10 discharge these prisoners from the Sta
ton House. and actually did discharge some of them up
on promises to appear at o'clock on the following
morning. TO to the charges. Some of them did
appear at that hour, but one at least, did NOT Aunt
Capt Camerson of the Seventh Ward, with some OF his
cfhcers the evening, arrested Michael mcVau'
len Tbos Main and Robt Gray, who are charged with
Sighting and dlstui bing the peace, also with breaking
fixtures and destroying property at Union Hail. corner
ofAvenue c. and FouIth.st, where Primary Election
was being held. These menwere taken to the station
House where Gray was soon after liberated by Aid.
Tweed of the Seventh Ward, to appear at the Police
Court at O'Clock on the following mOrdins.
ER- The Eco d'Italia states that two
Young Italians were arrested few days since, on
charge every way false, and one OF them, having no
money In bis pocket. set at liberty. The other
named Antonio Corrsdini person of irreproachable
conduct hiebiy esteemed by all who knew him. was
confined in the Tombs, among thieves aud vsgsboads
This was OF IL O'Clock at night, and moment after
,erson came into the place and offered TO procure Cor
radinls release for the sum of tDeNiy:fes aoaars-
Thinking thls the best means OF escaping from such
situation be consented and gave an order for thai sum
ON the police. captain, who bad received his money on
going into the prison. The visitor departed with the
order, but poor Csrradini not allowed to 80 TILL
next morning when be received back his money minus
che twenty-five dollars.
Such Ia the statement Of the Eco which accompanies
with the remark that police Is corrupt a. that
of New.Yorh. Kremairs to be teen whether the mag.
lstrsies who have jurisdiction In the matter will think
proper TO take any notice of such an outrage.
II sTeYitGs sends us very severe
elimination Of Justice s. II Stuart and Of our Police
Justices generally az psttentveo the complaints the
poor and frsndsss and harsh In their demeanor to-
ward them which may be very true but We have no
evidence OF the fact, since the aceuser carefully with
tslds bic name 10 he not aware that we consder the
nan Who would ipjure another By anonymous charges
certainly potroon and probably scoundrell If we
were TO publish bis letter. Justice Stuart would hold
responsible and demand proof retrscton and then
where should We bei Who ought to shoulder the re-
sponsonV Of such charged the man who makes them
ano ofhe facts Of facts they be) he who
knows no'hg OF tbs matter but IL made the channel
through which the charge reach the ,ubist We don't
snow wnether justice Stuart has done wrong or not
but thai Verisas has been guilty of an act worthy of
an assassin. 10 very elear. 80. I
Writers OF anonymous letters would savs theunselves
much trouble they would but under,,,,d that .u,h
letters are hssi.usly kicked uadsr the .abls
II Rev. w. L. JUMP, Of the H.;,,an
msiop iakes this opportunity Of informing hs f,sod.
n Eewyork and vicinity that he Ia again In the CITY
and would be happy meet any Of hen who may wish
10 eomnunicase with BIN. At his lodgings NO Is Bar.
clay st., whore also Mr. A. Brumsy sill receive doas
lions for the chapel in absence Of Mr.. Judd. 81
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