New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-29
The Employers OF


Library, hlmherst consult upon the Sc OF frees
submitted them by h4 New York Printers Cooperative
Union. A Committee from that body received definite
answerom the Employers the import of which we are n"
liberty state. but ths Committee viii report ~ me gen
eral meeting to be hell Atihe ShakPere Hotel ths evening
ACCIDENT O. TIE NEwJsI.,yY RNLRoAD.-As the o
p NJ train from Ezsbehtown last evening was passing
ii double track ussr the toll gate wheel broSe from ths
forward car which passed under the train AMI caused 'ns
hind car 10 turn on It's side Fortunately no person W."
injured The passengers were forwarded Immediately to
New York with little delsy -Four or FIVE car, were con-
siderably broken
ISJuSc1IoSs ASKED FoR-Ou the application OF { A.
Peabody, Esq founded the compliant Of '"man
Cooper, an order granted on "Wednesday by Judge
Mitchell of the Supreme Court, against John Petigrew
George Law and others grantees OF the Eighth sN h"r
road 10 show why an injunction should not is"s
agans. that road
similar order was granted by the same Judge yeS'er
day against the New-Ycrk and Harlem Railroad Company
founded on the complaint of Daniel Gallagher The orders
are returnabe Saturday. May eth The applications are
based upon the late decision of Judge Edwards whca de-
cares the grants void the groun of breach OF raSp
on the part OF the Common Council in awarding charters
to those corporations respectively without sufficient con
sideraton
THr SrREA1s-Ths filthy condition of the streets calls
weather begins to set in The horoughfres be-
sides being filthy are dapdated and offer uneven surfaces
for the accumulation Of mud and of The only cleaning
they seem 10 get worth speaking Of the occasional rams
These may prevent pesenee but not the care taSen OF
them Two DAYS since observed in the Flithay mud
about six TO twelve inches deep this now under the sun
turned or turning into dust Such are the avonte hsuns
of our City Ina contracted form the coruptons OF 'he
Lower Empire are equaled in the enormous Manifestations
Nav A0rk IL
CITY in Chrtendom and the expense OF its administrative
powers is hardly equsled.
Authorization is necessary Fresh public meetings
sbould be held The cuzens should insist the mmedi
ate exgeIoe of having the streets repaved properly ana
kept clean
ANOTHER Church GoNE UP.TowN-The Blocker st.
Church Is closed The congregation is to occupy, as
temporary place of worship the lecture room OF the Med
cal COLLEGE in Fourteenth St. Third av until the cree
ton of their new edce at the of Twenty second st
and the Fourth This removal the upper part of the
city was projected some three years since by Rev DR.
Mason its late lamented pastor
THE NEW CHURCH the DEAF AND DEWITT may
he recoected that there Exhibition of the Deaf and
Dumb at Nblos few days ago, the proceeds Of which
were to be appropriated toward erecting church,
under the pastoral of Rev Galaudet The net pro
ceeds Of that exhibition STA o. which together with
5000 received as donations from various nevosnt
a,ount 70 1874 o. The Committee of Arrangements for
,he Exhibition report follows That 100 deaf mute pu'
nils were present-sbOut equal number OF each sex.
The writ en- exercises at the states confined to three
cosses giving fair representation of the pupils attain
ments in the different stages of their education Theseex
ntersperSed by illus ratons the sign language
showing It's uses for instruction and devotion The exhib
ton continued for hours and credabeto chers
and pupils and was well received by the audience.
AMERICAN BIBLE SocKrY-The Managers of this In.
stuton held meeting yesterday afternoon at the Bible
House Nassau to hear the report of the proceedings of
ne past year and to make preparation for the coming An
niversaries
DEprprc ArIoy or TEMPERANCE H,LL.-The Hall No
ee5 Fours lately rented by the Dry Dock Temperance
Society was dedicated last night the benevolent purnose
for which il is intended The meeting was a very lar "a
and the Hall crowded to its utmost capacity Rev Mr.
Young of the Ninth st. NJ. f. Church called on 70 prs
side The meeting was opened by prayer and singing
Roy CYRUS Fay Of the Orchard st. Univeralist Church
,vas then introduced to the meeting He spoke much y,
the evils of ntemperance and the blessings which total ab
snence from all intoxicating drink conferred on the man
himself his family and society lie exhored all 20 epeage
r.; so noble work for there one individual who Nv
his example or advice could not do some service 10 the
carse To effect this, however it was necesaar,
~ act in a iudiciOus manner. and not treat drunk
ard-no matter how falen-harshly with ankndness
but et the poor inebrmie perceive you considered him
hrOfl
Mr. wilkins then introduced 10 the meeting TJa
stated that before the period of the establishment Of the
Washinptonian Society in Baltimore that il was considered
a. entirely useless to attempt reform what was then called
am inveterate drunkard and now DR. Beecher said you
might write the door of such "IOst-for ever
lost and consequence of th, opinion the efforts of all
we're directed to the saving Of the rising generation from
This accursed vice The bad however tried
the Experiment. and had succeeded to miracle He stated
the prooress OF the Society grb and was every dav
progressing still further, and hoped that who them
selves knew the blessing of temperance would lose any op
nortunity Of endeayOrng ~ reclaim bis fallen brother
collection taken up 10 pay the rent of the Hall and
q number who not prepared to pay then put down
their names for sums varying from ten dollars The
meeting concluded with singing and prayer.
NEw RAILROAD ARRASGEMENrs.-The new arranos
ments Of the NewJersey Railroad from this City to Phil,
delpba limited at The IrJune yesterday have been an
uounced and will commence Monday next Nav .
The L. 8 Mail and Express lines will be through in
four hours leaving New York at g. and A. ~ and a
and s. NJ with the design Of reducing distant dav
the time of the great Express lines leaving at from 81 to
ri hours Returning the lines will leave PHILADELPHIA al
IL : and A. NJ, and a and "a +. NJ
The and A. NJ and the a r. NJ, both ways will run
vii Tacony with first class cars and the steamboat Rich
ard Stockton. -
The 6 and u p NJ will run viii Kensngton, and the
A NJ and a p NJ as heretofore, viii Camden
The A. 81 line will stop at all the regular way stations
The A. NJ for Philadelphia, the II a. NJ returning and
Railway and New Brunswick and regular stations beyond
The H. NJ and q p. NJ. lines stop at Newark and New.
Brunswick only
REAL EsTArE.-The following sale of Mamaroneck
property, was made by A. II. Nicholay April 2s
Frame and of ground
SrRASenRs-The following are among the arrivals az
the principal ho''l'' AsroR HOUSE.
Col Long Louisville; 80, Ep Bancroft Boston,