New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

their superintendent Hon Benjamin BaiIer eI L ;
Attorney General is often speaker for the boys and
have observed signs OF deep emotion when addressing
them when making an argument before fall bench OF
Judges AZ Washington The royal arms Of Llpui are
I. angel Lifting lame beggar from the earth wrote
the eccentric Swift and for al the to the City
who sigh moral desoafons there work al their
hand. Cergymen visitors viii md at O'Clock p. NJ. on
the Sabbath, under the Mayors ship she'd at the foot OF
Houstonst, East River audience Of hundreds before
which they can speak they viii make themselves known
On the North River and in Brooklyn there are kindred
labors. Iindepsndent.
Washington correspondent Of this journal having &C
cused the President of dressing rather cppsh and among
other things Of having his hair oiled and CURED after the
fashion Of n p Wills" Mr. W makes the following 4.
PLANTATION in note the foot of article in The Home
.IoMrn0i.
First the humble head which his Excelency the
President i thus automatically declared 10 have selected
for his imitation has hitherto krown external cnlture
or establishment beyond daily souse in cold water
10 nv knowledge. having been touched by oil po
maum curing fluid curling tongs. or other ungent art or
emolent Second il has never known the luxury Of
hair dresser barber having been cut from boyhooi til
whenever and wherever il was incOnyeniently long
by scissors in my own hands THIRD il, daily ofiea;lon
model for the President. though | was wholly I'M
aware hitherto Of having been by his Excel
lency performed whou, crest plume or livery being
known to friends and neghbors BY the covering OF straw
ha-whieh straw hat may add is now near the close OF
It's wear for second summer and bought in the vii
lage Of Newb urgh for eigktosn cents.
Dear friends of The Tr.5sne lP. 81 shouli Ike n
be believed to grow old Willing to serve country In
any why am hcnored Of 10 have the Ov'sfe 81
my head elroricled copy for the President though
would rather were the INSIDE that were copy for the
schoOboy III YOU rH strew my secluded path with mis-
taken ro however must be excused for such drops Of
otto biography as the truth cOmPels me to distil
INeuEsrs BY TIE CoRoxERs-Aninq inquest was Yesterday
held BY Coroner Gamble the body Of Chas c. Bah
bidge the young who died the day previous from in
juries received while endeavorng to rescue from
danger On the Eighth RailroadTh particulars Of the
occurrence have been fully published The following
dict rendered That deceased came to his death by
"heng accidentally over yone ofthe Eighth cars.
The Jury recommend that the City Railroad Companies
erect gates the left side of the entrances their
TO prevent passengers getting on or off said sides.
The Coroner held inquest at Bellevue Hospital,
upon the body of unknown boy, about - years of age
found dead in the East River on Monday last.
Also upon the body of an unknown youth II years OF
sge found in the river the Battery. Deceased was
naked when found and supposed to have been drowned
while bathing His body at the Bellevue Dead House
Also upon the body OF man named Bernard who was
Constitution. Verdict accidental death
Also upon the body OF Johnson lsbore who lived
cessive heat Of the weather Wednesday. lie was 20
years Of age.
The DESTITUTE CHINEsE.-The following is an appeal to
merchants and wealthy citizens of NewYoik, Philadelphia
Boston and Baltimore in behalf of the destitute Chinese
now Of this City.
The undersigned respectfully represents that ater
sung with some Of the most influential and wealthy cit
zens of New York. he has purchased staunch good ba
of about which he proposes 10 dispatch for Hong
Kong China the 18th September and 10 forward there
in the forty Chinese in this City in state OF entire
desttuton and most anxious 10 return 10 their
try as Of them have families there The expense Of
conveying these people TO their homes after deductng the
freghmOney win be $4,000 which il is proposed TO
by voluntary subscriptions which viii be received in
this CITY BY either Of the gentlemen whose are ap
pended below Those in Philadelphia who feel dsposedto
aid these unfortunate people in returning to their homes
yyiv
David 5. Brown Co. Those in Boston 10 VIM 5. Samp
son, Esq, and those in Baltimore to Carey KIM.
Nssr- Yrk, mo s 1853 @. G. DESNIS3
NewYos Philadelphia Boston nd Baltimore pspers viii please
copy this.
The undersigned earnestly recommend to the people OF
this City and elsewhere prompt response TO the above
peal in behalf Of the unfortunate Chinese now in this
CITY in entire state Of restitution considerable SUN
has already been raised and it il to be hoped that the bal
win be speedily made up.
Tor the Committee. GEo. CHRIST, No. CO Broad at;
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON No. % Broadway; WV. SEEBAcH,
Book keeper Of the shakspere Hotel corner of William
and Duanests.