New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23


event The speaker dwelt considerable length upon the
prophecies which are yet mfulfed and he felt confident
that later, the prophecies would pas,
The audience not large owing undoubtedly the
favorable state OF the weather.
ARR,vALs-The following are among the arrivals AZ
the principal Hotels:
Hon Geo Bliss Ohio c Duchame Detroit,
Hen Hon RH9 W.eee. T. fGns Vermont
Cart: $ McGOwsp Crescent City ", Scott scot TeT%,
J. X Duncan SnHs Amy Gil Hartford and o:Hsfs
ST. NICHOLAS
Hon John Wait BaIston Spa Jas Auict B Baltimore
HON g. WaIcotf St Lawrence H. : Hsrt Meiboaine
H. D. B. Cuter ScottviLe r. Il POreroy MOhawG
D. w C9nyeIse Boston Cha S Il Harry s,Tt ste Mare
M NJ Hand bridgeport A d Patchen Buffalo
Hon. 5 Hammond Albany rnopo1,rM
HON HON % c. M'f S:yssad 5 sPs sh Tns
+ b B BiFnmsn Ala D''''" s. Cobb Geneva
B. L. Hsrden Worcester Rob Coburt, England
Hon F Bartlett Delaware Co 6 Harrington Washington
Commodore stockton Princeton, 7 7 Evans, Virginia
Capt. Fish New Bedford, T. Perkins Hudson
r b Campbell Texss W Van Zsndt Avon,
O. " Luther Albany j. r. stephens, Ciacnnat;.
j.. Simmons Troy
MARINE FIREMEy AND CoALPAssERs STRIKE-The
fremen and coalpassers belonging the steam
sbps now in port asked for tn advanced wages tn"
second time yesterday. stating if they should not get
the advance in wages they would strike NJ l. o'clock
The owners of the steamship Washington granted
the advanced wares at ID o'clock. Tho Of
the steamship Black Warrior also granted the al-
vance at o'clock. The frcmcn and coalpassers Dee
longing to the remaining ships struck oil at l. O'Clock
About ] O'Clock nearly 200 men assembled az C'nI Il
Dock-the Arctic ami Pacific men having refused to 20
work They then formed a procession aad pr0csei-p
down West st. visiting the Bac. W arrIOr men, cheering
,bc owners captain and engineers. They next went -
Warren s. Dock. ana a daputaton went on boari the
Cherokc ami Crescent City The men OF these Sd ps tt
- Hkq
chief Engineer haNin gone solicit the owners the men
ioncd in the procession. They next visited the oanok"
and the men there 'oncd the procession but they were
called back by their cmei engineer ana 'pu.l am Io''
flat should they 90 work tey would have the advance
OF course tie propos ton vas accepted Inc 'trKr heN'
visited the steamships James Adger mon ana fl0rl'
Tho advance wages granted On thcs" ps also IhT
next visited steamship Washington where they Werr III
cr,od Tho advance was granted without strike. Here
the cheering continued for several minutes. The wh'l"
Loy then as embed the Battery, and returned 20 canal
81 dock and asccrtanl y that there answer rom
F Collins tie strikers went home with the intention o
returning tomorrow morning to ther work IS Usua 'hoNi
tbr oct the advance. bat not otherwise. The Proce,soH
AT the Battery numbered ABOUT SD.
A HOTEL FOR IsvALlDs-In this populous City
Hotel for Iuyalids is greatly needed. Among tie
thousand, who live in comfortable boarding houses AMI
snlendd hotels hundred, daily scS who cannot Obtain
for love or money necessary comforts The culinary
skill that provides sumptuous repast for TIE healthy appe
tte cannot or will not coniesccnd e. prepare pa.o!e
howl OF eruel or q soothing poutce, Tor the invalid
The aboring classes by paying moderate sum weekly
can be comfortably nurse and receive medical 'tteni
in the Broadway Hospital and some are aiitiei 2r't
touv while the INDECENT sick have Their wants saPPHeA AZ
the Bellevue Hospital , ., .
But these public institutions meet not the nis OF ano;a
ass For item suitable building = nceded. N central
locaon furnished with all the modern Improvements ana
supplied with kind and efficient nurses where sueh 'sK
nerions can be accommodated with board lodgn5 ana
suitable attentions able 10 pay accordingly ana I'VE
i; the STYLE 70 which they accustomed when M eait
one or two able Physicians should reside constantly ia ms
Hotel Tor Inv to be ready 'I 'u'eh I'm -" 49,
boarler must of be at liberty 10 employ h' favor
tie Doctor ...
Another building on the same plan is equally necessary
for the class Of patients OuI or eueH q. 'e. - re
~ with infections diseases.
- Ar nresent when case of small pox scare, eva.
occurs in boarding house OF hotel al the inmates are
manic struck and must either run the risk %; contracting
Inc disorder or 2recptae leave the house to e great
injury OF the proprietor .,, g..
These suggestions are not addressed TO the caFt0 DIX
to tile enterprsng phianhropsts VINO my be Wiling 20
;nvest their money 50 benefit their fellow men, With
out making any pecunAry Sacrhce
Roam OF AIprRxES-Richard T, Compton, Esq.
President in the chair and quorum present The MIN
ues of the previous meeting were read and approved
r. ,;tins Retfyrcd-Of John Morre Il Co for con
tract 10 pave Chatham ST. commencing al the es me Oh
broadway or south end o: the Park to the boweFy'
through The Bowery Fourth through fourthAV 20
Union square, around Union square to broadway WIN
their improved taprock pavement at the rae OF = %
per square yard The petitioners submit the following et
nlsnatOn OF the OF laying the trap rock pavement
FIRST after the street has been excavated sutcen deptn
course fconcre;e SIX inches thick is put down and forms
uniform crown from curb 70 curb course OF sand over
The concrete of sufficient thickness to bed the stone
second the stone 10 be of the following dimensions SIX
inches wide 10 inches deep inches long set ten inches
vertical six inches longitudinal IN rectangular courses
from curb to curb the stone 10 be firmly bedded with and
and water with a slight covering OF sand Ihlrd thc
CON to five parts stone three OF sand ana one OI
cent for the foundation The petition was read ana r.
rr6 10 Committee Streets TO report upon the sane
P.ton of Robert shells and Others demonstrating against
oltratons in the contract for regulating SeVentnN De
,en Forty sixth and Fifty ninth SITS OF Henry boysnd
=, G for a wound from cannon received IN
in tbe Park on the Goth OF May 1876 on the return
f the Mexican Volunteers having nearly lost ms sgt oy
tb occurrence Of James Pnkerton TO repave broAd"ay
forn Fanklins 81 10 CanalSt with block pavement 81
n6r nersons 10 have Duane Il wdened on the souery
s;de. Of members of Engine Go. No 81 remonstFAuns
ssinst the long term Of office Of the Chief Engineer o.
las Munson against grading Sixty sixth ST. from tigh'h u
Nnthays of Horace Andrews - contract WIKI le cor
porate authorities keep the streets clean Tor 0ue year
from the lst Of MAY for the OF s2oOOO OF nose 20
No for repairs their house OF large number OF prop
ty owners in Greenwich 81 20 have that street. between
Courtandt and Duane SITS, paved with Russ pavement
Rcsolufions-By Aid Tiemann, That the Clerk oi Com
mon Council be instructed receiving an auihehtSseu
of the act 10 amend the Charter OF the City oil Ne"
YORK from the Secretary OF State to cause the same %
he published In each of the daily and weekly
a week until the election also 10 give the usual noCe
,hs, the same is 10 be submitted TO the people 10Y theH
don,;on or rejection at election TO be held Tor h W
o. Hr.fh VIM