New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16


Aeorsrrz-i5aon reserved from ire ws-dsu Of Bel
leyue hs-ra .ss1as tsA; - ceiling OF sad Hosp a =
the f.ilils OF the plAsterinr Rsfsrred
Mr. HerTiek oierei resolution relative to procur-
ing stesHbos; to DO ne frriyhsns Referred - a
Committee
The following resolution offered BY NJ. DrsPsr. was
adopted
Roircd Ths; ihe President ana Secretary Of u. B,s
draw their reri.tion ca ths Coutro.r OF ne CITY q NsE
Yori iue lis warrant p=yAAe the oris Of Pres
Hsni s1d seS[etA.y log tie san Of s.ooo. Also,
-. :. - N. ~ StA-ll re 60 toe C,y Ce-hss-.f =
nceeenoe Of dairy the part Of ocers otses charge
q tsH aepartTeaf require additional prOsscoa tor the
The following resolution, oEered by Mr.. Hsrriek-
YVES adopted
ResoifeS That the Corise % City Prisons ~ authar
lied 70 the ~ and -xense sf cAa1gng
aud also sscertAin The expess Of placing screens pepper
eezar from The frs % the 0crh tier Of hs Ae potion
ton between The oppos 10 cells
Also, BY the sane gentleman
Rcsoi-ed That the Coosrsnce Committee Be requested
% cal the attention Of the Houoahe Board % The Con
Council = the importance Of speedy removal Of ts
sIth Ward Police from the po-tiOa OF the City Prs1a
tie pisp uTsieton bsns sae1t to relieve n, present
crowded state Of the bul3rE a1d $, the ts enaole
the keeper 20 arrange udeoas Ass ioa0a OF re
prsonsTs end sso furnish comfortable rooa FOR per5as L.
tanned IS " tnesses in criminal cases
The follosing resolution, offered by VI. WhhirS
was adopted
Resosred. That Doctor. Aex,ndsr II Stevens. John C.
Che.se1nsn. Thomas C. Chllers Gambler Oils ia. and
Wm Schirrer b. appointed Consa tax Ph yscsns ths
Blsekwelis Island Hospital Adjourned.
A DExTEROUs THEA southern gentle.
man. who was much amused yesterday afternoon. with
the exhibition Of the Happy Family a, Blraaas
Museum, stood looking at the birds monSies, rata,
mice. owls, cats, &c. for long time. When be turned
l.. L. m
descended to the oce gave notice Of his los add Dc
manded the ssi,tancc of Police Ocer 10 hunt up the
thief Every attempt was made to accommodate him
but nothing could be learned Of the whsse,boats Of ais
pocket book Tor some tise 81 length the keeper Of
the Happy Family csge. came down and announced
the recovery Of the missing article. One OF the
monkies had sdrty distracted tfrom the gentlemins
pocket and was detected very comfortably seated in
the midst Of q close examination Of the money
tancd in his prize. lie had actually taken every bank
note but one, and that the keeper asserted the
monkey had restored to the pocket book because it
was on the Delaware Brige Company-an exploded
institution.
~ At meeting of the Prison Association
Of New-York, held al the rooms. No. Is Centre 81.
March H. ls53 the following gentlemen were elected
officers and members Of the Executive Committee for
the ensuing year:
Fyesideni- Hon. William 7, MeCoun
lice presdrRts-A Abraham Van Meet Hon. John W.
Edmonds Hon. John Dusr
1Ttcov0-W Liam c. Gilman
BccordiHR SScTstarg-lssac Lewis Poet
Corresponding Scoddry-John ID. Russ
Chairman EIoczffre Committee -Rensselaer v Hwcns.
Finance Cor4mires-James : Gibbons. Or. f. Parmly,
Freeman Hunt, james r. Titus, William c. Gilman,
Charles Partridge, George Walker.
Deenfi0a Couminee-Isrsel Russell william Vida
n, - I.h, F.k NJ
ser r. w Capron, George F. .ker William c, Russell
Prson Discipline Couriroe-J1hn n. GnacOm, r. \.
Hav,ns. T. A TelkAmpf John d. Russ !. w Chester,
John stanton Gould. Thouss GtilaaJ6t Plilhp Van
Rensselaer,, = r. b. Morse, Ira Il. DAVIS.
Discharged COnpic Ccnniltes-Rcaart Reed, w c.
Rodgers b. b Atierbury, John W. C. Leyerldsc, Isaac
Lewis Poet. Timothy A. Hove, Oliver II Wellington,
Henry V Poor, Marcus Mitchell
THE BROADWAY Posr-OFTIcE RosBsRr.-
This case which has been before the public since the
3Oth OF October last at which time II ia alleged that Mr.
Daniel F. sickles, with party of men, entered tie
Broadway Poet Ofice. OF which Mr. James c. HArriot
Is the proprietor and forciby took therelrom large
number OF sealed circulars, yesterday resumed
before Justice Osborne. Toe following testimony was
adduced,
Nsion WSierBsry counsellor a, law OF No. 10 Bro,d
WY sworn. says wrote the letter which signed by
Peter Cooper snd the Grand Jury the crc iirs
were deposited with Mr. Harriott Tor delivery; they were
sUna ledge Of the robbery the facts stated IN that let
ter - Mr.. Hariots declirstons which mats IN
NV presence, true was az the ofee OF NJ harots
between and o'clock the evening Of the S)h Of Octo
Der last.
Question Did you, any prev 20 th- sending Of
the Letter ned by Mr Cooper % the Grand Jury of the
February Term make complaint 20 mas'st te or send
Grand Jury complaint against the defendant IN
relation TO tie matter now under investigation
AnsEer-l did not
Q-Has Mr.. Hirriott made any complaint 70 yol
Of any hespsss upon BIS premises or Of any violence TO as
person
G-He has several time.
Q-Hcw soon after tie Tth OF October last
He did between n and l. o'clock that SANE night
also Monday evening fol owing and AZ other times
ODD you depOs.t the circulars sPofsa OF IN Mr. ha--
They were deposited to my kno Wedge aud under my
ODD Won address thee circulars any iaividuas'
1Under my direction envelopes were directed - every
male person whose name Is 10 the City Directory for rho
persons, circulars were incloeed IN these sel5ps
O-Do yon know that Mr. Hsrriot has refused to make
COR lsiut In re- stion 20 tins natter
Ale told eid lot intend mttnE any compliant, bit
that he should institute private sai' against si sef''s
O. Can You tel the Substance ofthe lines essei from Tia
letter Of NJ Cooper
rousy had been rs9 to Ar. Ht-rioI no, TO make an
complaint. .--...,-
OF tie matter IS postponed 70 int1Te o. :aAion
MEcHAsIcs ISsrIrUrE-Fdrmsrs CHA
regular weekly meeting Of The Farmer Club vas held
al the Of the Institute AZ noon, yesterday Judge
Living,tou. presided, H. Meigs, Secretary. Extracts
were rcsd by the Secretary from the February mum
Der Of Tie London Farmer MIga,iHs relative % The
Interests Of agriculture. There has been great in
crease Of mers Clubs n England The elactiion u
Farmers "a. been too vogue AMI incomplete. TIE
u.usl studies school-FeAd4ng, writing. arithmetic,
geography history, &C. do nor input ihst knowledge
Which especially sppes 20 agriculture EtIcat.on -
trsde or pyc.sssion has 70 be elmaencej after tbs
u,us sehod education L TIE yOlth who !, 20 Dc
srnes has everything 20 Learn b. sxlereuce Tasss
co.tx .as aeaaLrs einca,ll- Hence The nsces-lcy