New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

a. u, vi ,,hl;c ON Tuesday next at Nblos Saloon
She will be assisted by Mr. Theodore Esfed and other per
formers Of ennence We learn from the connendatory
notices Of several writers who have heard her that her voice
rezzo soprano Of than usual force and that she
also performs with great skill upon the piano forte.
= : ASSISTANT DISTRICT ArToRSEY-B. F. Dunning
ESQ formerly resident of Goshen, Orange County was
Yesterday appointed the Ass slant to Mr. Charles 0Conor
district Attorney for the Southern District Of New YORK
Mr. Dunnng is yet quite young man, but SAID to bes
oeueman Of brilliant talents and every way well cslcu
lated TO Gil the important station to which be has been
appointed
PRESENTATION BY THE CoNNoS CoUScIL-The splendid
silver pitcher and salver manufactured by Mr. David Raft
for the Common Council present to Mr. Mount for his
heroic services savng the lives Of several persons at
FIRE in the Bowery, time since now completed II
is very ohaste in design, and elaboraely chased The
pitcher stands about feet high The handle also Of sill
YER about thirteen inches in length and represents lad
der on top Of which is silver fireman in miniature, with
pipe ard hose the pipe being directed into the orhce AT
the bottom Of the ladder on one side hydran to which
the hose attached while the other side stands another
fireman. with wrench in hand On the front of the pitcher
! is appropriate inscription.
The presentation will be made sometime next week. by
Aldermen Francis and Smith.
The pitcher and salver cost $500
- CAssrUs NJ CLAY arrived in town yesterday, and is
stay ing at the St Nicholas Hotel.
AyorHyR VETERAN GoyE-Died, on the l7th Mar a
Drookln, New-Jersey DAVID BRoNBUsH, aged 90 years
lie was born in 1862 Bergen L. l. At Is years Of age
he was employed by Gen. Washington to cart specie to pay
of the troops and perform such other duties as re-
ouired OF him lie industrious farmer and mechanic
and sed in sol with bis hands the old house on
the corner Of Broadway and Cedar recently demolished
Being Of a peaceful and modest disposition he neither
tered into politics or religion lie belonged to the old
/
plank was Secretary. lie has lived virtuous and temper
ate life His descendants number 81 persons.
- The New York Horticultural Society has issued
circular asking for aid carrying out its design OF TX
perimenal Garden in which shall be cultivated the chO
cest varieties of indigenous and exotic plants and flowers
An establishment of this kind situated and under such
regulations TO be easy of at all times would be
place Of popular resort ornament TO our City, and an
object of interest strangers AS instructions have been
given the officers Of Navy to collect when abroad
and bring home seeds and botanical specimens Of every
country they visit should not only be enabled to make
FREQUENT additions to the attractions OF the Garden but
| perimens would be made with view to the introduction
Of new articles Of consumption of great value to the
try at large The thus required will be small
pared with the amount often contributed in single year
for objects Of worthy nature The persons
contributing this object to be entered the records
Of the Society donors and the amounts received so in
vested to be only used in carrying out the proposed
Persons desiring to become members of the Society be
proposed by addressing note TO any of its officers
members. The annual payment is So. The immediate
payment Of $50 constitutes member for life. Address j.
| C. Parsons, Treasurer, at the Chemical Bank.
VIOLATION OF THE AMERICAN SOIL BY THE SANDMAN
ROYAL MARINEs-We forbore to give any details in
number of yesterday respecting the affair which occurred
the day previous the landing at Castle Garden, prefer
rirc to wait til could procure reliable nlorma.
a., l. of
that viii be brought If it be not already before tr
| buuaIs.
1t appears that Tuesday. 18th two Italians one aged
and paralyc being the Battery observed two row boats
Of the Sandman gae to the shore and asked the
sailors questions respecting the treatment of the Ex
lies whom they had brought to shores and the
their complaints The sailors in reply struck the two Ial
ians and showed disposition to carry them forciby
board the frgate but were deferred from doing in
quence of interference Of bystanders Another
Italian coming up Just after the other two bad left the spot
reroachod the sailors for mareatng helpless aud infrm
old man whereupOn some fourteen fifteen set upon him,
beat him cruelty and although strong he forci
bly, dragged to boat and rowed of to the frgate, where
he was put in irons and not liberated till two three
hours sterwad The Italian to whom this happened is an
inofensve well known and highly respected among
MS and then his way TO Staten Island, where he is
building his house having two years ago decided upon be-
coming citizen of Republic rather than remain unde
Italian despOtSm The irritation which previous to
this very great the part of the Italians gant
the officers Of the Sandman gae is increased immensely
The excuse that the sailors believed the person whom they
marated be of the exes who transported here
in the Giovanni is very lame indeed for ii these
sailors be permitted to attack carry of and put in irons just
any body they may think it, where will this lead 10 Sup
posing British war had acted in such
ner half New York would have been in arms
WESTMINSTER CHURCH SABBATH SCHoOL-The first
Anniversary of the Westminster Sabbath School held
last evening at the o. s Presbyterian Church of
Grove and H6sdonss The children arranged in classes
headed by their teachers and followed by their parents
and friends marched in most orderly into Church
and took their allotted places The meeting opened
with prayer by Rev Mr. Little after which there was sing
ing by the children. The Superintendent of the School,
Mr. Glassford, (which is No 20 of the Sabbath School
Uuon then read the report which gave very fltering
description of the advancement of tho children religious
knowledge, &c The School, not twelve months since
commenced with less than thirty children, and it
numbers hundred forty males and sixty females hav-
ing eight male and nine female teachers Addresses were
delivered by Rev MesSrs John Little AMI Spencer L. Fin
ney, explaining their duties 10 the children There we're
then two hymns and the DoXolOgy sung by the children,
the latter OF which the congregation joined when after
benedctOn by Rev. Mr. Finney the congregation were
| dismissed.
The TURF-A Trotting match for $500 mile heats bes
ms, in harness came oil Monday last between Alva
dora and May Fly both horses belonging to Patterson
AvasdOis promising young horse and if pushed could
have gone low down the fores de won the race easy
and the favorite at 500 to $40
! j. Ryerson names G. G. Alvadora l. ALI
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