New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

doors thrown open ans the a Of poll chArzei
with various offences against the rules and regulations n
tertained.
cspiaiu Of OF the lover wards tried charg-
Of disch ugbg prisoners but the decision in ,ns vas
rot made known by the Commissioners. The CAPTAIN Of
The First Ward charged With similar ofense b,1gh u
more aggravated have had his trial Bat IN
reason it postponed I'll future time IL this
case II is charged that officer Wetlermi-r in April AS
while in the discharge OF bis duty Green FicLst "a
assaulted and bssien by residing in tue ward o.
application at the Police Court Justice OSBORNE granted
the officers warrant and III arrested IN tn even
ing and locked up in the Station )ase Tn Captain, ~
the arrest for officer W and after converse
ton told him be should discharge the prisoner on his owo
responsibility sppear in the morning Wh0u; further
ceremony the Captain discharged tbs prisoner who ap
pesred in the morning and held to bail by the mae.
t-aie The Captain it Is SAID Discharged r, other
prisoners arrested by the officer and with u, his
/ knowledge. On these grounds the Off ser cCmplaasd
sgslst The Captain who will probably b. tried. Counsel
Tor Voorhs appeared on half Of the off the Captain
bad no counsel present At the conclusion Of the trials
the Court adjourned We learn that complaints the
docket against other pan' for dischagng prisoners;
The discharge OF prisoner who has been arrested on
warrant cannot legally be done eIoep; BY regul'r Judicial
/ officer
BRyAErSG Dows OF PrrR 10 Sir NORTH RIVERA
q O'Clock on Saturday Afternoon Pier No North RIVER
gave vsy with terrible crash pr-cpitsing two
and cart ints the water together with large amount Of
valuable property The of the accident the
weight If some so tuns Of pig ron the property Of
Durham & Dymon $50 compound bars Of railroad iron,
the property Of f. Corning & Co, and number + casks
Of hard -are bread beef and pork the greaer p,,n #
the property was discharged freight from the ship Union
the rem aipder from the ship Western World aud have
been Wing piled on the pier within the space Of about %
feet for from FIVE 10 ten days past The great weight
IN. iron snapped of the huge beams Of % inches diam
eter A. though they ppesteH., and up the
inch park for the space Of 40 feet width and 100 feet
nnpth the ends Of the beams heaved up Ink an,
crun bled them into small fragments. number Of neu
were engaged at work the pier and met with very N
,or sscsoes One horse and wagon were los, and IL is
spnnosed the driver lost with hem be Ia, been
bo,rd NJ One gentleman who Just ascending the lad.
der the ship Unon informs that the break down OF the
nier U.,so instantaneous that large body Of water w..
thrown some IS or 50 feet into the air and tia, the ship ca
reened and appeared to be turning He pas
sener in the train az Susqueh2nDa the other dav when
the engine * ooded its boiler and hal mrc1ou, es,p
then Int he regards this escape still more wonderful
for he had only put bis foot the ladder when the b-a
from which be had Just stepped broken in thousand
pieces and the immense Of metal precptatd into the
dock
BEr,s GALLERY or CHRISTIAN ARr-We have "a.
ceived thick pamphlet Of l3i pages. entitled "Cop.
"napon TO the Bryan Gallery Of Christian Art cont,nny
Critical Descriptions Of the Pictures and Bogr.phic
Sketches Of the Painters with introductory Esst.
o. a. on Index BY Richard Grant White. Gallery NJ
"el3 Broadway" Th, sa veil executed literary perform
aDce. indispensable to the right understanding Of NJ
Pryars very remarkable collection nearly sJO ono,
Of el the European schools from tbs Byzsntlne ,cbo, n
1000 to our cwn day.
This collection the fruit Of many years attention and
much expenditure widely noticed and Landed IN the
French press though was not publicly exhibited 10 P4.
Whoever would study the revival of Painting I'D T. this
era en- do So in thu Bryan Gallery and It il htrdly ue
sarv TO add that he cannot d. otherwise ex'ept by voy
eye 10 Europe The b milne pictures aud N. etrijt
Italian art generally of this list quite A. cura-s
those of the Louvre To this may be added some Of the
mos, distinguished Of later centuda r-ni.s "
vermans Velasquez HobbemA &c. aud Of our own dsv
such as Horace Vernet We advise all fond of art or
curious as to its history TO make The collection visit
Tnacr SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST EPscoP.L Cnrpcp
The Board # Managers met in this CRY the 10Th int
Asa Childs Ed in the chair Mr. ;. b Wck-n. s..-e.
tarv. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Bangs The Corresponding
SECRETARY Rev A. Stevens reported that though N was
but the second quarterly meeting Of the Board and he 30
ciety itself had been organized but little than tx
months yet 70 Conference AuGiiares had been formed
taking in All the Atlantic Conferences; Conference
rcenis had been appointed 10 Coporte1rs .-nt ont
$4,000 subscribed at Conference sessions 200 Of which
b,ve already been paid ogle Of between 400 ,d
500 tracts was now provided trace volum. ct,l,,
has been commenced which nov amounts 10 more than
20 volumes Issued IN good style, At reduced rates Tn.
public Interest for the Society was unusual the conviction
of its importance b-g general and profound IN tina
Church The Treasurer, Mr. J. b Ell yard. r-po-ed "a
ceips Of the Society s3g2i o. disbursement. sof o.
lamentations we're voted for tracts for D,ne.i -
man Missions Appropriations 6r the Scandnavi,n and
Foreign German Missions voted ~ the p-ecai.n,
meeting Ten times TIE receipt Of the ,c.ty could inn
mediaiey be expended these demands Rev DR. FLOW
reported from tue Commitiee life ueab-r certificate
Several samples were exhibited and the subject referred
again to the Coumie- nmittee consisting of Rev
Dr. Fo, Rev Mr. Bragdon, and W VI Dkeman Esq.
was appointed 10 obtain Prize Essay on systematic De
ncacence be item in particular reference To- the phi
lsuthropo finances Of the NJ + Church rsad Of the
SOCIETY," has offered 800 toETrd IT, Rev LEROY Ssorm
siedi 81 the Cincinnati Book Con ern was announced -
having accepted the appointment Of treasurer for the
Wet.
Girls ISDUSTRIAL ScHOOL-Ghs Institution establi,h-d
at No IL Avenue D. open aed for Christian effort
that promises most d-srsble results 1t is located ia
section OF the City where the tsnamenis Of the Door
and the wretch ID abound every direction, and tbs
street children, assemble in groups to npart 70 each
other their evil communications Apln was recently de-
vised by benevolent Christian lady for commencing
School Of Industry for RS just in their midst aud proy
ding Inducements that should lure them from the stree, and
enlist their interest in usfu empoyments This plan Vas
well digested and feasible and has been so far csrr on,
in s oetsis, that may well be regarded star Of A0-
in the midst Of widespread moral darkness We recently
paid y 10 this School, and truly the sight Of the eyes
affected the heart Here is Mission House lifted up fof
s.. -, 81. = n.