New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
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CITY ITEMS

Ngy YoRA CRY TRACT SOCIETY The regular monthly
meetto of this society was held Monday evening AZ
GER in. and prayer different mission l-s proceeded to
fnrnb satsme MS 10 the results of their l,b,rs The
n,s,was Mr. VIM Roth, who il engaged among the Ger.
man resderts and Who gave successful account Of his
wrk 1his gentleman understand opened mis-
onsry station his Try than year siaos
the ox er part of Greenwich ST. and has gathered a
g,.sati be has been cho their .stor and hss nov
he prospect If It'll larger gregatln II will give an
an idea If "ths of the harvest ia which ~
- nvao,d hen M nt0p that he stated that from the
-t II January the 1T Of July a. AS ~ hls rym-n
had arrived in New York Nr Joseph Harris missionary
The S.sm gave successful account Of his lab
A. did Likewise, Rev Richard Horton missionary IN thu
5 vert.eph Ward Rev Isaac Orchard Fifteenth Ward
Rev Wm Gray. Of the Fourteenth Mr. q. Dubois 81 tho
Eleventh ard Rev p. L-strsde Of the T-nth A state
mel then read from which u appeared IN II the fol
Il x,Ig was the Of the Society," ,bo,s month
Of August Tracts distributed 1900 Bb'-s billed
&c. T.st4menfs. ~; volumes boud, 1872 children
br ught the Sabbath School 3d. children brought
Bib, olsss.s = persons brought 20 at-nf Church. 23
ncuced take the temperance pledge 3d. district prayer
meetings hello III backsIiders ec.imsd ? parsons hop-
fully &C inverted 70; united 10 spg ii al
lhurch.- The whole number for the preceding eight
months were Tracts distributed. -l2 Bbls- 90
Te-rsuep's s75 volumes bound $685. rhidr-n To-
bath School 1870. children 20 Public hoOls i62; %
Bible classes persons 10 attend Church l,O65
,nc- p.dge, $50 district prayer meetings 3D. 1893
bach shoers reclaimed 2s persons hopefully converted
IN converts united to Evangelical Churches O5
THE HARLEM RAILROAD BsIDGg-We dnd the following
notice Of this remarks able structure The Wstrtetsr
GG:die Of the goth
I'm all that We have said in relation 20 this Bridge va
have Rad no desire 20 ure this COnpsnyin fact the
interests Of each Indiy dur resident Of will ges
ore or less aii,d with thu succ-s 81 Of this Road As
/ iourpslst We ows a duty TO thu public aud when fhe
ssie, OF that public is in question hall spe *, ire
sprcvs az consequences Before W. made the sta e-n,
in our sue 0f the seth ult- maze minute inquiry OF
u4rson ho in attendance working the bridge
/ inf thus obtained, confirmed by prrsCnAl
obs eryations coDvn I'D thai the bridz-
- a. ~ ,td w. regret thai our correspond. ni II last
vsk aid no, adm Il that there had for
M and that the Company learning n feeling
s ,ut.0 ad skeb measures 10 ret AZ the MAD OF
he travelling public by inserting ADDITIONAL nanb-r Of
b.nt under the end OF the bridge which ~e stated 20 have
beer insecure.
tn, M Bile would place n6dence in frank sdms
sion al n an stenpt evsde the charge that the bridge
re. upsots AZ ID. trS and the stated by by
sa,ips rhst the bridge had and - safe, N It the
stone ters had been for lorg peri d Of ule
III Thy sray,d 10 Gad fro ~ N III g. until dad
~ thu Crb gave say and thus sunk fr IN he
structure &c With the exception % the heavy stone
ui-rs yery good class Of mtsonry,' bsiOg sEsyet %
AZ fro oy he which story would do h- sailors
say TO tel marin not i>ers-'h-r 81 tsmsDt ~ u
two Of tie pier does not materially differ from our own
hu ho~ about the hrd pier that which tbs D sup
oott Of the eId Of the bidg tbsf- o-nt within
iorty feet Of this euo pier w'dRog ap did rot fe-ys tbs
one the hi Of the bridge We n0, wh, led
20 the ri, ing way Of two Of the prswnether ~ ~
weakened worm eaten cbs or thu very good m.soncy
waving n fro BY the tides it enough for Is %
know that two Of them had dssppssr-d and the only
aiming pier wfich III. safety Of the bridge depended
VA isbls 20 give way from ike cause W. Oil 40, os
pl-,d ia the srOng any statement m>d- I'm our per
sopal hnouleege. We now IKE pes-us N inf rinz 'ur
so.r. tb.t since sounded the alarm BINS OF heavy
timber have been inherited each side the End pier
,bs Other hsve been nertd under tbs mao ~
nj The bridge and also the Wrstchsstsr shore The
-,pairs cone 10 brGEe within ID, firm GIT rem
d.reo il n the judgment Of all convefssnt with such ma,
iers, s;rorg ard safe beyord a coub'
SgILIsG OBscESE Books A man named Alo-rt 'Hl5
" Yesterday arrested AZ his store 10 "h.n shcse
near Fran kfort re- by oc-r Gs.sh-r ottn J-n-f'2a
Nsrk-, Po,e- Court charged with ding ooc-h7 'oks
- r,,,. Tn. off @r On visfis the found large
nmbr 9Th. books and took pOs,essioa OF them The
cu..d ntbe nAb, 81 selling ns -ses 10 boys ~no
rsls ~. m AZ b, ter and other pubic ptcrs He
,.kr Justice Stuart and be 20 bal In $500
.uer the chsry- james Jackson piano fJrte dealer
No 4g9 Bryacesy, was his boncsmAn.
Fsrsp DEOwSED The body Of an 1nkno On nan a snei
Jane. Fl cher yesterday. fDuod 10 the East RIVER
near pi.r No = Coroner Wilhelm hsi inquest UPON il
xbsn adducsd showing thar on Sunday ev-
ming l-sf the deceased while in'oIc4t.d sccid-Ry fD
over AID from canal boat a. pier No and dro
I'd He vas a native Of NV York 81 years Of age. A
verdict Of Accidental Drowning" rendered
Rus OVER AND KILLED On Monday evening, VII
lam ruek,r boy and Sb~ years DID, sou or Charles
Tucker Eco, living AZ III Seventh ~nio 10 ms
street. nearly opposite the house. OF bis paf-n ~As r1n
over stag 90 Seventh sDd f-sra nf'rsf W.
vss a, nee piek ID a. Al cnpv-y.e nt ne a. 49, Faef7
be Ell 10 fee minutes s''-rssfd J g aad- a.- a7
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