New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

- o,.r,a for public worship and defeated 20 '7 So
- ca Services at lcl oolock 4. by the Nel. y" :"
viri.rs. d D. at 8 ocloek, 7 d. y the new " Io'S
- n ,,d At :, o'cioct, r. ". bi The Rev Gird.ner
m TLe Yves minister Church was orglnized BY
- prt,,erv Of NewYork les than two years aga ana.
t..teen rer.ssnr in numbers. Their nov church ea'ee
,., and plain building ed feet by 81 feet ana Is e@aa
ne n seating about s5Gper-ons and eos:s ons a'0'e
s.4CoO.
FIVE Poirs HoUn or IspvsrRy.-By general reqass
me musical exhibition given the Tabernacle on Wedaes
sa, evening last will be repeated in the same pace on
W,dpesday evening Jan We requested to ask the
,.mau no an. il his card on the evening Of the last
for $40 or their equivalent in blankets to be good
ereukh 10 send his addr to Mr.. Pease, No Liaie
a. lis frst card has been Lost TIE blankets
just nov, would be highly acceptable
r,rrrrsrrvG FxrERmIsrs WITH STEAM EyslsEs-
sore interesting experiments with the steam engines at
the Crysa Paace on Saturday evening lest under the d.
recon of Mr. Howes the Superintendent Machinery
in tic Palace The object test the qualities Of the
,rrpfs with relation 10 tie economical use Of steam
THROUGH the arrangement Of valves ard cutohs Three en-
enes were tried that Of COrliss Nightingale OF Prov
dence flat from the Lawrence Machine shop; and thai
known e. tie Southern Belle The latter found to he
out OF ser and was finally Withdrawn from the trial At
7odeck NJ the fre removed from the boilers the
engeers being requested TO give free ports to their engines
In order that they might work through the whole range
of The steam TO the bot advantage The following table
shsws the result of tie trial:
coKrlss 4 SIcRTIyGALE's ENGINE.
Tin. v, Ii, m ,,. noted sSa
30 Sol sS 's..s y 81 p Is lei
orEToke Of Pson....'..-'''' % .. o. o. % -, 10,
Tine wien IN facts were notsd g 10 IS " 3 80 IS 81
-. .c1 ps reh...e............... a Il
90 f.ros. ~ yion....... So 81 IS 7Fpa
LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP
when tn. e were
~ sss,Ie ireb............... a e. Is I4
sc or.Ieie Of tcs. g % 40 % 81
Tire hcn The ses were noted q 10 IS % Is 30 IS IS
No rs Itifsgie OF steam 20 the , =,
80 slote Of 1se8. 81 10 7sspd
The sixth anniversary OF the Sabbath School Missionary
Asoc ai,cn come ctcd with the Thirteenhst Presbyterian
Church, will be he'd on Sabbath evening 25th inst We
notice in its programme original hymn written By WIN
Gland Bourne, and TO be sung by the children
TIE Go1rrs CaLr is the title of Poem by the Rev.
John PrTont to be delivered by him Monday evening
at the Broadway Tabernacle is satirica production,
oytrlaulpg railroad Directors steamboat owners Calr
Ma god hunters sporter Of heavy fob chains, m!ssye
rings, fauless imperas goatces young men with more
gold han brains proud mammas anxious 10 marry their
daughters to gentlemen Of means rich and heariess Shy
locks &c The Hutchinson Family sing on the same oc
eason With such attractions seats viii be in demand
The Shirt Sewers and Seamstresses Union No 20 Beeck
crit return their thanks the public for the liberal SHAKE
of patronage with which they have been favored and earn
esty request extension of the particularly at this
season the year whom work is dull and their wants many
We cannot believe that this appeal will fail in its most
worthy object.
The C.RscS CAsE-The Committee appointed by the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen to investigate the charges
against Alfred Carson Chief Engineer OF the Fire Depart
met having terminated their abOrs presented their Report
last evening before the Board The Report very voum
nous comprising the great Of testimony taken by the
Committee during the investigation Amer some little de-
bate motion made and carried that the Report be laid
Oh the table and printed The following is copy of the
Report of the Committee, presented:
The undergned Committee appointed by the Board
Of Assistant AID to investigate the charges presented to
the said Board by number of the remen connected with
the Fire Department OF The Ciy Of New York, against
Alfred Carson, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department. re-
specially REPORT 80
ThGt Your Committee in Pursuance OF the duty assigned
them at the Chamber Of this Board the 18Th day
of Oct last past and then and there announced that they
were ready proceed with the investigation AMI % take
such testimony might be offered on the part of the per
cons making the charges referred to- well az such
testimony the accused might consider necessary for his
defense.
That during the investigation which has been continued
/ for twenty successive meetings. - Willard Esq, ap
peared before the Committee Counsel for the persons
making the said charges, and Henry T. McG0wn, ESD
aso appeared Counsel for Alfred Carson the Chief
Engineer.
That Mr. McClenachan, Clerk of this Board also at
tended the sitting of this Committee, and assisted the
Committee in presenting you correct statement of the
proceedings had before them.
That the testimony thus taken is voumnous and your
Committee here deemed proper to present to this Board
the whole of the testimony for consideration and deerm
nation whchtetnony together with the charges referred
are appended to the report.
Your Committee in investigating the charges, state that
every opportunity has been aorJtd each of the council
to introduce testimony to an almost unlimited extent,
not merely for the purpose of satisfying the persons making
the charges the accused but for the purpose of
bling your Committee to have fair and full Investigation
of the subject matter referred to them.
That the testimony closed the 18th day of Dec
inst and on subsequent day the respective council
summed Up the testimony before the Committee Alter
having heard all the testimony introduced your Commit
tee do deem improper to report 10 the Board their
conclusions upon the testimony received by them in rea
ton TO the charges preferred the contrary they be-
eve that the Board which has ntrusted TO them this in
vesgeon Of a subject matter most important, will
spectfuly listen the conclusions of their Committee
Your Committee therefore, in conclusion, respectfully
report that they have examined and considered carefully
the testimony introduced both sides; that although in
considering they felt their position unpleasant. STILL
under the oath Of Office they know their responsibility
and determined to give such Judgment the testimony
would warrant, without prejudice feeling; that acting
under other motive they feel bound TO declare their
opinion that Of the charges have been proven aud
that further action is necessary be taken by this
Board and they recommend for adoption the following
resolution:
Resored by of Assistant Aderen) That the charges
70 this board against fred Carson Chief
Department hereby,