New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

the general appreciation .ns sSd the project eas
CARRIE into eject viii embrace wihin s Int i u; p.se.' ia
P, hTI ;,d ,n ss1 % @ one A.r
Rr That application be made the Lssisafsrs a. rs psso
which ,hs Be .ovhsry By sixty third nOr,her
e. ssstsry b and westerly By u. Ehis', iIs b.b,
directed to forward copies Of the foregoing Preamble ana
ResoIsfi0ns adovtod.By Alderman Smith. giving per
mission TO Isaac Martin TO extend their pier at the foot
n Moptgomery-st East River to the exterior line. By
Alderman Tweed that the Counsel 20 Corporation tke
steps TO prevent violation Of Corporation Ordinances on
piers go 81 and 30 North River by Alderman Barr that
the Harlem Railroad Company be directed to report to this
Board monthly the receipts their omnibus City cars
romthe LIST OF May ss-to build pier at the foot Of For
eth ST. East River.
Popers from Board Of Assistants-A report Of Commit
tee on salaries and offices to memorable the Legislature
for law to legalze and govera primary elections Con
Cured in by vote of 10 to and aerv ard motion OF
Alderman Peck. reconsidered and laid the table To
have the pavement in Fifty frstst between Eighth and
Nnthav repaired repair the public hydrant corner Of
Thirty -eigth st. and Third sv: concurredin
PtsiOR-From the Commissioners OF Emigration, IN re-
ston 10 the pier foot Of Hubert ST. and occupied by
them some time since. Referred to Committee.
From ControlcrA communication inclosing statements
of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies for addition
al praon OF s6o 900 for contract work and ssOs7
for Fire Department exclusive OF buildings Referred To
Committee on Finance. ooo
Laid on TaJleReport in favor of spproprating $4,000
TO clean streets in Nineteenth Ward leading to tho Crystal
Palace.
On motion the Board adjourned to this afternoon.
REPORT OF EASTERN DIsrKssARr FOR THE MosrH or
MAJ ls53-Paiients attended at Office Msles 49, te-
males 7O5 AT their dwellings Males. 90 Females Ill
vaccnated 1916 Total, 2,467. Number OF deaths. 9
The whole number of prescriptions put up durng the
month 27s4 smallest number in one dayes average per
day, LOT.
The USIvERsIrr DEBr.-Tothe Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir Ii was recently stated that the subscription for pay
ing off the debt of our University had been filled up We
regret learn that this is not correct Or the tsoooV
required $4,000 still wanting and as the SUB
.k1lo n,lv hat
should be rail- ed there to fear that this honor
able effort of the friends of the Institution may still fail
and the Institution itself be left to struggle onward under
the burden of heavy debt. We regret that public at
tenon has not been called to this subject more directly
If the hstory Of the University better known would
be thsDo Institution has stronger claims upon
muDty 1t has done its work among silently and unosten
iaousy and therefore, has furnished but little material for
comment But that work has consisted in sending out yesy
additions of minds well and carefully trained Tor the duties
of life II has ,ven the ground work of good lawyers
good physicians good cergymeu. thss given that vgor
Gus scientific training which require daily for great
public works and has done far more than its part IN eI
tending the appreciation of high intellectual cultivation
among the upon whose ympathes all great enterprises
must depend for the of success And tins Is has
done under the pressure of debt with endownenfs for its
officers and depending upon its yearly earnings for its
We cannot but hope that happier day is at hand If
the little State of Rhode Island could raise 100000 tor an
experiment upon education, there must be self respect
enough in New York to prevent an institution which bears
the of City with so much honor and which has so
nearly overcome the only obstacle from which has any
thing TO fear from falling back again for want OF the tng
sum Of three thousand dollars. r.
DIsISrERMEsr OF A CHILD Certificate Of death givss
By Shoemaker-Coroner Billion held an inquest yes'er
day upon the body of still born infant which had been
buried on certificate given by German oh0emaker.
named Ouenzer living at No. 33 Third ST. His wife Mar
herself to be midwife and attended the
mother Of the child The following copy OF the Ger
'''"' 90 NEw.YO.x den 7th of June, 1855
hereby that this hid Of Mr. Morris Galipe born dead
of june 1858 in the house No cO9SSis street s v
den tt June, 1853.
Testimony was taken before the Coroner shelving that
the child was still born and that it buried on Tuesday
last by Saml PDner UDderaker of No 53i Grand st. IN
The Jewish Ctmetry in 9sths, near SiNthav lhe evil
dence also Showed that QueDzer in the habit OF giving
certificates Of death. The jury rendered the following
verdict That the deceased still born and we strongly
recon mend the proper authOr TO keep strict survel
lance over Sections and others having charge OF Gene
tries feeling satisfied that great wrongs are daily commit
ted under their special privileges After the holding oil
the inquest the body was reiniered
HEAVY ROBBERY AT BoARDISG-HoUss-M,r Ann
Lamb keeper of emigrant boarding house at No l2t
Cedars and her daughter Frances Laurence were yes
to-day arrested by Capt BaDin and Officer Lawls of the
First Ward Police suspicion Of stealing 22o gold SOW
eregns worth o. O93 the property Of Mr. Geo. Edwards
who with his wife, to this City from the Island OF
Jamaica few days since and put up at the house OF The
accused preparatory to taking passage 10 Australia The
money deposited in tin box in the room OF Mr. Ed
wards and the key of the was entrusted 10 the girl
L,IeBce, who generally acted the part OF chamber
maid md put the in order Yesterday morning the
box was found broken open and the money gone. Sts
picion rested upon the girl and she was accord
ugy taken into custody and searched but no portion OF
the property was found upon her. The house also
searched but with similar The proprietress OF
the establishment being suspected OF having something to
co in the robbery and amsn named C0rn-us lof oeng
also suspected beth arrested Justice Bosgrt com
mted all three to prison to await further examination
Fall OF BRICK PrLE-Ihe large brick pile near the
corner of Broad and Waists between the Custom House
SAMPLE Office and the Telegraph Office, came down with
crash at clock d yesterday. boy OF IL years OF
age mace narrow escape this accident had occurred
an hour before the lives of several office seekers would
have been sacrificed If have any Street Inspectors
who place any value upon their oath we call Their atten
ton to the rckey brick piles to be found in
main horoughares We shall next hear Of the cavng in
Of the enormous pile Of bricks impending the sidewalk
opposite the old Bible Society Building in Nassaust.
FlRE..-At 81 O'Clock Wednesday morning FIRE broke
ont in the house No. Al Norolkst 1t was soon extn-
gushed. Damage trih'ng
AT IA o'clock the same morning fire broke out in the
furr ure store of John Lynch No l55 Dvlsionst The
building and stock was slightly damaged Loss fully COW
cred by insurance.
On Wednesday morning at ia O'Clock, hre proke ont
in the building No III Essexst, occupied by Frederick
Sharr as grocery and liquor store. The tremen were
early on the ground and extinguished the hames
Loss about $780,
SUDDEN DEATHs-On Monday James Tully was run
over by his own wagon and killed On wednesday Philip
Henry Diez was killed by falling from building in Six
teepih Patrick Hay drowned at Forty seventh s.
Jacob sdhemer Ia chile sufocated in sink at No.
~ an down stairs at No, l4l Reade ST.; an ppknowp
man. IS years old found drowned at the foot OF John e.
Rus OrrR AND K1LED.-GeOrge II. McFadden, boy
four years Of age while playing with other children on
pile Of sand in Fifteenth IT., between the Sixth ana
Seventh avs, Tuesday afternoon, was run over oy
dirt art and injured severely that he died lew hours
afteryard The driver OF the cart not known, neither
was the number of his cart ascerained person who