New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

your exile end ascertain the several trades and pros
ss OF suh seek empy eni that every means ~ o.
EMPLOYED n procure il for you We also requested Il
sscerisin the facts Detng tbs rumors OF "a tfessn sat
wtirh Il d said y0u have received On board the Sriaitn
frgsie that through the Am-r AN pr- sufn improper
conduit On tn part Of the officers may % lde pa bic an
may meet with that censure which u deserves. wa
recoumepd see't committee OF i've saeh ns7ts
your approval draw up statement "t All th-ss tict'
iAppra6 ton The Society Of which speak Is bui a:sy
formed and Is yet numerous. nevertheless II my o.
able to assist you IN some desr-e-may give you ~d' ~
u may present your position IN lis proper Agnt % the
public
The eriles elected sLyi, Bsso Gabarr. B-avi and Pi
roni 70 form the Committee Of Five SO b'seo 'nn r. Vi
staten ent IL reply 70 the article when appe~ed ID &c
Her0id Of Monday last Who could have furnished ths
article to The Hsroi8' That can be easily imagined
The Herald of II 10th, says that T"rthy Of eSery
mark 81 eseem as martyrs for liberty add that
treaet the same first class passengers on board OF
steamers We assert that were treated A. prs0aers
We conducted board under a strong escort or
Gess darm,s and many Of Us were not allowed 70 take
with them that baggage which necessary tor the voy
age We received the raions OF sAorseyen TINS was OF
Inferior qusy-aDd OF cur number "nO re a pnsti As1
coIued In irons for nearly three days after which
the regulations read to for the hrSt time Three
times day mustered in ranks and kept there for
sometime Ia quarter to half hour subject to the insults
OF Sergeant If moment late; such epthes as rascal
scoundre freely applied and the threats to put US Ia
lruns were constantly the tongue OF the Sergeant
Many OF US were nsulted separately. We were tOrcioy
obged 70 attend Mass and Catholic prayers though my
protested sgainst this infringement of liberty Of con
scence-especiay two who were born Protestsnts;
likewise obliged 10 listen after every 10 the dis
tasteful shout of Vtra Re-. Lire the KiagJ always
pronounced by the Captain, termination me religious
service. The and insults Of which complain.
heaped upon US BY the CAPITA the officers aud the
marines but from the sailors have received as mucn
kindness as they dared to show and this we desire gratefully
10 acknowledge We were on every opportunity hlrShy
pushed pulled and menaced though not actually struck
On Ichorng III this port some row 0ots came alongside
containing per-ous who qured bow had bean tire ed
On some OF US replying through the port holes that had
been treated had been on board OF corsalr, the
First Lieutenant soa ordered the conversation to cease
i hnat No - praE -
mun alton with the shore We received 30 francs esch,
something less than g. quitting the frgats general
prohibition had previous 20 our embarsaon oeen gwen
the sailors to with us-this wa learned by their
own confessions This reply vas unanimously approved
Of after some observations that the sailors might be Ill
treated returning TO Genoa for the sympathy they had
shown TO the exes but it was eventually considered Is
their feelings well known to the officers that the best
and indeed the sole guarantee which could b. procured
against such usge would DC the knowledge that the eye
Of America upon them.
Mr. Olmstead, Of No 25s Sixthav, informed the as
sembled exies that he could gratutousy give them ia
sructon in the English language, which phsnthropc Oder
was received with very marked expressions OF gratitude.
The Committee of the Friends of Civil and Religious
Liberty inquired after the eI President Luigi Viola who
presided the meeting of Monday The reply was given
that he ILL., and confined 10 his bed he suffered ire
quenty from the effects Of the poison that had been ad
minsered TO him in his Convent His system had been
shaken and he required some repOse aud quiet
After few words of frsterna advice from the veteran
martyr Forest respecting their future conduct in the Uni
ted States, the meeting Of EEiles separated
On Thursday, several will make their declaration OF IN
tention to become citizens of this Republic
The Committee of the Friends of Civil and Religious
Liberty will meet the Committee of EHles ON Friday
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERNEy-NoHday, May Is,
1883 PcfihoHs.-Peiition and Remonstrance for and
against sewer ia GansevOOrtstTO Committee on Sewers
OF j NJ Greeley and others 10 have Sxthay. graded,
paved ourbed and gutered and side walks tagged from
Forty second TO Forty fifth stsTO COMMITTEES on Roads
OF Chas DenisOn Jr, for sewer in Leonsrdst, from
Broadway to West Broadway-To Committee on Sewers
RemOD trance Of Samuel Nicho and Others against said
sever-TO same
Rem}utiors-Thst Twenty second st. between Broadway
and Fourth av, be repaved-To Committee on Streets
That William Turner be Inspector of Election IN LIST Dis
tret Twentieth Ward in place of Charles Ross removed
from the Ward-Aoopted That election polls in The fol
lowing Districts in Eleventh Ward be changed As follows
Hid District from No Avenue G. 10 No lsi Houston st.
With District from No. ll3 Avenue C. to No 40 Avenue
ID With District, from No; leo Avenue u to 40 l'l
Avenue C-Adopted That side walk asst side of Ave
bue - from Houston to Ieuhs st. and in Third st the
north side from Avenue ID TO Lewisst be Ragged and
curb and gutter stone set where not now dOne-IO Com
mree Streets That Westst, between Cham 'ers and
Wanensts, be repsired-AdOpted. That the Street Com
missioner report why the paving of Thirty ninth ST.. BE-
tween Tenthav and Hudson River ordered by the Com
mon Council ia October, has not been commenced
Adopted That crosswalk be laid from northeast to
south 81 Duane ~ and udsln-Adopted That
Charlie. Lsmb be appointed Inspector of Election in lid
District, Third Ward, ID place Of Geo w Palmer, removed
from the Mard-Adoptei Thar Thomas Outwater b. aD-
pointed Inspector of Election in lNth District Third Ward
10 place OF Simeon Outwater removed from the City
Adopted.
Rpots- OF Committee on Finance to concur to reduce
personal tax Of Edward t. Burbank for 1881 to coacur
remit personal Of Ana Proudnt for 1852 Douglass
Robinson 500 20 New YOrk Hospital Eastman, prop
erv Of Congregation Sheareth Israel, John b. Stalls s)s
OF to remuIcrate Philip Duffy for injury horse pay
medical bills Of Drs Clos, Morris aud Hepburn u l0an
b j. Loss map Of Notifications Of the island 1912 ~
10 donate sU 10 W H. Rose for injury received At fire
10 refund tax paid BY Harriet Cornell in error for 1915 TO
devote $3.50 TO New.lork Ophamic Hospital to concur
20 permit 81 Luke Hospital 10 sell exchange lots on
IthaV, between Fifty fourth ano Fifty ff,hs
Ofsame coneuro remit tax against the Welsh Baptist
Church, in Chrysuest. Adopted.
ON motion OF Asst AID OKeefe, the report in favor of
renting assessment-Sl62 95-on 81. Lawrence Church
adopted by this Board April Is s52 but sent back by II
nonor the Mayor with bis objections thereto, taken
from the table and reddoped notwithstanding the o6j@c
tons Of the Mayor by the wing vote Affirmative 10
9oUa unicqfioas-Of Committee on Sewers-To concur
for sever Mercer ST. from Blocker to Amitys Adopt
Cd.
From Street Commissioner showing contract price
for Zip rap ard paapet walls granite coping and posts Tor
enlargement OF Battery. Filed.
Frem Board Of Aldermen resolution that 10000 copies
amendment to City Charter be printed COncurred in
Report in favor Of canceng contract for Fifth
av from One Hundred and Twenty Fourh-st.
Resolution in favor of the Controller drawing his war
rant in favor OF d. T. Valentine for $1,000. compensa
ton for extra services IN preparing Manual for 1888 Con-
CURED in.
Resolution designating the places of holding election
polls Of Tenth Ward. Concuued in.
Resolution that the poll Of Third District Eighth Ward
be held AZ No. l79 Prince 81. COncurred in
Communication from Street Department with various
estimates Concurred in.
Report in favor Of amending ordinance for paving &c,
side Manga st, between Ryngton and Stanton Con
CURED in.
Report favor Of confirming appointments and resigna
items in the Fire Department COncurred in
a number Of papers also referred.
Reports on petitions Of Nel-On Sherwood William Hsga
dorm Charles Hollis, Henry Kayser John Hilyer HW
Hunt Jas Church Henry Ii. Morange, George GroOly
Andrew Clark AID W h Thorn for remission Of TAX &c