New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

The CIR o. woRx-A melancholy boxing az
cosied day two since in the stree, supro-ng to
preface that not neqaen appeal shilling for the love Of
God we confess Little impotence Of which by the by
have duly repented but il was nothing Of the sot
Please Sir VIII you tel where can get scneiaing to
| do ?" "Whsi ooH you Do my good msn ? we inquired
Oh I'm not rong but then anything in the world that's
honest n tryr He a stranger evidently suffering
and bad better days" treasured in memory. Rendering
what assistance lay in power left him. but those
words somefhng TO do" haunt stiI The ptable
Of al mend the beggar for work and many there
are wh.n pride orbds to beg for Il tina: have made ship
wreeks Of whole argO Of bope AID pTOspred basey
sunk gnobly Prospecting for work in the mari has
to be common prcsPccting for gold in the mines
Hurry 20 crowded city, creep into hole in the wall
somewhere breathe dust and confusion go plungng down
into Easements and rafting up into gaet for labor when
he part Of this world that GoD made, j. waiting for the
share the sickle the all the year ongwhen every
such inquiry, Natures oft Is the growing grain
Young here who well enough Of. Il they
only knew i-clme here TO when their hands and soften
their muscles and harden their hearts The prayer Of Agn
might be amended fr these tim- thus Give neither
poverty nor rchcs feed with food convenient for ne
and give honest healthfu labor enough Of il and
enough for H. q lest be poor and steal"
WIsHISGToSs HEADQUARTERs AT SEwBURGH-S.nce
the opening Of ibis old mansion the public in July $780,
about $1,000 have been entered upon the Visitors
Register glance the pages Of this ledger affords
curious study Of chrography. mans Characteristic are
shown generally by the manner in which be hi. name
toerably correct idea be soea of the tbrong Of
visitors to the place from he daily inspection of the Head
quarter kssrr Every State in the Union, and almost
every civilized country inc globe is represented by the
Of her citizens its pages Many visit Newburgh
solely for a sight Of the old building.
ExouKnox-The Plumbers Light Guard Capt Thomas
OMsley, made their second annual Target Excursion
Wednesday to East New York and sho, for the following
prizes First prize silver mounted musket presented by
the Captain, and won By Thos Garvey second gold
IOckei presented by J Pine Co. won by Richard Scott
third revolver presented by Thos Harden and by
II CAREY fourth silver cup presented by J. Megufie
and won by VI Melvin fifth. a revolver presented by
p. T. OMaey. and by John Cox sixth 81 gold piece
presented by Mr. Pricketts and by Geo Cenrandale
seventh hat presented BY Mr.. Hague and won by VIM
Jordan; eighth hat presented by Messrs Vissicks K
Barton and by John Horne. After which Mr.. Nc
Kenze presented the Company with lot of Ewbanks
Hydraulics and other books
WHERE ARE THE PoIIcE We are informed by citizen
Of that Ward that Wednesday evening there only
eight Police Officers duty time in the sixte enh
Ward instead of the usual number the Chief having de-
Turner'S celebration at Hoboken, NJ The citizens com
plain that they have pay sustain efficient Po
Ice and are DESTROYS know where the Chief gets the
power to send Police Ofcer Of the City and State on
80 miserable preex this Hoboken excursion This out
rage upon the people of the Sixteenth Ward requires nye
gation by the Commissioners Of Police 1t VII do
to leave the properly and lives of citizens unprotected
for excursonizng Of this kind for the sake Of political cap
tai to the Chief and his Adermanic friends But the No
vember election il near a; hand
TRADE saLrs-Bangs & Co sold Appletons invoice OF
books Yesterday large company being in attendance
We looked in about P NJ and found the sale
going on with spirit, and at apparently fair prices
ALBANY FIRExrN-The Albany Fremen yesterday Wis
tied RandanIs and Blackwells Island and High Bridge
and panook of Banquet at LOvtOys in the evening
The New.York and North American Grand Union Of the
Daughters Of Temperance hold adjourned session this
afternoon at No ls7 Bowery to commence at O'Clock
The Hcksie Quakers in this City who hold their monthly
meeting in Roses and who expelled the venerable Isaac
Hopper, the of thousand years whose Life was
characterized by charity and works of mercy earning for
themselves the reputation Of ecclesiastical bgo have
as we learn issued Whist they call their testimony of
dsownment against Rowland johnson. of this City who
had been an active member OF their Society The charges
agans; him based upon his cooperation with the Anti
Savery Temperance and other reforms Of the day Mr.
johnson had formally Withdrawn his connection with them
some time previous and is identified with the movement OF
Progressive Friends whose Exposition OF Sentiments
was published in The TrjWne and has been extensively
circulated both in this country and England They refused
to receive his resignation
CRY DEAD ANIMALS AND OFFAL-We give the following
report which VIII show that the effect Of the hot weather IN
August was as terrible to animal as human life Only think
Of the awful fac; that 81 horses dropped dead in our streets
in one month-over 70 per day
NvxBFE AND AMOUNT Of 4Aisai Bsr OIL ysfae Boa
oiaey nsissee rsHoref JTH ne Cy Dung ~ ~7a9
Dead bST.ss ..... ST. Dead sheep ...............
De- "a 60 Butcber DIAL Ac.. t1uslJB
Dead as othe nuisance tan. ~
Dead hoE IL Diseased mutton n 80
CRY NUslNcEs AND WASTE OF MaSUREs-Ihe following
table will exhibit the magnitude fthe abomnabe nuisance
Of emptyng privy vaults during the hottest tina,
ever melted away human life in New York and the aboni
nabs practice of dumping the contents into the rivers of Of
four pr the of six thousand eight hundred aud
twenty sx cart loads in one month
Have the City Council any regard for human life Ii
they have they viii pass ordinance at the present meet
ing tina; all vaults shall be empted in cold weather aud
iha; dsnfecng agents shall be used and IL all
far the pneumatic machines do the work they shall be