New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

names added TO the roll of membership The meeting was
one of unusual interest
NJ MAILLIrERrs OPERATIONS AT HILL G.rE-Ihe
work % removing the rocks at Hell Gate by Malfsrrs
70 es has been renewed Operations viii be conducted
daily during the remainder Of this week the following
hours Wednesday. 18th III A NJ and III r ~ low
water and 81 and 81 p NJ, high water THURSDAY iS'A
1911 and p NJ low water Friday 10th and P II, low
water and and A NJ high water The cu.ous in su'h
matters will be well repaid by visit the spot during
MailIefrs operations The Astoria boat leaves Pecksp
at 9 A. NJ and p. NJ
The particulars of the heavy forgeres which have
heretofore kept back of regard for the parties interested
are now publicly mentioned that further silence useless
Mr. James Forsyth le here very suddenly in the last
steamer for Europe II is charged that he had CON
mted forgeres TO The amount Of 100000 TO sl5Oooo
principally upon his father and faherinaw and obtained
the money from Kingston Hudson, Albany and NewY
On the day that he left he cold $4,000 Of paper brokers'
which has since been paid by friends Mr. had always
stood high and in money matters had extensive credit pro
ducng occasion required large amounts OF the best
securities Gambling probably the cause Of his deln
quency He owed $1,000 to OF the most notorious
villains ofthe profession in this Ciiy-a fellow who ought
long ago have been in the State Prison and who would
have been if our Police system did rather protect than
disturb his hell Mr. Forsyth left his family in this City
The Emerald Guards Capt Thos Cullen went yesterday
to Durhams Morana and shot for the following prizes
Fin, prize silver cup Capt Cullen second prize breast
pin. Ensign McQuade third prize gold pencil, ith Lent
n Lawor fourth prize diamond ring lst Lieut. J. Cox
fifth prize $40 gold piece private Kiorn sixth prize 8
gold piece John Brown seventh prize, g gold piece NJ
Har.
10 OF o r--Emprc Lodge No. O. at their meeting Cd
Monday night voted $50 for the relief of other Brerens
Widows and Orphans in Newt Orleans This is right ard
we hope other Lodges will 70 and do likewise. The
Order in New Orleans is undoubtedly Slaughtered fct
new and now is the time to speak. we sre Fit sur
rrsed that the Grand Lodge Grand Master have neither
noticed she Other Benevolent Orders in the
zane category unless they have done good by stealth
The BOARD of Assistant Aldermen were in Session lest
ncht resolution was offered increase the salary Of
the Clerk Of Clinton Market from $500 $1,000 report
was adopted to pay Wm B. Reynolds s3Osl for loss Of
boats c. by mob in June last The Board voted to plr
chase No l79 Churchs for house for Hose Co No So
price $500 which, if recollec Alright about three
times it's value motion to concur in suspendng pro
ceedngs in relation TO Joness Wood Park laid the
table. Nothing else eff note was done.
The Assistant Alderman Of the Fifteenth WaId informs
us that all the lie, nses granted in said Ward for selling Ii
quor the express condition that the store or bar
room should be closed Sunday and that he will take
away the license of any in said Ward who keeps his
bar open Sunday II the lovers of good order y
ing in sad Ward viii only give notice to the Assistant Al
dermon Of any party parties keeping their bar
open on Sunday, the nuisance will be abated If three
good citizens of any Ward make affidavit against any par
~ keeping bar open Sunday to the Alderman or
Assistant Alderman Of said Ward and if said Alderman do
not cancel said License within three days then let the three
citizens 20 before the Mayor aud il he does not do his duty
within three days then let the facts be published L't the
temperance men form club in each Ward and carry out
this plan.
At the last meeting of the National Institute az Washing
the following Delegates appointed visit the tx
hibiton of the Worlds Fair at the Crystal Palace New
York Col Peter Force Prof A. ID. Bache Prof Joseph
Henry, Capt VIM Easily. Robert Mills Esq, Prof J H. C.
Coffin, Commander Chas Wilkes Prof L. ID. Gale, DR..
Thos T. Everett J. C. C. Kennedy Esq DR. Daniel Breed
Wm. @ Force. Esq
meeting of the Delegates was held when ii under
stood that they will meet the Irving Hotel in the City Of
New York on the first Tuesday of October O'Clock A.
and visit the Exhibition during the week Il expected
that each Delegate viii select subjects upon which he
will make report.
THE BARK EuFuRosINE-Ths vessel which recently ar
rived from tie Sandwich Islands touching her way here
New London Ct is now lying at the end of pier No >
North River. She attracts great deal of attention
count Of the eccentric of her and commander
I'd in imitation of brick wall while her starboard side is
painted plain black 1t is stated that the Euphroyne
built England in s47 and that she has since been cru
ing around the world visiting the various ports in India
China Japan, the islands Of the Eastern Archipelago, Aus
trais &c Her crew, numbering about thirty persons,
comprises representatives of many nationsChinese ia
panese, Maays. Bengaese, Sandwich Islanders English
Irsh, and others and the japanese accompanied by
their wives and children.
MECHANICS IssTrUTE-At the regular monthly meet
ing last evening James Rodges, Esq, Chairman and Mr.
John Taglaube Secretary moved and seconded and
voted that the Institute proceed fill the vacancies
in its corps of Officers and Directors and that the ballots
should be cast each candidate separately and where
upon Charles H. Delavan elected second ePresi
dent C. Godfrey Gunher third Vice President and Msssrs
Charles Burden Thomas Hunt c II Hankins and VI C.
Tracy were elected Directors We understand that the In
stiuie is in fourishing condition.
RAILROAD FOR BRoADwAY-Among the many in 2 nous
plans for a railway adapted to economic space in
that respect peculiarly fitted for Broadway is by
William Deitz, coored man Of Albany, who has just
taken the necessary steps patent the A. the New
York public is deeply interested in knowing something
about the various projects TO relieve Broadway from lis
oyercrowded travel give slight sketch of the plan
In the of the street say within six feet of each
other are iron tracks laid down in the usual manner
upon which is intended two lines OF each,
four feet wide, and OF any convenient length, one
Inc up rail- the other line down on the other rail
The wheels Of the placed under the center lines
of these frames ranging with each other The balance of
the ears is preserved b. another Set of wheels placed ia
line above the and which under, between
elevated rails placed fifteen 10 twenty feet above the
rouud rails These elevated rails are supported upon
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