New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

was nv other nrst ~ Ca-spE and Do wOlli move ih1'
~ whole matter b. referred 70 the Comm ne o. the FIRE
/ u, porimeH
Ad snfh des red to know Z the gentleman Wished to
r~,co. tho C ef Engineer h insult against the Board
II r, vfr rraur tlarces against him and mamJra5 By
ro,r, en- of the IRE companies, which he iAM Smith a.
Ctfirnsn Of lie Fire Department Committee hsdh back
~ he I'D not wish 70 dry bis fingers with 81 thing
md M frred that the action Of the entire Board should be
! Lad OF h's conduct
AA Sturtevant read the ordinance by whh apPesrei
that The Chief Engineer though elected by the Fire Depart
mont and hcn confirmed b. the Board could by the Board
Be removed at any tine he held Office only n the VII Of
the Common Council To that body whose servant he was
he conducted h,nelf in most backyard manner, and
he should be discharged dsgraeefu disreputabe and
urrrof.able public servant Indeed this Alfred Carson
mt be very great when tie whole influence OF
he Board was directed to oppre's hIn-him whom by
W I'd speaking they could dismiss, if they thought proper
Of any one time :,
AID Ternann admitted the communication was insulting
and black guard but this Mr. Carson wanted 70 make hun
seif martyr and might be only INDUCING nm 70 d'uis'
m ard make great man OF him
AID Tweed do not think there is any great fear OF
hat but even TO- do not think the Board are bound to
keen him in q situation which, if he did not gu he would
not dare to insult any one member The better way was to
indulge the gentleman and dsmiss HIM for he will moi 20
,ou do dismiss him. for he says be knows the majority OF
! tic fremen are opposed 10 nm
Ad DySw,s-Yet though the conduct Of Mr. Carson
csnnot be justified do not think this course proper
The question Yves then put and all the members present
voted for his removal with the exception OF AID Denman
Among the new public buildings may be mentioned the
transformation Of the interior Of the National Academy
Buildings near Metropolitan Hall into large and elegant
Hail capable Of containing nearly quite one thousand
people and provided with all requisite comforts
Cr,oErr-Ne,c York Chi rs N,,rark Club-This inter
estne Match will take place Monday next Sept 49, at
Hobokon Some good play is expected for the Newark
boys feel certain Of whipping the New Workers On the
following Monday Sept 26) the New York and Watervne
Match comes off on the same ground The conquering
game between the St Georges and New York Clubs VII
be played time this month Three other Matches are
talked Of including one with the Philadelphans who
sent chal enge to the New York Club
The Canadians are not satisfied with the dressing they got
here in August and have sent letter stating that they VIII
bring better Eleven New-Ycrk any tine Ibis month t.
fry their power against the United States The Players we
hear talked Of on the United States side would be Messrs
Walker, Wright Comery Blackburn Bingham Cuyp'
Mash Sharp Fletcher Sans and Dockery pretty strong
team
The New York Eleven on Monday, against the Newark
Club will be Messrs Cuyp Marsh Sharp Josophs James
Orex Ranney, Legal, Spivey, Castle and Rickaby The
Newark names have not been received This is return
Match the frst game played at Hoboken about SIX
weeks back md was won By the New York Cllb the
NewYork ground being much better than the Newark
ground
Uor Cory Sronrrs. OR LIE SCENES IS NEW YORK
IILrsTRATFD-Ihese Interesting stores by member OF
the editorial staff of this journal which we have pub
sbod under the titles Of Hot Corn The TwoPenny
Marriage" Madana, the Rag Piokors Daughter 81,
form part of sores in press by Dewitt Davenport
| III. bo,T If wit
plates as soon as be got ont 1t is not for US to CON
ond this voume any farther than say that think
VII prove an efficient aid 10 the OF Temperance.
The copyright is secured and portion OF the profits vii
Ic rs oil the benevolent Hot Corn offerings have ben dc
voted TO the amcoraon Of the condition OF the children OF
poverty il this City.
TuE CanrNENs AssoonTIoNThis Society met last
nc hi at Powers Montgomery Hall No. &c Prince ST. NJ
Lobrt Brock tho President in the chair The Secretary
MI Dwycr read the minutes OF the last meeting which
woe approved The Secretary then read communication
fom Uohorty s Clarke coal merchants in Eleventh S..
conn lainnr hat they had sold ,oal carman who
not belong 10 the Society his account and when be
won't 10 the boat to gel the coal OF the members Of
society," loft of work and by doing caused him great IN
iury ard IL Justice He conendod that this conduct was
u1ropr aud hat he had perfect gh TO sell his c"a 20
INV II ,scn he desired that he had not hired this to
whom objection had been taken but 10 those he DID
he had always given the highest rae OF Wa-eS. ii
answer 70 tbs It cont, nded by the mn that This very
man had gone work yard IN Ter price and pat
tmb,rs OF tlc Society OF employment and that they
could no, be- certain ihc story be told that he hal pur ha'ed
tie coal wa true but had only cot INTO work IN that way
and that il was necessary 10 guard against tricks OF tins
description being play Cd on ihe Society After some nr'her
discussion f. was lercod to appoint Committee OF hTee to
wait Oh The firm respecting Ibis matter member stated
at the coal merchants and others who hal horses were
hiring them oui 10 Other such IN 49, under pre.ense Of l'nl
rc and borrowing but really for hire Mr. VI Gath stated
that IN ordinance to prevent this conduct was under tn
.onsid ration q Committee ofhe Board ~ Mlermsn and
ot f wouldras tie Board in few days and then 40 pr
son could let his lore work for another bat licensed cart
man seveialmlmlcs admitted and he IN eiing w1'
w,lIatond,d and did 10, al ioum til lac hour
UrpsoN RnYR RAuRoiD -Er-yrs,07- Yesterday a
large parry OF ccn;eIn 10 kski o. an ex,ur'n
tie son being the trial Of the saloon cars AMI
nctos of plan 10 relieve railroad passengers from tn,
ANNOYANCE of dust smoke locomotive cind p ana the
noise produced by the car wheels The special Train which
oryeyed The company e the Chamber st depot at ID
cl md tr- d,d at about the usual speed 10 Pc *
LII vlfre tolaton was ady IN the upper r5om Of the
derot building Thee thr-e of Tie new style Of ears
tle rain Thee are divided into rooms aboui SIX feet
,orer 10 vi cl entrance is gained from hall that TX
pds along the side Of The ear Each room Is fitted up in
fine st,le having a soia which WI ga. five parsons com
ftall, fuv or Eve cushioned arm chair, and small n
BE Tpon he Goor is rich Bu,s Is ca-pi, and The " Ills
ard ceilings ar painted and guided in beautiful M n'r
Tic windows and y,nilaors well arranged 80 ;hai
,hrnsiirc heads AID arms out is a diff ~! mater
On the way up Mr. Salisbury, the inventor exhibited
and exnlaiped 10 members Of the Press and others hs