New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-18

NEw EXHIBITION Mr.. James ii. Hill is about to
exhibit series, at the Baptist Church in Thompson
st.. below Broome OF fory-wo Illustrations Of Uncle
Toms Cabin. They paintings on glass, carefully
prepared, and will be thrown upon canvas in the man.
per of the magic lantern. We judge the exhibition
will be attractive and interesting.
VIEW or BRooKLrs-H. Fern & Co., No. 9ls
Fulton.st. n. Y, have just published very large
and handsome view Of Brooklyn. II shows very
plainly all the prominent features OF the city, from
Atlantic Docks to wllismsburgh, and from the river
back TO the eastern boundary.
DILAroRY POLICE CAPIAIys-The Physicians at
tached to the Police Department OF late have COM
planned bitterly and Justly too on account of the late
hours at which many Of the Police Captains make
their returns at the Chiefs Office. II often occurs
that reports which BY An ordinance passed year or
two since by the Common Council, should be re-
turned by o'clock in the morning are not forhcom-
ing till after - clock, thus keeping the Physicians
in waiting to see who are sick in the respective Wards
before they can start out to administer to their pa
tents BY this, generally speaking, nothing but
pure laziDess the part Of the Captains, the sick
men in the department must suffer and the attending
Physicians be kept sometimes till late hour Of the
night before their daily errands are completed To
the credit of the most Of the Captains commanding in
the entire districts be it sad, they are usually on
han much earlier than several Of hose within seeing
and hearing distance of the City Halt Let the ordi-
nance in regard to this matter be strictly enforced
The Rev. J. S. Inskip has resigned the editorship
of Tie True Freeman. Who will be his successor
has not been determined.
The third regular meeting of the Boari OF Educa-
ton since the annual vacation takes place this after
noon. The last regular meeting two weeks since,
and the special meeting, one week since, were both
adjourned for want of quorum. There is quite an
accumulation Of business awaiting the action OF the
Board.
PrRsosAL-The following are among the arrivals
at the principal hotels yesterday:
Attbe IsIERS.rrosAL H9rEL-Msjor L. Be.ll snd fan,
v u NAVY; Col Cost Johnson Maryland; Dr. Manuel and
R.pt. fiords. ophsnt and family AndOver Mas; J.
ri and i. mil cinsnn. l. Morto c. G Wheeler
md I.sy s.I:Os: pr y wOUS psTS '0Da'n
and 'dy q. msIsoIoIIs.x HoTolHon Richard Brodh.ad
fs.d:rh ss Cart ."J' pf' h.% p San
W Fo.t,r. B.topi Chsrl-. BekDell philadelphia NJ
p P.s. sssesi p.sy Gens1s Harrison Virgins,
Dr. Edwin Fldridse. Elnhsi w. A. Tominson. Michigan
AZ The sr NcHolis-The Hon. L CsIerdsr Ohio; judge
WALKER seh.ness'y T. RehsdG. - ob 50P psios T,oS.
A W sh,rmsn Newburrh. AonIo Rice, WsshnIton' X c.
LIZZIE i4. B.n.p virtni.i s NJ Stowe u Rev R 2.
siockton Kentnesy; Dr. NJ sseke,. Ohio ~ D. Hubbard,
Buffalo; Col Tyler, New Orleans
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Coroner Hilton yes
,ses hd :. The o'pi SRoS 65e m sSSs
night jur.. received the 10th inst IL appeared ia
yips beJe the ,rscL near Merose station westheser
Co when an M train Of the New Haven Railroad came along
he e.m whistle Il s du,k time and the
not MOVING be concluded bundle Of elothe. len
The cow catcher striking deceased in the lower part OF the ao
dOun The sn "a. then sPPsG s5a s nv .5 sef,s
M death told bis brother that be walking upon the
and on oosna e,ninS an o ,s IN .u The jury
rendered verdict ot death BY injuries 70 tns aoeonen o
Railrsd Company The deceased native OF Connect
cut, IS years OF age
Fatal AccIDEsI.-Francis league, lately re-
sdus m Thirty eahhst Tenth av Yesterday iel Sm
losd,d with brick which be wa' 10. Aos e.a.Ss
injuries from which he died soon ster at the Ne or
. wife and two children
Coroner O Donnell yesterday held an inquest upon
~ ~ az Nsy MeAndrew child three years Of age, who
died from fracture the skull caused By the falling upon her
~ the Of the residence o. her parents
n,., The jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
DISCRETION AND DEATH OF An lsFANr-ihe oody
If n.wy born female child found early yesterday morn
Ing wing beside Cnmrirgs foundery In Dusne IL was
sien the station House where an nqIss wa. he'd upon
sud the Jury returned verdict Of desih ey eEposufs
h.d probably thrown where found By ia ohe
ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-Pohceman +. {. Berange
If The Cbe Ofce had biz right put out and two myers Of
ii. len hand blown of yesterday hy tbs Prenaure
NJ run hh he loadDget the time. he we tAken 70
The NeuYok Hospital ard Placed under the charge OF Dr.
Derby
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