New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23


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Trrrrs OF SrmPAruY.-The wonderful attend
inc the enterprise Of Industrial Schools attest most strk
ingy the power of kindness the heart of c1lh0Oi
even the degraded. The Dean st School, which now
numbers &c pups aud has daily attendance OF between
aid 90 exhibits Improvement in appearance and pro-
gre in learning which would do honor to any school of
the better classes. Within the two months since ts o. an-
izaion the Manager aided BY few friends have made
over one hundred dresses besides numerous other gar
ments The materials which have generally been slbsal
tial-po,h making up have BEEN with great liberaty,
provided by very'few individuals. The Association has
been kindly aided in Furnishing under garments sacks and
hoods by The ladies of Dr.. Bethunes and the Rev. Mr.
Moves churches. They have also received twenty six
rais of shoes from the store OF Andrew WessOn Co.
New York, and from the Brooklyn Charitable FOund1
ton left by the benevOence Of Mr. Heeley office Of T.
johnson Amity st. fifty pairs Of shoes and stockings thus
enabling them furnish each pupil with plsr OF shoes
and stockings The ladies would tender their most sincere
thanks for the beray which has thus far sustained their
epterprise and earnestly solicit continued AID Their pl'
pls are s obliged gather Goals in the streets es ven
az cold vicua and garbage for their pigs 30 that their
clothes are subject 10 hard use and their increasing NUN
bers also involves increasing expenditure Tor ddy IN
ner, books, &c. 100000, =. cut.
NJ A " ROSENBAUM Second D'ecuess, Clnton-aT-
Ma D. HEFS s4R9sE sfeI f@saarSI %aSno
F,r.L ACCIDENT TO 4 SrEyEDoRE.-Sa;urday noon
last ,teyedore in the employ Of Young & Billings
named John Powers instantly killed by being struck
IN the breast with bar of railroad iron which was being
hoisied from vessel lying at Atlantic Dock The unor
tunse man standing on the string piece ana leaning
against the pier when the occurrence took place his
family consisting OF q wife and fOur Children reside in
Van Brunts st.
ARRESTED oS THE CHARGE % RoBBERY.-On Satur-
day Officers Higgins and Snedker arrested young man
named Thomas McGvens on the charge of being one OF
tho party implicated in the robbery OF Corporal Brown
on board Of of the Caharne ferry boats on ednes
dav pipht last. H. committed for hearing Two
Others who were arrested the same day are held in
$1,000 to answer
Ovrppo.Rp-Da niel Burns leu overheard az the Ham
milton Ferry on Friday night and was nearly drowne1
He was taken by Officers Keller and Cain of the Ihrd
Police, and was soon after resusotaIed.
FIRr.-On Saturday evening FIRE broke out in sta
he on DE Bevoise place rear of Cr0mmelins mustard
factory owned and occupied BY Messrs Mitchell Camp
bell Two horses were consumed with the oulldihg' TO-
getber with leghs fodder &c the whole valued az over
slCO0 upon which there wa al insurance OF 500 IN
Wallet ~, ~.
Subsequently an alarm was created in the Third Dis
trie which was caused by the burning oi chimney ID
Court ST., near Fourth place .,-,- -.
The previous evening fire broke out in the 61key OF
Mr. Durham In Pacific st. near Boerum, caused by some
shayings which had accidentally become ignied Inc
loss was trihing.
TEE FERRIEs-At the meeting Of the Common Council
On hursdsy night the following the motion OF Aid Fo"e
go ia. the Attorney Of this Board hereby
directed report this Common C0Un q, 10 next reslis nse
Is re oa OF sSe cisy Of Sew-Yok reve
rshs ,stbhshng ferries between ths city and 'si
the safe Law
northumberland were adopted a. the last meet
uz Common Council authorizing the openns Of ne
sffseis EhzAbethsv, from Fr. 70 FlsteHsnsy Wsen saa
Douf SIS nom vaneeIb. 70 sosirsndsy I'm IT,,
70 fss Diysonsy from Est River % soan SID
nob se Of HsrIop Clinton aD4 nortA sle o.
Dersx-sr between Court and Seysn:bsts hlrds s orse
to t. sded from Mials to caOls and Nsso0' non He