New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

On fle co-frary. lVz con 1ent-'o1 ms os'H ''''''
upon i.r ain 80 hl-,i. c'urisa n br.v1z ti o' iL
vhlchl Ind FIR months seit re lay 're' N'' tn 10
Iscsed id qusrer of II million Of ths n'a-y
Tut SONS thsse LILLE ~ep5-s have 'n,'-r'i Hi''
oca dsplea.urs md We ,erisy orisr saii - nny'
omanG.td from less officers than R'ec dr. tl'l ana
tie Chief o. PcIce-was gwen fr IN r arf IN Ter h'
juvenile Va-rant ac' squair'n u ri-Sai -F'
ard boys was m,rch.d Of - The T1nb5 ~ HI p),ic
Tie II; long getIiag sor,ai. lld yer SOFA
he mothers and friends app 1ret eng thlf 'o"r
children nj hit be given up 10 them; bar nojs,.@ -
borne was IN doubt the Record I'VE hardy lev 81
and h. Cbof If Polio had de arei n, rrle FLOWS
vegrant- ard h. doub, the propaety of d,,lW,n,
them. and after n cogli,n femp,rarily 10 <ed %
Up to the great ala n chdrrn ID ID. ial ;llton
OF eli Others present.
The ofense # these poor sweep r l. asaing 10. pen
lies"-,he VERY o,nse which b. oil hunting m,n wa)
locked them mp have unblushngy perPeiraed for hhf
their lives The children begged Of the psople sn IL
penny at me the Recorder begged in breadth - ODD
year and the Chief at first $3.50 and subseqIeay Al
additional $1,000 But the small beg yafs were IN rags The
big ones csssinere Aul then The ohiIlrn eIraci wat
thy asked for which than be SAD in al cases
Of public b, gging These the only iircnce that lt
now occur 10
If this srres Of volunteer sweepers ia To be )loyd ~
ompong tie Street Inspector DO he WORK fr VII ch re
pc "a perhaps tie n't WI pNlOl HItl ~, l'it't'
mode OF enforcing dead letter sti;Ut Tie r3nl rel
BY the babysn,oper of ncon.id rble value an
VII he seriously missed by he public unless son suosd
tue shsl be provided suppose the corier and ths
Chief supply their place with oher Migrants WHO a.
lowed not uly 70 beg bu; to s.ea unmol.s:ed
squad OF Policemen, Of whom ar f. for n)hny
el.c. or gang of gamblers with chain aad bal
few hundred OF rowes whose ,alvart used only
for knol king down strangers and poaceible citizens
Serously it lot dsgricofnl that in this ab'ninably-
filthy City where mud is the rule and clean walk m
ccpiion in n City where Rum b,g;ary, p'o,tlt o.
ssmilirg rowd,iin and every phase OF inqaty enjoy
immunity that is thou parai!e-whor, lie aud properly
are notorouy less than among nation ~ siya;'s
the mighty .rm of tha law shoul be raised only 70 fall
uyon score Of poor end almost without exception honest
chidr H. whose high crime ard mi.demeanor has been /
sweeping walk 4nd tmiiy holding ont their hands
for such voluntary offerings the people choose t. drop
into their natural contribution hoxl IL is small piece Of
tusiress and we hope right in thinking ihIt the
Recorder is at tie bottom Of t. though 10 reported
LIGHTING PIERS AND WH,RvEs An exhibition
made in the Park las, evening of Ways Locomotive Ian
tern. with which it is proposed 10 light the piers ani
whervcs of OR City. The lantern placed upon the top
step in front OF the Hall and about three hundred e
distsi afforded sufficient ht enable person to real
newspaper print The matter of lighting oar piers VITA
lanterns Of this kind projected by Aid Blunt The light
was r,d few nights the pier foot OF Robinson II
with sue
The III rLAunivor.arv Of the Protestant Episcopal VI
tua benefit Society will be celebrated in st Blrh,omys
Church on Sunday ~ morrow evening, when report
will be presented. and a preached by the R'y
Samuel Coobo The Provisional Bishop viii preside Ser
vices to commence at u o'clock
On rugrfav nnr Jan. - tn
pr,sbytery OF Nsw York o ) ordained Mr. Eli { Bots
ford and installed him Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
ChurcI Yorkyile. The preached by the Row
w W Philips d D. AMI tn charge to Pastor AMI poopo
delivered by the Rev Mes.rs Little and stead
%ucunRs AssocnrIox-rhi, body holds its regular
monthly ueetn this evening ocock in the Hall tho
Board Of luceon corner Of Grand and Elm So An GO
"a, il expected from Jenner Esq Prime pal oftho Cl'
cal institute, Henry St The following resolution will b.
d'scussod:
A. this Is subject the scussion OF which may be
fraught with rsu.,s OF vital Importance 70 our Pablo
Schools all Interested AL e.poi,y teachers are invroi
to be- present
Efficiency OF. THE NETWORK POLICE
sin. be- through your columns to place before .he
rui lie the following brief statement of facts a. AN toll
I'm, Application 10 the Ciy authorities often fails - be
O'Clock, ile my wayup Broadgay 70 ny res ienca
was annoyed and insulted BY a drunken fellow. Who
pu-hod himself yolenly against mo repeatedly ant con
timing my side froal Duane 81 as far mp rs Pnr- -
lis att n.io-s MT limited t. -, but were literally
be-tOwed upon many OF the ia--er8 b. lDJkel IN van
for a Policeman until opposite The Metropolitan
Hotel IN front Of which found OneNo 6lj please note
the numberwhO declined 10 cross the street - d. ms
duly in q matter AMI protect pelcelbe citLcr rom
insult and injury RrcrOssng Broadway, vas eII3stcl
BY Gentleman To Ietan the ruian while he 'holi "a
dcsyor euis the sympathes of No. GIG aforesaid IN
our behalf but it was Of no avail Although npt on
hundred feet separated this defender OF he public peace
IL the spot where hi. duty called him. yet h. declined
10 and obi ged TO get away as last A. po'pn
leaving cur intoxicated friend triumph ant aud threatening
tie writer with future injury Comment on the above IS
unnecessary. <
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A young woman namod Honora
Sullivan residing at No. 81 Grand So attempted - cu
her throat Yesterday morning but prevented by other
inmates OF the house aid bonded over ~ the Ponce al
thOrIi.es.
D. FATAL AccmEST-An aged man name John Harrow,
who lived the Of Forty eghthst AMI Eighth aY
in ting get down from the Top Ola stage on THUS
day evening, the corner Of Eighth g. and BroliwlH
missed his footing and fell in from, OF the wheel which
passed over him. lie Immediately conveyed - tho
New York Hospital, where he died lring the same night,
An inquest viii be held upon the body today
ACnnD BURNED TO Darn Emma c. Place wears
AMI months Old daughter Of Policeman Place, Of the
Eighteenth Ward died yeste rlay the residence Of her
raTepts No ls East Twenty seventh from the ELECTS
Of burns She had been left by her mother with younger
child alone few moments, when he approached oo
LIZ ar the crate and her clothes took ire When discovered
hey were nearly burned from her body. She died the
same night Aninqles held Yesterday ponthe body
and the Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Charles Rapper, small boy, hal
his skull badly fractured yesterday by the falling upon
him Of slab Of marble, at the corDr OF Grenwcn am
Hamuersly SITS He plying kite at the time, and tie
cord attached to it became enanglel in the slab, and
while attempting to dsengage it the marble fell upon him