New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

nearly four thousand people at Castle aFden last night
every seat with hardly exception was filed and
hundreds clustered in the Hobbies.
Mr. ChspPel. and Mr. JOY who ere coadjutors with NJ.
Jaen in h, mu.ical enterprise have each received from
tie Ere Department Association gold modal, in conP
nort for III, valuable be nciit given lGst winter.
The neme of The person accidentally killed by being
by Engine No. proves TO be Michae. Carve resd
ing at No ~ Pear-s a native of Ireland and painter
BY trade and but short time in this City The remains
were recognized Saturday by his afflicted wife, who up
TO that period was unconscious of his sad fate. Mrs.
CGrvct being in needy circumstances Engine Co. No. ,,
kindly volunteered TO the unfortunate man decenty
Inferred accordingly the body placed in neat coffin
and conveyed their Engine House. where the funeral
rites were performed Sunday by the Rev Mr.. Barnard,
Of the Ccnnon-st. Baptist Church. The Rev gentleman
spoke ouchncly Of the calamity and when he had closed
hc remains were attended their resting place in Green
wood By the members OF the Company and their friends
AySvERsaRr OF rHE JoURSErMES HoRsEsHoERs.-
The third anniversary Of the Joureymen Iioseshoers
Protective Union aud Benevolent Society celebrated
yesterday by turning in a body and marching through
various streets in the City AT 10 clock A. NJ the pro-
cesson numbering three hundred persons formed
at Hermitage Hall, in Houston-st. Kids brass band
headed the procession and Hugh Mclaughlin acted as
marshal The procession marched through the foowiu;
streets ndretuned TO Hermitage Hall AT clock where
they were Dismissed. from Hermitage Hall TO 2nlt End
1t. to Bowery Bowery to Cha;ham-square, Cha ham
square TO Chatham-st Chatham to Nassau, Nassau TO
Fulton Fulton TO Broadway Broadway to lih-st, ih-
st. to sthay th-ay i2nd-st. i2nd-st. to Crystal Pal
ace Crystal Palace to 3d.av 3dav. 23d-st, 23ds to
lst-av.. Ii-ay. to Hermitage Hall The members Of the
association had on silk aprons neatly trimmed.
The Board of Counelmen closed their May session last
night Among the doings of note observe resolution
adopted purchase a re-engne, such that used
in Cincinnati. The question Of paving Chaham-st. and
tie Bowery with block pavement came up, being
resolution introduced by Councilman Reed to pave Bowe
~ between Division and BayGrI-s s., with such pave
meni The idea was expressed in favor Of paving the
whole line The Belgian pavement appearing to be the
ayoric gradually portion at time in the manner that
broadway paved. 1t was stated that Russ & Rod
have 30 claim in the contract The resolution ordered
to third reading; the railroads to bear one-hah the
oxpcnse.
TIE Committee the Fire Department submitted their
report relative to Engine Companies Nos. Is and 80;
recommending that No. 10 be disbanded and No. 10
suspended for three months. The accommodation was
adopted.
Since the lst OF January the Ccuncimen have finally
acted upon papers including % assessment lists. and
sent hon tic Board of Alderman for concurrence OF
these - inouding 20 assessment lists have been
remain IN the Board of Aldermen without final action.
The number papers received from the Board of Alder
men for concurrence in the time il 1871 OK these,
have been finally acted upon by this Board, aud ia
sill remain without final action. The Clerk also reports
that the Board has held 30 meetings since January l. the
Board has had 1908 separate actions the various papers
presented that the Board averages 10 meetings per
month ard take action lO) papers requiring
so pnpers have received the joint action OF the
IL Of. tho lila ha.
come laws.
The exercises in the Noroixst VI. f. Sabbath School
Yesterday afternoon were OF peculiarly interesting
character Tie Rev. A. s. Francis, who for the past Two
YEAR, has presided the spiritual interests of the
church l. about being located elsewhere, and the Rev.
Mr. Booe the teacher of the Bible Glass, having lately
joined the NJ T. Conference, necessarily compelled to
leave them. Yesterday was made the occasion Of testify
ing their srpro, and regard for Bros. Francis and Booe
by presenting through their supeEnand to the first
named handsome engraving, representing the death
bed Of the Rev John Wesley the founder OF Meholsm
elegantly surmouned by heavily crnamented gilt frame
and 10 the latter Of Crkes Notes on the Scrip
tures The exercises consisted Of singing by the chill
dren When we cross the river Of death, aud
We Il meet again, in manner and with an effect cal
culaied TO excite the feelings Of all present The room
was ensey crowded and the order aud exercises reflect
.
care Of Ben +. P.nckney, and heartily wish him sue
cess in his unng effort please and interest the chill
dren.
EGrPTIAs AsTI9uIrIEs.-A Committee meeting rela-
tive to the retention Of this interesting collection in Que
Civ was held last evening at the suyvesant institute
Henry Tuckerman in the Chair; Mr.. Davidson Secre
,ary Resolutions thanking the Rev Mr.. Thompson for his
lecture and Mr. Abbott for giving the OF his room 70
ata for the Illustration Of his lecture art offered
and adopted.
The amount Of subscriptions received is s25,3lo.
The meeting adjourned TO next Monday evening.
WILLIAM +. RoBISsos Esq, our old correspondent
Riehelieu) yesterday admitted to the Bar by the SD
preme Court Of our City and will henceorth devote him
self to the practice of his profession His troops of
friends who have need of legal aid viii find his Office a.
No. l67 Broadway.
Dr. G.. W f. MELLEy viii give the first Of four Lee
ture. this evening at Hope Chapel, No. 1874 Broadway
subjec,The Cause Of Color as ii appears in the deren.
Races OF Men, These Lectures have been given in Bos
ton, and warmly commended
PAY OF TIE PoLrcE-It Is sad that the Lieutenants q
Police abou, AJAX increase OF their pay from $500
81 coo each per annum the the Captains
ceve. The Lieutenants claim that their duties
arduous than those Of the Captains
SuPERSTESDESr OF STREETs.-The Commissioner OF
Streets and Lamps has appointed Mr. f. W. Glover Super
intendent of Streets Mr. George White, removed.
Az UscLE WAsrED.-Thoma. Carpenter, iad Of -
,, a se VS. found yesterday Fifth Ward Police ~a1cer
iuF the City. AID lost He stated that h hn, com.
himself arrived here IN the steamship Or bi. auc
had been sent BY Der ~