New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

1be Rev. + H. Ch5pin viii deliver lecture On lmpie
ments. in the Church OF the Messiah this evening, at
o'clock for the benefit Of the Society for the Empoymea.
and Rolief OF tie Poor.
The Carpenters ard ether aSOgiDs of New York
especialy iDerss.d in lecture Labor 10 be given
The Gowsy Tabernacle tonight by Journeyman Car
Ieuter. The house wi 10 doub. be well 6sd.
THZ RECENT DISCOVERIES or ScIEScE APPLIED TO
The HIsToET or CREATIoS.-Dr. Doremus will deliver
tie secopd four Lectures this sube with expe mental
lusfrsons the New York Medical College. East rair
tenth st. near Fourth sv, this evening.
THE CoURTs-The April term of the CouEs Of Oyer and
TdmIer will commence on Mondsy EeNt There are sew
ers indictments involving the pensy OF desth on charges
OF narder and Of in the frt degree They are as
fellows
William Hayes and Clara Hayes, charged with the mur
der Of Or Leuther
D,nn, Cornor. Hugh Copnor, and John Cohnor.
charged with the murder Of Michael Conroy By shootng
him with gun in Fourteenth s between Avenues andC.
John wilson charged with the murder OF Henry Dick
niger grocer. by stsbbpg him with mes' knife at No.
lCI ktade st.
Aaron Jackson, charged with the murder of Francis
johnson both colored by s,abbing. on 18Th Feb last.
Jsmes Smith. charged with murder OF james Davis, by
,,abbiDg. opposite No. II Dover st 10Th Oct last
Archibald Murphy charged with the murder Of Geo W.
4 Held by SsDhIDk WIN .h. iVl
ST. onls,F,b last This prisoner is said TO be insane
Anna Msrca Derchug charged with killing her child with
chet at No 23s Stanton st Fhis prisoner also said
/ TO be 1s6ne
John Dovnger first and John Doyinger second father
ard som charged with in the rt degree the penalty
OF which on conviction is DEATH by setting fire to their
place lager bier saloon and dwelling No 30 Prince st,
(irsur,d) fore day the morning Of February 81
John Fonerty silar charge in setting fire to his tea
,toe No $50 Eghhav the night Of the lss Of August
last. Also insured
Owing TO the protracted Illness of Judge Morris, who'
however we understand is getting better and the absence
Of judge Edwards 10 the Court Of Appeals there are in
this district but three Judges Of the Supreme Court OF
which the Oyer and T.rniner is branch, and thsre Will
be REQUIRED in The Special Term Circuit and at Chambers
and is expected consequently that Judge Strong viii
come TO New York and hold the Oyer sad Termner The
holding Of his Court is task far from pleasant aud
may readily be supposed that the Judges would gladly DO
excused If could be dispensed with from performing IT.
still tn are ready, believe, when called upon to
meet it, The unpleasantness OF tie duty may be
inferred from remark made by his Lonor Judge
Roosevelt a few days ago, at the time OF
rendering a decision TO the police uniform lie
spoke of the Of every person accepting end hod
ing oice implicitly to uphold and support the laws winch
enacted for the good and - obey the au'hor
ties and decisions which given for their guide 1t was
this IetEIg done, sGiu Whih Gnu
Try associates on the bench and nothing -ss in the world
but that sense Of duty would have induced me to do ito
sien the 6eah warrant of found guilty OF murder
but who thought found contrary botn - the "a"
and TO the fact and the was executed IL was the
csse Of Clarke we think his name found guilty Of the
murder Of policeman in Roosevelt st By seizng cart
rung and striking lin with it The Supreme Court on sp-
peal decided ii not case Of intended murder and
ordered new trial but the Court OF Appel. reversed the
hack tn
Of which under the decision required to sign the
warrant
The Superior Court VII commence its April Trial teri
on Monday with new Calendar and hold two branches
The Cont of Common Pleas will also commence its Trial
teIm with snd ID parts The Cir,ut We believe, also
viii be continued The L. s Courts viii continue their
session.
/ EIpRInor Sr. JAIL.-SOme months ago your valued
Journal gave faithful report Of the prisons and as in
tie City, which awakened much feeling and sympathy on
behalf of the inmates Among others the Efdge St jan
came in for notice especially the inmates some OF whom
had been confined in this place for years distinctly
recotc he deep impression this report made upon my own
mind That aLy number, or single individual OF
our flcw uortals shoud be off from the benefits OF
society and the sympahss Of the word-that they shold
be denied the counsel aud sympeLhies OF the Christian
phl,ptbropist and not allowed SO much Bible or
trac, TO find its way into their dingy cells s most mean
cboy thought and that any man, number OF men, pos
sess.d Of their proper should thus be treated
greatly 10 be depored However ii such the state Of
things retpecpg this insiituon, it did not exist without
sone efforts on the part Of particular individuals to remedy
tie evil For am advised that the Missionary OF the
Ward and other made several attempts 10 gan accee. 10
the inmates for the purpose OF furnishing them With seeu
Jar ard religious reading and spiritual counsel should any
desire it
You will be happy learn, hewever, that such Is not
the esen condition of things Another person IL now
I, CHARGE of the estabshnept whose humane and phil
.ptbrote leads him TO consult the highest moral and
,uiritual interests Of those under biz care
Conseouenily the pent up CELL the dismal noe
Of acme child of misfortune may now be cheered ana
lumined.by the secular and religious journal the trac
and the Bible.
Usre are IL en- who spend months, and some even years
in confinement without any means OF employing theif
/ time or thou ehts for their others benefit. .
Now II has occurred 10 that with very small ont
Law the Of this building coud be- an ought to BE-
furnished with wholesome literature Tor their intellectual
and moral improvemsnt. To begin With, The Amerlcan
Trsc, Society has furnished dozen volumes OF sociai
Hymn, which are emp Flo!ed in the weekly reIgol'
exefcses held here by the Missionary Of the WLri.
Doubtless there Others who would eheeruny conro
ute suitable books the means 10 procure them - -
All donations in books may be cent 70 the jan NO -
MISSIONARY Of the TsHth Wssd, Nc ID hVns'oh'
ASorHIa BALL AND SArr SwISDLE-A C@gornSS
p.pd " Sisrp>u On Mondsy lat young msn named
John scbenek living in South Pearl st. Albany arrived in
this City for the purpose Of taking passage for California
While waking through Washing:ons E; 90 Tuesday NOR
ming he was met ard seccsed by two well dressed young
men who when they had found out from him hs business
stated that they we're aso bound for California but should
w., few days before purchasing hs tickets as they had
learned that the rs was soon 10 be reduced Afr further