New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

The German Young Mems Christian Association" Of
New York. No lis Sanonst claims to be the first body
organized in this country under the tito Of Young Mems
Christian Association" 1t organized Jan 6, 1850
two and half years before tbs Association Broadway
The German Society composed in part Of emgrans VIII,
| had been members Of similar associations in the Cd
World Eberfedt in Germany is said to have been the
place where these Societies originated early as 1924
There are now lGO such Societies in Germany The mem
bers Of the Stanton Association are anxious advance
their undertaking bu! want pecunary
MOOSE MEAT-The of one Of these animals ar
rived in the City from Northern New York yesterday to the
care of Miller Harring Erie Railroad Bailing Re.dest
He tall horse covered with long hair Of dark
brown brndle color with split hoofs legs like long
legged steer horns like deer and weighed after disem
bOwelnent 400 pounds
The hunting of the used to be fsvore ps'tims
among the Indians well the early settlers this and the
New England States and their esteemed quite
decacy but in opinion il not to be compared with
ia, venson or nice young bear meat.
The BowERr THEATER-It gives US pleasure to an
that the proprtor of this Theater have at length
determined to Try the effect OF strictly moral dramas Jack
Sheppard the housebreaker Mike Martin the highway
Tom and jerry the London debau chees; Toodes
the drunksrd, and hs wife whose disgusting doubeenen
dre have often the gods and pit boys in roar are
to abdcate Monday in favor Of Uncle Tom 1t will
be brought out we understand in the best style Of t1e
Bowey stage Rice the father Of negro performers is to
personate Uncle Tom Gertrude Dawes the danseuse
takes the part Of Topsy Stevens the manager believe
is perform the character of Legre and Miss Woodward
that Of Marie.
1t wos it said the original intention of the management
bring the burlesque lately played at South Carolina
but the failure OF BarDum's improved version pre-
sumo has taught them this lesonthat it is Improbable
in pecunary 10 rdcule misfortune and defend
oppression There can be little doubt of the Of the
coming drsma If the players and painters do justice
TO It Mr. Purdy has found tina; is good speculation to
produce strictly moral plays So will Mr. Stevens if bis
company act well their parts and the treasurer is not mi
serly in his expenditures
The Bowery Thester has hitherto done much to dsmora
ize the poorer youth of City Its pupils are numerous
10 our prisons and penentiares Let then by its future
endeavors elevate the character of its patrons atone for
its past oenses We wish in its enterprise
EXTENSIVE RoBBERIEs At THE CUsToN HoUsr-With
the last day OF two extensive robberes have been dscov
cred at the Custom House Bales Of Canton elk goods have
been opened and hawls and silks in pieces have been
taken out the bales subsequently being restored in appear
nnce TO their original shape The guilty parties are not
positively known but suspicion rests upon some Of the
watchmen and Others connected with the Customs Several
Government agents are on the alert for the thieves and
they will probably be detected.
Discovery OF FoRGYRIIs-It was yesterday discovered
that O number Of forgees had been committed in the
Of Sullivan fancy goods dealer of No ID John ST. and
Suspicion upon young named Evans, formerly
cleik in hs employment 1t ascertaned that he had
gone TO Philadelphia, and teegaphc dispatch was sent
there to cause his arrest which effected and he will
shortly be brought back this City Forged checks to the
of 81 900 various of the City Banks have al
ready been detected and returned to Mr.. Sullivan.
ARREST OF UNLICENSED LIQUoR DEALERs.-About 30 Of
these individuals arrested yesterday in the Eleventh
Ward on bench warrants issued by Judge Beebe andtaken
before the Court Of Sessions for disposal Another batch
will be brought in today.