New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15


inland destinations or get homes and employment in the
City.
For this purpose the Society have opened two Offices
one at No 100 Nnths corner Of Broadway; and at
No q Greenwich-st., where charge is made to the
cmgant for advice assistance to get places in families
the expenses of the Society being betrayed by donations
and the subscriptions e year. Of those wanting donestics
The Society intend to have branches in this country and
Europe and if properly sustained will afford facilities to
the worthy class Of emgrants such they have
enjoyed in this City. The emgrant class who are located
in this country and able to assist should do so By all
means The Society needs AID in its infancy.
GssIs AND THE STREETs.-Mr Genn yesterday sent
us card (which was inadvertently left over explaining
to the public his motives in the offer to clean the streets OF
the Sixteenth Ward, and commenting freely upon the
course of the Board of Councillors Last night he pre-
scented the following petition upon the subject which,
after considerable abuse was laid the table, re-
iccted:
10 me Honorable the Common Council Of the CITY Of Ne'r-
York.
The undersigned desires in fitting terms and with all the
profound respect due your honorable body TO address
YOU as petitioner for such lawful aid as IT may conpor
with your duty and inclination grant in furtherance OF
the objects hereinafter ret forth.
Your petitioner would, IN the first place, state 70 your
honorable body, that the present condition OF the Sxeehth
Ward is such in the opinion OF your petitioner ana OF
other residents of said ard will inevitably produce some
deadly epidemic If for removing the nth now rot
ting eekng many of the streets thereof be not speed
ily ADOPTED Anxious that the Ward should escape the
threatened visitation, your petitioner respectfully s0cs
from your honorable body permission to supervise without
compensation the cleansing of the public streets OF said
Ward and viii cheerfuy give bonds for the faithful ap-
pcaon the funds necessary for that purpose and re-
ceips and for item OF expenditure your
honorable body will be pleased to appropriate the requisite
amount, which amount your petitioner believes, "Ouu
not exceed $500 per week.
Your petitioner addresses your honorable body in pref
to the Street Department for reasons OF ms own
which seems unnecessary to state, after the censure
which Committee of the Honorable the Board of Coun-
cmen has recently bestowed upon the course oil action
pursued by that Department In conclusion your peti-
toner would respectfully state, that he has iaed 10
wording this bis petition suitable to the dig
nity of your distinguished and honorable body ms snort
congs should be attributed TO his ignorance OF the forms
in such made and provided not TO his lack OF hu
tv or of that respect and gratitude which, as c'zen Oh
NewYork he to your honorable BODY Tor e pro'ec
ton it vouchsaits to his life, health and properly
Hoping that this his petition, may ind favor IN the sght
of your honorable body your petitioner a. IN 9ut pouu
will ever pray, &C JUN ~ "h'i''
Srp,KrYesterday the dirt cartmen numbering about
200 assembled at Union Park and joined in procession
for the purpose demanding advance of % cents per
day. They say it is impossible for them to make living
while provisions high Their wages now paid are
81 25 per day, and they now demand - so. Two or
three of the employers have consented to give the advance
price.
recently been established from Tenth-st East River, to
Greenpont, Long Island. Two commodicus steamboats,
are now running regularly from clock in the morning
till of night from New-YOrk. After the ferry bOats
make trips every fifteen minutes ill II at night Ihls
the shortest route to the National Race Course on Long
Island The Dry Dock stages convey passengers to
feminist.
To he Editor Of The " y. Tribune.
SIR: As you have given Mr. John n. Genn very con-
eucr in tn, editorial Of ySgT BTs s in the SU.e
had charge Of the Ward wss ard that time
week At an expense OF 5000 per And in
e I Ws 70 Of R Which s he S y utterly without und
and further can bring any amount Of evidence to psTe TIA.
had h1s Of s the ecsn1. IN have % ad Re sn
sspeeifaly' EDWARD HOPPER R..,
REAL EsrATE.-The following sales of Brooklyn prop
erty were made Wednesday, June IA, by A. H. Mic
Lot: 5 T. Of Conoyer and Dseman't. a. - GEO. $4,000
Lots s. 81 IS Sc four on Dseman and four on VOL m
eost., at S7SS 90 30
The ALLEGED MURDER on SHIPno,RD:-The brig
Cbarine shan of St Johns b. board of which murder
been committed few nights since sailed Oh tas
dsy for Captain and the Police report being
int Ths 6a the 70 vessel :. Hf d19. e when he ne
the Police that James Fox private wsishmA hsa osSh I
said that be thought been thrown overheard small boy
wsen nG and thai man in small up The Police
think that he drowned As be has not been seen
SAv.GE Ass.uLr.-On Monday night two young men
is.:'s os Of :a a Vy0a md kfsS D'i e
that Of them on eneIRs h PASe ,fpPeS up 70 over sa
the sams time Knocked him down The other cried OUT M
him aided the assault Dyer was Jumped upon asd otne
.s Saiss uai he wa, the .. who were ss up
o q ait examination.
Fatal FALL FROM BUILDISG-COrona W ilhem on
held The body Of Phip DOYLE hSa,e
s or .rdo frame in the fourth story building 10
.s a 00,D5 Ind n .Rcs. S s h d
Deceased was . native Of Ireland 20 years of axe.
ATTEMPTED SuIoIDE-A young female named Elizabeth
residing ysTSs SsnS0n ss ia s
ent, q, the CITY the and mmdi.sy t.fsn
the Once Of Dr. eSss 'n hrc "a d shs :
Tor commission OF the rash act wa .he NAG ss sr
,cc,prsr-A man named Jacob Bell fell from the
,btor, window hous No So Foar.t at O'clock ys'.eI.
@ mopfps An awning In front Of ihe premises snd tns
broke The M s s.GsP.d with .esrs bat not Ing, E
S ad.m Friction mate Of having pushed HIN our OF e
Sst .f,eTwsfd eIorosed him from bsms he wAs q.
pr Budd who him conveyed 20 the Bellevue Hospital
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED-Thomas Iorrens lad II
. Of AZ. whose parents reside al No lS Leroy 81 ~s sf
sessy ys.tetdss Gon5s :. me , q NO .S and
ne is 81. we're Immediately made 70 rescas hisS Ne va
nou. s vs.. rumored that man named John Aeuss sa
guhse n S odS sy DOups thus shown not to be
g. c.ss and III, Jury rendered Tefhe OF 'eeoehA ae
- n,ovsYp-Coroner Gamble held al nques,
A. the foo, One Hundred ana 9Th - 4 spoa ne
b9dy s 81 Ss TIE .,iae p.n,' blue
a.,ns and ee..' boot, ordered 1sSss Of AeeSssia
Drsih.
An inauc-t Yesterday