New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

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Mr. Fareng French republican Journalist will deliver
lecture ct tie NewYork University opposite the Ne"
York Parade Ground on Friday evening, Mach 49, at
O'Clock Subject "La Jsune Ameri2ae es doctrines ct So
konrles young America its doctrines and men
An Indian Concert Will be held in the Seventh St NJ f.
Church near the Bowery on Wedneday evening. at u
O'Clock by the American company consisting of three
males and two females Of the 00eidG tribe who will sing
various pieces in their tongue as vel as 10 Eoglsh
Admson 2i cents Proceeds 10 be devoted to building
school house for their brethren
TRINITY CHURCH YARD-The meeting TO be held at the
Broadway Tabernacle night in opposition to the cutting
of street through Trinity Church Yard, is said, will be
one Of the largest held in that ede The excitement
on the subject runs hgb and the Old Knckerbockers"
are awake.
Mr. VIM II Stephens for many years one of the ablesi
members of the Police Department of the City, has been
recently appointed First Marshal to the Mayor in the place
OF Mr. George Glazier who fills the vacancy occssoned
by the resignation Of Mr. Arcularus, Street Commissioner
Porsos MKAr-A subscriber at Little Fall. says The
ABdnv Erening Journal writes thattwo Abanans have
ben for several days that place. buying up calves from
two 10 four days old from sx egh, shilngs apiece
which they Kill there and then forward to Albany BY Rail
road He ssys they have shipped han two hundred
such within fortnight. II is further sisted that this pois
ono Us stuff is forwarded Immediately to New York, where
it is laded and blown up as to make pas'aoie snow
and sold the price OF good article The sc'undre who
would sell such stuff knowingly has business oude Of
the walls OF the State Prison Look out for poison veal
ALLreED CossPrnAcr AxosG THE TAmoRs- Trenfy-
FIRE Of hena Under IrdietmeEt-A few days ago a com
miiee appointed by the Tsors Protective Union organ
izaton numbering large number OF Journeynen tsors
waited upon Messrs & G A. Arnoux. hant talors,
in Broadway corner Of Duane st and demanded Of them
tie names of those Ourneymen working their establish
msnt who did n I belong to the Union. The demand vas
Lot complied With and the committee ef but subsequently,
returned and their menscing conduct toward Aesss Ar
nou1 induced them comply with their demands so far as
to discharge from their employ three Of their hands named
John Bower John Darcy and Predk Dfie. These thres
men were subsequently, followed from shop 10 shop BY
party belonging to the Union and prevented them from get
ting ploymeut Finding tha. Themselves and their fame.
we're likely to suffer from want these three men wen.
before the District Attorney and complained that the Pro
,ectve Union or some Of m members had unlagfuy con-
ired 10 piure the business Of Messr1 Arnous and also
TO prevent them the complsinants getting employment
This compsi laid before the Grand Jury who forth
with indicted for conspiracy twenty five Of the Union mem
bers whose names John Mullins Henry Luehter, John
B Klein Chs. Pike John Hlderbrsnd John Zimmerman
John Ke Thos Roam, John Donovan, Thos Casey David
Colgan James Duffy VIM Shake, Thoe. Durkn, Barney
Dowdge Dennis Ryan Jas Mccormick, John Lloyd, John
Walker VIM Matthews James Bowman, John McAvoy
Thomas Cason Joseph Jennings and John Duffy Bench
warrants issued against the above parties and they
were notified by Capt Carpenter Of the Fifth Ward Police
to appear and give bonds for trial which they did yester
dsy before Justice Bogart who held them in bail 70 the
aroun. Of e2oo each
BosE BouIyG ESTABLISHMENT BRoEEs Ur-one0 u
the mos. offensive bone boiling establishnenn fnA' s's
was bnown in the City has been in fun oss' ''' 'oH'
months pes, in Fifty seventh IT near Le1ins.eA n4
was yesterday broken up by Mr. Richard Douhns 'ue
dent OF Sanitary Inspection The material P'n'
sa +; ,b; e,,sbsh uent consisted Of refuse ANNA
49, ,ucb a, ,beep hesds bones dead horses &c Two
building. were used for the purpose and hosts OF hogs
.1,.,d The v,can, space about them These were fed
- s,,arsd On c,n;on and when sufficiently developed
vs,. .od IN rnsrke. a. country pork During the warm
,hs, With which we were favored about ten days since
h ,.euch ar this establishment was 80 grea. aad
.opoyed the neighbsshood to such extent that large
number Of citi1sas simultaneously called spoa the asaA