New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

for the poor children of the Five Points and bow they IN
grown from single siIpence, given to good girl son
nffor sum- ill twenty have been constituted
d,posisors by the kindness of friends in 80,
ohers 81. &c IS. 81 and 70 on down.
AL present were amused interested and instructed in the
details given by different gentlemen Of the practical work
ires Of the institution and all renewed their determination
! 10 rendtr It more and more useful
One gentleman said he remarked to boy who came TO
deposit often. and always brought new one with him
You seem 20 Ike the Sixpenny Savings Bank
Yes Sir il is all the go up way, and we mean 10
" make it go" So be it.
Tie Qusrtette Soirfe Of Mr. Eisedt or on Friday
before sppreci4tve audience Il marked by all the
elegance and purity of predecessors The 9aftees Of
Hay dn never tire the more they heard Ne qer they
appear of tina, symboliea melody which no 3atOns in
art can dispense with Among the PerSoIEfces OF the
evening must be mentioned that of Mrs. Wknfe in Men
dlessohns Trio for piano forte violin ard volohceo which
che gave with artistic finish and individuality peculiarly
hr own
We beg to call attention 10 these regular sorees OF Mr.
Esedt as the only ones in this City where the genus,
quartete music be heard Such Instrumentation too
contracted for large hall and only he enjoyed in
small public Ii Is peculiarly interesting too, in
histories point Of view showing the forms which nay
took fifty hundred years ago-when the dance was the
meIres and the characteristics Of Church figures ooored
the radical forms Of composition.
ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL-Messrs- Tresdwel, Acker & Co,
ropors OF this magnificent house celebrated the close
of the first year aud the of the second
Friday evening by splendid ball and supper 1t need
less say that everything done in style correspond
ing with the standing of the house and the well known
libeaty of he hosts Those who were Fortunate enough
10 find time to enjoy the festivities highly delighted
MoRE LIGHT WASTED-Cspt Squires Of the Eleventh
Ward Police in his report yesterday the Chief OF Police
gays in regard the of light in the streets of his
District The officers complain Of being embarrassed in
their duties on Of there being lights in the
Last night there lamps lit and every
" thing was wrapped in Egyptian drIkness. Whether
there ought to have been not do not know
"but is certain there should be either lamps to
"lend their rays the stars otherwise they shine
"but dimly / am informed that on Seconds st. not one
lamp was lit all last night"
WRlTs OF MASDANUs-In relation to the mandamus
70 the payment ordered on contract for removal of oa
the Controller understand intends to carry the to
the Court Of Appeals In respect the $1,000 and odd.
directed to be paid to Russ Reid the Bowery &c,
contract being for the paving in Park which was the
first seoton the Controller Friday caused the amount to
be paid Russ Reid it is said will surrender without ap
peal the remainder of the Bowery contract The Controller
has not paid the extra amount ordered to be paid to the
Judges of the Supreme Court-sad amount being $1,000
year each over The $500 year paid by the Statehere
having been no appropriation.
Daniel S. Miller of the firm fDster Miller & Co,
struck with paray few days since and is suffer
ing severely therefrom.
We regret to learn that Edwin Croswell has been aud is
now suffering very severely from paralysis He has been
in imminent danger bat inquiry last night we were told
that he improving and there considerable prospect
Of recovery.
STEAMER FOR HAyRE-Tbe ocean steamer Nash
Vile Capt Berry will take the place of the Humboldt and
leave for Havre via southampton Saturday OF this
week
MoRE INrRovIMTST-The proprietor OF the National
Ibeaer hos abolished the odous third tor and promises
henooforh fac is able to admit of the pecu
GaI patrons of that part of the house We presume the
run shop goes overheard also Such example is worthy
and not difficult Of imitation.
CoILIsIoS-The ship John WWhite, Snow for Antwerp,
while towing ont othe Eat River Saturday evenngcame
in with the packet ship Great Western from Liver
pool in tow by which the W w lost fore and mz-
zen opgaent masts laboard back stays. chain plates
drawing the bolts fashion piece and bu!warks has also
received considerable damage in her rigging She will 80
back to the dock TO repair.
ARRESTS FOR SELLING Logon WITHOUT LIcEssL.-Five
Grocer e. of the Seventh Ward who stand indicted for sell
ling LIQUOR without license on Saturday arrested by
Officer Duhop bench warrants issued by the Court OF
Sessions and taken before the Court for disposal Foar
porter house keepers Of the Nineteenth Ward were also
arrested on similar process for Of fines imposed
upon them some time for selling liquor without license
They were disposed ofin Ike manner.
The LATE RIOT AND MURDER IN DUANEsr.-Arrest cf
tie PeTpo,r0tor-Jeremiah Lane alias jerry Fox, who
stands charged with the murder ofWm eyer German,
by striking him upon the head with cart rung during
fght and riot the evening OF the 26h u at the corner
Duane and Elm yesterday discovered on board
the steamboat Kennebeck plying between this City and
Philadelphia and arrested by Officer Cowan, OF the First
Ward Police. He was taken before Coroner Gamblo and
committed prison await examination Since the night
the murder Lane has been living Troy and came on
to this City on Saturday last for the purpose of taking pas
sage fr Philadelphia On bis arrest be admitted having
leen in the ARRAY. but alleged that William Fnnssan'
who now in prison parcpaor in the fight was the
man who struck the fatal blow This statement! however
is OF variance with the testimony taken before the Jury OF
Inquest which was held on the body Of deceased
RrpoRr OF THE NORTHERN DIsPEssARY FOR deem
BER, ls53.-Whole number Of patients, 932. At Their
houses, 335 at the Dspensary, 577-Tota, 1872 Males
sos; females, 564-Totale 932. Ireland, 500 United
States $780, England Is Scotland, g. Germany 10 otner
countries 37-Total 932. Result-CGred released,
s33 Died 5 Sent to Hospital 4; Vaccinated, 9J-To-
tai $685. Whole number Of prescriptions put up 2,i'O
Greatest number IN any day. III least in any day IL
average per day, 95.
srppTS DEATH oFAS UyKNowS MAN-Coroner Gam
Tie Yesterday held inquest at the Eighteenth Ward
Police Station upon The body of unknown man about
6fy FIVE years Of age who died suddenly on Saturday
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