New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-17

pie going the Crystal Palace Musical Congresses The
stages on Thursday upwar bound were crowded
from three till after seven O'Clock, to such de-
gree that n one along the line could get seat and the
only alternative for thousands to take stage down
and retain the sea, the passage back, thus dssppon
ing many who waiting at the ferries, and oolgns
many who had stood waiting for hours at the street cor
nor to Turn away disappointed to their homes
Along the line Of the Sxih-sv. railrosd, hundreds
Of and women waited for a chance conveyance.
Many persons up the Second Third and Eshihsv-
roads TO Fortoth-s and then walked the Palace Get
ting away was still difficult and thousands sis before
the close Of the concert solely for the purpose OF secarng
passage down.
This difficulty can be remeaiei. Let the various lines
running near the Palace be authorized by the Nayorto
carry their passengers thither aud after ten O'Clock allow
20 many stages as please take up loads in Ffthev
east Of the Reservoir for any part of the City.
We most particularly need extension OF the Jersey
City line. or Barcayst. line TO the Palace as persons
from those Ferries have chance OF passage direct
Let portion Of the Grandst Ferry line turn up Instead
Of down broadway, so as tn form communication with
wnliamsbureh Lee, all the stages running of OF their
regular carry flag announcing the point they IN
tend TO TO- but let them be subject o charter by par
~ TO any other part OF the City Let Brooklyn stages take
up loads in that city and the Ferries and the
Palace for the common fart This side aud return with
out wai;irl for return load Let the Harlem Road
u
seugors for three fare from the Second, Third,
Fourth and Eiehhav ears through Fortyseconds, and
Il would accommodate many thousand Let the Sxt-ay
Road put on more cars Why not hire dozen large cars
from the Hudson River, New-Ilaven or Harlem Roads and
put on and thus accommodate double the number pas
sengers Let every empty stsge turn back a. as ii
has discharged its load late at night, and rurn for
another.
With these Improvements the people of this City, and
in fha Of
ster Concerts Musical Congresses and not otherwise
great many quiet people will not peril their lives comfort
in such rush for passage witnessed on Thursday
/ night.
For the Sunday evening Sacred Concert what the
public TO do with other conveyance than the SS,av
cars unless they increase their facilities by putting
large carr and have Of the stages running
Since writing the above learn that Young Ward,
proprieors OF the wavery and Empire line, viii put
forty stages starting clock from the South Ferry and
run REGULAR trips till midnight We also learn that the
Balls Head line will either all the way from Fulton
Ferry or else from the Second ard Thrdav cars to the
Palace Can we not have other lines on ii not in
the afternoon at the close Of tho concert to take away
portion Of the crowd
Shall we have of the facilities we have mentioned
or shall we have 10 900 people caught night at IL
o'clock by sudden shower, with means OF reaching
their homes except through the rain and mud, at the
pcnse OF he,h life and consequently with anethemas
upon al great musical enterprises
Tur CHINESE rs NEw-YoRK.-A meeting OF gentle
men interested for the welfare of the poor Chinese now
in this City, was held Thursday morning at st. Georges
Rcokmans and various suggestions made as 70 the
best manner Of afording the relief required by them in
their distressed circumstances. The number OF Chinese
who attended was forty-one, all of whom are in need Of
assstauco-some in way and some in another. de-
tail of all the misery they have suffered, and of all the i'm
positions at have been prscced upon them since their
arrival in this country would occupy time and space
than we have lust at command Suffice to say that
they arc suffering and destitute" strangers in strange
Gland and one which has been to them an nhospitabe
one thus far. That they may be relieved and that the
relief may be afforded them in the most appropriate and
satisfactory manner is the object for which is desirable
that some concerted action should be had among those
whose hearts prompt them assist in benevolent work
Of this kind. An adjourned meeting will accordingly be
held ct 10 o'clock, Monday morning next the lsth)
at St Georges Church. Beekman.st. The attendance of
such gentlemen would take pleasure in carrying through
this undertaking is respectfully requested.
JoNo. NJ WAINWRIGHT, JAMES aARPER
PAyRP 9kETpTwNAAkAb5s Th O. c. poRsMus
take the liberty of appendng to the above invitation
request that such the City clergy may think proper
TO do So will publish the notification from their pups on
Sunday next. may also add that the hour for my hold
lag divine service in the Chinese language is p NJ on
Sundays and that IL my custom TO interpret the SUD
sance he Chinese discourse for the information OF those
whose interest may lead them attend those occasions
1t expected that the Chinese will themselves be present
at the nNcting on Monday morning.
No. - ByoadEdy. June 49, 1854 D. W. STYLE
CRrcKErThe first match of the will be played
at Hobokon Wednesday and Thursday next, 2st and
2ed inst between the New-York and st. Georges Clubs.
Wckets to be pitched 10 o'clock. The ground is only
a few minutes walk from the ferry.
On Tuefday evening at clock, well-knOwn artist
una Bis brother passing through the Bowey, they
were attacked by gang of naudn rowdes and severely
maltrea;od. The former knocked down, receiving
thereby severe confusion and broken noee; the other
wGs prosued and kickefuntl ho became almost nsensi-
be- The scene OF the outrage Immediately in front Of
heaier and although well known that large number
of desporadoes there congregate nightly not star wac
visible. Dram shops and ineffective Police the
cause
FRIGHTFuL AcCIDEsT or THE SIxTH-Ay. RAILROAD.
Al hai-past eight O'Clock yesterday morning little
boy about ten yeors of age attempting to get upon
the platform of Of the Sxh-av. in Varck
King-st, which at the time going uptown, when at
the moment car coming in an opposite direction
passed and lie becoming frightened attempted 10
the down track in advance OF the car but instantly
knocked down by the horses and horribly crushed by the
wheels, both of which passed him. lie became in
sensible almost Immediately, and in that condition was
conveyed 10 drugstore aud aiterward TO the y. Y
Hos pal The driver Of the applied the brake after
the child had been knocked down. but before the vehicle
/ could be stoned il had done is murdcr0us work.