New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

ttp' fON'l VIII Net Flushing on tue l2ta inst. o.
celebrate the anniversary of their organization.
PRoyIsIos TOR GERMAN ExIoRaSrs-w ie,rn
that the Committee OF the American Tract Society
have commissioned Mr.. Charles Schafr,r for u,,uv
years a Colporteur among the Germans IN Iali.us
and row connected with he German Mission in this
City. rs a CoIporteur for Bremen and Bsomer.
haven Germany. Some GO, 600 eu.isranis embark
ruslly at that port for the United Stats They
ldse temporarily in large emigration house, uaier
circumstances favorable for exoTting 4 good ia.
auerce upon them. Mr.. S. seems peculiarly fitted,
bv bis long residence in this coautry, snJ his
fau.il;,rity With tie West, and wilh civil aud
religious institutions. FOR this importsn, past. Re
sices his specific labors he win have ab1nd rnt op-
portuuities for impaFting valuable intormafioa to
engrauia; and may guard them fron many i'm
positions pract sed in sur ports. lie viii also have
vide openings for the diffusion cf The German pub
Hea;ors of tho Tract Society in the fasher-land So
far as VIC know. this is the frs; appointment for
foreign service made by ihs Society and we are
confident iLe measure viii meet the spprcbati N Of
every friend of the poor emigrar, and of Christian
truth.
L. S DISTRICT ArToRSTY.-ar. puunrrs, A--;-
tsni District Attorney, snd Mr. Ridgwry having Te-
scred, p. /. Joaehinssen. Esq, has oeen appointed
Associate District Attorney in their place, and as-
sumed the duties OF the office.
KyFPISe oPEs BUSINESS EsTABLIsHNENTs on Sun
DAY-On the complaint of the Governors of the Aims
House against Bach and Others keepers of Dagu FRO
oty pc Establishments in Chatham-st Sc. for vols
ton of the law is alleged in keeping open on Sun
day ard doing business, Justice Stuart, before whom
the matter cume, has rendered decision. lie stated
that keeping open such saloons on Sdnda! for The re-
csron Of visitors was violation Of the law; that the
consequence Of such conviction was, 20 subject the
parties to fne Of one dollar piece, and work toE-
feture of al property exposed publicly tor sale thar
in these particular cases be had concluded merely to
iUIose The fne, inssmuch as he believed that such
decision would be sufficient to induce the deenians
10 observe the law heroaer that he could not expect
that any considerable respectable class OF mon
would willfully violate the law array themselves
ogaiI It it, IF however continuous violation of tue
low occurred, and these defendants kept on ia the
same mat uer complained Of he would hot hesitate to
truly the additional T, medy, by forfei,pg all their
goods which may be actually exp sed, provided The
evidence s sufficient 10 authorize him ia issuing the
warrant. Sc.
WeduesJay afternoon two men named Robert Baker
end Patrick McIutyre wers driving the track
of The Hprcu Railroad at Forty-secoud-st, when a
down ira dashed into their vehicle, breaking it into
pects and throwing the with great violence upon
tle eroond McInt, &c was fatally injured, and died
soon a'terward ct the Ncw-York Hospital. Baker
was also severely injured and taken to Bellevue
Hospital. An nquest will be held to-day upon tho
body of Mcintyre
ArnIsrs YoR GRAND 1 LARcEST.-Bepjamin Van
| Voorhis driver for caiman named Abm. Tension,
was yesterday arrested, charged with stealing from
his employer Il horse ard cart worth $500, viii "a
were subsequently found at Hemp'tead !.
young man named '" .aneld Milford was ar
r'so1' cn"'s'u ..n picking the pocket o, Joshua
H'''p' VI No. Al Sullivan st.. Of wallet contain iny
<75, while The latter engaged in store Purehas-
irg some goods.
John McClelland was arrested charged With steal
ing d number OF books from tue store Of VIM, Cra-
more, Fourih-av, near SeventeeDtb-st., which he
had entered under pretes-e Of making purchase.
| Tic above named accused were held for examination
DARING ROBBERT.-The premises OF DR.. Abraham
G.. Levy, No al East Twelfth.st, were entered zee
terday morning about 3 o'clock and robbed of nearly
two hundred dollars, the greater par. Of which wa
in money The entrance must have been effected
through one Of The back Windows sg they were oPol
to aag.iit of air. Tho money, &c. taken was con
tanned in the pockets Of the pantaoons OF the Doc
tor The thieves were disturbed in their operation:
by o neebbor, who gave the alarm, and tbey es
captd. Some of the private papers have been 70
I covered they were found at various places in tn,
sueei. between Avenues a ana Is. aui1ag the ar't
cl,s .tolen were gold fob chain, gold pen aad pen
. Gil, pocket knife, watch-keys &c.
PrrsosA1.-Among the arrivals at tho differen
( bo'es We notice the folOwinzi
! Attht Howard HorgL-J B. Mcrey, Jaek'on Miss; p
/ Il koch Ricbncnd Va. HolidGe, BufslO, N Nj A.
J,r.G Kentucky; Col joseph Buckley Boston; William
Glenn CiLciuaaii; George Wallace Canada Wet; Col r.
/ Cunts, Conn; T. T. Reed, hasllon, Ohoi Ed~; Daly