New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

Of the Ninth Word was elected Chairman The a'tendlace
Of the Committee was large The Committee Adjourned 10
tie frst Friday IN March Aner the adjournment t1s
member Of the Committee and the trends Oh the Ch1F
en partook ofref,shmrns aud employed themselves lie
agree ably breaking up scasonable hour The hsfh
Of Judge Welsh given by w Gregory aud John
Cooper and responded to by Judge Welsh Tae "hls
State Officers Albany. toast given by ,ir n
Rowe Of Sixth Ward Many Of the mos; active ond ia
luential young Wings Of the City were present.
The CnossnG SwEErERsThe arrest Of the li.ils sP,ci
mems Of human ns,ry in this City who he'd out ihe,r
hands for penny, ard got sbsu, for every hundrd
person, who Travelled their clean walks hiss not
word of glory from the prsss out OF the City If may
Judge by the conme nisres rHsde upon the The o9n
ion - ems 10 prevail abroad that streets muddy
and tha, little sweeping OF the crossings dos not hurt
them and if the wor. done by vrant children the po
Ice might better employ themselves 10 breaking up the
holes which ruin the parents and make vagabonds OF the
children than dragging the poor lie dirty bsreooei girls
TO prison True they are Migrants but who made them
500 II the CITY licensed no one sell these children
would not be compelled 20 into the streets to perform
tbs only labor they know how to do to keep them hom
freezing and starving Il wonder that the country
psptrs think our City authorities ought to be wiling 10
have the vag1ant children clean the streets since tee
walks ere ankle deep in mud and the cutters covered with
garbage and the sidewalks and crossings impossible IN
wet weather and nce have other chanco OF getting
them cleaned because those whose business i; is TO do
have utterly neglected their duty until the whole City re-
sombles farmers barn yard in a wet spring
CONVENTION or IRISH SOCIETIES "A Convention of Del
ocates from several Of the Irish Societies OF this City
held at Montgomery Hail. Princest, last evening. Wm-
Crro acted Is Chairman The object Of the meeting was
tho consideration OF general celebration OF the approach
ing anniversary OF lrclands Patron Saint but in con'e
ounce Of sufficient notice not having been given, only
limited number of Societies represented with dele
gates. ard the Convention adjourned indefinitely, without
trsnsactng any business worthy ofnote.
TIE VETERAN CoRPs-A meeting of this body was held
at the Star Hotel Lis enard st est evening Col Raymond
in the Chair Among other business transacted memo
rial was drawn up and signed praying Congrs to extend
the recent Bounty Land Law TO the Veterans OF 1872.
They also drew up petition to be presented to the Com
mon Council Protecting against running street through
the Trinity Church yard and asking the body to repeal
the act granting the privilege for the same The Copare
making preparations to parade on Washington Birth Day
AID TO THE WIDOW or PATRICK DOSoHoE A meet
ing the friends Of the late exile Patrick Donohoe was
ht ID last evening at Capt Kcrgans Headquarters No y
hite e 10 tlko TO aid the widow and child Of
chose Chairman, and Sr p Lynch acted as Secretary
pro tcn.
The object of the call Of the meeting stated and the
course to be pursued in order to procure material aid was
discussed by The gentlemen present
Dir Lynch OF The Irish Amer,car, stated that he had
received letter from eentl, men in Philadelphia dsrouS
to ascertain vhat would be pursued in this City in
order TO raife fund be applied for the benefit OF Mrs
Donohoe and aso that they desrous to cooperate
with them any movement that they should deem advsa
bic 10 accomplish this end
On motion Of Mr. P Haggery, a Committee OF Seven
gentlemen appointed with power to add to their mum
ber TO solicit subscriptions and take such other action IN
the mntter asthey may deem advisable
Mr. Lynch stated dat Mr. Dudley Pearce had expressed
hi. Willingness to act a. of the fund to be raised
also that at the previous meeting the following sums Of
money were subscribed John Mitchell $50 ID. Pearco
$40 a Friend from Philadelphia IS i. Hughes, 80
total go Other gentlemen had also expressed Wiling
ness TO aid in this soon as the preumhry ar
fragments were decided upon. The meeting adjourned
with the understanding that the Committee are to meet on
Monday evening next
TIE REV. WnIIAN II FURNEss-This eminent phiIan-
tlopist and divine will ofciate at the Rev Mr Chaplin
Church in Broadway 10 morrow afternoon, at 81 o'clock
He is also announced preach in the morning aud even
ing AZ the Second Unitarian Church in Brooklyn We I'M
derstand That DR. Furness breaches in this Cry al the
instance Of several gentlemen Of the orthodox faith wAo
though differing from him in theological matterS' admire
his noble yndicaton of practical Christianity against the
Go.pel of Memmon. and anxious tbat his eloquent
headings for freedom and justice should be heard the
mids, of our cotton worshppng community Apart from
his manly resistance 10 all compromise with social evils
DIR Fumes is one Of the most orcibe and persuasive
peskes in tie determination to which he beongI aud nus
widespread fame viii doubtless draw together even
larger audience il possible than the crowded assemblies
that Usually fill SIR Chapins Church
Slavery as on Obstacle to Religious Progress, will be the
subject Of lecture by DIR. j L Snodgrass to morrow
evening as the Mission Church Thompson-st, between
Crant and Broome II will be sort OF counterpart Oh
tie facts OF religious oppression abroad given at the re-
cent Tabernacle meeting As native of the South DR. D.
may be e2pe,ted to show familiarity with his theme
The ExrRADiTIos CAsE-Alexander Hsibronn lother
wise Zeche Hell was brought before Judge lnserso on
Friday on the habeas corpus issued to the MARSHA Com
missioner Nelson gave testimony rs to the course the exam
nation of Hebronn took before him. with view B. JUICE
being informed as to the question Of its regularity The
probability % that Hebron Will be reminded by Juage
rgerso to the custody of the Marshal for e1fadon ana
that Mr. Busted his counsel will then get out VIII oil
h,os corpus to the Supreme Court of the United States
Among the pOnir, we Dene'e' Sf ID SV'' W ' ~ ~
Of Congress Of 1913 for carrying out treaties, &c I'm
Constitutional
pity SwISDIIsG-We hear frequent complaints oil the
drivers of the Amy and Blocker st omnibuses for re
uspg to furnish transfer ckets to passengers by the
Grand lie according the arrangement OF the pfopre
ton, Yesterday morning gentleman who has often sub
s.ted to this petty fraud being refused his ticket as
usua by the driver demanded back his fare The only sat
;fsc,ou lie could obtain was insult from the sIry
rbn who in the midst Of the parey whipped up hs horses