New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

1854. SAN AN SIN
June ............-.....-..1O 35i ~
little mueh-needed rain fell yesterday The country
norhward Notwithstanding the great quantity Of rain in
April and May, is much parched, and heavy shower
would be very beneficial to the crops. At midnight the
sky was still cloudy, bat there rain.
The Board of Aldermen disposed Of large number Of
pspers last evenng-cheHy for the building of
and the grading and regulating of streets in the upper part
of the City Thomas Flender appointed BY unani
mou. vote Assistant Messengerof the Board in place of
Charles Goldin resigned The Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department in a communication fremens riots alleges
the changers on, runners almost invariably create
the disturbances and he complains OF neglect on the part
of the Police to arrest the aggressors.
THE MERcasT1LE LrBRARY.--The OF this
Association were thrown open last night and large num-
Der of gentlemen and ladies hronged them during the
evening They are elegantly and commodlously Mt
ted up with all modern convenences such rs must DC most
gratifying to the thousands of patrons and friends of the
institution. In the Of the evening an excellent
lunch wa. served to the guests and passed off to the per-
feet satisfaction of the party partaking There were sew
eral distinguished gentlemen present. among them Govern
or Seymour who is to speak tonight at the public nau-
guration of the library
MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-The ceremonies connected
with the Inauguration Of the building of this popular
Library will off tonight at the Church OF the Pur
,ans John r. Brodhead and Horatio Seymour Governor
will speak.
ELrcTroS OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
souooLs-At meeting held by the Board of Education
last evening after much deberaon with closed doors
ballot was taken for the election of City Superintendent
with the following result;
Whole number Of escast.......................:3
For :. ): Randall .''....'.''...''''f9
Mr. Randall was therefore declared duly elected
motion to declare the election unanimous was lost and
the election of one or more Assistant Superintendent was
then considered the being again cleared) After
about an hours debate the determination OF this question
was adjourned till next Thursday
correspondent at Franklinville will accept thanks
for full particulars of the Wckham murder. His letter
was anticipated by special reporter
The Court.Martia in the case of Major Wyse has found
him guilty Of dsobedence of orders in refusing to embark
on board the steamship Falcon and he has been sem
fenced to dismission from service as a punishment
therefor
To The Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: The reports of the murder case at Cutchoque
states that Nicholas Balm" :" Dane, or "Beheehan,
las lie Il last Called hired at the Office OF the Com
msioners of Emigration. There must be some mistake
in this statement have examined the register of names
parties hired and cannot find any such on the books
for the last three years Re'P gSmEs PAGAN
Superintendent Intelligence Office No Canal st
EAsrrRx DIsPxxsARY-The following is the report of
this Institution month May Patients attended At the Of
fee 5maes 400: females 9S Patients attended at nsir
DWELLING 22i-nas 81 females lS3 Number Of persons 'acci
sed 2m,es 5j emsles 5lIj total <6I ihce were euIsd
o>reeed 3l hospital ~ remaining uudsr treatment o.
NV YORK So in the United foreign countries
1854 Medical medicine usual furnished gratis,
the prescriptions put the month being 58 The
day ISL the smallest number 5 average
per diem %.
AccIDEsTs.-Wm. Mccormick youth Is years of age,
severely injured Tuesday evening by being caught between
the Fulton Ferry boats the bridge He conveyed to
tie New .lors Hospital
Young VIM Sherwood severely hurt on Tues
day evening 10 the Park by which had been
striking HIM lie was taken TO the New iof NOS
pia-
SrIcIDE.-Yesterday morning, Charity Collins, a
cored woman found dead her the corner OF fen
and ity ROPE ws' about her nees ana y r
past hd been partially insane and imagined that she
body and the jury verdict sncie by ,ng dung
attach Of The deceased native Of Long island ~
years OF sse, and bore al excellent character
ACCIDENTALLY DRowyED.-Coroner Hilton yesterday
held An INQUEST upon the body OF Edward Hir
Ian native Ireland % years Of who was accidentally
drowned Thursday the foot OF Toy$ East RIVER
The deceased with brother engaged in nncsdns stone from
vessel and accidentally . into the docs Efforts were msd- 20
him proved pnayang verdict Of Accidental
Desth" rendered by the Jury.
DRowSED.-On Tuesday evening last boy named
Thomas Cusiek ten Of was drowned At ot NeS s
Loe and Will urnng accidentally fell ino tho water aud be-
assistance could arrive h. swept away by the uds ana
drowned.