New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

NrwYrans DArDo not for get in yosr calls lay ina
all H. charitable Institutions in the City oper, eni TIA
You vii lie quite welcome there as ia many p-viss
house, YOU will witt IT, your walks ana dives around town.
thke turn from Broadway down Anthony IT, through ho
FIVE Points When you arrive he it,e ri IN guar park
Gov Boy on your lie hand md the Chapel Of the Ladies
Home Mission the Of tho OIL Brewery your yh,
with The House Of Industry between. You will hear tbs
children singing look in ard how happy they
your presence WI make them more
Druatnness and Ro,rdyn seemed to be much in vogue
10 ty yesterday and at sroos every gang, OF
boys ard drunken rowdes were amusing Themselves
by throwing snowbals using vulgar and ba phsmous Ian
euege and otherwise desecrnng sabbath Several
sons who were riding in sleiyhs less
injured by these balls On the Sixth several p1nss
Of glass were broken and their fragments scattered in the
faces Of the inmates The poco busy at work and
nearly 100 and boys arrested and locked up in
the Essex Market Prison. large number also taken
the prison at Jefferson Market and the Tonbs and
locked up either for drunkenness disordery conduit
This is not very promising beginning for the year.
welesrn by private advces from Australia that Mr. John
Winterboom late Of Julens London orchestra had Civ
en- concert Sydney for the benefit of sufferers OF the
wrecked American vessel Monumental City. The Mayor
pleased with this generosity that he presented Nj
w. with a valuable token of remembrance.
TIE Observation-Disclosures is called to an advertise
nent headed Great Temperance Demonstration by the
Rechabies at tie Tabernacle. January lG. We under
stand that Mr. Beecher Mr. Chaplin and others have been
engaged as speakers. Some new songs will be sung
HoME JouRsAL-A new volume Of this excellent family
newspaper, edited by Morris and Willis commences to-day
thus aordng opportunity for new Subscribers to send
in their names for the year 1854
BIZ BARRows No 22s Water St, writes US letter to
state that ira recent trial OF steam engines at the Cysal
Palace, rotary engine of his invention was not admitted
to compete and that has notbeen fairly treated ia the Elk
bliton that its power and economy could be made to
appear
T1e-Slekinah Spruant publication, has been sus-
pended and DR. Buchanans Journal Of Mar, which is TO
he removed to this City, is to take its place.
RyorpT1ox OF THE Fritz GUARDS OF PHILADELPHiA-
THIS corps the Oldest target company in Philadelphia num-
berDg fortytwo, rank and file, fine body Of men, who
take their name from Peter Fritz, well known citizen OF
Philadelphia arrived at O'Clock. p NJ, on Saturday,
and received by the members of The Forbes Asso la
"ton whose guests these Phalepbians while they
remain here,) accompanied by Atknss Band They were
entertained through the day Central Hail. the Gem, and
the WestcLeser House where they have taken up their
headquarters They visited the Museum ON Saturday even
ing Among the New Workers engaged in the reception of
this Company from our sister city the Hon William
S. Gregory. Mr. McVea Morris Miller, Samuel Brown ed
ward l.. Daley aud H. A Fish They will not leave before
Wednesday, and in the meantime they will have ample op
portuny for visiting public institutions The oces of
the Fritz Guards Capt William Thop 1st Lieut.,
Peter Fritz Laws cd do James Davenport Sd do Isaiah
Brysn; 4ih do, T. II G. Hinkei Surgeon, DR.. John F.
Ord; QuarieImaster, Aaron Gilbert; Paymister, c. W.
Clarke Ensign, James Head Fugleman, Joseph b. Neal
Orderly sorgeants-GeOrge Moore, Allied Prinder Robert
WHOM William Tinker From the sights they have already
they to be of opinion TIN, New York is omphati
caly a great City" in every sense of the term.
CRIrE-We begin tie year in our Criminal Courts with
e following list of sixty four persons charged with high
crimes:
PRISONS FOR GzNErAL SESSIONS.
Cry PRIsos Dsc 81 1873