New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

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EAST RIVER INDUSTRIAL ScH0oL.-We desire to
call the attention of the readers Of THE TRIBUNE
to a new Industrial School," which is being started
in Fortieth-st between Third and Second-svs. Its
designed TO reach that mos! needy population who
occupy dutch Hll," and all the district from
Thirty fourth to Fifeth-sts., near the East River
There is not more needy, hard.pressed quarter in
the City. We have visited hundreds Of families
there that have had no work for the whole winter,
and have literally lived on chance charity. We
stumbled yesterday on poor man dying Of consump-
ton, With we'll thumbed Bible before him. who had
literslly nothing in the house to eat for himself or
family. The oldest child gets her food and her
education in this school. Ladies have com forward
to Gid in the teaching aud the industrial work but
more Il acbers and more FUNDS are needed We are
aware that the object does not appeal much to i'm
mediate pity feeling others; STILL 1t is 81 h
enterprises which will keep of future poverty aud
ignorance and crime. little money aud effort laid
out now may save many poor outcat girl hereafter.
We especially appeal to the citizens Of that psrt Of
the City for aid. Donations can be sent to the
school in Fortetb-st, or to the office Of the "Ch
drtns Aid Society,"" IL Clinton Hall, Astorplace
SCHOOL EXAMINATION The regular examination
OF the Male Department of Grammar School No. 40,
In Esst Tweutetrt., fOok place yesterday onoinoon,
before City Superintendent s. 8. Randall, Assistant
McKeen and about 200 ladies and gentlemen. The
examination took place 10 the Chapel The scholars
numbered $50 Three classes were examined, the
highest in Grammar, Arithmetic and Algebra, show
ing good progress in The different studies. There
were come fine specimens OF drawings, designs and
lettering with the pen, which vera much admired by
the visitors.
APPOINTMENT OF CLERK-Judge Bets, OF the
United States District Court, has appointed George
+. Belts Eco, Cie,k Of the U. s. District Court
Of this District. Mr.. Morton, the late incumbent,
will occupy the position Of Deputy Clerk, also U. s.
Commissioner, &c.
We call attention to the advertisement in the col
umn of Special Notices." Of meeting Of Associa-
tonists and frie nds of the North American Phalanx,
to be held this evening" at No. SIS Broadway. 1t is
hoped that all who take an interest In the subject OF
Association, will be present
j. H. Cotton g. Co. have issued a new map Of X an
sas and Nebraska. 1t has all the new routes OF
railroad a,ross to the Pacific, crossng the Terrific
ries,) all new towns, villages, &C., &c.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY-A New DoDGE -
Yesterday afternoon, welldressed called at the
store of james George Bro, boot and shoe de 81
ere, at No. II Munsy-st and asked to see Direc
tory. One was handed him, and he wrote some name
upon slip of paper, and walked out, thanking the
person who loaned him the Directory. Woen he
reached the sidewalk, he met a man to whom be
handed the paper, who, after reading 1t over once or
twice deliberately shouldeed case of boots, valued
ss e54 which wa, in front Of the store, and walked
off with it in one direction, while the pretended en-
ployer went in the opposite one. The proprietor OF
the store had watched the atoms and soon after
the one with the box had started followed him; and,
having arrested him, took him to the Chiefs Office,
and he was locked up-protesting that shenteman
had hired him to take the gooish to his store in Vui
ton-street
ARREST OF Policy DEALERs.-The Eleventh
Ward police yesterday made descent upon the shop
of several lottery dealers, all Germans, and arrested
the proprietors, besides cspnring their schemes,
blanks sps, and all the psrsphernss Of their bu'i-
nes. The names of the uufortunates are Conrad
Kobb, of No PA Third-sv.; Cornelius Sullivan, Of
No 81 Avenue r; Cohes, Of No. 39s Ninth-st.;
John Lohr, of No. 3i5 Taird-av, and Martin Ken
bier all of whom were taken before Justice Wood, o.
IRE IIIa Distrct Police Court, where they had been
hut short time when host Of their German friends
made their appearance and general jabbering in
High Dutch commenced, which was finally put .
stop to by the magistrate holding the accused for ex-
animation.
FIeHr BETWEEN SOME OF THE PooLr GAso AND
AsoTHER PARrr.-On Tuesday night the Twenty
second Ward Police we're informed that fight was
going on at the run grocery Of John T. Tietmau.
corner Of Fify-second-st and Testh-av., and imme-
dsisly, Sergeant Downs and pcsse Of officers re-
paired to the place. and found the dshters eng ged IN
. desperate conflict In the street., In fross OF tne
grocery. One gang YVES hesded By Bill Travis isss
Of the Poole parry, ard tie other By Peer Ferguson
These two nen together With S<muel Cad. Thomes