New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

MODIFYING The SwIsDLE The m.nsgsr Of Tia
Maryland Lo.tery not satisfied with the old system
Of robbery, have arranged a scheme to be drs rn
next month on the Havana plan. This plan Is the
sane as that adopted BY Ant Unions and other tol
Grated hteres, the prizes being one -hse and the
iicsets 10 another ard the drawing simultaneously
from each wheel preceding until al the prize. are
ou', when the tickets remaining in the larger wheel
are declared blanks, and the business Is over. The
chance get high prize even on this pl.u is put
ore in ten thousand proportion hardly equal to he
lick OF State PrisoD lin this State for dealing in
tictets Yet in spite OF the stringent laws recently
enacted, these are hundreds of places in this city
where tickets and policies are soid-paoes well
known to every city officer from the Mayor down
and still DO e1It is made to punish these robbers OF
the poor aud ignorant Will the Polcs Committee
take look az tie Chiefs Census of these esta 5sh.
mens, and ferret out, if they can, some OF their
respectable baokers."
CRYSTAL PaLACEe-The Americ sn Institute are now
In possession of this bui ding. ard have its control
and management pending the negotiations for its pur
chase The Institute will introduce important featd
in the exhi,ton at the Palace immediately, under
the surveillance of their Corresponding Secretary an
agent, VIM. Leonard. Steam power will be at the
disposal Of inventors and mschniss for all practice.
purposes. Mr.. RandeIs plan Of an elevated railroad
at an expense Of g. coo will we are assured, be CON-
p.ted in few days. 1t takes in the entire circuit Of
the Palace at elevation Of thirteen feet from the
floor. Mr. Leonard will be in regular attendance to
make Gil necessary an spseme ats with exhibitors.
LABOR ExcHASGE.-A subsc iber in Iowa wants to
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der the head Of "Emigrant Intelligence Office ana
Labor Exchange ia Ike scme of our bogus insurance
companies, whether it is established by the city or
private speculation and whether IN oney forwarded to
the superintendent" would be pocketed without
complying with the agreement to forward laborers
We DO not often indOrse advertisers, nor do We ttend
to now; but as this Office is public one intended to
relieve the city Of spOrtion Of our surplus emig-ant
population We viii state that it was established by
the Board Of C Commissioners Of Emigration, and we
have never heard of any complaint Of the Superin-
tenden but, the contrary, know that he has sent
great many good laborers and servants to the coun
try, wi b which parties have been well satisfied
There is DO danger of their money being pooketed,
ard we advice parties in want Of foreign lsbores t,
send to that ofice for supply The more tie better
the suppy is ine1haustbIe.
MARIEERs' FAMILY INDUSTRIAL Assoc1.rIos-A
Fair is in progress a. the Mariners Church, on the
corner Of Csthsrine and Madison streets the money
realized from which will 90 donated to the Treasury
of this excellent charity. This Society an assoca
ton Of lac les for the purpose Of aiding the fan les Of
mariners by furnishing their wives AID daughters with
work, end paying rsmunerang prices for the perform
Of the same. For this purpose they have opened
store at No. 322 Pearl street for the sale Of the arti
cles which mace Up by their employees, which
for the most part sesmen's garments although they
win furnish to order any articles of aPpsre at reason
able pce. and warrant them made in the st work
manike manner. 1hs Assoc iaton has been organized
for Twelve years has done immense amount of good
and 80 great is public OSdepce In It's integrity and
gerial abilities, that the entire charge ofhe Mari
ners Family Asylum, which is located on Staten
has been transferred to this Society. This lat
to, A.yun is an institution for the Of aged iod
gert female relatives Of mariners, snd there sre
usus ly between thirty and forty persons in the
empoy ment Of its privileges. The Lady Managers
of tie Mariners Incastrls Association are holiing
this Feir the frs: in fur years, for the purpose Ct
acquiring fund 20 be applied TO the replsnishmsn q
the stock Of goods in their store in Pearl street They
have fitted up in elegant and beautiful style two rooms
which are decorated with banners, 'gs and lowers.
and where they offer fr sale not only clothing manu-
factped by them snG abundance Of substantial 10
esbments bat slso The usual variety fancy articles
f und at Lat les Fair, including proiusion OF toss,
candies and holiday t.fes for jvenes. TIE Fair vii
be kept open DUNG lie remainder Of the present
week and these who desire to spend pleasant even
ing i'll making useful purchases or IN procuring the
elpec ed Chr tnas gifts in anticipation Of the speedy
advent ,f the rstdous Sants Claus cannot 10 better
than visit the rooms Of tie aeies Of this Society One
thing IN Core ectio With the Fair we notice for especial
coupendsiior which is the total abseroe of lotteries
and games of chance and those lighter kinds Of gamb
ling usually esteemed permissible in fRrtAerancs Of
pious object. Ths Society is not sectarian. bat aid
may be given by any and all without fear Of fsVorug
"the shop over the way" Donations or orders for
work rsy be addressed to Mrs, c. A. Irwin, CT Mrs
Captain Gambler, No. 392 PeaEl street.
TIE ScHooI OF DrsIss FOR WoHEs.-We saw yss
.erdsy number of specimens Of wood engraving sss.
ecuted by the pupils Of this institution, In manner
which does them great credit The purpose of this
School is to open 70 women who have the required
talent the means of gaining an honorable livelihood in
the arts, ard we are happy 10 find that there Is such
evSe ce Of It's snccess The rooms Of the School are
At No. 4s1 Broadway, entrance or Brocne street
There a,s classes 10 drawing and engraving every day
ApMIeioss TO rnz BAR The following gentle men,
recently examz 3D. have been admitted - Counssiors
Samuel BOas insn, Joha CLARK. Levy Cohen, Henry
De Pc, stsr, A. ]. Dyger, William FXisy, Alex sndss
Care ensr. Adam S. Hill T. waiter Jackson, William
p, J.hnsou, Luke A Lockwood, James 7. Js; ktas,
Edward X Norton. Thomas Nc NaAOn, Washington
X. Nichols P. HAYWOOD Vernon. james Ward Smith,
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