New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10


loving Letter:
kew l. n. PEAsE: DeGr Sra feF n -np-rs ~
tie City Guard fee IN h urgsat necessity i'r 1e 77
rather than r0Tds ia order q r-l-vv The distress OF
n e poor # CITY bek you 70 accept tn lnco--d
eis hy three dollars - asset ou in your work n be-
nevoierce. have the honor 20 remain yours. very
rf..reciuly, go. THo' T FlsEi' C .s 5H1,
DoyArIoSs FROM FLoUR-TRADERs The mem
bers Of the Corn Exchange have just given $4,000, n
cash for The poor-s3, 200 for NeF-Iork' aad $50
for Brooklyn.
! Do,aTIoSs A Visitor Of one Of The poorest His
tic in The City would be glad to receive c)niri5G
lions 0, clothing suitable for either men, women, or
children, from the readers Of TIE TRlBUSE. BY
sending word to j. Barry, No. 50 Catharine-s,. they
will be called upon at their residence for their con-
1butioD.
F,cur,rs1g WARD RELIEF CoNsIrTEE APPE.L.
The citizens Of the Eie bteenth Ward, at public
meeting on the 30 inst appointed the undersigned an
Executive Committee for the Relief Of tn Poor we
have eItered upon our duties and elected Valentine
G. Hall our Trcesurer We have appointed e1Pe-
rierced agents who ara ready to devote Themselves
10 the work go Icing the necessity exists and your
charity supplies the means. These means will be
q.
pr. rel eSar nation. Our 5fce ~ the present.
lat No Everett house Fourth between sevoDte NTH
every ds .rd evening this week either Of The
uucersgned and acinowleesed thftth The pHDHc PtP-
Mcuu ard Children starving 81 our door, And me heP
less nv Of unfed unclohed un,helteed Poverty Pied. Tor
Mere your hands Your dv nsiF; H4LL Win
I6 GrSmmercy park Twentieths Chairman and Tea'ur@r.
& 'er.s Az ;nd S' soos 20 q
unonr W@ 'o'e No z E..' Ts,ny Sgd On
Tw Is os.rle sirdett SIS Twenty fourth
To u, Edto, Of 7ses y. 7,isune
SIR: The workDgmtn of the City Of New-ford,
this day assembled in the Park. have resolved :,
march, orderly aud Pes.eably ia procession iaroIsh
Park al 10 o'clock A. M.ior the purpose of awaken
irg public sympathy in their behalf; not, however,
with the desire OF getting charity doled ont u them
Committee respectfully request you will have the
goodness to notify this ia your issue OF tomorrow
morning. Signed on b half the COMMITTEE
TSesday. Jan. 9, 1855 "h NJ 0hf"
ANOTHER CONFIDENTIAL OPHRATIOS.-One of our
watchmakers was yesterday cheated out OF 300
watch by the arts Of rogue who pretended to be
the captain of a ship Thi. individual gave his name
az Capt William Moulton of the ship Chaos. He
selected a watch, and said that he had not the money
about him and requested the lady who had charge
of the jewelry establishment, in the absence of her
husband to send down 10 his ship and he would then
pay the 600. Accordingly, two of the boys ac,oa-
panied this pretended captain to the ship Chaos Inc
pseudo captain went on board, and inquired OF the
mate where the captain He was toh that he
bad gone 10 Philadelphia. He then staggered around
the deck of the Chaos. The boys from the iewelry
Establishment thought that SURF enough, he was
live captain. He then gave OF the boys An order
on some fictitious firm in South St, and told the other
/ boy TO 20 with him, and to bring back the change
$40 The confidence man then slid, and the boys
were soon back 70 the ship inquirng for the captain.
| The swudie was then discovered, but the bird had
flown The real captain Just then returned from Phil
adelphia.
! THF LA1y Boiler Explosion is TwESrY-FIRsT.sr.
-Wu Dunn the engineer who was injured by the ex
plosion of boiler in the arpenters shop of Mr. stevens
| No. 80 West Twenty fret ST.. on Monday nigh,
| died Yesterday morning at the residence of his
friends, No &c West Twentieth st. Coroner o Don
mel. wa, called yesterday TO mold inqacst NJ m the
body, which was commenced but not concluded, at
| late hour last evening
THrLArF ALLEGED PoIsoSISC CASE John Nuhn,
CHARGED by Coroners Jury with having recently
caused the death Of an unknown woman by admins
terirg to her hydrocanc acid, was yesterday brought
before Coroner Gamble Tor eA1mlhhOu ou'i W
advice of hs council refused any questions
that were put TO hun, ard then committed 70 the
Tombs 10 await the action of the Grand Jury The
name of the deceased is still unknown, aud It II
thought by some that she was relative of the
accused.
STApp1yG ArFRAY IN PORTER-HoU Sat an
early hour yesterday morning, disturbance took
place AT the psrter-house the of Broadway
and Forty frst ST. between party of men, when one
of them. named L. +. Martin, was dangerously
stabbed with dirk knife. The I Seniieth Ward Po
lice were called in aud arrested John + Cape Der
nard DAILY and Joseph Buttersorth, Who were taken
before Justice Davidson and committed % await eX
animation Martin was conveyed - bis resde nee
much exhausted from the loss Of blood.
NIw MoDE or Opening SAFEs-As Mr. m
Springer. private Waterman, patrolins his beat
about o clock on Monday morning, he discovered
the baseu en door OF the store No. 1872 Chatham IL
omen. through which burglars had entered, and wert
endeayoring TO open safe by cutting through The
outer coating Of iron ard dsplacing the inside filing
On the approach OF the officer, they effected thel
escape through the back pa't OF the premises
PERsoSM.-The following are among the arnVAl
at the principal hotels yesterday
! 1.-THE How.Eo HoTEL-The Hon Joe. Wine. NofNl- .
J Com { r Griuneu Boston; MAJOR I q estes AlhAli
pr c Il Budd Philadelphia Col q L Perkins Now "a
- MrS,Te Torotto: tsgt Thos Skinner. sS-sme
Roauolr Farley, Boston Dane De1ts' rswtls