New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

| Gan aEel IS Ieacran; Ninth Ward, james III. DEM
| Arrest: Tenth Ward John Slowey Eleventh Ward,
| Oliver Green; Thrteepth Ward. james p. Abbott.
fourteenth Ward, VIM. S. Wood; Fifteenth Ward,
John s. yreeland; Sixteenth Ward Charles Trip;
Seventeenth Ward. Lewis J. Kirk; Eighteenth Ward.
| Ledy Biger; Nineteenth Ward Charles L. Frost;
Twentieth Ward. Remaus Woolsey; Twenty-6rt
Ward SaudSord Stanley; Twenty-second Ward. VIM
Halden. The warccns of the Fifth and Twelfth
Wards were absent. Some new arrangements have
been made by Mr. Morton to ascertain the sanitary
condition of the city. On the frst Of February the
Wsrdens will commence examination OF each ward
They to visit every house, obtain the Of tho
owners and occupants the number of stories 10 each
house ard the number Of families living in each house.
The nun Der Of adults and children in each house IL "
be ascertaiued and the condition Of the house
CARDS ventilation, cleanliness, &c. Slaughtsrhousss
stables factories pgpens, &c. also to be visited
ard reported upon. for the purpose of gathering In
formation as the effect they may have on the public
health The Health Wardens will alss notice the
drainage Of surface water how is carried away. and
whether there any cess pools or sinks in hlthy
condition. These facts are to be reported in books
prepaid for the purpose, and handed to the City Ia
spector once week until the work is completed.
RESIGNATION OF LIEUT. HALDESAS.-we under
been acquitted by General Court-maral, has sent il
his resignation to the War Department, in consequence
of the view taken of the matter by Gen. Scott in the
g,nei al order announcing his acquittal.
We call attention to the Temperance meeting 10 be
| held this evening at the Allen street Presbyterisa
| Church, rear Grand street.
The girls Of Grammar School No. ~, Allen street.
give Concert tonight, at the Broadway Tabernacle.
under the direction OF Mr.. G.. +. Bristow.
| The Seventh Lecture of the course in aid Of the
Charity Fund of the z. f. Brotherhood was delivered
last eve ming in Clinton Hall by the Rev A. Clevessd
| Coke of Baltimore II was a fulsome eulogy q
Charles l. as a scholar. a divine, a devotee, hus-
band taking into consideration the average fidelity q
| the tme) as a king and as a man. The hall wac
crowded
VALLEY FORGE LoDeE.-A public meeting Of the
Valley Forge Lodge Of the American Protestant Asso-
chiffon was held last evening at No. 1877 Bowery.
Abo ut sixty persons, including dozen ladies' seneA
10 an address from Mr. Williams and long discourse
against Rcmnnsm by The Rev. DIR. Welsh, after which
Mr.. Warden, an EnglishmaD made his maiden speech
| on Professionalism.
We are requested to call the attention of the eharr
table to be Of destitute and suffering family named
Rerker No. $40 Greenwich street. door from Bssrow
| Tue ORPHAN GIRLS AsYLuN.-SuRRKSDBR OF rau
! DrRrcroR's BAlL.-Mrs Lincoln, the Presdentrix Of
the American Ladies' Association for the Benefit OF
American Orphan Girls" who was arrested last week
| for obtaining money from citizens under the pro-
tense of supporting charity, and who was released %
bail. was again brought to the Mayors Office yestsr-
day morning. Mr. DAILY, her bondsman, appeared bo-
| fore Justice Osborne and surrended the bail. IL u
said that be did so because he had misunderstood tho
nature of the case had been misrepesentedto him.
The magistrate allowed Mrs. Lincoln till to-morrow~
| procure new bail.
KILLED Ply Stow THROWN FROM A Roov-ARRSsr
| OF Two MEM VIM. III. Wanur, rvsidng at Ne.
l69 Amos street, Instantly killed at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon while in the act Of passing the corner
Nyenty-sixth street and Broadway, by q heavy mass
Of snow which had been thrown from the roof Of
bu ldiDg aud struck him upon the head. The Twenty
first Ward Police were immediately notified, and they
conveyed the body Of deceased to drug store, and
hence to The Station House. They then arrested
Patrick Cassin and Michael Pagan, the men who
threw the snow from the roof, and they were looked
| ND TO await tie result Of Coroners inquest which
will take place TO day. The particulars Of the OCCUR
renee were ielegraphed to Mr.. Crowly, one Of the
telegraph Operators ut the Office Of the Chief Of Pc
lice, Immediately after il took place.
! CHARGE OF SUBoRsATIos OF PgRJuRY.-Robese
William Gilmore, doing business in tie Eisha syenue =
taken before Justice Fsndresu -
snswer charge OF subornaiion Of perjury appear. thss
short tine the Gporos obtained Judgment 10 the bupe
rior Court for oco against Mr. Horace Cooley resident 81
the twentieth Ward sId IN order 10 obtain decision thef
Lazy lsySt are %als sS ls
hr Cooley notifying him that inc csse
hat
be had Kinney tbs paper upon Codsy
Mr. denied hayry had the document served upon him. snA
sgs that account, and subsequently,
Kinney that LIE did not the paper In question:
hut said lie bad ls seAsd envelope containing somens. -
knew not lat with servant OF Mr. Cooley The matter VIZ
| be inyest.A aed in dAy OF two.
LOOK OUT FOR SwIsDLERs.-On Monday evening
the basement OF the residence Of Council
10 exaiu the He ed the servant 70
Up ~ light the This was 20 ave nm chance
to 80 t. sharper then liz the gas In tbe basement and re-
her u of until he returned He then msd6
! bis exit and has Iot since been seen
| YousG DURGLARs-Two boys, named Peter and
Matthew Csmpte were yesterday sIs,ed charged with bar
Tsousy entering the public house Of Henry b. Fenn No -
worth ii cohiuE portion Of tie property was found 70 pos
Of tbs accused and they we're locked up oy 'usce
Flsndresu.
DARING EoUsy THIEy.-A young nnnn named VIM.
TlomusoD vss Yesterday the house Of Mr. Roea
Ns s6 Gth.ag heping himself cothiae He was -
sEsd until the arrival Of policeman, and then taxsn osore
| Jrstee FaudICsu. who loeEed him up for trial
PrroLARY AND ROBBERY OF JEwILRr.--The
house a Vi. WIN. Bosrdmsn No 3 Seventh street: Wa en-
ecl5y 10 ts value Of 800 The tbe discovered
ur cclcct end suppoed 70 haze been colam'ted wnne