New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

tTuis they may ye, see Tue oAY TneD Governor may
be chosen from among them, based on an hones al
! incnistTation Of public affairs.
GoISG 1T BLlYD-We are informed that one 81 the
Councmen elect on the "regular Democratic ticket"
is recently adopted citizen, who neither esd
white.
CATHOLIC FAIR.-The managers Of tie charitable
Society Of st. Vincent de Paul closed their first Fa.
sud Festival last night, after four evenings OF spot
unprecedented prosperity. The attract ms have ben
numerous, AID tue young ladies who dispensed them
imp ortunalei wonder, although tire times have
not meilowed much, that the receipts have been near
5000 The money thus raised, is said will be d.
uibued to tho deserving poor, irrespective OF religion
Tie foneIal of the late AIR. Daniel c. Pen took
place yesterday, from his residerce in West Twenty
third street. His remains were followed ID the Gene
terry in Second aeerue by his relatives rumber of
bis mercsLte lrie1cs, aud the members OF the Tan
many Society, Of which be was member Mr.. Pentz
was for several years a member Of the Board of
Aldermen for tie Fourth Ward.
The attention of the Superintendent of Polio, ia
called to the assembly Of pickpOckets who daily con-
gregs,e at tie ta1ge: stands, &c near T'you Row.
many citizens from being relieved of their wallets
wa,ches &c, these hard times.
TIE Hon. Oliver A. Morse, NJ. c. fom Otsego
passed throught the city yesterday on his way to
Washington. The Hon John Hale ard the Hca
Darrell Clark, Senator's. an the Hen. Macon w. Tap
pan, 81 G. Of NeH.IIEmpshrs; the Hon. IL Wiison
Senator, ard the Hen. Anson Burlingsme, NJ. OF
Massachusetts, Com. Ffencb, and M'jor Leonard
L. S. A., were at the As,or House last evening.
! TROUBLE ANONG -HG L.BORLEs AT PILEHOYT
Rumors ahoa in the city yesterday to the effect
that seIous disturbance had occurred amOIg The la
borere employ ID by the Nsw TX and Eis Railroad
Company up,n their Dsck e. Pernont Upon making
inquiry At the ofco of the Company ia this city, We
learned that the story to disturbance Yves no. true
that it Lao been proposed TO redu the Wages Of the
laboreIs, ard they had, in Consequence, qu: work
Some thests mad been made but nothing OF seriou,
ra.ure ba5 occurred. large number Of isborers
were tter5sy sent up the ely to take tse place
Of tho WHO HAD qui, aud posse Of police were de-
tailed TO protect them and the property Of tue Com
pany in the event of any trouble.
Indian AID ASSOCIATION Tho following preamble
AID resolutions cOmmuni Jsted 20 us, WI re-
quest that We Should insert them. "a having been
unanimously a'o2ed by The Road Of Manages Of the
American Irdsn AID A,socstion. a. their weekly
meeting OF Thuftdsy NV %, 1851:
Hheras Tie Americas Iudisu All Association. being hn-
msniuy national in ia purposes aiming alike 10 nre
safety tom bcd! aud msacre upoa the Psn' aed to
homes and r tecon 't the luoians and s utces4
facilities for the sdvshc'men ., measures Ia accordance wiiG
Justice mercy in relations with q ahois nA "a of
phtas tLs Ascctn q no organ sP osy devoted the
advocacy Of It, plsns Therefore -. n. .,..., a..
country whon gsd sect party be called on 20 take
ufl 1S' q s the f Dr. paa aSS ~ s,b.m
Re Committee 20 wait upon the Press OF Ne"f0iA with the
fOis going invitation
Found IN THE WATER Coroner Connery held an
inquest at Pc L zip, East River on the body of AZ
unkr own man who was found floating in the water at
that place. The bo0y vOry far advanced 10 de-
composition; five teeth were cut Of tie sub-msKillsry
bone and three are missing from the upper Jaw bo!n
lecs and arm, were gone and scsreelYa particle OF
flesh remained on tae frame. verdict OF death by
drowning was rendered by the Jury.
ST.ggiSG ArrRAY IN FIRST AVENUE On Tours
day night Michael Dunley, laborer, and George
esska ce in tie gocerystore corner OF frs ave-
hue and Forty first street got into alteration about
some tIife. fGb. cnsued il which Hasska seized
Large meat knife that lay upon stand aud plunged
into the gIoin Of bis antagonist nficting very dan
perous wound. The wounded man was immediately
removed to bis residence in Second avenue. near
Forty first street, where he was attended by DE-
John.ton. IIssska apprehended by Olicsr Burke,
of the Nineteenth Precnc' and committed by Justice
l;rowre to await the result Of the Injuries he inflicted.
Two CnuDREs Fatally BURSED.-Coroner Coz
nely held en- inquett yesterday at the house No %
Anthopy street. on the body OF Henry Bsuman,
child two yesrs Cd who died from the effects Of burns
Mrs. Margaret Baunan, the mother Of deces'et, on
Tuosdsy eveting went out for short time leaving her
child alone in TIE room and her return to her hor
ror found the little fellows clothes fire, the
being caught in consequence of the upsetng Of an oil
lamp. Before Mrs. Bauman could quench the fsmss
her child was fighfGliy bUIneo that dsati ensued
almost Immediately sfterWard. Tbs Jury rendered q
verdict Of death ''by buus accidentally received
L" tpg If Al oil lamp, Tuesday evening Dec. -
"lS5."
An iraurs. was held a, No. 3l5 Yves. Forty-f.ur'h
street. by Coroner Hills on the body Of Ana Maria
Ward little gi Elk yesrs &C age, whose dea'h was
the result Of buns. On the 9th ult, Mrs. ard who
IL poor woman, having occasion TO absent herself
tum the house for short tune, lett the deceased and
another child alone in the room During her sbs.Ic.
Anna Maria proceeded TO the crate to warm herself
Io while there her clothes csugstfre She scr smed
for help when several persors who hsard her ran -
the spot and sssstec 10 put out the ire She ogere1
til Thursday evening aid e1pired The Jury ron.
cered We roct of death by COMMISSIONS, supenudi ID
hy burns accidentally received on the 18th day
OF November, 1851.
NxWSBOYs' LODGING HOUSE.
To the ESito, If Tie " Y. Trs~<
Sin: Two hurdIed ard ninety dollars will ensble the