New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27


80 Ri by the City ChsIber'a'n' 10 the
.,sda ~ the STATE Arsenal Grounds linus SUN ho"
-, mar, Of the Central Park debt the Arsena
-. heDg comprised 10 the same tract OF Iaod-
| puors Sc,p.r ScHooLs.-We wish to caution the
,hio .gainst the fraudulent collectors for these pre-
,.,ded Sunday Schools They are very Numerous and
,v busy about these days. They swarm in the city,
"a beside are represented by men and women too at
s.,stogs Boston and other places, all collecting vast
,us OF morey AID giving anything at al 10 re-
i,vro Two eocd.lookng women from this city were
srs,nl. Brought up BY the police in Boston One OF
lie COLLECTORS presented bis book few days since tor
.,.sv and evidence was there found tost he al)ne
lad already collected 90 400! Three thousand foar
kindred do 'ars for small school that ought not to
OO.t a4Oa DER year. Good Christian men had given
E and sIO each to reach the destitute Of the city and
vert 70 support collectors and their associates who
90 Tito it merely for firing. We speak what We do
i,sw. II is money thrown away. Some obtain the
r,c nm ndstien of good pastors, VIII, are too good
o,.red 10 refuse and too lazy TO investigate, and
lhss unw;:tingy give their sanction TO that which
lreproscb. We are told there more than sixty
Mission Schools and Mission Stations in this city in
nod responsible and we'll known hands. connected
'vxh the New-Yerk Sunday School Union, aud they
,syr senc agen.s out on collecting tour to strangers
the city. Many Of the bogus schsos rendezvous in
n. ycipt, Of the Crystal Palace, but Others report
rom ,ower parts of the city. Beware OF them! for
eer pre,ensions of doing good will DO found, on per.
sosal Investigation TO be bogus!
| SraxK- Observation-Disclosures In the reighbOr-
hood IT Fourth and T~entysecond street COM
Rain tbst TIE bpilders Of the church at that
Apsce have converted the avenue into stone yard,
ssd OCCUPY far Of the public territory than the
public convenience allows. They should Jay their
rieyauces before the Street Commissioner.
Il ARTIST OF jim IRvIS.-This notoriO1 rs character,
gsio-t whom charge was preferred on Tuesday by
t06cer Senior, arrested yesterday by Officer King
I The Lower Police Court and held to o-il in the
lof $50 TO answer the charge at the next Court Of
IGepersi Sessions.
Nav MAPs.--Amopg the latest issues we have " A
I"Coupty Msp Of the Internal Improvements of the
I"Unted States, Canada, &C., exhibiting the Amer-
I"csa sys,sm Of Railroads, Canals aud Navigable
kWsters compiled from authentic sources by Rich
ard S. fisher, editor Of Dinsmores American Rail-
road ana Steam Navigation Guide, &c" This map
Ii in the main good one showing the counties aud
Ihief towns. But il seems impossible TO get abso-
Ltely correct exhibit Of railroads With all the ad
uutages Of long experience and familiarity with time
hbles M Fisher puts down the Black River and
Utica ROAD a. flushed all the way to the st. Law
vace the Staten leland Road a. ia RAINING
rder; the Chapplain ard ST. Lawrence Road as
rs,y D, elected from St. Johns to Montreal; and the
Dsrot and Milwaukee Road as entirely completed to
Gri Haven. Some of these hurried compilations
saEobably justified on the ground that the roads
Ibe fDished before the map gets into general circu
| IN; but that excuse will hardly do for the Ba *
Eer Road, and certainly not for omtng the COM
tAsd road at Montreal. Still, the map is the best
have yet seen, and, ss such, we give due credit
kWe have also an advance copy of Telegraph
ITap OF the United Ststes and British Possessions,
lsby VIM. II. Boyd" showing the network of wires
inw extending from Newfoundland TO Missouri and
ksx- Orleans As the materials furnished by the
Isl.gra phic Companies, 1t may be fairly presumed
That the map is correct.
TRiBUTE TO MORTIMER LIvISGsTos.-A meeting
tie nero 6snts of the city held in the Rotunda
te,ter6sy :" pay tribute to the memory of Mortt-
lner LviL ,ton. The meeting called " order by
Nliam Whtlock, esq, who nominated Mr.. james
Brown as Chairman. Mr.. Frederick L. Talcott was
lshssen Secretary.
Mr.. Brown said that Mr.. Livingston was well known
10 ;aen all and he would not attnmpt to express his
EeeiIgs At his loss. He called gentlemen TO speak.
M. Leopold Bierwith, Presiden. of the Oriental
Mutual lrssrance Company, offered the following
te.olnticns:
Rred That BY :he death Of Mortimer Livingston we the
DeIebsnt. O. are called upon loss.
Rd Tfat as the Experienced the intelligent and enter.
p.ne merchant the kind hearted and
of
na ntesy Mortiei Livingston reflected lasting honor upon
our MOI valuable citizens tina. 10 Ioarnns The loss Of DOE
Oumsndns entirely our affection and estem can bat
family these whom he wa. linked by the sacred ties of
.m 70 receive copy Of these resolutions as the humble eS
|Fessio, Of our heartfelt sympathy il their Affections.
ju the general invitation Published in the papers Of to-day
that the flags Of our shlppns in port BE- displayed At half
NJ, Whit!ock seconded the resolutions. lie said
bis, when man was cut down in the midst of career
~ Usefulness we received shock such az we did from
AO cher cause He paid nea. tribute to the me nory
pr Mr. Livingston. His house sort OF connecting
Pink bs.v cen Tie modern and ancient houses. HE last
great un6euakpg ~ss the establishment Of the Havre
Esae Of steam packets. He hoped his example would
be stimulus to merchants 20 f1lov
| The resolutions passed, and too mssti,g adj
Ecsrned.
| A SoCTHTtSER IN TINE HAsps OF THE SHARrERs
IA merchant residing in Nashville, Team, taken
In yesterday By the Broadway mock suctioneers and
eeoed 20 the amount OF $751; in return for which all
Pc could show was bogus fob-chain worth perhaps
ffy oeL;s The gentleman referred to is stopping at
ne OF the feshiorabe hotels, having come North with
kr family to spend the Sumner months. Yesterday
started out 10 quest Of suitable present for one Of
f's oo!s Passing down Broadway, aud when oppo-
Sc No lN0. lis attention was a,,racts6 hx The MIG