The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30
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RssovATs rs IHs CUSTOM HOUSE, We learn that
Friney Collector minated 20 gentleman in tho
Cation House holding she oGoe Of Deputy Collector thai
his resignation would be acceptable. Az tie gentle
esteemed mes, efcien, oflcor and active democrat,
being the president OF one club prominent member
on democratic committee, his removal has caused
sen.e o! insecurity among the officials OF the Cds,on
House "No ore safe nov, )" seems 10 be good deal
Tho opinion thero Every feels for his bead when he
risea In the morning, make hat IA AL right
About Tire Is Of September tad from hat 10 tho l5,h
victims will besin 70 fall
ArPorTsrHrs IN TIE Tar CoNnuElorxs's UyFcs.-The
following appointments made yesterday afternoon
The Tar COMMISSIONER oifioe;--
Deqs,ss--(salsry $4,000 per srnum,-Jamcs Kelly,
Cha j. D05rEe, James DenEiy, George Fraukiio Van.
sinclair, Andrew j. Campbell, Warren Brady, George L.
LoBuel, Henry V Lowell, James Andrews, Jr VIM p.
Oh Of he Iyrtt CIau-f,s,sry si,7oo per snnun)-
Fichsrd &. Ne-sirk, All cd g Dusenoury, Thomas ID.
Davis.
Jct n LcnahaD, Justin X Howard, Thsdeus Glover.
Clerks Ct the Thud Uass--(,sary ssce por annum)-
JAG. l. Smith, Francis street, John Morgan
This, with the name Of J Tocne ~ho WAS appointed
few days. completes, We believe bs s Of appointments
In the osnce OF Collector Of Asscsrmane
Fur carRcsn Dows Tows.-rhe old Dutch Reformed
church 81 The corner OF Fulton and william Streets Ia
hereafter be free church and have the rshl
20 take any pew hat IL unoceuped ne religious
rsicn hai this church yery RICH and second
IN wealth only 10 The Trinity Oh urch corporation. Out OF
their shundsnce they not only support this church. bui
employ an agent a. q onsry In The 10 wards.
John Methodist Epfcop~l church In aisl free, AMI
strangers always sccorno lated AT Trinity ~ Pacls,
(Eysoopal) and 81 Peters, (oman Cathoio,) In Barclay
will be that neither strangers nor residents
cnn complain OF lack Of facilities for religious worship In
the lower part OF the city.
GELD DRovsvp raporuH VIE Hseuercs So
PrRr,,pryT OF wnpvrs Arp PrsE,--About seven O'Clock
on Friday evening n little girl about three years old,
named Ann Sweenv, whose parents reside ., No, 400
Cherry street, fell through q hoe on the corpo
ration pier at the foot OF GouverneuY street, and
drowned The body or The child recovered about two
hours sc the accident by the engineer OF Swsiue Whit
ncy's floating dock. This 10 the second life which ha
been loet through this hole, and number OF very
have abo occurred. The HArbor COmmi,
soners bsvo been equon ly notified Of the dangerous
condition Of the pier, and the 18th OF prcssn
month Mr. Surgis despatched note 10 the superintendent,
of Whsrvos and There informing him OF the state whiSn
The dock was In, bit no Attention paid N u This
poson pier forms one side Of Gouverneur street ferry
slip, which remains an u was eil In January last by tho
Jnion Ferry Company A. which tine hey hauled or their
boats The alp, which Ia worth annual rcnt OF
thousand liars TO the corpora alton, besides being gseat
Accommodation 70 shipping 10 so-od 10 remain crcun.
bered by and spes and bridges and old de-
spdsied buildings Of the ForrJ Company although re.
solution passed both boards OF the Common oun s scout
four mouths since, ordering the Ccmpasy ~ tbs
snoumbrsuccs within twtniy days Bat what ord
uanccs what human hfe hat IA law, vbsi tho stiD
ming interest to city officials, WHOM politics and pon
cal move nents are 10 be attended 70 ard watched
A CEApTxs o. Aoc-pnyrs-FA-A1 REvtrs. .-Barncy Mo
Gonna fell from the masnesd o. the schooner aslen wing
.. p,er No le R. 70 me dscx, ana was killed las .nly
rhc deosased Vas born IN Ireland. and ~ years OF
age
Hohsel Carney gul rio The second avenue car.
% Friday aEh, vbc-r na coui7Say alleges IA became