New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MARCH 4, 1863

Rswpypa.-On ruesasy morning party Of oue
men entered the hA'ies cabin q one Of ths Fuho
Fe,ry bcs,s about 3 o csaek and began suokicy. o.
being n mon sbstsd with by sps Of The deck hslHs
tb-y were sbssve m ts ed iAr gsags and were, con
,equ Ree beaten by the hands the BOAT. Aboa: I
Oeloeh the sane noran- patty Of no n,an, named
Pa,riek BraDnigan alas Eeo,.y, ard James NeCsa
entered the falcon of George Pen, On Fulton stree
near Boerum, aoa s.ssuked John Clsyon, wbs wss IN
the place ss the time. Clayton called Mr.. Pei. VIM
cane down s.airs Ard with the sssscance Of Clayton
drove them cut. In he sHrsy Branngan was Stabbed
several tines with ice-pck and 10 sad TO be dsI-
gerously n jurei.
ScgooL No. l4-Toe locsl Comm tee sf the Bosrd
Of Education on the subject of temporary Ioc alton
for School No Il reported on Tuesday evening tia
they bsye ss,er.sined tsat he house and grounds
formerly occupied ss maine barracks, on Psrs
avenue can bs had Eor t5e temporary nse oI the
school. Il vii accommodate fromtve TO sx hundred
children The repor. recommended the hiring Oi the
barracks and the ttirg Of mp az an expense not sr-
ceeding $500. The location to be temporary. The
report was adopted.
DrplcArIoy.-The Chapel Of the Second Uaitarisn
Church of Clinton and Congress streets, was
dedicated on Tuesday evening with sPpropnus eNer-
eses. The buihngis cruciform in shape, the length
Of the being s6 feet and of the ransept 10 feet
The width of tie nave is 40 feet and of the ransept
IS feet TIE ceiling ia % feet in the clear. The build
ing is Of brick, overaid with brown mastc, aud the
STYLE is AngloIta The building is hands omely
decorated, and presents fine appearance. Over the
porch of the main entrance is an inscription, The
truth shall make you Free The hors is calculated
TO seat 7Q0 persons. The pulpit highly ornanented
and lighted from window in the roof The building
ia warmed with furnaces. The cost of the building is
little short Of $4,000. The Rev. Mr.. Longfelow is
the pastor OF the church.
oayd met IN Iuealay
afternoon, President G. p. Smith in the Chair: Ine
first business taken up report from the school
House Com mittee in favor OF rebuilding NO. II ae-
s,royed by re the old site and on the same pl'p
| AZ an expense of 81, 300 The building TO be three
stories high and the floor to be used as primary
d. partment the second as grammar school, anu tue
third for the Normal school. -Four stairways to De
erected nste ad of three before. After some hours
spent in discussion the report was adopted, ana the
matter referred to the SchooHouse Committee to pre-
cure plar and pec ,8tons, and report TO the Bosr
| The Special Committee to whom was referred the
matter Of the late catastrophe at Public School NO.
a. reported, with a resolution, "a follows:
R,oced That in All plans for building school houses there
shall submitted the Board plan for beating and In DO
plan building be adopted unless plan Tor heating De
The Committee md no perscn TO censure, and in the
matter of the of the fire, find that 1t was caused
by the imperfect heating apparatus, ana recommend
that in future when hot air pipes used they shall
be carried mp through brick walls instead OF being put
in in the manner the pipes in No. IA were put io
After some discussion on the report the Board ad'
jouined.
| sLL.Pox-Coroner Smell held an inquest yestsr-
dsy South Fourth the body Of
youns died without uedis attendance. verdict
| Of death by small pox rendered
| BuRsLARY.-The house Of Mr.. T. Townsenf, In
South Eighth Ieet First entered by burras couple
OF rights since he thieves lit the snd by this means :he
family aroused and prevented the thieves from obtaining
much booty
| PIcKPoCXETs.-Two men and a geuteelly-dressed
arrested yesterday afternoon at the South Ferry
for the crowd coming of the of the Ions
Island Rsrad. lyon searching them nothing was tmnd te
detention and they accordingly discharged