New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

The Turkish Admiral and suite left for Philadelphia
on board the John Potter at p IN. yesterday They
were accompanied by the inevitable Committee.
NJ. STASLLr.-The case of The People agt NJ
G. Stanley charged with selling lottery policies, set
down for examination yesterday forenoon before Re.
corder Barnard, was postponed to next Friday at
o'clock p. Recorder Smith, counsel in the SEE
being taken suddenly i'll with cholera morbus.
THE CHAMBER or CONNERcE.-The Chamber Of
Commerce has at length selected an abiding place.
The Committee on Loc alton, to whom full power was
delegated at the special meeting on Thursday, have
hired at moderate rent for year. with the priv-
lepe Of renewal the suite OF the north side
of the second story of the Underwriters Buildings
on the southwest OF William and Cedar streets
The building is of Portsmouth stone like that OF the
Mechanics Bank, Of a heavy, massive appearance,
five stories in hight, and measures about Is feet
William street by 20 feet on Cedar. The entrance is
in the middle Of the building, William street. The
four rooms the north side Of the second story, open
ing on Cedar street, are those which have been
gsged for the accommodation Of the Chamber of Com
merce The first corner room, opening on Cedar and
William streets measures Is feet inches by 10 feet
inches, and viii be set apart for the library Then
follow two middle Of smaller dimensions, and
then large room which reaches to the rear OF the
building and, account Of its situation Is of greater
width than the others. The two middle rooms and the
Iear room will be thrown into one by removing the
partitions aud sliCng doors which now separate Them
aid thus fine hall will be obtained, 30 feet in length
by average width of Is feet in which the meetings
of the Chamber will be held. The ceilings, which
are about II feet high, will be tasefuy ornamented,
the floor carpeted and the whole fitted up for comfort
and convenience. The apartments will be ready for
occupation on the lst of May. 1t is intended to en-
poy Librarian, to take charge of the library, maps,
charts and archives OF the Chamber, and wait upon
visitors. The name Underwriters Buildings will
be altered to Chamber OF Commerce and Under
writers Buildings
We are requested by Mr.. Sweeney to state that the
four hundred illegal liquor have been renstated
on the calendar of the Court of Common Pleas, and
will be called at the next term OF the Court. The
default owing to the confusion attendant upon the
change in the Office Of the District-Attorney.
BuuDIsG AssocIATIoNS.-The following petition
has been forwarded to the Senate and Assembly of the
State OF New. York:
Yos peton. residents Of the City Of Brooklyn, respect;
fully the A,socsons which have been organized
under the law OF 1851 ebted An Act TOR the Incorporation OF
Building Mutual Loan aud Aocumalns ,nnd A'.2c1on'
extensive csss Of the community Convinced that the whole
system in principle and contrary to sound Pohc
policy they request your honorable body repeal the said law
aud ske such further be proper to coe up said
Associations.
THI Missing GIRL ForSD.-The young girl who
was alleged to have been abducted from her homo by
Policeman Green of the Sixteenth Ward, yester-
day discovered in house Of prostitution in Wooster
street by her mother. Mrs. Getting happened to be
passing and saw her daughter standing near window
up stairs The girl was Immediately claimed and taken
TO the MAYORS Office. Mrs. Getting would not wait
TO prosecute Green, saying that she was going to
leave the city in the afternoon with her family for
Connecticut. Green viii probably be attended to by
the Commissioners.
The BoGU, LOTTERY-AhoTHER HAUL OF DOcC-
NrsTs.-Yesterday forenoon Sergeant Berney forced
an entrance into the third story OF No. lfyoh
Row. the main office of the Huntington Lottery,
and there found upward of 10000 letters which
had been sent with money 900 copies of The Bull
etin advertising the lottery and about 10000 crcu-
Lars or schemes for lotteries to be drawn in April This
bogus concern appears by the books and papers re-
ceved had been in operation for about two years
There was no one in the office, and it was no doubt
supposed to be secure from police intrusion. The
principals OF the swlndlng concern nave ned 10 mary
land.
DESCENT UPoS A GAMBLING CRIB II HOrSroN
sTRIET.-Sergeant Berney with Officers Black, BLACK
well, Van Arsdsle Gayor, Armstrong and Orpheus, oil
the Mayors Office, made an official visit about IL
o'clock ON Saturday night to the notorious gambling
crib of John McNesl alias Mosier in the old building
formerly occupied by Engine Company No. ~ in
Houston street. between Lewis street and Avenue B.
Some two or three of the officers managed to get up
stairs to the of the saloon by stratasem ana
were just about to enter, when man who was acting
as door-keeper, gave an alarm by secret bell Inc
party inside who were engaged in the game" IN an
instant spraDg from the table and through the WIN
dows-then by the aid Of shed in the rear, they sI
escaped. The entrance of the Police was so sudden
and unexpected that there was no time to hide 'ne
checks, and these articles, with $ll 1o IN money
which was in the drawer, were left behind.
This place has long been notorious as one ot Tue
oldest and worst gambling places in the city and nom
the character of the parties 10 the habit OF visiting
and hanging about the door, it perfect terror 10
the inhabitants of the Eleventh Ward. AS soon as
the erand OF the police became known, sDout '''
rowdes gathered around the door and threatenedt u
attack them if they attempted to remove the appara-
tus. The officers paid attention to them iof
while, until they began to boot snd make Vioien1
demonstrations. Sergeant Berney finally found tna'
be required more men and seDt messenger 10 tno