New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

por,rsits in the Thieves Gallery" Samuel and Jana
| williams claiming 10 be nan and vie were arrested
BY Officers Eustsce and Bennett: aeran hour watch.
ng Sam and lis wife were first spotted sbou, Cslal
.,ree., and followed up Broadway ~ far q. Prince
street. They separated and NE: upward O. ,seuty
times during thei, walk, ana sounded the pockets of
numerous lsiies who were promensing tha. thor
oughfAre. The operations wtre made cy Jane, Ssm
covering the vi:tim. por their persons were slil
mo.tly in gold and small black por nonuae conta ripg
note Of hand drawn ty Ellen Whitney n favor Of
Richard Triton, dated February IT, 1853. Justice
Kelly sent Sam 10 prison for examination and per.
mit:ed bis wife 10 go home 70 look after her family
One of the pckpockets while a: Detectives Office
was very impudent, and abused The officers 10 an.
gusge more classical than elegant. TIE entire b.ch
were detained for the night in the hopes tia. they
might be identified by persons wto had io-: money.
4 YorSG MES's RTPUBLIcS COngIIrFF.-Tne
Republican Central Committee lsst night adopted
plan for Young Mems Committee, to De composed OF
five members from each Ward They are 20 be elected
By the various Ward associations the l9;h OF Apn
from to p. m, and meet 70: organization on ;he
evening of the 2lst of May.
MuyICIP.L RENossTRAvoE AGAINsT EScRo.cH-
NESTs OF IHE LEGIsLAIURE.-At q meeting OF the
Board of Aldermen, held on Tuesday evening, a mes-
sage was received from the Mayor Isnsmitting
monstrance to the bill before the Assembly which
gives 10 the various floating drydock companies the
exclusive use of pieis and slips occupied by them.
The renonstraLce sets forth the injustice Of creating
the propoed monopoly as il would materially and in
iuriousy exclude commerce and horoughfare aud in
terfere with the municipal rights OF the city erd the
convenience and ineres.s Of the people. The remon-
STRANGE is as follows:
Vh,,ea. bill is now pending before the Leess; Of hi.
State reported avobly BY the Committee on Cities aud
ysee the House Assembly DECLARING that the use and o.
cupon yer slips and bukhead. in the port OF Newfors
by floating and ydoac dry dock c",np.ns, I91 eeI me
chana ope sons is lawful com nercia use OF SAID PIERS AID
spproprate piers slips and bukhsds for their exclusive and
and until the Common Council shall make such dess
where they osed enjoy said with the consent
of the Of the whaIves piers and p' occupied y them
In view thereore 0. the provisions Of the sbove described BILL
the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF he Sy .i Ne" Los
any provision of law which would in ete grant the mo
02p PLY and .'s I ," q.c OF any n % Gi s ps Of sa
passenger instead Of being commercial use Of such Per
and nuriousy exclude commerce and horoushfa interfere
with the municipal rights OF the city, andthe convenience ana ~
And the Mayor Aldermen ard Commonsy Of the City Of
NeYork would further represent TO the Honorable the Les.s
ture thu State that the at OF 1882 found chapter ~ oi me
Laws this State places the regulation OF the whaVes piers
slips in the hands Of the Mayor and Common Council VINO
have be best means OF ssceanins ha' is o' oE ne
oconmere and h' acommodaors wh9 should be per
mt'ed 70 dry dock companies and hip yards r0t e
ell nor any rrtion the mercantile inhabitants Of The City Of
or se6dnt nte Of bs oned act o 1889 the Mayor
Aldermen Comnonay do hereby the LEGISLATURE OF
the the said bill part thereof nor any
alteration or amendment the 1880 applied for blythe
Municipal authorities Of the City Of New iods
Another remonstrance 20 the Leg stature numerousIy
signed by the leading shipping merchants and Others OF
this city, has the following:
The whole .ubjec, under Judicial Investigation
,r year. decision has been given BY Judge Roosevelt at
nonopoisina Claim. Of The docS6ode They took an appeal
nom hs, con TO the General Term Of the Supreme oSu
tive action head and final decision OF th. @Porta,
mster be most leaned counsel have engaged The
thorough investigation had Of the principles Of a~ appca
the public and private rights invaded and attempted be
thrown All the posts question and interest. stake have
Seby that ,heIe were the eni:y the city
seei s S % % q "a 'Sa eoan hs that mo
s,opaw be intepOsed between us aud Justice Express
Sunday School No. Ss, New-York Union, under the
supervision Of the FreeWil Baptist Church. in connec-
tion with the Twentieth street Congregational Sabbath
School, held its ninth anniversary on Tuesday evening,
in the Twentiethst street Congregational Church, before
large audience, the house being nearly led TO over
flowing.
the organ which wss followed by the reading OF o
portion OF Scripture and prayer by the pastor, the
Rev. ID. NJ. GRAHAM. Mr.. G. thanked God Tor the
peculiar and gracious circumstances mat had a..endea
them as school during the past year toat DEAN had
not entered their number; that they enjoyed so many
facilities for studying the Bible; tha. heavens bless
ing had so signally accompanied them, and that e.
many valuable acquisitions had been made TO their
number since their organization; that they might pe
stirred up to greater diligence and enorl ana tna. Tue
neglected might be sought out and orought INTO .ne
Sabbath School, and they in turn go forth bearing tne
lamp OF life to those deprived OF its sacred ana no
influences. -
After singing by the school, Year after year We
"meet. hut not the same are found, the annual re-
port was read by the Superintendent, winch sho Ted
that the schoo is in ourshiug conditlon, both as 10
its treasury and numbers but that before It csn De
made what is desirable, it must receiys ine support
and cooperation Of the parents OF the children
The opening address, >" The Church, was very ap,
propriate 70 the occasion, and was spiritedly and
gracefully rendered" The exercises consisted OF
declamations dialogues, singing by the school, solos
duets, &c. The whole performance passed of pleas
antly and proftably, and the children manifested
zeal and discipline BETTING the cause IN when tney
are engaged and which would be worthy OF imitation,
but which can only result from deep interest eo ,no
thorough training Having sung " Good Nlgn', uie
bepedetion was pronounced and the audience dis
persed
SrIcIpE OF A NEw-YoRKER.-Meior George Lor-
pr 20 years age formerly Of th, city bat oi he 49,
years resident of Sing Sing. committed suicide a ns ~ @
bhy respected at Sing sins being in sOod co paoees
il remains mystery what caused him 70 eoHin' 's
tion.
Mr.. IRyING's KINDNESS ABUsED-SoTE FROM
HIS PUBLISHER.
To the Editor Of The Essaisg Po'; ,,
SIR: An advertisement. Of new work enruec
Sartsroe," by James A. Maitland, repeated N 'ae
journals and in circulars contains what parpOrs 70 GO
a letter from Mr.. Washington Irving. VIII you per-
NIT to state that some one connected VIE .ue
book has been grossly imposed upon Tor no sacn ie,
ter has been Erltten bY Mr.. Hgng An etPlaua-1n