New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

CoBREoIIoS-At the late meeting OF the Bc,r'i Of
Tn GCv'ruors, Mr. hok.roy voted th Mc-srs iowa
send ana Smith In every instance against the removal
o: TIE pre-, 1t ofcers sat not fr their removal ~
" a. Inadvertently stated IA Wednesday THiBuSs.
YouSG TRAVELLERS. -Four children, named
Georre ard CHARMS NJ. Fowler, Wm. Csrmsn ani
W,. ". Wet, aged respectively Q. II, u aal ID
YEAR, started fem their homes in Jamaica. Long
'lrrl, la-i Tuesdsy, bent upon seeing the sght' VI
Nw-York. As they were quite destitute ut money,
thty were obliged to tiSyel OF foot They got sl0ng
,eIy well. however, III they reached the Fulton
FerIy, ard there thu araged by dint Of sira'asom
to get FREE passage IN the fcryboat IL the city.
Arrived in Nrw.igk shey wandered about, tired
aud buggy, Until night. shvn they were picked up
" TIE Taeuty..rccud Wsri Police, whv led and
LEGGED them, AMI seut I EN- bonn the neN day.
TIER parents, Who bad been greatly Distressed at
their atsrrce received them With open arms. " ins
Wet is sor If Capt Wet, formerly of the steam
slip Atlantic.
ABAcEsLohs CaAscs oy M,KRrISG.-The ".ts-
surarce" Magazine, English periodical, has the
assurance ia make the following statement:
We are told that in the two periods Of he, tn -
aud - to 3-thv pTub .ity If widower marrying IN
yea i really .lIce times great a. that vi bach
" II u
il L. f,e tin great at @ the chance of wto~et
marrying year L. eleven times great ~ that -,
bachelor. Alter The age of 81 the probability at
bachelor marrying IN year dir iui-hes IA iHo-i r,plI
rattle; tie probability ii IS Is ret much than half
that at ~, and ueatsy The proportion exists be-
tween each perodo u ave years ater"ard.
ROOM rog ORssAss.-The Lc,ke and Watt Orphan
House, situated on -undred-and-en'h street
rear Nlth avel re, is of the hobest public insi-
tuticu. # which our city can boast. Through the
bounty # wealthy Scotch merchant ofthis city Mr..
John Leske aLd lis hiend Mr. Robert Watt it is most
sbrr da, tly endowed that it never calls the pub
lie for d liar To- sutan any II it, operations. II has
iuI d. aud nans ~ accommodate about 30 orphans at
tin. a. q vet al the present Il has only little
than i5c. Itwoud be glad 1T nearly ITO more, ~ An
sssurrd, endt il believed tina. the Five PnlDts inSu
tio Hone of the Friendless and Others who ASK Tor
Llil uiiors F support, might transfer many To It's
In i,ui on wioh has such amp fund.- and save them
FRI collecting in part moneys for the purpose.
it'll, ui que,tong the excelcrcr Il any other socie
ties, know that TIE Leake and Watt IL exceedingly
well and kindia managed. Mr.. WIN. II. Gaes, /. the
welikuunu Superintendent. Situated in Ia beautiful
paIk # , acres, and occupying one o the hne't sites
Manhattan Island, II present. many unusual atrac
tics Ofien ut the present honr, have been tod
fk,Te IS not a case Of sickness among as all. The
Mayer If the City, ox-"tcio and the older pastors
If TIN iv ChuIc Of the Presbyterian Church, and of
the Ouch Reformed Church, and two Warlens Of
Trinity, it, managers, aud secure 1t asan-i secar
aIis II. X. e. p
JryFYrLE DURGLARs Five children, named Dan
iel Dixon, Dennis Cation Patrick Craig, Patsy SIX
ton and Michael T-nney broke iut0 the candy store
of Patrick o Reilly, No. lsS East Thpty third street
on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, All stole about
g. worth of candies and cigars. On Wednesday
Right they were caught in the act, when the two
former rrsei and gave tho namee OF their con-
f,derates. The burglary vas effected by breaking
through the window of the store. These children
are from eight to twelve years Of age, and have on
several occasions before been anss.ed for petty
crimes. Justice Quackenbush committed them for
examine tion
RoBD,sG HER FArHsR.-MaTy, Ann Mulligan,
young GIRL RESIDING with her parents at M. 80 West
Egtssrl street, stole her fathers silver watch ~
Gently. Discovering bis los1, Ms, augan taxed lsis
daug with the th- Sue aok sOwlrdg ed the crime,
wien her father had her arrested "Wednesday, AMI
stated that she pawned the watch for 81, and that
two yonng named John Sneete'l and james
Scott stole the pawn ticket from her while she WAS
asletp. TIE Young men were arrested and committed
for examination By Justice Quaexonbu, b. The watch
was recovered.
named Geo. Smilh, WA stabbed in the back on We'd
ne-dsy evening, while standing at the corner OF
broadway and Forty-sxth street by another boy
whom b. did not know. The wound is not Of u
dangerous nature. His assasbt was not arrested,
and no notye, save pure wantonness, could be as
signed tor the act.
FILL OvERRoaRD.-A sailor named Geo. ficrvey.
ATTACHED tie sLip ssa ~al2w now at Pier ~ North
- heard hi. bout
Th'rdy nlons whie IN state q n,oseation when 10 ,s'
ir ne dc1 ard was drownsd The eody vas .o21 s''sf re-
cideual 3ovung Decreased ~ y.af' Il ase, aud q.
EpshstnsD BY birth he les'ess wife and family
ALLEGED FUGIrIvr.-Hugh REILLY, alias BNnksy,
the Sixth Ward "Wednesday evening" ehsrE
bSsfyof $50 II. va. Ecssd up on issard BY
Justice Bedford Of Jer'sy Cry until feqaon can DO p'
cured.
AccIpEsr.-A man named Jacob Frodericks resid-
rsus IN pro.isa, near Dey street, BY stage d the
MsaS hns, and sripas injured Internally lis Wa
peisd up seu the City Hospital BY Officer B'en Of the
BrOsd~'y Squad
GURSEY's NV PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PINE ART
GaLL.xy No m BroAdwsy drs block bels~ tie Sewfot
Hotel. PhsossPhs, Das'.uo"yPe'' AiAA'sfs !" ou An'
IvsrytyPea
fAaye rti.emeutI
Strspgers attending tee Anoiysrsaries should nor
fail 70 ob ain correct Psychological Dvae.oa q Character a.
YowLIl wELLs No Ss Broadway.
IAdversenentI
Buy Ne AND ILL DO Y01 GOOD.
No. time 70 b., As 9Is B49. nT..Ar n. s
will purify tbs el'od c!raa.s rDcr ',.s.s = ~ ~
Sat. sH 90. :Hs: & s 'Is .' D. S s"s
ssh.
fAaveriseuosas
GENUINE COCAINE,
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