New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

erected at Great Horton. fountain has been Inserted
in the wall of 80. Andrews chorchysrd, Newcasee-
upon-TyDe adjoining the Gailowgate baths and wnss-
houses. fountain marble has just been erected N
the western portion of the Stirling Cemetery GrouDde
The design WIS execnted by Mesars. Barclay d Besd
Of sfrlng.--I The Builder
Z Why cannot Nw. Workers have the privilege Il
shaking their thirst these hot days at the public fous-
tains? Probably because such institutions would
damage the rum business.
| Board or HrAL~H.-Tbe stated monthly meeting
OF the Board Of Health took place in the Alernanis
Chambers yesterday afternoon, but the proceedings
were OF such a nature our reporter informed 81
ought not TO be made public though he was assured
that nothing ranspired of any great consequence 10
the health Of the city. The Commissioners Of Health
also held meeting, ard ~ere secret az the Board.
LovE-FEAsT AT DUAsE-STREgT NJ f.. CHURcB.--
On Sunday afternoon a large number Of aged people,
from various portions of the city, formerly connected
with the Duane-street NJ K. Church. held lovefeass
in the church. The exercises were conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Adams, the former pastor Of the church.
There was much animation, and great deal Of glad
ness exhibited in the fact Of many brothers and ais
teri of the olden time meeting together The congral
Nations Of each other were warm and altogether truly
characteristic of real odtime Methodist loyefeast.
Our PARsrE GuEsr-HIs TREATMENT IN NEw-
YoRK.-A Boston merchant writes to The Irdnscrlpe
Of that city follows:
A few days since ven mentioned in your paper the
arrival here Of Rustomiee HereebbOy Wadla Parsee
gentleman of Bombay Mr. Wadia has been living In
England three four years for educational purposes
and has Travelled much in Europe be is the 500 OF
Hereebhoy Wadla who was himself educated IN I'm
gland and who now holds and has for some years
h Id an important Office in the dock-yard OF the Easf
India Com pany at Bombay, an establishment much
like the nayy-yards in this country The three uncies
of Mr.. Wad form the highly respected house OF Dos
salboy Merwaniee g. Co., who have for some time
transacted in a very satisfactory manner, much busi-
ness for many of the best merchants in Boston, Salem,
and New-York; and TO various gentlemen In thess
places Mr. Wadia has letters OF Introduction
The Wadia family are well known TO the writer OF
this and they Of the Oldest and best families
Of the PaIsreee in Bombay.
Mr. Wadia being 70 near while in England, TO the
New World, where his kinsmen have many friends
and correspondents, was naturally DESTROYS 10 extend
his travels to this quarter and he accordingly intends
10 pas some months in Boston and New-1ork.
As the Parseee known here to but very few, and
scarcely any Of the muudes in streets and trav-
cling conyeyances having ever any of that
distinguished race, was fearful that Mr.. Wadia might
meet with some annoyances during his temporary
soouTn in this country. My fears have not proved
Qroundless. Within few days he left here for short
Writ to New-York. On his arrival there he went to
the New-York Hotel and registering his Name asked
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some delay and no notice being taken of him, he again
nou red if he could have Yes, was the reply.
Some further time elapsed and, being left 10 himself,
be said to the person at the office that, they were
intending TO give him room, he would thank come
one TO show him 10 it, He then told that he could
not be accommodated.
Mr. Wadia like most Orentals is quiet man, of
keen perceptions He Immediately took coach and
drove 10 the Fifth Hotel where he found shell
ter and courteous treatment Comment on this Ia
unnecessary.
Az OFT-ToLD TALE.-Duripg the month Of Sep
tember last the household Of a worthy citizen Of Port
land Me- was thrown into great confusion by the
sudden disappearance of the eldest daughter OF tho
house handsome young lady of abont twenty years
ii was afterward ascertained that che had visited
circus performing the time in Portland and having
made there the acquaintance Of one OF the employees,
had eloped with him. Ever since, the unhappy father
WAS in search of his missing daughter until short
time ago be was informed that she was leading HE
of l-iame in New-York. He Immediately started 20
find lis unfortunate child; and, arriving here, ne went
TO the MAYORS Office to claim the assistance OF the au-
thorities He was introduced TO Capt. HART OF tho
Twenty sixth Precinct, and through his assistance,
she was last detected in house OF nltame In tins
city, She informed the Captain that she bad only
lived a short time with her seducer when he had left
her in Boston, but there she only remained about two
weeks and then she started for NewYork, where, be-
ing utterly destitute of the necessities of life, she re-
solved TO become inmate of one OF the KIND OF
houses where she found. On Friday morning
she was brought before the Mayor, where her father
anxousy awaiting her appearance, and the scene
that ensued painfully affecting She was then Al
lowed leave with her father, ard promised TO lead
better life henceforth
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