New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

scasuates"3 inte topsrance, burned or &C aided,
accidental euifotation, suicide by morphine. With
respect TO their sges 81 were under year. 81 between
wde rs between 2 and S, oily 81 from that age up
to 30, 50 between 30 aud 40, ~ between 40 and 50,
"a between 50 ard CO. 80 from that age up to 100; aud
classified in relation to their navi'ies, 1874 Amer
icsre, sc Irish, 80 Germsns. Eegisb, Scotch 2,
British Americans, 2 Austrians, 2 French, Welsh,
ard tie remainder Ct different countries.
MEHTIsG OF GERMAN IsKEgPERs "A meeting of
upwsrd Of three hundred iDD.keepers was held on
Saturday morning as the Z" Stadt rhea'er," Ia ths
Boweiy, for the purpo,e of resisting the execution of
the Sunday Law, Mr.. Leu'z, the President, 10 the
chair This was the second meeting Of An assoriaiion
Srmed week ago, with the motto, "In Union there
IL Strength" The rolls Of membership produssd
and circulated until ESQ bad been written therein
each Nom per n advs0ce paying heavy initiation tax
to be appropriated for lawsuits and zines. They all
biz themselves thus to pay the expeosss of the fir,
man who ia attacked By the law, and to see him
through the trial. nbmbsr Of other societies
already exist on the same principle. There
is one defending upward Of Thousand suits
for ceiling liqnoD without License, but it
is confidently believed by the saloon keepers !
that they will to trial. they being required
notwithstanding to give bail to appear Prelimn AIRY
business having been disposed OF, various speakers
expressed their views TO the best course to be pur
sued under the circumstances Tee meeting was kept |
up for several hours and, finally, it was agreed to
make compromise Ali belonging to the association
pledged themselves not to allow any gaming billiards
shooting dancing other amusemen', at their estab
listmepts; and the saloons and thesters 10 DO
shut up entirely bet weeo the bours Of O'Clock IN tbs
morning and o'clock in the afternoon. Before ael
after thess hours it was sated tina. they had beei4
assured by the police, they wond not be interfered
with in their OF keeping the Sabbath. Those
overSteppiDg Il zee regulations to be bene
fted in Of prosecution, by the tessary Of tue
association. tax of ten cents upon every barrel of
lager beer sold, it lie expected, will bring into the
treasury from $500 to 1900 weekly. Tho mc,tiug
Adjourned for one week
Tx JAPANESE EMBASSY. On Saturday Mr. Boole,
Chairman Of the Reception Com ntse telegra ohed TO
Secretary Csss and ioqrired whore the Jap8neae EN-
bsssy would frat land and he has received Dispatch
In reply statiag thai it will arst land in Washington
The AMERICAN Bible SOCIETY,". The receipts Of
the American Bible Socisy for the past year amounted
$435 $3.50 90. The extent of the distribution of the
Scriptures was 755, IA copies 81 auxiliary So
ceies have ben formed in various parts Of the country
So new life directors and 525 life members We're
added to tie list The speakers a. the Forthcoming
piveIsary exercises will b. | + om Ne ~.York; from
Boston; from Washington, ID. c.; from Chicago,
H.; Brazil an and Syrian Missionary.
DARING BURGLARY.-About 3 o'clock on Saturday
mou ing tire confectionery store of Messrs. Stewart &
r. n h,h x,,I oanI
robbed Of $50 in silver, gold, and bis The thieves
scaled high fence in the OF the building, and
broke throagh of the iron windowshutters in the
back part Of the Once inside they dragged the
heavy safe to the middle of tho hoor drilled hole 10
the door, and blew 1t open with guupowder. They
then secured all the money which it contained bat et
the papers and books undisturbed. Openiog the back
door into an alley way the hieves escaped unobserved
save by neiehbor's watchdog, who iad,at fran
tic desire to get at them. We understand that there ia
but one policeman stationed in that vicinity and he is
expected protect an property from Chatham square
through Pearl street to Pecksp Ferry, beat which
be canno. traverse properly than hour II
such c the fact there should be larger force OF po
iesmer employed in the Fourth Ward,
SEIZURE OF OBSCENE PAPERS Frequent CON- |
plants having lately been made to the police authorities
regarding an indecent publication known as The city
Life Sere l. ferts Of the Detective Police was detailed
10 find cut the Publishers and secure their arrest, On
Monday m'rnipg Re, in company With detectives Nc
Dcugsl, Bennets, and Sampson, proceeded 10 M. y
Arm stIee., where they arrested Benz luin Dixie and
William " Dayton, newsdea'ers and sgents for The
ctr L,e. The officers a'so seized the entire edition
o. tie last number Of that scurious sheet consisting of
about 5000 copiss The prisoners sege that they had
nothing to d. with the editing publishing of the
paper, AMI the responsible individual has not been
found The agents. however were taken before jas
tca QuackenbuSb, who held them for examination
UuDsoS RIVER RAILROAD INPRovgNEyrs.-The
Hudson River Railroad Company are aboat to carry
oat several important and mucIrneedsd improvements
for the benefit Of the stockholders and the public. In
order 10 accommodate the four grain grocery aud pro-
vision trade of the lower part of toe city, the Company
have pu chased the property known as Atlantic Gar.
den, fronting the Bowling Green, at the lower part
Of Broadway, and extending through to aud fronting
on Greenwich street. This, with the addition of some
property adjoining also purchased by the Company,
affords site 200 feet deep by 100 feet front and rear
on VIII a downtown freight depot viii be built, and
rssdy for occupation by midsummer.
The Hudson River freight cars will run TO aud from
this depot on the Ninth Railroad track, in "a.
turn for Ike privilege enjoyed by Mr.. Law up town,
on the Iudion River track This movement, aiken 10
coppec'icn with the new Produce ExcnaDge to be
established in the same locality, cannot fail 20 effect
very decided mproven ent In the deprecated real
estate If the First Ward; and this fact doubtless
very cogent reason why Gov. Nor gan made toe Ninth
avenue Railroad exception from the general veto