New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-16

forcing his very bowels out OF ME aouvino'' ~
cylinders were abou three inches apart OF course ne
,yas rsantlv .xnct He was about % years OF age,
and il is not known that he left any iaii'y'
VtsIr To THE FLOATING HosPiTAL.-A number 81
gentlemen. among whom were Peter Cooper esq,
Drs. Francis Buck, Sayre, and Others visited on
Monday the floating hospitalship Florence Nightingale,
which was used last year for Quarantine, and now
lies M anchor at Red Hook They found the ship in
admirable order for the purpose for which she was de-
signed and it was the unanimous opinion OF the party
that she s perfectly adapted TO protect the city from
the introduction Of exotic diseases. II will be new
evidence Of municipal misgovernment If, with such
means ready at hand, measures are not Immediately
taken Co. &C. -; lie protection Of the port.
SOCIETY OF Brass FISIsHERs SPisSERs, AND
FouyDERs.-The regular weekly meeting of the above
society of mechanics working in brass was held last
night at Military Hall in the Bowery the the chief OBJ
iect of the meeting according to the CALL being to de-
wise means of arrestingthe present
of their wages Much indignation was expressed at
the action of certain boss, who threatened 20 dis
charge all his hands who belonged to this society
An eloquent member discussed upon the pfih.'
cipe that mechanics should unite, have conn.,
dence in each other demand their rights, &C;
with reference 10 the boss referred 10,
he thought II would 90 MN pOOu ne koe eoou
ing which sentiment apparently the sense OF the
meeting, as they applauded the speaker loudly About
| a half dozen new names were enrolled, making the
total number belonging to the society lSa large pro
portion of whom were present. The prices received
| per week are from "a 10 $40. The workmen wish i
understood that they not on strike nor do they III
tend TO be for the present. The officers Of the society
| are Chas f. Oxiey President +. A. Streeter Secre
tary, and ThOs. w. Thompson Treasurer.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, May Is
1860 by Adrian H Muller ~
2iots ~ s. 2Stht 100 It. Of 1st-av, each rs by es -
/ lot adjoining, rs BY $50. Us S
lots adjoining each 25 by 49, each.......'.'. ~
Plots adjoining, each Shy 939 ach....''.''''' ~
lots adjoining each IS by 9a9, i4s
lot adjoining, Is by 40
Hot adjoining Is by 1853
2io adjoining each o5 by 9S9 with the water right in
lots SH n ii8h..t loo n Of iav each rs byiOOlo
ots adjoining each Is by icoc g
lots adjoining each Is by loolo ~
lots l9tht, l45 IT, of lstav, each Is by lcoo z,
2ots adjoining each Shy 100 TO- each $
lots adjoining each rs by loolO,
lot sdS9iag 2S By 5s9 IL ;oCc 81 81
lots doning each q by l0OlO, each..'..''''' 81
lot adjoining p by ''''''
lots : s. Ilth las of tayr each Is by lOOlO, 70
iots adjoining each as by 100 TO- each g
lots I'D joining, each rs by 100 100
lots adjoining each Is by IS, Z;
lott os "aSns on ist each IS by ioco 2!
lots adj oinng each rs by l0OlO each..;
lot n W cor nth-st and ltavr eaeh.........' y
lot adjoining on ay Is by lco' .''''''''''''''''
lot adjoining rs by 100. ~
lot " cor lstsy, ll2th, ISL BY 100 :,
The above ael viii be continued this day, 10th lust, at
o'clocE, It the Merchants Exchange
, M1yoR POLICE IrEMs.-Francis Stanley was al
Yesterday charged with having broken nto the premise
1 ia csred of were