New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

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fireman with bis snowy red shirt, yesterday wac THO
Grst striking innovation noticed here 10 the wayo he'
since bo opening of the seasSn.
OEDSlNCr ToV TIyAs.-The schooner Mary r.
Hudson sailed yesterday 18Th for Fort johnson ie'
cargo eonssts of cannon and provisions, which she TOOK
IA from Governors Island. There IL also loading al
Governors Island deck the schooner Mary Porter.
She will take provisions and ordnance 10 Fort Jeer-
son.
Forg1H WARD REFCBrIcAN AssooILTIoS-Ths
Association met last evening at their old headquarters,
No. 2Is William street Dr. Louis Naunaun presiding.
Several gentlemen discussed the present state Of pohi-
ca affairs. The Association heartily indorsed The SEN
mens expressed by the speakers nfayor OF sustaining
the laws Of the country and against compromising with
traitors at the sacrifice principle. The action OF Sen
ator Foster in demanding the expulsion oftraitors fom
the floor Of the Senate was also approved.
.RrPrBLIcAS Central CLUB.-The Hon. John
Coyode not being present 10 address the Republican
Central Club last evening The meeting was turned INTO
social affair, with songs from the Glee Clnh, ana
speeches from several members of the C!ub-MestEs'
Tucker, Crow, and Beney.
BrVYrIr or TIE JSFBnlaTEs HoNT.-Mr. Cough is
advertised give Of his nnitabe lectures on En-
day evening Tor the benefit OF this institution. 1hih
worthy charity which for years past has been engaged
in retaining the fallen, and restoring them to paths OF
sobriey and usefulness appeals TO the public Tor
aid Let the appeal not be made in vain. g Inas-
much as We have done it Of these ny breth'
rem, We have done il unto me-
4 YorNG GIL SHOT ry DRUNgTy M,S.-AbOpt
g O'Clock last evening German named Jacob Iraub,
residing in the upper part Of the building No. lIJ
Boyery while in a state Of inoxicaiion went into the
cap store Of Mr.. Deee in the basement of the same
house, and without any cause OF prorocaon threat
ened 10 kill the boy who wac in charge of the place.
Some words ensued between the two, when Hannah
Delee girl about fourteen years OF age nterfered,
which go exasperated Traub that be drew pistol from
his coat pocket and discharged at the girl Several
of the shot took effect in her neck and cine fell to the
floor, excaiming, " I'm killed y
The discharge of firearms and the cries o. the boy
soon brought assistance 10 the spot. Iraub was ar
rested by Officers Knight and Lommers Of the Tenth
Ward, who were quickly on hand. DIR. Waterman
was called IN and succeeded in extracting several Of
the shot from the wound, which, though severe, will
not ssarily prove fatal The girl was subsequently,
conveyed To the NewY9rk Hospital by the police, and
TIaub wac locked up in the Tenth Ward staon'lioute
WHoIEsALI Arrest or GAnBLERs.-0n Monday
night Capt Caflfey Of the Fifteenth Precinct with
number of his men, made descent upon the gambling
saloon kept by George Beers, a, No. Clinton place
About forty persons were there congTegaied taking
more or less interest in the edfying game of faro,
which is played there. The police seized upon the
gambling paraphernaa, consisting Of cards, dealing
boxes checks &C.. aud took about thirty persons into
custody. These wclljressed scoundres claimed 10 be
gentlemen and insisted that they should be released
upon their recognizances TO appear in the morning.
but the Captain was deaf 10 their entreates. They
were all marched to the Fifteenth Ward Staon-liouse,
and locked up for the night. Yesterday morning they
were all taken before Justice Connolly when the pro-
pre,or was held in $500 to answer and the spectators
were held in $500 70 appear as wnesses at the trial.
AWFUL GsppEER.-It il now several years since
the gentleman whose name heads THE article gave up
all ection with the pugstic void and sndeayorcd
10 lead different life from that which be had been
been leading for years previous Ills reformation wac
doubted by come at the time bnt believed IL 10 be
sincere as wac stated at the time. Friends who took
an interest in Mr.. Gardnere reform, did oil they could
10 assist and encourage him. and through their eAer-
,ions be took charge Of reading and coheeroom, in
| the New Bowery, which establishment, under Mr..
Gardners management has been the means Of reform
ing Of the worst characters we have ever had IN
in This city Of vice and crime. Mr. Gardner has worked
hard and zeaousy for the in which be embarked
and he has had the satisfaction of knowing tina, E
efforts in the cause of morality have been successful
as the most ardent could desile. But the work bas
been too seyere-ls mental energies have undergone
severe trial and of late he has giSen symptoms Of
| mind diseased For several weeks past LIE has been
unable TO attend to his usual duties and during part
of he time has been confined 10 bis be under medical
attendance. Slight evidences Ct insanity have made
themselves manifest, and last week it determined
to remove him from the city On Saturday last there.
FORE he was taken 10 mountainous part Of Pennsyl
vania where, il is 20 be hoped, relaxation from the
! csres of business and residence IN a more healthy
atmosphere, may recupera,e bis physical and mental
10 Which he las Of late yeaIs devoted himself. In the
meantime the Fourth Ward Institution will continue
heretofore bu, under the superntendenee Of another
| gentleman. - M j. ChPpT'
] FIRE IN WEST TwESTY.sIxIH Sfftff.-Yester.
day afternoon fire occurred in the molding mill Of
Robert Marcher, Nos. 22l and 223 West Twenty-sixh
street. in consequence OF the explosion Of gas
|, which had generated in the boiler. The damage sus
are fully insured.
occurred in the dwellingbouse Of Broomo and
Marlin Streets in consequence of accident which
4 happened TO q woman named Bridget Mal0Dey. il aP
pears that she was kindliDg fire for the purpose OF
preparing breakfast when her clothes gnited from the
1 stove and in oment she was enyeopcd in blaze
Her loud and piercing screams brought help ~ the
spot bnt before the flames could be exringuished ,he