New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-14

executor, and he says OF her that he "never met
with person moro ecrupulously honest--wbite or
black" To remember the afflicted blind and r. con-
tribute, even in this humble way, 70 their relief,
points lesson which Others more fortunately cir
eumstanced, may take TO heart. Eve. Pose.
TIE PRoPosED EXTENSION OF CHURCH STREET.
"A number Of gentlemen opposed to the proposed
extension OF Church street met ct No. IA vesey
street on Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Joseph Weeks
called the meeting to order. He suggested that, in
order to give parties an opportunity of preparing
themselves TO argue upon the subject, pro and con.
il would he we'll to have Q uionta's tune He pro-
duced q hiap Of the proposed improvement, and
avowed himself in favor OF it d the assessments
should not be levied at higher rate than 800 lot.
His estimate Of the cost OF the improvement was
$500, 900. If he should prove 10 be mistaken, he
would OPPOSE the project. Mr.. Labagh said thst he
uude rstood the project to be based upon railroad
scheme. Other gentlemen appeared 10 oe under the
same impression. The argument against The opening
will be resumed before The Committee on streets q
the Board Of Aldermen, next Tuesday.
NISrrY.sEyEsrB NEw-YoRK VoLuSrKERs.-This
regiment is expected to arrive here to-day. We
append list Of the officers:
Colonel Charles Wbeelock; Lieutenant Colons 'onn
spoaord; Major Chss Northup; Adj1t:nt ChSs nncni
y Fsrtu:on; Surgeon =; As'i'sanssurs''n.
E%.r e. s.wyer, ID Lpas.nsns' Cha: b. Fsntoo
Company BCsptain A. Dsyan P.rsons, Let Lieutenant
LS SS"R.T Roman eTt I.a.a.s. aadfs~ Wood
Dwight ). Fsyiii ID Li.u.sp..t, I.ssc Hall ,,-.
Company E-SsP'sin; Richard Jones' ones Il Lisussn'at
Company F-Csp,aIn Stephen g. Hu,chinson 1t Llsutsn
spencer "a ss.en sS Gee W Skinner: Fran.
chs Murphy +; I'd lieutenant. John +. Norton.
SsR. nS a Lss. Ia
Company I-Cspsin, Jas Le.in; LIST Lieutenant 10
neyn Roof "a Losi; c'p 2: so,.,.,,
Warren; I'd Lieutenant. Rush p. Csdy.
AWoxAy BEATEN on TIE STREET.-At late
hour on Wednesday night the officers found Hannah
Conner living on the street ct the lower end OF the
Park, in an apparentlphelpless condition. She said
that she had been beaten by Fourthavenue switch
tender. She was taken TO her residence, No. la
Worth street.
FIRE IN FIRST srREEr.--About Il o'clock yester.
day afternoon the Oyster saloon Of David iahan, No.
IS First street, was discovered 10 be on ire. Tho
saloon and the building sustained damage 70 the
amount of about 500. Both insured. The building
Is owned by Washington Dubois.
ARREST OF FouR Enthusiastically Officers
ounsberry Of the Tenth Precioct and Godfrey Of the
Kelly john o Brien Michael Kuz aud VIM. Collins on
of having broken open the door of the redenee Of
Mary Smith, Ne. l4I Ludlow steet and stosn therron az
tcies wearing sppsrsi aid jewsy 70 the vaus Of S ~
III. property found persons Of the sccuseo ihey
were before Justice Steers at Essex MsIfet Police
Court Who committed them ia default Of $500 bail each
CoRosERs CAsEs.-Coroner Collin yesterday
h.J an i,on., an the body Of Tho. Jas Wilkes On Epssh
boy 10 years months old formerly residing No ~
Bank street Deceased fell from pile Of timber In e't
while ayns his Kite The Jury rendered verdict OF
death from eoGcuss,on OF the brain.
Also Of No co Mansn street, the body Of Cshsrine
Shelter child year aud months old VII, 81 nom burns
received while playing with matches in the absence OF her %
rents. Ves dict accidental death.
REAL Estate SALES, March 13.-By A. j.
Blescker Son Co-House and 10. on N. side isihst,
west Of 6lh-sv, S6-25v