The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-09
The Religious Anniversaries.

The Religious Anniversaries.
1912.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 9.-Americsn Seaman's Friend
society-Tabcrnacle, half past O'Clock.
TUESDAY, MAY lo-Ncw York and American Sunday
School Union, procession O'Clock p Nj. Tabernacle
American Antslavery Society .Tabernacle,lo O'Clock
Foreign Evangelical Society Dutch Reformed church
corner Fourth street and Lafayette Place half past seven
American and Foreign Antislavery Society. Church
corner Thompson and Houston streets half past
Pm.
/ WEDNESDAY, 1l.--Amercan Tract Society Tabernacle,
General Peace Meeting Wednesday May 18th, four
O'Clock NJ in the Pearl street church between Broad
American Home Missionary Society Tabernacle, half
past O'Clock. Pm
New York Colonization Society.Middle Dutch church
half past o'clock, p NJ.
American Female Moral Reform society--Hou.ion
street church, half past P. NJ
New York Committee of Vgilance--Church corner Of
Leonard and Church streets half past O'Clock p NJ
THURSDAY l2th--American Bible Society Tabernacle
Exhibition of the Pupils of tho New York Institution
for the Instruction of the Deaf and DumbTabernace,
American Education society-Tabcrnacle, half past
O'Clock .P. NJ.
oi ISpAT l3hAmeriean B. c. F. M~Tabernacle 10
New York Academy of Sacred Music. Tabernacle. half
past o'clock, 2. NJ.
MTLTARY MovEMENrs,-Mai. Gen. Z. =. Gaines,
commanding the Southern division of the u. s. Ar
my, left here on Wednesday morning last, on the
steamboat John Jay, arrived at Van Buren, on FRI
day morning, and probably reached Fort Smith on
the same day.
Col. Bomford and Capt Mordecai, of the t. S
Ordinance Department, who arrived here on We'd
nesday morning last, for the purpose of inspecting
the T. > Arsenal, having accomplished the object
OF their VISIT LETT the same evening on the steam
boat Herschel, on their return down the Arkansas
-Arkansas Gazette, AprH2J
NAVAL NEws-The Singapore correspondent of
Boston paper writes that the L. 5. brig Porpoise,
Commander Rlnggo!d and Oregon, Carr, part Of
the Exploring Expedition, arrived there Jan. 10Th
all we'll The Constitution and Boston were also
at that port Also, that intelligence was received
the 9th that the Vincennes, with the schr Flying
Fish, had arrived at Manila, and were to sail in five
or six days.
MARsHALL-have been addressing crowds during the
last week upon the subject of Temperance and pro-
duccd an excitement and effect nearly equal that pro-
duced by sherman's Lozenges The effect differs how
ever in this that their arguments will most probably
hundreds from the drunkard's grave; while that pro-
duccd by Sheman Lozenges is TO those who have
been reduced TO the brink OF the grave by disease
store them to health. These incompatible articles may
be had a, the Doctors office LOG Nassau Agents
Redding Boston; Burgess, Philadelphia; Reed Baltimore;
and Frank Taylor Washington City.
QC}- CHATHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comedy
of London Assurance will be performed this evening"
the first time this theatre and the unusually strong
cast OF characters and conviction that Thorne viii
put II on the stage in splendid regards
| and appointments we doubt not that il win attract
crowded houses for several nights. We pleased
see that Mr. Lambert is engaged at this theatre He is
of the very best actors in his line have had
in this country, and anticipate much pleasure from
his performance OF Sir Harcourt County, open House,
the and favorite vaudeville concludes the perform
ances and the rush. will undoubtedly be great this
evening good places can only be secured by early
tendance.
o. A SAD REDICAMENT.-Unlessth the ever in.
dustrious and energeca Barnum Of the American Niu
scum desistg from heapng on the extra novelties and at
with kindness. Already his immense establishment is
crowded during the day, and overlooking night Tint
wonderful fortune telling little witch of Gypsy Girl
half the town crazy and draws crowds the Museum
but Barnum, not content with this. engaged the comica
Wnchell who Is the best Yankee in America and with
him also engaged the pretty singer Miss Resale and Ce
este the charming dancer These attractions drew
crowds--but, first knew 500 living SQUIRRELS from
Ohio added TO the novelties and after getting bills
printed on Saturday the manager concluded that this be-
ing race week he would distance all competors so
he engaged company of Indians and Squews 10 asst in
making the most supendous collection of attractions
put forth a. one place in New York This giving the
allest two shillngs worth Of amusement heard
90 HILLS NEW YORK MUsEUM.-Yanke Hill is
mdeiatgablc in his eyertions and notwithstanding the
crowded houses which have greeted him since he under
took the management he puts forth increased attraction
orths evening. The Lecture Room is fast becoming the
most fashionable resort in town. The wonderful exhib
ton OF the Giant and Dw arr challenges the attention OF all
and as the city this week will be crowded with strangers
we expect to see thronged Museum every day. The
view of Switzerland superb effort OF art and OF itseli
worthy the attention and patronage OF the public The
fact is Hill has every thing in his own hand and while he
continues To the strong
may safely defy all competition By the way those letters
the front little ahead OF anything we have yet
The Kremlin Dining saloons,
No NO. III BROADWAY.-We acknow ledge the
ceiS of specal from Mr.. Coer Of this
bhmcnt-we should have said the Dining Rooms more
than any other) which puts in mind Of the Garden
Elem to call and him to day and try of his Ba
hama Turtle which he TO be served up in steaks
and soup peculiar 10 this establishment II 1t well
served the last he had Of which tasted
him he will have much hand at this evening We
will certainly call on Mr.. C. We prefer little roast
beef and plum pudding.
City Despatch Post,
as WILLIAM STREET.
PsiScP.L OrricE.-Lcers deposited before halfpas
halpast L. and halipast o'clock, will be for
delivery at Q, I and o'clock.
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