The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-08

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Anniversaries, May, Is43.
Mcnday, sh.
American seamens Friend Society.-Tabernacle,
7ir.M
Tuesday, oh.
American ntislavery Society-TsoernacLe ~ A. NJ
New York and American Sunday School Union
Children will assemble al Castle Garden and Broadway
Tabernacle at r Public exercises sIaoernacie,
7tr.M.
FOreig. Evangelical Society
American and Foreign Anti slavery society
American Trac, society~Tsbernscle loAM
American Home Missionary straightforward,
N Y Colonization society-Middle Dutch Church,
7tP.M
American Bible society-fabsrnacle. loan.
Exhibition OF the Pupils Of the New York Institution
for the instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb-Tabernacle
ar.
American Temperance Union Tabernacle 7ir.M.
American Philo Italian Society
Friday, I2fh.
A.B.CF M.-Tabernacle, 10 AM
American Society for Melioratng the Condition of the
Jews.-At II o'clock, at the Reformed Dutch Church,
corner OF Broome and Greene streets.
IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGToN-NEw APPOINT
MENrs FoRTHooMNe.-We understand that Presi-
dent Tyler and his Cabinet WILL in few days. make
the following new appointments in this city,
Edward Curtis, Minister to China.
Robert H. Morris, (now Mayor Collector of the
Port.
James Kelley, U. s. Marshal.
Eli Moore, Surveyor Of the Port.
M. M Noah, Charge to Constantnople.
Some democrat, U. 8. District Attorney.
Some of these may be uncertain, particularly that
of Noah, which would be peculiarly unpopular and
absurd He has been endeavoring to get the en-
dorsement oftIle Tammany Hall Committee and has
secretly promised toSuppor Van Buren,, therefore
but they laugh at him. Mr.. Kelly has got several
members of the Committee to sign his paper, and
so has Eli Moore. Mayor Morris stands on his own
hickory stick and 5000 majority.
Major Joe Hopkins is now at Washington moving
nightly in these matters 1t Is supposed there, that
the resignation of Daniel Webster land the appoint
ments named, would carry the ''young democratic"
ofNew York, hip and thigh, for Captain Tyler in the
Convention next May. Captain Tyler will discover
the real effect before next winter The whole Is as
amusing an affair as we ever remember to have seen
or heard Of on this side of Bellevue
Caucus MOVEMENTS. learn that the caucus
oil the new Corporation have nearly finished all their
appointments, so that they can 60 to work to-mor-
row at once, and cut of heads like radshes.
All their difficulties are nearly settled except per-
haps the Comptroller, City Collector, and Printer to
the Departments 1t is said that Alfred Smith is
named Comptroller, and c. Guon (the partner OF
Levi Sammy City Collector, (Tom Lloyd's old
pace) orprinter to the Departments Alderman
Boggs' man of straw, whose name is not yet known,
Is probably selected. Boggs can whip the devi!
round stump well as any saint we know Of
Great times tomorrow.
IMPORTANT PROM SING SNG-We learned last
evening by gentleman from Sing Sing, that Elan
Lyndes, of Onondaga, recently appointed Keeper of
Sing Sing State Prison, has not yet entered upon
the duties of his office, and it rumored Sing
Sing that he had refused to accept the Office. We
also understand that the office has been offered to
Thomas Marshall, the old keeper, who had refused
il, but proposed his contemplated brother-in-law,
MIR. Sherwood. The deputy keepers had nearly all
entered upon their duties, but the prison was still
under the charge of Captain Nc Duffie, the keeper
One of the convicts had attempted an escape, by
placing image of clothing in his bed, so to
semble himself, thus deceving the keeper and dodg-
ing out of the line before returning to his CELL The
fraud discovered by one of the guards, and the
'oSuC iouuu hiu III TIC ydIu VI TIC Pieou. L Hc
deputy keeper was then instantly discharged for
carelcssness and inattention TO his business
The VorK IN THE MCKENZIE CAsE.-We learn
that the inquiry in this case s still pending in Phi
ladephia, Captains Read and Gwyn both refusing
TO answer. The question of compulsion is to be ar.
gued before Judge King this week-and then de-
clded-N.B. Will any Philadelphia lawyer give us
report ofthe argument each day up to four O'Clock
in the afternoon, and send it to our agent (Zieber)
at that hourl
MUSICALE. w. Roster Secretary to the Phil
harmonic Society, gives concert at the Apollo
Rooms on Wednesday evening"
M Bley, highly celebrated velinist from Paris,
gives grand concert at the Apollo on Friday even
Ing. He will be assisted by Madame Sutton, who
will sing some OF her finest pieces NJ Bley is one
OF the most brilliant performers the VIOLIN IN the
new style that Is now.the most popular in Paris, and
All the purest musical circles in Europe
kYLE's CoNCERT-This artiste gives his annual
concert this evening at the Apollo. His programme
is of great interest," and must draw full house.
The LAKE TRADK.-The number of arrivals and
departures from Cleveland during the year 1912,
were 2,462. of which 1850 were steamboats,. The
amount of tonnage was Is GIL. and value of the ex
ports So, S5l $685. Of which 81 0l6, g76 went TO Ca
NADIA.
The losses on the lakes for the same period wer.
SIPS, 900, and 90 lives.