New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

" The Horticultural Society Of Hassdctn n.
sets celebrated their l7th anniversary and entertained
their friends Friday, at magnificent festival IN Ia
neu Hall Among the invited guests Hon. Edward
Everett, Hon Daniel Webster Hon Thomas A. Davis,
Rev Mr. Choules Hon Nathan Appleton sat on the LEFT
of the chair the venerable Mrs. Alexander Hamilton,
President Quincy, Hon j. g Palirey, Rev DIR Goldman
Rev DR. Parkman Hon. :. II. Valley, jun al the right
of the chair Several of these gentemeI were accom-
panied by their wives and other ladies of their families
Mr. Webster and Mr. Everett entered after the company
were seated and were received enthusiastically.
Marshall +. Wilder, Of Dorchester President OF the
Society presided. A blessing was invoked by Rev. Or
Goldman of Dorchester The company then despatched
the good things with which the tables Were saeh h'ef
which MIR Wilder made shor, address and then an
nounced toast complimentary 10 our worthy overnor
George n Briggs. who was not present 1ohn ". al
frey. Esq Secretary OF state. responded 10 me SEM
ment and made handsome allGsion 10 the return OF
his Exceency Edward Everett 10 his native shores
which was received with applause. he was followed oy
Mr. Everett in a lew happy remarks. M h'ereu was was
most cordially and heartily welcomed HON pane1
Webster succeeded him snd made short speech res
pondnc 10 a sentiment calling him the =" Msrsnncd ar
mer." Remarks followed from his Honor Mayor DAVIS
Rev. Or. Goldman. Rev. Mr. Chouies. Mr.. hannins' OF
New Orleans. Hon r. c. Winthrop. Hon Caleb Gushing
Hon Jonathan Chapman. Mr. Mead. Of New York, de
leeate from the American Institute. and others.
letter read by the President from ; Appleton
ESQ spooszing for being unable 10 attend the festival
and enclosed in il was check for $1,000 which sum he
wished invested and the interest 70 DC AWARDED anhu-
ally in premiums. by the Society.
Mr. Wets by leave OF the PRESIDENT introduced 70
the company the daughter Of Gen Phillip Schuyler and
widow of Hon Alexander Hamilton, and wished her
health prosperity and long lie. which sentiment WIS
drank in cold water, the beverage OF the occasion
CHURCH DIssESsIoSs-The ST. Louis Repuo
lean that discussions exist in one Of The eihodt
churches in that city which have led unpleasant dli
fcrences These dssensions have out OF The sep
araon of the church which. readers know was
dec ared by convention at Louisville last sprin. and IN
which the slave question was the moving por'
non OF the congregation of the church in the First ard
adhere 10 the old organization and oppose the separation
another and the larger portion acqucsee in IT, Within
A few DAYS such OF the trustees as antisepsrson
ISIS got possession Of the keys of the church, house
used for thai purpose locked IL and when the minister
appeared for the purpose Of performing his clerical tunc
tons they refused him admission. The majority Of the
,ru.ees who belong TO the other party Afterwards got
together proceeded the church forced open the doors
and pui new locks upon themoi which they have now
Tho tovs Whs, move viii next be made u hard 10 say
~ Nszrod Hughes, prophet who made a
great sensation by predicting thar the Judgment would
come in 1911 died lately Abingdon Va He was oil
Obscure origin grew to manhood in obscury, and IKE
A passing meteor he made grand display, then re-
spsed back again 10 his native obscurty ana 'ed sbd
died unhonored and unknown