New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02


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Casks and shipped 10 New.York subjected great and
perous disasters by and shipwrecked on hey esi
but finally collected together and ght safely here ~
this metropolis Of science and scay characters humbus
and Iydrargoses and may be actually seen II Al ~
wondrous length cooled up in the shape OF Fo!Aaco'
lion in the Apollo Saloon.
Joking apart as the man said the Hyena, we have
seen and at,envey examined this wonderful sSee'o"'
and assure our readers that is well worth seeing III
Koch il. deserving great credit for hs industry and per
severance in bringing light these vast evidences oil an
Antediuyian # not Preaiamite creation TO gaze !"
these vestges Of past distant that the mind ceases I"
AZ, when you would attempt to calculate it Ike hitting
the curtain OF eternity and exercising for On instant one
Of the attributes Of Omniscence
i-y5- The call far great Temperance Mass Meet
ng in the Park last evening under the auspices Of the
General Temperance Council was cheeriuly resPonoeu
to by thousand. Of our Fellow Citizens who assembled
in obedience to the cry of Newiork expects every zee
to,ar TO do his duty listen the addresses OF eo
ouen, friends Of the great and good platform
had been erected in front OF the City Hall upon "nlch
were the Speakers and the following officers oil the
Meeting DIR A. D. Wilson President d. Mcleod ana
A C. Flanagan, Vice Presidents C. p. Gardner ana H.
T. Trail Secretaries. III. o'clock the President open
ed the meeting with very few genera remarks upon
its object which followed by song from Mr " Val
dron styled The Temperance Tree. Mr. Leboeus
Chapman Of Jersey City, made the first address IN very
happy strain expressing his qualification At meeting 80
large and respec table audience and urging upon every
auditor the importance OF adherng TO the pledge ct
touch not not handle not the Intoxicating bowl
! Mr. Powers next sang the "Drunkards Welcome
The President then introduced his old friend AleXsn
der Welsh better known sandy Welsh whose re-
/ iyp dfcff cd A.
they were by his experience Of the truth of what
he urged. He depicted IN most touching language the
dangers and msercs Of the moderate drnker-spoke OF
his recent successful efforts among the sailors OF our
city l6 900 of whom have signed the pledge under his
observation at the Roosevest Church-snd concluded
with most pathetic appeal TO the multitude TO come
forward aud sign the pledge.
At this period large delegation from the Young Mems
Cold Spring T. A. Society, Of Canast arrived win
Band of Music Washington Brass Band and very
splendid banner with picture representing three ladies'
| drawing water from fountain with the following IN
scrption Come and psrske of Natures pure bever
age-it comes from Heaven. The Band were assigned
place upon the platform and subsequently, gave some
rich music between the remarks Of the several speak
| After Mr. Mckinneys song OF the Fallen Drunkard'
| Mr. William t. Dodge spoke in appropriate terms OF
Ireland and trusted that own land would soon eN
| pcricnce equally happy change
| Mr. Abraham Often the next speaker, and he pre-
very glowing picture OF the home OF the drunk
| ard and the miseries OF his family.
! The principal Speaker OF the evening, Hon. Mr.
Cary of Ohio then by saying that il made him feel
| good all such large and respectable au
dory before him. and but for the fact that he was used
to such assem5ages IN the great work Of Temperance
Reformation he feared the spectacle would cause HIM to
| burst the buttons of his vest When he was achid his
after the morning invocation Of Divine Aid Tor the
day failed to pass round the tanzy bers urging
his children TO taste it, bur now great change has been
wrought-a reformation that stop-you might
soon attempt to damn the mighty Niagara with pitch
fork HIS hits upon the Arsocracy of the day very
sarcastic and upon the fashionable hquorseing hotels
equally severe We have the space write oHi
notes which regreti he exceedingly felicitous
point which the audience appreciated by the cries Of
20 on whenever he spoke Of closing, and three times
| three cheers when he did sit down. lie occupied
hour and a halt in his speech the close OF which Mr.
H. H. Denson OF this City offered the following Prean-
| ole and Resolutions
the friends of Temperance in this state have
recently bad rejoice IN the passage of high
" important Law. giving TO the people Of each town and
city except Newly ork full control OF the traffic IN IN
| luxlcsing drinks:
And rhereas the citizens of New York who equal.
in an intellectual point Of those OF other
and the state. and are. therefore. equally cspa
bic of comprehendIng and acting upon this important
subject have been cut of from all participation IN the
otDehs OF the Law
And rhereas There reason 70 be ieve that strong
effort vii be made by those interested in perpetuaing
the liquor traffic, 10 elect 10 the next Legislature
with direct reference TO obtaining real OF the whole
law therefore
R.solred, That the law IS good one, far as It
goes
Rssolred That it shall not bc repealed.
B,sored That it shall be- rendered perfect by striking
out that clause which excludes It's benefits the City
| OF New York.
Upon the question OF their acceptance being put one
tremendous shou, confirmed the favor with which they
| were received
Three more cheers given for Mr. Cary, when the
President introduced Rev. c. W Denson. Editor OF
the sheet Anchor nj Boston who treated the suhec,
very strong with reference political and
the close of his remarks 10 o'clock the Meeting adj
journed til. President announcing II Mass Meeting IN
rumpkns Square Monday evening next and also
that Hon Mr.. Cary would address audience at the
| Tabernacle tomorrow "wednesday evening II the
building can De procured.
The utmost good feeling pervaded the meeting and
the immense auditory separsted, the more deeply i'm
| pressed with the Importance of the subject which had
| called them together.
o We see nothing in Reporters notes of
he Common Council donss last evening worthy OF spe
cia record We suppose will be gratifying the
merous friends Of that body, however 10 state that
| has officially returned TO town.
| tF@CoL f. L. snow at O'Clock Yesterday morn
Ing iook from the al Clifton Beach Staten Island
the body OF small boy sged about 10 years He
ic sed. supposed to have been drowned Nhile bathing
" The September term ofthe Court OF General
sessions commenced yesterday before the Recorder and
Alderman Seaman and Rich. with the following calen-
lar For forgery robbery , burglary. IA bieamy,
grsnd larceny ID felony. 3 fraud , receiving stolen
soci Is, petii larceny, perjury. making Il new
cases old cases ls-Tosl old and new. - The
Grand jury sworn for their months business, and
Of the II summoned upon the Peri Jury only - appear
| 81 o. serye-the defsulters were severaliy nned.
| , The Court of Oyer and Terminer opened
yesi"rdsy for special term before Judge Parker and
Adj rfnen Messerole and Compton. Hodskns and
Livingston. the young charged with murder. 10