New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16
1-s1rERsAIIsr MIssloNARr socIETY.-The reg !.

I.r monthly meeting OF this Society was held on Mon
s.v evening in the Elizabeth St Church Rev : l.
the Societys Missionary, gave very ia'eS
.s-,,- arcoup. of his Abors il Sullivan bocksno anu
Drtcbass Counties. There said he upward o. 'ofy
places IN these Cour ties ard their vicnies where meet
ing may BE- held and the Society only needs tae
70 employ number OF Missionaries 10 give prosperity
ard pernsaence to their Cause in these pisces All TIE
meetings held on his lAs through the above CoGn
were yerSaHieFoas'y attended n0'"'ihs'An'.p "a
the westher IA Axceedinsly unfsvorabe- Among the
Elects OF tuversas: preaching IN these quarters &c
mentioned the h6ers,zins influence il had upon the
preaching of other denominations Altogether his he
mort Ssvs the IN ends much encouragement, 70 pers<vere
An sppesl inside 10 the unversass OF THIS cry and
II. vicinity TO exert themselves add TIC the ess 81 the
Society by memberships and contributions Cormu'
pics.ious r,av be addressed the Missionary Rev :
C sulkley nE-sug or 70 Re- O a skinner cores
popdiuy Secretary New.York. Remarks were made ey
Rev. O 4 Skinner. Mewy;es Esypsr Henry Lyoa, and
Mss,rs Eli. Osklev Dsusrest snd others-stier which
the sos,x S;iou-,ed to meet on the second MonGsy
evening in Isausry ST. the Fourth s.; Church Vetween
Avenues sni {
AN Acr OF JrsrycE RgeuIRgo-The gallant
sailors who attempted :, their osr imminent peril 10
rescue the passengers snG OF TIE stesmbost Allan.
snsck in The EFFORT and narrowly escsped with their
lives subectns themselves severe injuries snd
nigh: o; peril and suffering now responsible for the
value Of the smack which they borrowed for the oecs'
sion They are mainly poor men, many OF them be-
longing TO this port snd they ought at ess 10 be shield
ed BY a generous public from pecuniary loss which
they can scarcely bear Who will ske the lead in get
ing up subscription to pay for that boat
To he Editor Of TIE Tribune.
In publishing in The Tribune this morning Sst of
delinquent tenants of the Corporation from ths Con-
,roler report to the Board Of Assistants you :smsrk
From the report viii be seen that upward OF 100000
are due the City for rcnts-sn amount which we think
does not speak we'll for the City officers who tarr these
matters in charge
This observation rejects entirely upon tha present
CITY officers rs you have omitted the dates when these
delinquencies occurred BY reference the report it
will be seen that but small portion of the amount be-
came due since May lsl5 and that the delnquencics
have accumulated during period of fourteen years
The rents collected during such lime have exceeded
100000 consequently the rent III arresr Is only about
% per considerable portion OF which Is secured
by bonds upon which suits have been instituted tor tue
recovery OF the amount due.
is not always IN the power OF City officers TO en-
trey prevent arrears however responsible may be the
lessee or their sgrCtcs for Il thy disposed to
fuse payment from any prcteNL or from alleged inter
ference The part the Corporation with their rights
the collection mus, necessarily BE- dependent upon the
result OF suits which all know tardy in their pro
gress JOHN EVEN COhTouer'
GANEs-Mark H. Newman X Co 100 Broad
way have published several games Tie New
World" Game of Rings" Errand Boy and Young
Traveller" which are we'll calculated afford
ment to the family circle in the long winter evenings
With the young folk; this amusement IS highly pop
Il he
they nave beer introduced into several schools
NEW ACCOUNT BooKS.-Ncwy formed business
firms or those who are about to renew their account,
books Should examine the stock offered for sale by Rich
& Loutrcl Maiden lane. Equal in quality to those of
any maker they sold atprices which render
it economy To buy Them Some OF the largest
mercantile firms in town have used these books and
speak IN the hishes, terms OF them
~ We learn that the New orl Observer of
this week to contain an elaborate reply by Prof Bush
to an article tina, recently appeared in that paper
ragning his Statement, in The Tribune respecting young
Davis the distinguished CairyOyant II will comprise
elaborate of of the most remarkable
facts OF that singular case
LANDNG or CoLUMBUs.-We are requested to
state in consequence OF Mr. Vanderlyu's having
linquished the intention OF taking his painting Boston
its exhibition will be continued in this city for week
longer
~ There was an alarm last evening that the
Aston House was on trs-bu, it amounted 10 nothing
e SWoRI gave his first Concert in BALTIMORE
last evening.
II H. II. Van AMRNGE. Esq. OF Pittsburgh
Pa will address the National Reormers their meet
ing, Croton Hail. this evening the subject of Land
Reform. lie IS very able and interesting speaker.
THE FRENCH SUfFERERs--We hope that no
word OF ours necessary to draw crowded audience
to the Church OF ST Vincent Paul in Canalst This
Evening Concert takes ace there possessing in it
self ordinary attractions and the profits OF which
be devoted to the survivors OF the terrible in
undatons in France.
II The ALsISo CONCERT, advertised in our
paper for several days past must be curious and
esting affair. 1t takes place this evening a, Minerva
Rooms 400 Broadway. Read the advertisement.
II The APoLLoNEoSs had very fine house at
the Tabernacle asst evening imagine that were
at least thousand persons present These astonishing
little creatures destined To get UP rore New.
York before thee have done wthit
70 Mr. PERssE oithe firm Of Persse & Books.
fractured his leg yesterday by being Knocked down ana
By loaded cart in the lower part OF the city
The fracture adjusted by medical friend and the
gentleman home a carriage
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
~ Mr. BOYLE gong ahead finely we see Ia
Brooklyn with his Lectures and Teachings on Phono
graphy. He has evidently created d deep interest in
the subject there
II The quarters OF the st Reg at Fort Hamil
ton Visited BY great number the citizens OF Brook
in and vciny. VITO have relatives friends therein