New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

difference and hsnes difference Of option s'rs- IhS
was lost and the resolutions were adopted: Tbs 6oao
then adjourned
GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRAT1oS-This day
should be marked with white stone BY the friends OF Tenn
persnce The National Jubilee Of the Sons Of Temper
suca takes place to-day and have right to expect
from our knowledge OF tie preparations one Of the most
beautiful and impressive passanes The City has ever wit
messed thrill OF calm, pure, refreshing pleasure TOO
will 80 through the hssr, Of tho spectator as be rejects
that this display hss BLOODY meaning nor Is not 10 DC
,t-toped Of It's fair rnen: 10 30 clad In mourning and
tescla:on but that its progress continually iFo soo
70 better that its only warfare is wsged assns me COM
mon enemy Of an-th.; its trophies, Instead OF shape
less and disgusting heaps OF slain. are fair and cheerful
ranks OF Twins hsrpy rescued under is banners OIL
peace from worse than death With such thoughts as
these we rsv indeed De pIcud the Temperance Cause
and proud OF he glorious f,e that to-day celebrates It's
triumphs.
Our friend Of the Morning News furnishes US With the
following details respecting the Affair." to-day The sons
OF Temperance are very large body and are srorS IN
every portion of the Uuien. Nearly every Safe VIII &c
represented BY strong force Those OF our readers ee
OF viewing procession will do well 10 preserve ihs
outline OF the The National Division which taxes
lead In the procession, will form at the JUNCTION oi
HUDSON and Chambers at o'clock, when he process
sion will take up is line OF march through hudson's''
Eshth-avenue, FOur;een,h-st. Unicn-pars. around
Union park, down Broadway Bonds,. through Bond
St to Bowery down Bowery to Grandst through Grand
s. 70 East Broadway, down East Broadway and Chatham
S. to the Park where there viii be singing and addresses
ey several distinguished individuals which divisions
will be dismissed with the oenedic;on.
e. The splendid steamship SoUrHERyEK will
be launched this morning O'clock from the shipyard
OF wm II Brown. She measures lS1 feet keel 207 feet
over all 30 feet beam and "a feet hold She built en-
pressy the Charleston trade and is tted up for the
accommodation Of 100 passengers She is worthy col
league of the beautiful Palmetto.
q The story that Fi,z Greene Hallock is about
TO start weekly paper In this City. Is generally contra
dicted by literary who know him. says the Morning
News.
e The day route hence TO Boston by the Long
Island Railroad Is decidedly popular with the travelling
public the BY the Express train 10 made in ten
hours from City to City, while every attention to the ease
and comfort passengers rendered by the sen,cmany
Conductors The hour OF departure from the
(New-York side) is VI.
r" The friends of Temperance along the line Of
the Procession to-day will render essential service by
furnishing /. boun,iiu supply of Croton water.
e The Pennsylvania Deleg atoms, some five or
Grand National Jubilee of Temperance arrived
on the southern Train yesterday afternoon and proceeded
up Broadway with banners and badges making very fine
and imposing appearance.
Eg Service, morning and evening. is performed
every day the week in Trinity Church The seats
excet on the Sabbath free.
Cy A grand Jubilee Concert is to be given by
Miss A. WILSON al. Columbian Hall. 263 Grsnd.st this
evening" Dune g.. The leading features of the entertain
that Temperance friends least enough of them
to ELL the will conclude the celebration OF their Ma.
tons Jubilee by attendance upon Miss wilson's Con-
cert
q NIBLos GARDEN was thronged last nigh,
NewYork. The performances went OF in fine style and
every body seemed pleased. The Raves were received
with great applause. We predict for Nblo brilliant and
profitable season.
II GEORGE HENRY DERwoRr will give Con
cert This Evening the Apollo Saloon assisted by other
emnen, artists. See advertisement.
'PATEST DooR-PADs.-Such is the name given
TO an Ingenious invention patented by Mr.. ]. Fraser
Chatham. square, to exclude and the bot
toms of doors and easements, rendering the floor of
any other part which It Of
he while OF air Is entering under the door.
The cost IL but a rifle, and should think this
invention would be generally adopted. Tie door is
only made light by II but Kept Notwithstanding any
future shrinking.
GENERAL SESSIONS Yesterddy.-John Derrick,
indicted for highway robbery, convicted or grand
larceny. Jacob " Plate. tried for obtaining a
large amount goods from various NewYork merchants
by falne pretences The case Is not concluded.