New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02
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in The Chapel Of tie Uuioa Theological Seminary norn
i1g and evening
ye-tr<r.' ClG-ah, Ros.eref,s;-Aurivsrsary Of the
Sunday Scaool attached 70 this church. Sermon 81
Rev. Dr. Par,on. q; :: P NJ
Fs.-.s CossrtscticRel ciurch-tDr. WsLsce's.(-
Dedication service by the Pastor 81 10. O'Clock 4 II
Rev. NJ. Thompson VIII preach 81 o'clock P. NJ
Orchard 81, Ua:rs-.alist CkE-ea.-Rev O. A. Skinner
viii presch morning and afternoon. Morning subject
Recognition and Relation of friends IN Heaven
S. Jras,s Car-cG %. V>-The Sixth in series OF
Di.courses en Trac;s1ians will be delivered in tbs
church Sunday evening. May Sd
Fro Cczs-ezc:io=a! Church, Salitra7 s--Rsv : u.
Cochran vii preach morning and evening.
- Well First OF May is over; but the conse-
ouences Of its tremendous upheavilg OF The very ee
u,ents Of society will remain :or days and weeks IKE
the zrcunds~el aer storm a, ses. But then there Is
DO sympathy for those who have escaped shPwreck 10
matte. bow much damage By wind and water they may
have ,usered-aud SO the les., said about them the
better
MEDlcAL-At special meeting of the Medical
Society on Wednesday lsst tie following gentlemen
were elected Delegates the National Medical CoEre
os. 70 meet in this City on The frst Tuesday in May
James R. Manly Isaac Wood, John w. Francis bepJs-
min Drake Gilbert Smith. W. w. Miner, l. Johnston.
james Stewart Thos C. Chalmers, Il. D. Buckley W 2
Buell. James r Wood. John J. Heard A. n Gum, Ben.
R Robson John Watson, J. T. Ferguson, R. L. Morris,
R T Underhil. s. P. White J. f Vsnkleek, John T.
Cheeseman A. c. Post, Gurdon Buck, Ir. o. 8 bart!es
TIE VOYAGE OF LIFE.'-We understand the
second series of Paintings bearing this name and exc
cuted By Mr. Cole while in Rome has been purchased
by gentleman in Cincinnati. We heartily congratulate
the purchaser upon his acquisition We know the 'sc'
that this great work received the high eucouums OF
distinguished artists in Rome among the rest Of the
great Thorws.deu vino expressed himself in terms OF
tie highes, praise Of them. Cincinnati seems to DC
fully size to the high claims OF An. B.
TRINITY CHURCH CLocX.-The immense Clock
for the spre of Trinity Church will be put up in aoous
month 1t weighs about 7o0o lbs, and will cost $1,000
The pendulum is twenty feet long, weighs two hundred
pounds. and vibrstes twen,y-four times in a minute
The Clock built By Mr Rogers and is the largest ever
constructed in the United States.
% The receipts of the exhibition of Inmans
Paintings we're about - 0O0 which the Committee have
invested for he benefit Of the widow and family OF the
deceased Mrs. lnnan is residng at Railway,
whence she dates letter Of grateful acknowledgment
to the Committee.
n His Excelency Baron de Cyprey, French
Minister for Mexico arrived at The City Hotel yesterday
from w Bknington. on ais fouIe W rIancc'
~ The Sew er which runs throu Oh Barclayst-
caved in scar Greenwchst. during the heavy rain on
Wednesday night and lie, the into several cellars
e Mr.. WALKER, the new Pianist, gives bis
frs, Concert on Tuesday Evening at the Tabernacle
assisted by Miss HoRrHALL Mr.. DAVIS and Mr LopER
r. The Caledonia leaves Boston today for
Halifax and Liverpool The Cambria left for Boston on
the 18th ult.
Il new morning paper, to be called Bennets
American Herald is to be started in this City by James
Arlington Bennett
LAST DAY OF THE LIVING CHlMPAszEE ORAsa
OUrASG AT THE AMERICAN MUsEuM-It can be seen
at ali hours day and evening and is wonder in Nature
no should fail Of visiting.
A REAL ScAMP.-A young woman appeared at
the Police Office at the Tombs and entered complaint
against husband JOS French TO whom she had been
ba, lately married in New Orleans. From her statement
it appears that her maiden Mary Ford. She
had by her industry and frugaity conutved 10 lay Up
about 500 when she became acquainted with French
10 whom she married, and in company with whom
she lett New Orleans for this City where they arrived
last Saturday Ga Tuesday evening the lately married
couple walked out up the Bowery While passing along
the street French asked his wife the key OF her trunk
alleging as reason for doing that she might loose IT,
Having thus obtained the key he contrived TO leave her
standing in the while he into porter house
she waited for long time, but her husband did not
make his appearance and she accordingly procured the
aid OF some person show her the way 10 her boarding
house In Robinson ST. where she arrived few minutes
after French had left with $3.50 In gold which he had
taken from his wife's trunk. He has not since been
heard Of
HARD-The Examiner tells the following hard
aJy tha of.
eral lots of land on the Island of York-it is her
all She has several children, and is without. money
buy bread for them or clothes to keep them warm
These lots were sold by the Corporation for Taxes and
being unoccusied had no notice of the sale
These bid Oft by Corporation officer, who refuses
TO surrender them on being refunded the purchase
money and ~ per cent. interest An appeal made
to this official By friend of the widow and her suffering
chdren-bu, |, was 10 vain. He admitted that he
Christian he asked he had wife and children
he replied in the armaive-and suppose that he was
taken from them and they TO be treated in this
wayi His reply they would have to look out for
themselves We understand that purse will De made
up to bring this case before the Court
e Some of our readers may thank US for re-
indng them that the canvassng OF the City for names
for Docger's Directory for ls46 will commence this
day. The Office is at l56 Broadway
STORM BREwER.-The following ominous war
paragraph is not from tie Army OF Occupation but Is
very threatening, nevertheless:
A private Misunderstanding has caused a gentleman
of known literary requirements to state amos, publicly
that he himself translated a certain French work Of
great interest and that has been read in Amer
lea and the party. who upon the TILE page has the
cred; of being the translator
e The musical and fashionable world will be
gratihed to learn that Madame PIco has concluded
give a Concert In the course OF next week.
e De BEGINS is rejuvenating his laurels in
Boston He sang at Ribas's benefit Concert wiki
much fire to completely thaw out thar icy City so
pure, SO keen, inaccessible.
ScHooLs.-See advertisement OF Mr. Chase a.
Middeto~n, CT.
II The work on the great Acqueduct Bridge
over The Harlem River has been for several days
sumed and is going on vigorously The best route TO
get the Bridge is go Fort Washington, on the
Booningdale and hingsbridge roads where walk OF
third of mile through the woods brings you TO the
Bridge.
-Yesterday.-John Srrater was arrested
m Thrrsdav nf1 for pur!oipiny goods and moneJ