New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12
CITY ITEMS.
AssTvERsARIEs, MAY. ls47.-The following s.
hs' OF the Anniversary meetings. which are to take
place during the remainder Of the pre.ep, week

ANNIVkRsAKIEs, MAY, ls47.-The following il a
list OF the Anniversary meetings, which are to take
place during the remainder Of the presen, week
WEDNEspAT y
S1y bIoN Soekiy-Annual Report and addresses At II
o'clock, At the Oiverst Church
fAete AaitS.aUey Breokfsst followed BY speeches
Al the Lecture Room Of the Tabernacle. I! An.
CAr'sttdH AAtaHo-Meetng Of the Board VI Councillors
Tor important business the study In the Tabernacle
= A. Meeting 9th Society for business in the Lee
tureroom Of the Tabernacle. Thursdsy, a. - A NJ
Amelcan Trao Soeiefy-Tabernsce. 10, A. NJ
AmTiean Anti Slar1y SoeaGy-Apollo Saloon, morning
and afternoon.
Alunni Of lke " y linton senindrv-seminary3 P NJ
Pupil Of tie Blind Asyluns-TsberDscle. 4P NJ
American Hon, Uissionary Sooiey-TAbernsole :. NJ
american Soeie for NE Abolition Of Capital Punishment
Apollo saloon, Z. P. NJ
Unitarian Association Of The STATE Of Nel YoTk-serou
by Rev G w Hosmer Of BuHalo--Church Of the Divine
Unity Broadway between Prince and spring sts u P NJ
AnerieGH Uatoa q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meeting.
Lyceum Hall z. ?. NJ.
THURSDAY, l3
An. Bibh Straightforward. 10 A NJ.
Pupils ofihe DeafGHd Dumb A'yium-Tsbernscle P. NJ.
An. Temperance Upi0n-Tsbernacle, half past : P N.
an. Society for MeioraiiHg he Condition Of he J1cs
Central Presb. Church. Broome-st hAlfpsst p NJ
an. Protestant SOeiey-Dr McElroy's Church corner
Of Grand and Crosby sts. halfpast ?. NJ.
Unitarian Associati0R Of The STATE Of Nsso York-Meet
ing for Public Discussion. Church Of the Divine Unity
Broadway, between Prince and Spring SITS u P. NJ
FRIDAY. a.
An Board Of Commissioners for For. hissioas-Taber
nscle 10 A. NJ.
Araerioaa and Foreign Sabbah UHiOn-Reiormed
Dutch Church in Lafayette place y p. NJ Sermon by
President Hopkins Of Williams College On the mpor-
Of the Sabbath to the purity and permsnence OF
free institutions
CAPITAL PUSlsHMEST.-One Of the most inter
estng meetings Of the week will be held this evening
the Apollo Saloon. II is the Anniversary Of the Amer
can Society for the Abolition Of Capital Punishment -
Among the speakers expected to be present Wen
dell Phillips Rev b. Chaplin, Rev. John Pierpont
VIM Lloyd Garrison. Charles C. Bureigh Rev. T B.
Thsyer and Rev. ?. w. Holland
THE EAsTERs MAIL.-The Oregon which car
res the Eastern Mail was detained at stonngton on
Monday evening till 70 o'clock by the fog. She then
took her departure but sfter running about four miles
anchored and remained till o'clock in the morning
when she again started She hsd proceeded buta short
distance however before she struck ledge Of rocks
She was soon got of after which the fog cleared away
and she proceeded toward New.York where she ar
rived q, o'clock P. NJ. How much injury was done TO
the boat we did not learn.
AMERICAN UYIoS or AssocIk TIosIsTs.-A pub
lie meeting of this Society will be held this evening at
the large room in the Lyceum of National History,
Broadway when speeches will be delivered by Messrs
Ripley Charming Greeley, Allen, and others including
several eminent speakers from abroad who are now in
town attending the various Conventions.
r. VIsTERs will find it an agreeable place to
spend few moments at the Phrenologicsl Cabinet Of
Messrs. Powders & Wells in Clinton Hall Prot Fow
Ter is now the City and may be all hours
l3l Hasssu-st Casts from the heads Of mos, of our
distinguished men msy there be seen.
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