New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31


UNIvLRsALIsT CHURCH.-Mr Thayer, the pastor
Of this Church delivered the second Of the series Of
dscourses on Social Progress last evening his subject
being The Association Element the tendencies Of
the age 10 organize efforts for the removal OF Social
Eyils7 His remarks given In a clear and forcibe
manner altogether devoid OF meretrcious display but
invested with form and truthfuness that at once came
home to the minds of his listeners lie spoke briefly
the evils present existing in society and Of the vast
and ncalculabe good Association would produce and
what already had been done in attempting the re0rgsn.
za,on OF the Social System. Although yet In the dawn
Of the mOrnng In the movement he felt confident that
tde time not far distant when Association would
extend itself 10 the farhes ends Of tho earth and unite
all classes and conditions the rich and the beggsr
In the bonds OF 6dey, truth and love. When each
would have little garden plat Of his own where how-
would spring up beneath brighter skies and where
be could look upon them and enjoy their fragrance and
with all amid skies bright and happy There is good
time coming he said. time when IL would
qure the and the bayoue, 70 remove ignorance
sud vice, but in their stead the pen and the printing
press whose power when rightly used were mighter
than the mob" To illustrate how little had been accom-
pished single handed, and how much had been by
ng together with patience faith and love- he referred
to the Association Of Odd Fellows in London and To
others that had proved the beneficial effects resulting
from Il when efficiently organized Ia conclusion, he
said that IL would De for others Association per
ieeted yet t was happiness to be young while good
was growing"
x The old Police functonsries are about form
Tag Association for the better protection Of the lives
and property of our citizens. =" In union there 10
strength" and an affair Of the kind we have no doubt
will be productive Of great good II properly carried out
and conducted. We understand that articles have al.
ready been framed by the officers Of the Association.
ROGUE AT LARGE.-An individual having the
external marks Of gentleman visited the ewelry store
Of Mr. J. D. Chase In Fultonst and after represe npg
himself 10 the proprietor son Of Commodore Perry,
purchased number Of articles amounting in all $3.50
snd in payment thereof gave Mr. Chase a check for the
sum on the Atlantic Bank which in few moments sf.
terwsrd he found TO be good for nothing He boarded
at the Of Bridge and Sands SITS and left after his
Ingenious plan had carried into successful opera.
ton 10 report himself Al headquarters He MSS been
living very extravsganty learn and has been recog-
nized by number a scholar and a gentleman Of
the first water The police have nklng Of his where
about aud although he may be deprived Of honorng
bis country by his chVsry ne may possibly have an OBJ
portuniIy VI doing the State some service"
! DIsGRAcEFUL.-A party Of men and half grown
boys make il practice every sunday to visit the pas
sepger boat Of the North Carolina and after loading il
down create disturbance and annoy those on board the
vessel IL would be a. well think If the authorities
would take glance Al their movements.
H~ Dr.. Cox's new church in Henry-st. was
opened for public service yesterday.
/ PoLIcE-Little worthy Of chronicling transpired
At the Police Court r yitsy. The westher. think
operated sensibly 90 f<Sysnt spirits Of evil doers