New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Temperance Anniversary.

To he Editor Of The ITabansi
Tho friends of Temperance feel under great OBJ
s.ous 10 you for the noble stand you have taken on
The icsnse question We do not feel at all that have
loo, the public sentiment fully expressed on the 18th
of May, 1896 We have only been taught that renis'
ness on the part of friends and the utmost energy
and zeal 10 those who for gain. would GIL land with
paupers and criminals and drunksrds Will give them
momen,sry and that there s great battle 10
be fought Ia this State and City the licensed Tsic
which viii tax all energies but in which 1t will BE-
glorious conquer and dsace unnecessary and unen-
durable. 10 be vsnquished Permit me to say that we
have Anniversary OF the American Temperance Union
In prospect q. the Broadway Tabernacle Thnrsoay
evening next which viii be worthy the attention OF the
friends Of the cause both In city and Country AZ ad-
dresses will be made by Rev Mr. 5cuoder OF tne mstno-
dist Church In this City Rev. d Todd Of Pushelo
the old hero Deacon Moses Grant Of Boston and Neal
Dow ESQ Of Portland. All who come 70 me Cl'y ior
that occasion shall be happy 10 take oy toe nsno 81
''' ''''I Rs AM cir " MARSH Secretary.
DISTURBANCES IS FASEUIL HALL.-The Temper
ance meeting 10 FsDeuil Hail. last evening called oy
Deacon Grant President OF the Boston Iots Aostn-
enrs soci.ty was favored with similar disturbance TO
tb.t which interrup ted similar meetings lew weeks
since Mr. Grant called the meeting 10 order and prayer
was offered BY Rev. T. IA ChsPin-sier whicn MI.
Grant attempted to read series Of Resouons but was
interrupted by calls from All parts OF the ball Tor cnsr
rnsn Peter B. Brigham nominated N MI the cnair'
and he declared elected but Mr. Grant was not ols
posed give 1t up and Of great disorder ensueo
stephen A Pierce nominated ss Secretary, ana also
declared elected. Mr Pierce attempted to read some
Resolutions but II impossible for him 20 BE- under
stood and he wss frequently stopped by the uprosr =
Mr. Grant and his friends having left the ball the hesoio
tons offered by Mr. Pierce adopted and ine meet
ing adjourned at quarter before O'Clock bost bee etn
rY- The w Gather during the whole OF April has
been very cold and frost srcontinue' 10 the ground
--consequenty farmers have not yet commenced pow
ine we learn that In the back settlements the cattle
are suffering from the scarcity Of fodder
The Head Quarters says that the ice In the river oppo
cite Fredericton moved down few feet on Tuesday
last and for some time 1t expected that would
commence running in earnest; toward the evening
however the wind changed the North and the westhe
set 10 quite cod On the following day the ice appeared
quite hrm again and II will take several days warn
westher before II can make q second start
New Brunswicker, May j.
~ On the 2lst inst the negro man Cesar slave
of DR. Edmonson but working The plantation OF Or
Williams 10 the parish of Lsfourche Interior, was nec
In Thibodsuxyille for having struck bis overseer MI
NJ Wiiams--while sleeping In his bed-with an AK
intending 10 murder him. He was found guilty ano
sentenced t. be hung today. IN Dehs' JUN
10. In Tsllapoosa County, Alabama, week before
last Ann Adeia Moore tried for the murder OF bel
husband The Jury returned verdict OF guilty OF muir
der In the first degree and the sentence Ia Confinement
10 the penitenary for life appears that while moore
was asleep she fractured his skull with an ak.
IT. Rev j. GRossoUP, Baptist minister o.
Ontario county has been prosecuted for seducng the
daughter Of Mr. J. H. WHEELER. The case, when ex
cites much interest Is expected 10 be tired at Canaan
dsigus this week. lhoen Den.