New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-16

'- i'AtthL lNOIICES.
Mereanrie Library A--ociafion.-MEA
bhhS IiChEI A large and euthasiastc meslrg Ire
10 ne election ofihe aero-r, T-sst w. ss a., -s
~ tne second Ward Hotel TIE meeting w.s o,gsnilss ~
PS re- ~ C c8 81 1:7s z :a sIiNos
Itos- Iyaldeats
J I r. B.sss. wninA sro.S
eng > CLiscH, FE4Sc'. bsrsrquEs
p. s1E"akr y W B.srtrT.
Clio Dr,s,
y. ~ 81 oone9on ofaaRD sYrRs
SRI 1htss. ia. Cas- y How.
ttr Lt1RiskI, jas OAsfsY fr zsEsr
The President (Mr HnsorJ on 'ssiag he chair. pro
ceeied make lew remsrts he slated fsf h. hs or
time past beeu ,'road he sss slpsyghs, ,nr,r,eI
% returning f-fr carr since, ind thai he requsr Com
mi,iee hG1 Issued Circular in which sso@r,ior. vs~rs
" ado -e parties connected with Tie opposition move
IT,. n,sag tea by mem Mr ~or.s.t issi b. . ~ n.
who cPo'ed hs meme no mr. CONNECTION fully AZ
h'rzed 10 90 90 They knew f wei. ttsi e were pre-
semi b. We 80 utmost --rions 70 me ucse, al
he head " whch stood the Il Terry Bs.ei IA 81
u-y Do regulars had sad be- fMr Minor vss oer-
c.a4l sad hereby uot fltes 10 VOC m n,
n ne eircto u the Library Mr " ror ssid h- was
Al The end N he ure.srf ,e.s fe,' b. b, 80 ~ -
As n7fcnau would amount o. Mr. nOr ssid nc should
o. - t' =, - 49,. =. q 80 ls'e Ieilaih' exc-p'
raHng Committee pri1.ty. ard co0far4 10 be V!-bss
ga Do should vote Tor h~ c>st headed Terry gses far
fl-sceht AID he hoped a.. bis friends would cOhkswte
Mr W b Richardson, Mr j r B.ker. Mr. Aonlsfon. Nr
hardsntirs b. Mr. Albert R. Cook Mr Hennqles M VIZ
sr JoHN T ROLLINS formerly President Of the Ips,i-
uol wss) called and on making hs appearance Mr. r.
cGeI IN connection With ca for their eling without
hs constn Or authority that he could having
should al yse al bis friend. The MEMBER Ticket
headed IEsRy BAIEs and hoped they would ooso and
Their suf ages. and hoped j, wolid be succeJlfl
hf " MULLEN (siso Ex-Presidsnu bsog then called
aid inst he should vote he neubers Ticket io.norrog
Ine following reso.a.ions were then presented - NJ
wv p BcH.RDs Js end were ulbnimOusy adopted
Hh@etst me htR1'H ''mniuee have chosen % miro
dlce INTO s eecuou ssuts entirely dscOnneced with The
affairs OF he Association ard have made use Of psrsOnsl
lhEe i've ana iase esscfoia 10 susan Meml he dee
peraie stand hey have isssn; they have
brought The Savings Bank mo prominent notice, wihout
suc-n cause decent regard Tor me ruh or the be IN
ieIssis The Bank and The Mercantile Library Afsocslon,
Resolred That present exciting the
effect % convince hat candidates decided
peror TO her opponents AID sure to be elected
Feo'red That tie pursued By ne regular Commit
tee under The direction Of Messrs Bailey and Bsysud 10
dent deserves strongest condemnation We have fll
confidence ths The votes a members tomorrow W. clear
his character from al aspersi0us.
Resolred That The regular Committee and their
have aesceuted % unworthy means to Their ENDS,
having made use Of the names Of many rfu~nisl parties,
~ most urJusthabie manner without tier PERMISSION,
ihls rendering themselves unworthy 0f the cOihdence Of
the members u the hercsni r Library.
Resoitcf Tlat1e Viii - 10 he polls tomorrow and elect
our ticket
TIE meeting ihs1 ADORNED slnid immense applause.
~ Geological Lecrures.-DR. BOYNTON Will
a T. y
49, al Lyceum Hal, Brooklyn Su5ocf-The original con-
dtOn Of the Eauh, the evidences That IL was once 10
ted state the thickness Of ia crust the proofs hat s To-
tenor u snl m melted cOnduon tne age Z" ne hsfhi
elevation Of continents aud ands from The bottom Of ne
ocean It's volcanoes and earthquakes, he history Of Tie
pfeAdsite inhab4hls 81 ne world ~ fen ny lne IN
ger of Nature tie rocks that compose the Globes cfIt.
Of The rOcksby The fossils iouCd u tnem coal
iormsOos ard deposits ogenc remains OF mynsos VI an
existed the Earth and IN he thousands o.
age before the seo soa psfloo on N. M s
tween The animals That existed win Man, sfd hose that
esrh before Man called into being TIE har-
mony Of Geology ih The Mosaic account Of CresuOu A.
usions viii be made and some interesting iscs Ella I'd WIN
regard 10 the geological formation OF Tho Copper Regions
Of Lake Superior AID God Regions Of California The
principles advanced IN urse Lectures WI ue ittiaen by
a Of Psinicgs aud Diagrams which superior 20 any
other mat has been presented 10 the public 10 The
United slaes and covers more Than i5O feet Of canvass.
81, Of The paintings being y feet square The great paint
Jog Of tbs Volcano Owyhee, Of The Sandwich lsands BY
Russell Smith, will be exhibi' ed on the hfs evening
Lecture 10 Z. O'Clock. Abundance q cents,
The door gentleman wiihiwo ladies' 81 cents children
with their parents, half Price JDNs9
u Mercantile Library AssociaiioD- REGU-
LAR NOmlNATloN-Ihe Committee appointed pursuant
The proviOns Of the Constitution 10 nominate officers TO-
the current respectfully submit The following ucke for
tbs SURFACES OF Iheir fellow members They invite the
closest scrutiny the ability aud merit of The candidates
aud Ssh for nothing but al impartial verdict on this Issue
The Committee possessed Of ample evidecce tina the
opposition originated with merchant snd that some ~ s
most active supporters have iOnet tho Library within
few dsSs for the purpose Of influencing NE election ney
confident that the members Of Association VIII not
submit to the die'sron Of merchants or onnemoe'''
ISAAC II. BAILEY with. ..GgoEes PALEN.
For Jfce PfoifeHt
THOMAS J. BAyAuD xiih....RENAULD d FaANcols
For Corresponding Necyttdty
HENRYA OAKLEY with. OwsTd Insurance Company
For Recording Seoyefltg
} EUGENE BERARD with. .1HEoDoRG W. bAEAuD.
For IreasUr.
THEoDoRE STOUT with. Merchants Exchange Bsns
For Directors
T. T TouRNiER with ........ MARSH 4 FREAE.
W. &. HAYWARD with.......F stFLASo STUART Go.
r rLA 81 ~i,h - c, Dss.I'S
w - S ~ y IN .'''''' ~ r,,orrS a."
BRrNr A BRgfDFN wiih....R. d D McMuRR,Y
j2 5usFsSTro +. j. MADDEN, Chr Nom Com
Tv- Mercantile Library As-ociation.-Ihe
Mercantile Library, the 2aih ut to nominate Officers
for the ensuing respectfully report Tor the CONSIDERS
ton Of the members the following Ticket:
} TERRY BATES, with. .AUsTENs sPICER
lice President
T. SPENCER KIRBY, with. r. c. WETMORE co
Corresponding Secretary.
CT LIVERMORE, with. .COFFlN, BRADLEY co.
Recording Secretary.
j. B. GARDINER, with. W. BENJAMIN, JR. X CO
Treasure;
THEODORE STOUT, with. .MERoHASTs EXCHANGE Bans
Directors.
Robert Seaman, wiih......... Chas " Park
John NJ White, with .........E D. Morgan CO.
b r. Pond, with ............. Lord snelhog
J. B. Sieve, SON wi,h.........A I. Stewart 4 Co.
VIM X Buckley with ...... Carleton, rockingham y Co
Jsln Merchant with ......... Cameron Brand.
Chss O. Richardson with. National las Co
The Committee deem proper 10 state IN reply 10 nsin
nations ihst have made by The supporters OF anoe
csei that they cid know they were 10 act a NOM
nsdns Committee until that fact was made known 10 uls
v The meeting from whom they received their appointment
We belong TO no clique; VIII suffer no olciHuoni we
have performed the best OF our ability the oue referred
10 rs sud without vanity think the majority of me
members bat join us in hearty sulpo" OF ine
urfet above presented. .. .,.,,,,,.r,c
WALTER n wiGGINs, HENRY DRoDGHT
EDWIN GREENE. JOSH W hlNShk,rth'
Is'H ID HARUENBFRGH MM. CAULDN ILL,
lis sis JAMES + FOUNTAIN, Nominating Committee
~ Mercantile Library Assoctation..Iheeie c-
lion Of oHcers for 1880 will be he'd m Clinton hs Iues
dsv 10Th met The poll VIII be opened al oeocA' A
and closed at 9 O'Clock, Nj. BY order,
JIG otis hhNhl \ oNnLHii NJ wv
~ American Institute Farmers' Club
resuiar meear will be held al the New Repository %,
Broaiwsy on Tuesday next, al noon sunlects; Grape
Cunure Graling, OrchaTding, Tran aniirg u frees
srangurs are special invited. Admission ifee 10 AZ
Kc- - Fact. are stubborn Things."-lti'proved
nv hundreds 10 this city lhsi cake OF the seiuhe JONES
cb-rnlral Soap viii dscOOred blotcnel OF fecAeu
.kn brrht cear and delicious. removing every efuPaon
49, $50 hs chilling bottle Of JoNsss Cora haf
p.ffive will MIKE and keep the hslr eiesn son. sAy