New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

standing as to the day, has necessarily been post
poDed to Friday evening, the llth mat. at Il
o'clock, when the Address will be delivered as
heretofore announced Tue Music Oh that occasion
will be voluntary by the members OF tha Hat-
mopio Society Cen. JAMS TALLMADeE, Prosi-
Gent Of the Institute, will preside on the occasion
n, s. AMIN BsY, Minister from the SQlsa1, visit
ed the F air yesterday. he viewed the few sPeci-
mems that hs time would permit with great aason.
shment and delight. His engagements compel
him to go to Boston tomorrow to visit Daniel
w ebster at Msrshfsd; bat he promises to re.urn
Immediately and spend several days, all that his
time will permit, in examinations at the r air
His manners were extremely courseous, and though
unable to speak our language, his remarks were
very interesting.
The Fields ports of the Institute come of to-
morrow and nezt day st Tarrytown. The testing
OF Flows will take place tomorrow at that place
The Flowing and 8pading Match will come off at
The Sans place o Friday, llth inst. The Hud.
son River Railroad will put down those desirous
of attending and examining these sports on the
around to be occupied. The whole will be in con-
Junction with the Annual Exhibition Of the West
cheAter Agricultural and horticultural Society
We are assured by the Secretary Of that Society
that every arrangement has been made to facilitate
sll the coutemp plated operations
The F al, is crowded daily by rapidly iacreRs-
ing number of ctizens and strangers. The ex
preston is general tina. the exhibition vas never
better apd that in many respect, it excels the af-
torta Of former yesys, The Machinery is EoT in
oil and successful op GRAFTON, aud attracts much az
,en.op. Thia is enc of the most interesting por-
lions of the . air.
Gers Sasesps and ScuAs.-Mr. E. Page Of No
20 w estst. manufactures the above articles in
superior style We have had some OF his oars in
use in our news-boatG during tae past aealon, and
cur reporter informs Us tha! they are an excellent
article Mr. P hiss in his employ 100 men, aud
turns out from his manufactures over million OF
feet per year They are mads by patented ma
cbinery of nis own invention q specimen can DO
aeen at the great air at Cattle Garden. He has
aso in construction some splendid specimens for
the Worlds air to be held in England.
A L0sr CHILD BoUsD = Soma five years sinoe
poor woman of the name Of Moore, seat her catid,
then about eight years Of age, to the grocery
since which time all attempts to find her where
sbout has proved abortive. A few days snco she
now crown up girl YVES recognized by onelot har
old play mates, in grocery store upon an efrand
from the family in which she resided asa domestic
Her play mate ashed her why she did not go home
to her parents she burat into tears and replied that
she did not know where TO find thsm-shas they
were dead &c. The young friend watchsd her to
her place OF resdence, In Eighth street aud urged
her TO 90 home The mother being apprlzed o.
the circumstance, Immediately sought cut her
child who gives the following history OF her CAGE
When she frat approached tha grocery, she was
accosted by man, who entced Der to 60 with
him in Z waggon. She lived with hs family they
had no childre ny near Tarytown, upWards Of Two
yeArs, when they packed up their goods, SC. aud
stafed that they were going to live cut west. She
did not wish to go, and fled to a neighbor0g tar
mers house, where she found protection and
home She remained upward of two years 9Th
this family, when abs came 70 the city, and was
living as dom estic when discovered 90 described
The mother and father could not recognize the
child tut the child at once recognized them. Thoir
happiness was complete.
Row AT A BALL-SrABBIaG AED ARREST
About O'Clock yesterday morning disturbance
occurred at the Ripton ball which vas hald al 1903
Elizabeth at, ltsppeara that man named James
Willis lnauted and struck a female, when Mr.
George Bait expossulsted with him. Willis be-
came euraged, and drew large dirk eath'knite,
Tie blade Of which is seven inchea in length, and
stabbed air Butt in the left side, infcsng ghass-
~ and probably fatal wouad. Mr. Buts was imms-
distely tahen to ihe City Hospital Willis wts
srreated by Sergeant Sharp of The Fourteenth
Ward Police, but managed to escape before he
vas taken from the building he was, however,
Subsequently found concealed behind q chimney
mon tho Roof a. was taken to Essex Market
where Justice Mountfort locked him up to await
the result Of the Injury. Mr Buts is a highly re-
spectacle man, and keeps wholesale vine and
grocery store on the corner of Batavia and Roie-
welt STE One of bis ribs wRs completely severed,
and his recovery is considered almost hopeless
VIM Henry Blair Of No. rs Hostst Treasurer Of
The Franklin Theater was present at the time Of
the occurrence, and saw Villa wiki drawn dirk
in bis hand make plunge in the crowd. This el.
low 10 said to be one OF the Cross Boys gang
who ipfess the low dens Of Church,Hs and is known
By the name Of Hswkey. His character is said
70 bs notorouay bad
CASE OF VIM SMIrH.--Some errors having &C.
cp,red in our acknowledgment of donations in aid
Of the redemption of VIM. Smiths sister from
Slavery, we republish the correct lists From /. J.
w. s25; W. h 8. SIS; R. B. NJ. So G. q. $40
WEN s5-total S55.
wArsos G HArSEs-We received yesterday
in behalf of Mr.. Hsynes-From friend slOi do
50 do. 81; John Riley So friend, 81 e. K
$40. Let US crowd it up to One Thousand.
ga friend sends us $50,
DISTRACTIONS Oh TIE MORRIS AND Essex
RILRoAD-We learn that the down freight train
M .his rnnd encountered yesserday morning. be.