New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

eIoseDh Tobn, aged Il years, was run over by
atsee az the corner OF the Bowery and Grand ct.
last evening. He was taken by the pohce 10 the
residence Of his parents.
Monday, Sept. IT,
VISIT TO THE TURKISH CoMaIssIoEER.-On
Saturday noon the Mayor and Common Council and
heads of departments and several citizens among
them Simeon Draper, John McKeon, Dr. White,
the Comptroller, the Health Co nmissoner, the
General Agent of the Commissioners of Emigrs-
ton, Captain Straingham, of the Navy, &c, pro
oeeded to the Aator House to pay their respects TO
the Turkish Commissioner, Capt. AmMIN BEY OF
the Turkish Navy. When these gentlemen had
been introduced, and had exchanged courtesy with
The stranger, By the mouth of ]. P Brown, ESQ
aoore,a,y Of United States Legation at CONSTANT
nonle. a large number of the lady visisers at the
Astor House were introduced by Mayor Wood
hull. Among the ladies' was Mrs. Badger, yene-
rabe old lady who has son 10 a missionary capa'
city at Smyrna.
When all had been introduced, the Mayor ad-
dressed Capt Bey as follows
AS Chief Magi,trate with several members otthe
CITY Governmentlwe have called upon you 70 well
come you to our city w shall be pleased 10
make you acquainted with our system OF school
education, the nature of our government, and the
various institutions of the country. We desire TO
show to you the nature and extent tot cur com
rnerce, both among ourselves and with other na-
lions the manufactures, agriculture and general re-
sources OF the country. We deslre also 20 afford
10 YOU every facility in power to enable you TO
accomplish fully and satisfactorily the object oyour
mission to the United States, and during your So
iourn with us it will be endeayor to make your
visit pleasant and agreeable to you On Monday
next IL it will suit your convenience, We shaii be
haopv TO show to you some OF the public buildings
and institutions OF the CITY.
Capt Bey replied, and spoke OF bis Satisfaction
in visiting country Of which he had heard 30
much. He returned thanks to the American PEG
pie on behalf of his lord the Sultan, for the cordial
sympathy which they had manifested for the bear-
ing OF the Sultan in the late Hungarian revolution
The party then retired
Tho Commissioner wore the uniform Of his rama,
mnob in appearance like that of an American Ma
val officer, except the cap-that was the rich Grim
son "Cap of Fee" with the heavy silk tassel He
wore also rich diamond pendant on his breas an
emblem Of his rank
In the afternoon Capt. Bey visited the shipping
Mt the Dry Dock, and witnessed the launch OF the
North America, from Lawrence and Sneeden'H
ward, and the Matamoras, from Wesserve' "
Machay's BE was greatly interested in the style
and construction of the ships (both steamers) and
made many inquiries. The noise and cheering
was new to hn, as in Turkey launches are CON
Quoted in solemn silence, priest sacrificing
sheep and Offering prayer for the prosperity OF
the vessel.
Ladies' are also invited to call upon the dstln-
guisbed stranger.
ORDINATIoN OF HOME Observation-Disclosures,
James H. Warren and Asa Il. Evefest, members
of the late Senior Glass in the union Theological
Seminary in this City, were ordained to the work
of the Gospel ministry, by the Ecclesiastical Coun'
Gil on Sabbath evening last, in the Broadway
Tabernacle. The services were as follows Read
ing of the Scriptures and Introductory prayer, By
Rev. Samuel Washburn sermon, by Rev. j. F.
Thompson ordaining prayer, by Rev. DIR. Patton :
CHARGE by Rev. DR.. Badger; right hand OF fellow
shjp. by Rev X. s. Storrs, Jr. and concluding
PRAYER by Rev G. T. Everest of Jasper, N Y.
Both the gentlemen ordained commence their
ministry under commission from the American
Home Missionary Society.
Mr, Everest is to labor with the colored popula
tion of the City OF Brooklyn and vicinity.
Mr w arren with his accomplished lady, took
his departure on the 10th instant for the land Of
gold. This is the seventh missionary the Society
has sent to the Pacific Coa1t-two to Oregon and
Ave to California.
Two other missionaries also, Rev. ,ts:a. Be-
comb and Hail. classmates in the Seminary with
those above named, with their WIVES let ihls City
on the 10Th inst for their destined fields of labor In
the Territory of Minnesota.
METHODIST MISSIONS "A apecial meeting of the
Board was held on the 18th inst. Rev. B. Griten
Vice President, in the Chair. The Missionaries
destined for the Pacific regions were present, and
were introduced to the meeting.
The Corresponding Secretary presented letters
from our Indian, Foreign German, African, and
South American Mission all of which were OF an
encouraging character. They will appear in the
Missionary Advocate Of September, October and
November portions of them will ap.
pear in the Christian Adcocate,
The Committee on the Oregon and California
Missions presented report. The following reso-
iutions which they offered, were adopted by the
Board, viz: Recommending the appointment or
three additional Missionaries for California andtWe
for Oregon. Also, to furniah, through our Sunday
School Society, Sunday School libraries for each OF
the Missionaries there, and to those about go
ing out and 10 have printed, for the benefit of our
missiops in California, Now. Mexico and elsewhere,
tracts in the Spanish language
Tho Committee Domestic Missions were
charged with the matter relating 10 tracts, for the
bsne6t of our Sw edish and Norwegian population
and Missions.
To the Committee on the Mission to China gas
referred the matter relating to female teachers foe
China
THE SANTA BE TRADER CASE In the sun %
NJ, u.ro,onv in the L. g. Court to recover dana