The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21

collectors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4e2 so
Printing circulars certificates and notices. 600 Is
| Salaries Observation-Disclosures. 43l0 90
! Gas for two Il ries.........,... lO23 SO
| Insurance en- buidings. 49,. AL IS
Advertiser z in the city and country. 2107 81
Por'ste LILO w
etanohtry -. 80
Discount on ncurrs mt funds and exchanges $40 Is
General expense, fuel. freight and carriage,
police attendance, and ONCE expenses s23 81
Total. sso, 4s2 Us
New Yerk Dec go, 1850
The reading 0ftbese documents occupied an hour,
during which the audience manifested some 81 IN
toms Of impRtience.
The PREsnkHr hen announced that seven officers
were TO go on, by rotation including the President
bsynsef bat that il was competent 10 any one 10
propose their reelection, or 10 propose the election
OF seven Others in their stead. Their names are
follows WIN ]. Hoppin, Chas. p. DAILY, A. NJ.
Cozzens, !. p. Redner, M .. Roberts, N Jarvis,
Jr-, +. A. Cox.
Here voice in the body of the building was
heard TO say something, but what IL was the re-
pouers could not ascertain.
The President then sid,-It has been proposed
and conded that the seven names just read To you
be reelected, and as many as are OF that opinion
will say "aye."
A great number of ayes then responded, when
the President declared those names duly elected.
There was pretty general laugh on the platform,
and through the building at the expeditions, presto,
quick manner in which the election took place
Mayor Woodruff and the Mayor elect, Mr..
kingsland were appointed TO preside over the draw
ings
President, from the Scrutators -
The undersigned, appointed scrutinse the ballots
contaaipe the numbers representing the shares held
by tho members Of the American Art nion for the
year 1850, hereby certify that they have performed
that duty, and snd that the numbers the ballots
herewith submitted contain the numbers, from to
sixteen thousand three hundred and ten, inclusive
and only those being the whole number Of shares OF
ell the members on the subscription book for the said
Dated at the Art Union Rooms, in the city Of New
York, this Goth day Of December, 1850, ut o'clock
M S9sN o. gTnS Saas' scru..tor.
The PRKsuENT then state that the little children
Miss Hester and Miss Euphemia Carr, would draw
the prizes from the wheels, and Mr.. N. b. Blunt
and Mr.. J. I. Brady, would assist at the wheels
MIR. BRADY then made some witty observations
upon his friend DIR. Blunt making his first APPEAR
ence on that etage artist; after which he as
sured the audience, that every thing was conduct
ed with the utmost farne 81, and particular care was
taken in the construction Of the wheels, that the
tickets ahould be well shaken and distributed
around the wheel
The drawing then CONNIE need from the wheels,
two pretty little girls, about ten years Of age,
each wheel-one set Of tickets representing the
numbers attached TO the prizes in the list, and the
other the hunters stteched TO the subscribers
names ON the books Of the Society. One OF these
contained the 500 tickets corresponding 10 the
500 prizes After II beiag well turned, one OF the
little girls put her hand into this wheel and drew
out a number, which read aloud by Mr..
Blunt. and imme diately the prize to which IL re.
ferred was ascerisined. Then the little girl at
the larger wheel containing the names Of all the
subscribers, (viz $500 drew one of these num-
hers, which was read aloud by Mr.. Brady; and
then another re ntleman referred to that number
On the subscription book, and read out the name
opposite to T. To that name the prize was thus
awarded The wheels Of fortune then got another
Turn, and some one was again elated, while every
body else was depressed; and 30 IL continued to
the end OF the chapter
As each piize turned mp, disappointment marked
the faces 81 the majority OF the audience, while
occasionally there was applause for the success Of
lady, or some public favorte.
One Of the gentlemen who called out the names
had very weak, indistinct voice, and was heard
very imperfectly by the audience, and by some Of
the feTOriers.
The following are the prizes, and the names and
residences Ct the persons who drew them
THE DRAWINGS.
l. The Standard In Danger and the STANDARD Bearer
Dr.sn By q W rhoysNr.
Boonss FIRST View Of Kentucky, W Rsnney;
MrsJ Dnion, zancsvilis, Ohio.
. The Secret Discoyersd Fischer
q The villa Of Maeenss, Tivoli; I u Ashton;
Three Sisters, Broohiyn,NY.
s The white Horse Of Aba el Ksderi A wenderoth; |
, Albany Gallery ofFins Arts, NY.
- u A Lambert, Brooklyn.
wfresmsn, Boston.
s. Peasants OF oevarro r Hicks
Neatly, Brooklyn.
o. First Love, T Peele;
r Diesy, Dayton, Ohio.
~ WE Norris, Batimors, ma
II. Sea Coast in q Storm. D W @ Boutelis;
II sslsh, Providsncs, RI.
IL. Long ships Lighthouse, 7 Birch;
Capt wsrren,NY
10. Landscape Cemposition, W NJ oddie;
WIN u Brown, westohsster, MY. |
H. On otter Greek, y Church;
WD Hale, Winchester MI.
rs Near the penobscot, With Cattle. IIinckley;
Bisbop Saith, stsuben Co, N Y. |
Is. The Black Charger, A w.nssrcthi
II. study from Nature. Kensett;
Albro HoyleN
rs Head Of csJuss Lake. y Kellogg
@ A LOOMS, 81 Clair, Mich.
10. The Michisrous Boys, Fischer
NJJarvis, UsA.
J n Foot. Alton. III
81. Rocky olsn-Lsnd.cspe, r Doughty;
Osborn, willismsburEh, NJ.
La Meyer, Trinidad q. Cuba
Is washing st the Well, v Blsuvet;
l. q Cobb, jersey City.
a. Church Of The Holy Innoeents, West Point, NY,
RWwdr; n A Comstock, New York.
CD Ridsvsy, Paterson, NJ.
"a Pleasure ma the Hours p Reester;
Or Jsrnss Aesei, Mkscuh.
a. Court Yard Of the Artists, Hfcks;
rr.asriek Peters Hsmbursh