New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

JacBsOp's ouflnB Wulch the prizes were de1sred,
and speeches made by Messfs Herring, Aad q. j
RaJ nond Of he Courier. Tie Herring Guards
rumber e5 niu.h o's, and are a fae company. The
fcowirg is lat OF the prizes
Fjrs Pfize..,...,suit OF olhes... hi A iIh
sseeId Pr1e nvst Wzsa' ~ hasJsS,
Fouth Pf.ze,.... God Fsu, w . en;9,,
Fifth Pl2-.... Gold Pencil a. a.. 1sGte'
s S1n Fsf Gs aanns9sa
Erbh P,ize g pair Of m mr. 1 Wsi5sa
NLlh Piize....... TIE TafRet.,.,t,. "el"sA'
TAReEr ExcuRstoS.-The Matthew /. Brennan
Gusrde. t65 pluskcta commanded by Capt CHAs.
GoRDor, PASSED our offce yesterday afternoon, on
their eturn from target excursion to Mount NOR
ris-Vap Nostrand's. They presented fine Mill
tsrv appearance, highly crcditabls tol'her com
n,nrdfr ard 10 themselves. The frat prize OF an
eleeent silver cup, was accorded to Capt Gordon,
the second Of the same, to James Glass. The
bird If q gold pencil, to James Costello. The
forftb 10 Napoleon Woodbridge; the 9th, TO Hugh
Bhesren, snd The sixth to Charles AdamS They
were accompanied by Moahers nav band, Which
dscoursed fine music.
T.RG1T ExcURsloN-Gh Tenth W ara Miller
Aapocoia.ion, nesgly formed sar5e! company, nun.
b ring so muskess, John Laof, CaPenn' made
their frat appear nee yesterday morning, and at
O'Clock proceeded to the Bed Houne for target Prac
tice. The company is named after Ez .ASs1asAn'
Alderman Miller Of the Tenth Ward, and ia CON
posed entirely Of youfg men
EXCURSION To DAY-The Mini Regiment, Col
gerrir goon an ezcuraion to day to Blddiea 5teve,
Of moon ght memory. The steamer leaves Tue
foot Of Fifth st. az 81 O'Clock; large number OF
guests will accompany she corps
sIxrEESrH WARD MISSION SABBATH School,
u.s. EiGHrEENTH-sr NEAR BIGHTH.AvEEUg-Fn
School, wo are informed, was commenced abjuI
two months aimee under the auspices Of Gevcra
ladies anu gentlemen Of different denominations
for the purpose Of bringing under the lnhoence OF
RELIGIOUS Inc truction the children and youth OF tbs
Ward, who but for this ageocy would be left to
eroy I'D In vice For the short time it has been
in operation, this aasociation hes done wondars 10
hmeliorating the condition Of those unhappy coil
dren No one can visit the school rooms and Wit
ness their orderly appearance, their neAtness ana
good behavior as contracted With their former con
di ion, without being at once favorabIy impressed
with the effort OF the few self denying persons
vho rave under tai en- this WOfA. but thla under
the rent Of the ;hool room, vi ID fuel TO warm it
clothing to keep the children comfortable during
the incement season just approaching, and books
to sustain the interest Of the children in the achooi
All donations in money books aud closhing may
be sent to the superintendent Mt. j. D. Towsley
l42 w est 9ixteenthst; TO the treasurer, Mr., b.
n. Fowler "a West 9eventeenthbt. or TO Mrs.
Brown, Female superintendent, 80 Bankat,
THE NEW VERSION QUEsTIoN,-The first eonual
meeting OF the American Bible Union will be
held in the Baptist Tabernacle, Mulberryss thi'
afternoon and evening The afternoon meeting
gill CONNIE nee at 3 and the evening at 7 O'Clock -
The spe eli re announced are Raw. StepheR Rem
ii ION Of this City, Prof atom of Madison Univsr
si,y Elder Alexander Campbell, Presidsnsof Beta-
amy College, and others The general interess
awakened in the proceedings last Spring will no
doubt impe large attendance on thiS occasion,
BoRGHEsE-We learn, from very reliable
source tia there is no truth whatever in tbs ru
MGR that Mdlle BoRGHEsE had retired 10 Cana
dian Convent, and intended taking the veil, The
worl g vanties and yexatiors are still free to her.