New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04


cost 10 estimated sts 900. and tits expected that
by the middle If September next. /: will be ready
Tor occupancy The building with length Of $50
feet and oreidth o. 50, will be 20 fee. in hight
making the hnessmuscal hall in this country. We
see 1t stated that Mr. Bsrnum has stipulated for the
payment oil $4,000 for the use of the hall while
Jenny Lind shall remain in this City
UNION CHuRcH.-We learn that the unsectarian,
Observation-Disclosures at Feltville N J. aourishes
well. a resident pastor has Just been settled.
Whlle the clergy of the neighborhood Of all de-
mountainous are to continue to render their occa-
sional visits to the church with full liberty to preach
each man what his conscis nee conpels, the resi-
dent pastor svows the intention Of confiniag him
self to such instructions as are common to all Chris
tians.
THE VIsiTIsG FIRENES.-Yesterday the Phila
delphians Southwark Engine AMI Humane )se1
visited various elephants in New.York and Brook.
Ign, and were everywhere cordially received. To-
day we shall give them a specimen Of metropoli-
tan noise.
GFs. PAEz.-It will be seen by reference to the
Corporation Proceeding, that Joint Special Com
mitsee Of the Common Council has been appointed,
in connection with His Honor the Mayor, to wei
come the ilustrious Venezuelan Patriot on his ar
rival among Us. We trust the occasion will be
worthy Of the man and the City.
ExcURsIoYs-We notice that the steamboat
Jenny Lind will run to New.York Bay Cemetery
from the foot Of Barclayst. at i, and o'clock.
THE FLEsH-PoTs OF EGYPT.-See our report Of
proceedings in the Board Of Aldermen for super
lativey inpudent attemptto restore the Tea-Room
and hang on to the 81 per day. That swindie
won't 60 down.
STRANGERS IN TowS-Among the arrivals at
the Astor House, we notice Brig. Gen. Chds and
family, U. S. Army; Col Hughs, Maj. Laly and
family, Capt Swift, 1t. Col. Nsuman, Gen. Robin
son Mrs. Capt. Jordan, U. S. Army; Hon. Mrs.
Upham, Vermont Hon. Geo. Evans and family,
Maine; Capt Ross, U. IS. Army Pafser Bates,
U.s.N. Capt Lott and 1t. Reed, H. NJ. steamer
Europa It. Col Palmer Royal Army Col w.
r. Hallett, Mobile John b. Steele, Mobile Hon.
w. A. Whittesey, Ohio; Col. j. w. Forney,
Philadelphia; 1t J. @ Strain U. S. N.
THE DRAMATIC FUND AssOcIATIoN.-Att the re-
gular monthly meeting Of this Association on Tues
day, the Treasurer, Mr. T. C. Wemysss, reported
an addition Of 81 800 from the Trustees of the late
PHILADELPHIA Fund. The funds Of the Association
now amount to s. 900, which, taking into view the
short time it has been established, exhibits re.
markable success. Votes of thanks to Me-.
Broueham. Secretary, and Mr.. Chapman Treas
urer pro tenn were unanimously passed.
ExcAMPMESr-The Sixth Regiment Cover
nor's Guards) under command OF COL Tho'. r..
Peers. will perform camPduty at White Plains,
westchester Co. commencing on Thursday, 18th
in,t An ir-,tadon has been given the Common
Council to visit the Encanpmcnr on MUulgy, ed.
u We understand says the Courier q. En-
quirer that Dr. George w. Bethunc, recently
elected Chancellor Of ,he University Of the City OF
New-York, has declined the rendered Office. En-
esgemelts elsewhere rendered It's acceptance i'm.
possible.
AMERICAN IYsrIrUTE.-We understand that
Hon. SAMUEL 6. PnELPs, U. S. Senator from Yer.
mont, hiss consented to deliver the Anniversary
Address before the American Institute in October
next.
SERVICES sUsPESDgD.-The Sabbath afternoon
service in the Carmine.st. Presbyterian Church,
will be suspended during the months of July and
August. There will be preaching in the evening,
the services to commence at u o'clock. The same
arrangements have been adopted by the Seventh
Presby terrain Church. Rev. Mr.. Hstfelds)
FIRE.-At 81 o'clock Tuesday night a cam
phene lamp burst in No. l53 Deancy-st whereby
the clothes Of Mrs. Ella McFadden caught FIRE and
she was very dangerously burned.
AT o'clock Tuesday night a camphene lamp
burst in No. l25 Mulbery.st severely burning
Elizabeth McDemott She was taken to the
Hospital
BOARD OF EDUcArIoS.-A special Meeting was
held on Tuesday evening, principally in reference
to the consideration of Rules. The Board, hereaf.
ter are to meet on the first and third Wednesday
instead Of the third Wednesday, in each month.
The President agreeably to the new Rules, ap.
pointed the following additional Committees:
On the warming and ventilation Of School
Houses-MesHs. Russ, Daily and Redfeld.
On Quarterly Reports-Messrs. Haws, Dodge
and Herrick.
On Visitation OF schools-First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth Wards-Messrs. Redfed, White
and Purser Sixth Tenth and Fourteenth
sweeny, O'Donnell and Hswsi Seventh, Eleventh
and Thirteenth-Murphy, Miller and Covert
Eighth and Ninth-Beekman, Herrick and DAILY
Twelfth and Sixteenth-Cary, Meekim and Shaw
Fifteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Russ
Towle and Bradsh.
On qualification of Memberl-Messrs White,
sweeny and Duke.
Adjourned to Wednesday, 18th.
THE BURLiSGTOS "Reminiscences Hanil-
ton was examined before Justice Richardson, in
Burlington on Saturday, on charge ofrobbing Mr.
Goodnow Of Pallen, Virgil & Cos Express, of
package containing $4,000. The evidence was
deemed sufficient to hold him for trial in the sam
$1,000. Hamilton's trunk was searched and found
10 contain large variety Of burgIarious and gam