New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-23


made the latter -rl.y sublime n some Us c.a-ac.
,ers blt more carefully p5.,h.i, under aet,e- cone
~. and capable % more delicate inclination TIE
IMPRESSION be maize a.; a.-l, vas decidedly .4,o-.
+ able.
So>s-A grand Ua.oa Cs.ab-ai..a By ave anis-
/ .ous New.York. Union. Friendship Wa'hn-t.u
and Harmony. IS 20 come ot DO tAe 18Th o. May
There viii be a process On the afternoon. led by
/ Dine.es Bani aai 10 the eveuin- a CT vocai0a
At the Tabernacle. with singing b. me New AoTk
/ Conseryatory o, Music, and speaking bs Gen sam.
uel T Ceryoi O1ilthe NJ " P.otihe O-ser Nv.
/ NJ Arrntage All others. g. ". A. Dillingham;
Va be marsha.
DAcsHrEas-The Grand T. Mon o: ,he DaI-h.
tiers q Temperance met in quarterly season yes
terlay afternoon, at the corner Of stanton a-d
Essexst
lg'F " kELLoGG among others. vii address
Broafsay Division. Sons OF Temperance, at their
hal NJ. 500 Broadway. this evening. Seats free
to all. and addresses richly worth hearing Drop
in
JONI Wilson TIE N0cALIsr.-We observed
By an advertisement in our columns that the friends
of this ameuted singer in Quebec have resolved
% erect monumen, over MS remains, and that
meeting OF those favorable 10 the object VII be
held a. room No. Ast0r House tomorrow even
ing No one IS permitted 10 subscribe more than
- aud We trust there are at east one hundred IN
this city to whom the memory of wilson Is good
for that amount. Need We urge them T. meet tins
evening
TEACHERS AssocnTroS.-Ths body held is
regular semi monthly meeting on Saturday even
ine. in Hope Chapel An Essay on Natural His
'ory. O; much interest, was read by O. W Norris
ESQ Professor IN the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb John Walsh Esq Principal Of Ward
School No T. read an extract from Byron, with iust
discrimination The important subject Of School
Discipline was also touched upon. but was set
apart for special consideration at the next regular
meeting 20 be held at the same place on the even
| lug Of the first Saturday in May.
Miss KINBERLYs READISG.-The reading of
Romeo and Ju;et by this lady last night was highly
gratifying to the audience, before which she made
her first appearance in New.lork. She possesses
a remarkable degree of dramatic talent. her voice
has peculiar sweetness pathos, and variety, her
action IS forcibie and expressive, aud her render
ing of the scenes of the great master IS original
and intelligent Without claiming to be iautess.
she is entitled to an eminent rank Tor her rare e.o
cutionary powers, and viii ID dol5: achieve a bril-
liant reputation.
~ Mrs LEsDERSIER will read R selection OF
pieces before the Rutgers Institute this afternoon
at O'Clock. There Will be no almlttance except
| for the schoo and Is friends
scHooLs-Amoug the examinations last week
were Ward School No g. Marion st. and Public
School No = Grand st. near w ooster. The results
were not Of the first order, but quite good
some which We have recorded at more length
BOARD 90 SUrEEyIsoHs.-Th!s Board met yes
terlay afternoon. They assigned the Office now
held by the Commissioner of Jurors to the Com
missioncrs # Taxes the former to take the room
now occupied by Clerk of Assistant Aldermen
The Commissioners Of Taxes are t, appoint
Clerk at $50 per annum. and be furnished nth
stationery, g.. by the Controller.
FIRE At O'Clock Sunday night tire was dis
covered in carpenters shop in Ninth st. near
Avenue D. By the prompt appearance OF hremen
and police IL vas extin-ushed with very little
damage.
IL \ fire occurred about IL o'clock Ias' night
in Seventeenth It near Third ave consuming two
stables We could not learn the orisinoi It.
CouR1 of OYERA>D TERNiSER.-Owing to the
indisposition OF Messrs Whiting and Clark two Of
their counsel, the trial OF Messrs Dury for send
y ~
was postponed to Wednesday,
The inquiry as 20 the sanity or otherwise, Of
/ John Moore charged with murder. was postponed
| 10 Wednesday.
REAL EsrArE-Tne .oiowin, property was
sold a: the Exchange yesterday
BY BLEECKER..Aprl =
10, on - a. rear o.h. eco
oi. i3ih-.t Avenue g. = 17Nl(5. slooea. 800
90 rear On liihsL "a -5N!ti SLID ea.-..-... --N
SUNDAY DoIyGs-Tbe Police ofthe Eighth Ward
| had time ot il with the short Boys who inie,t
that and the adjoining Wards. Captain Lowell
succeeded IN arrestng three OF the gang, who were
sent to the Station House. Their names are I'd
ward Lynch john Williams and Terrence - Don
nell
II the Seventh Ward eight small boys were ar
rested for gambling in the streets during the hours
appropriated 10 divine service
John Franz n vas observed by lhr tolct Oh the
Second Ward IT, ing the locks OF various houses
supposed - be unprotected. tie vas taken into
custody.
James McGuin iel IN a Il. ani into the basement
of 10 John 81. iniarins himself severely about the
/ head and shoulders He vas taken % the Station
. House.
/ PooKET-B0ox Losr.-Mr. J. Billings. oiJackson
Mich. Low stopping at the fremont House no
/ Broadway. went over 10 Mr. Beechers Church on
Sunday ey ening, and the next morning missed bis
wallet, containing between $50 and si7-, mostly
] ia NeyYor state money he offers so iJr the