New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

.,o,,. ,ud the comprehensive seasra. ia~'N speech
~bri bs exhibits
wc 90 not hesitate in expressing our conUcsion'
-, ,herr has been no lecture delivered IN TINS city
90, recollection which better deserves at
|.o. ,tau toe one N question The time 'no
-. Il, 5e hery will be duly announced.
~ See Tenth and Eleve0th Pages Tor
c,v ana Local Items.
fy We are enjoying some very uncer-
- xe.,hes lu., now. On saturday INC ky va
,s,0ael, f,r and cloudy, and there va, no telling
-, migt. happen The rext minute. Early il The
or;,y the prospects were IA, l0r far weather, but
'oo,cjoc; Jrzzly rain came on j1st n time %
o,,ts en,hrsilsm Of Ka,e Hayes dispe-s.ng an
s.nncs The TAIN fel 5tfuly through the Right,
seavily IN the morning, lrowslly toward midday
"a c,ased .. noon, leaving clear SKY and pure
.,,0oSphsre which kept ,hs field up 70 the period Of
enc pennmg oi Ibis. We don't mean TO prophesy
~ha, rl occur to-day tne prospects are TOO dubious
~ CArHAerNE HAYEs's Third Concert
81. Saturday cyening yery fully attended by an in
,eileeni and enthusiastic audience. She was IT ex-
re lent voice and spirits, having happily dissipated
al doubts to The cordially Of her reception IN the
new world, snd her features Torc 4 brighter, grad
der loveiief expression man before. She vas en-
cored in nearly every song. and generally complied
wrh the rapiusously expressed WISHES OF her thou-
sands Of admirers. We need no. speak more par
iicularly Of herpan IN tbs Concer, as the programme
WAS ye,y ue.ri, rcper,ioa Of her first. Hen MEN
o,s sang ssyer pieces wth great spirit and eicien-
cy and wor upon the favor Of the auditory
Webear with saiisfa lion that SALri ist assist
~ Miss Uaye,'s Concert TINS week. The Misses
W,uri.cs will likewise appear IN them. We think
the Orchestra would tear strengthening MISS
HAYES had entirely too much 70 co On Saturday
evening, and we repeatedly declined joining IN the
demand for . repetition q one Of her songs from
consideration of this fact There are many thou
sands ~ tits country who greatly desTe to near Aef
and sac should be careful OF her yoce II only ioi
their saLes Her next Concefl viii take place at
Tnpler Hall on Tuesday evening
~ John x. Livingston, brother of the
<hancellc, aui of Ex-Mayor Edward Livingston,
died on Thunday at Tho advanced age of 's lie
was formerly prominent and successful merchah!
IN this City, an5 was distinguished for the mumf-
eence with which he dispensed the hospitality oil ms
runcely residence IN Broadway now the site OF the
broadway House About fifteen years since, he ie'
tired to a delightful country seat a. Red HOOK I'M
mediateiy upon The banks q the Hudson and about
mile below the ell known residence OF has brother,
the Chancellor
GREAT MIGRATION. fifteen hun-
sr,d passenger, left this City on Saturday afternoon
in Ocean steamers, for California, Europe and Sa-
vannah.
~ The Sprlng-st. Presbyterian Church
in this City, (Rcv DIR. Campbell's,l having Just un-
tergone thorough repair vii he reopened on tie
first Sabbath IN October. The interior Of the house
has been greatly besut6ed, by painting and upholS-
tery, so asst, present new and very inviting aspect
~ The First congregational Church OF
MorrIsanIa, n \. was organized on Friday, sept
49, by council Of ministers from the Cities OF New
York and Brooidyn. In the evening Of The same day
Mr. Edward 4 Rose was ordained aS the Pastor Of
tins Church
THr BRoruLR JONATHAN. This steam
~ left 10, Ch,sres on Saturday afternoon with about
$50 passengers Their names VIII be given IN our
Evening Edition.
TEMprRANcE RALLY Al CHATHAM HALL.
-Mcetnss were held Yesterday IN both Halls in
which thet- was much excellent speaking from
Messrs ST., ens Burlegh, stuart, Savage, Roberts,
the Razor -,trop man, and others while an immense
crowd were gathered IN front ot the Halls in the
open air who were addressed by llr Bulegh and
others until late hour The enthusiasm twas
gre at and pOntcal action urged rs the only hope
oi society against the unholy influence Of The rum
traffic There are Temperance meetings every
night during the coming week. The Eighth Ward
Temperance society meet ON Thursday night IN
Iaurers -
Tn PArRiorlC ALLIANCE. The mem
tors oi tn, ncw organization (some account OF
which published IN TIE Yrit'se of the 18th InStl
are to have meeting tonight Il, Convention Hall,
IN Wo0ster-st Nc presume fer the purpose of elect
ing Delegates 1, City Convention. The objects
of the Alliance are elevated and noble, and the men
engaged IN II 80 iar as VT know, are among our
safest and he's. citizens 4 correspondent sends Us
the following suggestions
was much interested IN ,he account of The Pati-
etc Alliance, published IN yOnT paper, and am Ger
tain there ale thousands ready 20 lo!n them Who
arc they. aud where are tACN 10 o. found | send
YOU my name with this SO as &C. be put INTO connec-
non with Ihem. would also respectfully make a
few SueCeSrOrS
FIRST II YOU meet IN q iody, rowdeS can easily
put you down
Second II YOU are gong ~ work N earnest make
smaller DIVISIONS than waTds
Ih1d Nominate two candidates for each once,
the bes' Wing and the best DemOcraU 80 that no
man may hri any excuse ior no, 0nlng YOU by
pleading patty predictions.
Fourth Les each man pay cent a week. and YOU
Viii have tne "snewS."
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