New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20

as they have been useful 10 those unfortunate per
SONS 1t is this fact which stimulates us to say a
passing word the hope to advance his interests in
his profession that Of teacher of the German lam
guage and we do it the more heartily because we
know that those VINO may take advantage OF his In
s,ructlons Will not regret it. Though Hungarian
by BIRTH Mr. Breisach is Of German origin, and
speaks that language with purity ana correctness
~ The Typographical Society, on Sat-
urday night appointed the following Committee TO
prepare for the Anniversary of Franklins Birthday
las MARINE Chairman VIM l. s Harrison,
Charles McDevltt, h. Clay Lamus,
Peter c Baker. James o; Taylor.
James j HAlenbecS, Arthur Rayney,
John W Forbes John l.. Jewett,
John Thomas Moses Chambers,
Robert II Johnston, Thos. Harker,
Daniel Goodwin. Richard Bradley,
John G Clayton, VIM. =; Messeryey,
C. C. Savage yohR Murdock.Jr.,
FREDERICK Somsrs Cornelius Donovan,
Dudley c Evans John Van Horn.
George McDougall.
And the officers Of the Society, viz:
James White, President George Msher. Treasurer,
We are glad to observe that the idea advanced in
The Tribune Of shortening the entertainment by
doing away with the literary exercises has been
adopted with great unanimlty. The next Festival
will be on the eve OF Franklin's Birthday, Friday,
Jan. l6, probably at Nibo's. We are also informed
that the Society is about making some extensive and
valuable additions to their library, "A Committee
being at present engaged IN selecting books.
New CATHOLIC CHURCH-The corner
stone of a new Catholic Church, which is about to
be erected in Yorkville, will be laid by his Grace,
the Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes, on Monday, to-
day. at 3 O'Clock p NJ. The Harlem Railroad cars
will leave City Hall at Il P. NJ. and also the York
ytile nd Harlem line of will ~ readiness
at the same hour stopping at Elghtysixth-ss, York.
vile, to suit the convenience OF the passengers.
GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Over
1000 persons attended the meetings held last evening
at the corner Of Chatham Square and Division street
Three meetings were IN operation at the same time
FIFTH WARD EVENING ScHooL.-This
fine school, under the care of Mr. Store, is held in
the Public School House No. 10, In Duane-st. near
Church. and has filed up since last visit, there
being many more pupils IN regular attendance. The
corps of teachers efficient and the pupils to
feel great interest receiving the fullest benefits
Of this mode of education. The attendance is 2O3
with SIX teachers Young men down town should
avail themselves Of this school as very desirable
place 10 spend their leisure evenings.
military FUNERALs.-Lieut. Diver, Of
the Volunteers and John Tucker, Of the Lafayette
Fusileers, were buried yesterday.
EIGHTH WARD EVENING ScHooL.-We
called on Friday evening at this School held IN
darkest, where found large number of pupils
IN attendance. The Girls department. is under the
of Miss Fanham, Principal, with FIVE assistant
teachers The attendance varies from $50 to $50,
and the progress made by the pupils is truly crafty
ing. The Boys department, under the careiof Elias
Whitehead, Principal Of the everyday School, with
hye assistants and attendance of over $50 pupils
appeared extremely well and the evidences Of disci-
pine and progress were very decided.
New MAIL ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND BosToS.-The Boston Trareller says "The
Postmaster OF this city and the Directors Of the Bos-
ton and Worcester Railroad have established an I'M
portant arrangement for the transmission Of letters
with certainty and dispatch, which cannot fail TO be
appreciated. not only by the merchants Of this city
and Of ali the great cities North and South, bur BY
all foreign and California correspondents. On and
after Monday next there will be two land mails each
day, by the great express L 5 mail route for New
York Via Springfield and New-Haven arriving At
New-Iork at p. NJ. and II. p. M and the same
arrangement has been made for two daily land mails
to arrive IN this city al p. VI. and III r. NJ from
New.iork. 80 tina. hereafter reliance can be placed
all letters put INTO the Boston or New-York Of
arlving IN each CITY IN season TO be assorted and
distributed By all the early morning mails The
steamboat Mail viii go by stonlngton, as heretofore
LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT FAIR AT CAS-
TIE GARDES.-Those Who have not witnessed this,
the richest of the twentyour held BY the American
Institute, must embrace the coming week for that
purpose. AT p. VI. on Monday Moas Marllefait
will make demonstration on Diamond Rock. By
the explosion of three discharges Of Ia5 lbs of pow.
ger edcb MS operation may be safely and favors-
oily viewed from Castle Garden. The model Of the
yacht America, BY Steers, shoui attract some at
se6uon Il occupies position directly over the tro-
phy Cup won by the vessel which his genius ongi-
mated.
q We have the pleasure of acknowI-
edsng, from R. I. S. and Others the receipts OF %
for the SHIRT Sewers Cooperative Unioa. The depjs
o. NE Uns0D n n M a Hearv.