New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

C,,xn CoScpRr THIS EVENING Mrs.
Emma Gilhnpham Bostwlck will sing 10 nigh! at
N,hlos Saloon. This simple announcement viii
alone draw crowded ROOM for the delightful vocal
20, has a host of warm and admiring friends. She
has rot appeared in this City for long time, and she
Will be welcomed back with the greatest cordially
Her health having been improved by travel is SAID
that her voice is more beautiful than ever Those of
an, readers who have not subscribed 20 the whole
series of her Concerts-slx in number-can procure
single tickets for each concert prce so cents at
any of the music stores. The subscription list Is
well filed and there will be a full and brilliant at
tendance.
n Governor Hunt, together with the
Adutant General. the Presidents Of the German and
IRISH Emigrant Societies, and several of the Com
Iaissloners OF Emigration on Saturday last visited
Wards Island for the purpose OF examining INTO the
condition Of the Emgrant establishment AT that
pace Its condition was very much approved by the
visitors The number now on the island IS about
1900 within 900 OF the minimum. In the Winter
they reach $500. Tue expenditure per annum is
about S3sO,0O0. Tie number Of emigrants arriving
at tins port within the year IS about 100000 50 mat
those at Wards Island are less than per cent. on
the whole The Commissioners pay an addition,
port OF emigant poor who have arrived here since
lsl7
- Mr.. t. IIesse. Piussian Charge
d'AIaires to Central America. Mr.. jaeor, Auache to
tie PIuss;an Embassy to Central America Hon
Waiter Forward, Esq, ex-chargr to Denmark, AZ
nycd n the Pacific. and are staying al the Irving
! House.
L., Ia a sf
CITY Maternal Association will be held IN the Lee
! ulre Room Of the Church on Wasnng'on-squ're'
| Or Hu,ton's) at o'clock on wednesday Of the
| present week
~ The Fall River Steamers leave, on
and after tomorrow, at O'Clock ? NJ, instead of .
| rs heretofore.
REMEMBER The SAILOR We learn with
pleasure that the British residents OF our City have
made up subscription for the purpose Of presenting
a Silver Medal to each officer and seaman engaged
IN MIR. II. Grinnell's noble expedition. The Medals
are precisely alike for officers and men Those for
the latter Will be presented on board the North Car
olma-probably on Thursday-C IN. Sotus having
m the kndest manner placed his vessel at the dispo
sal of the committee for that object.
AMERICAN LINEN THREAD.-A Gold Med
al was awarded at our late Institute FAIR to I. y.
FARNHAM & Co., of the Cohoes Linen Thread Fac
tory Cohoes \. Y, for the best specimens Of plan
ard SATIN finished Linen Thread" There were sew
Grad competitors for tins award and no person made
any interest for It on the part of McSsrs. Farnham &
Co. yet 1t was awarded to them without hesitation.
We wish all iobbers and other buyers OF Thread
would examine the abundant specimens of tins beau
ufl American article IN the store OF the Newly ORR
agent, Marcus Spring, No. - Broad.st. Certainly,
no finer nor more varied assortment ever came to us
from Europe, while the price is as low as any such
Thread was ever offered in this market. Some OF the
Imitation Silk is especially elegant. We hope this
/ Thread may be generally examined Al 50, II cannot
| fail 10 be generally used
SEVENTH WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.
AT large and enthusiastic meeting of this ALI
ance held in the Lecture-room OF Rev. DR.. kTibbS
Church. corner ofIienry and JefIersonsts addresses
we're delivered by Rev II. r. Nye of Brooklyn, Mr.
Joel Blackmer, IL. :. Gilbert, ID. w Gilbourne Of
! Iowa. Rev. DR.. Floy Rev. HI EDDY, Mr. Merchants
| Il. n. Havens, ESQ, and l.. c. Burleieh. The Ten
perance friends of this Ward actively engaged III
the contest having, Will be seen III another col
umn, nominated a straight Temperance ticket.
u The Fourth Ward Temperance Al
lance VII hold public meeting this Tuesday
evening, the 2Sth inst, o'clock at No. Chatham
square. Several eminent speakers Will DC present
and addrt the meeting. Their nominations VIII be
found On our Frs; Page.
~ The Sixteenth Ward Temperance
Alliance viii hold meeting this evening at Chelsea
| Hail Eighth.av. and lsth-s,
l IL. ,.fh ~ arA
held large and enthusiastic ratification meeting at
Knlckerbocker Hall last evening Speeches were
made by A. J. Willard and Robert II. shannon, and
| the nominations of Joseph Rogers for Alderman,
and Henry B. Bolster for Assistant Alderman were
unanimously and enthusiastically confirmed. After
the meeting the masses paraded the Ward in torch
/ Light procession, and waited upon the nominees at
! their residences
SECOND WARD. Both parties are in the
field III this Ward. The complete Wing ticket may
be found in advertising columns
\ATURALIzATIoN.- number of persons
took out their papers Yesterday the Court of Com
mon Pleas, and, We believe, Superior Court. None
iaken after Saturday entte the parties 30 vote
at the next election
PRESSNTATIoN-A splendid service of
plate consisting Of large silver waiter teapot, SUI
gsr-bowl, cresmpot, slop-bowl, and pair OF pitch
ers, MAS lately presented TO Thomas J. Townsend,
ESQ. Treasurer of the Newly oTk and Erie Railroad
The center OF the waiter bears the following nScrip
| ton
Presented 10 IRON J TOWNSEND. Esq, bv his Asse
cis,e Directors of The NewNoTk and Enc RaIoaa for his
eLeysy, zeal srd fidelity then Treasurer September,
! 1851
The above plate Of beautiful design, richly
chased ana engraved, and manufactured by
/ MesSTS. Adams Kidney No. Is WMie-s;.
! e The following were the sales of
! R,ai ESlale Al IA. Merchants' EXchange. Oct g