New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

tie machlIes l. X. Collins ordered i"o dozen LOT
his American hne Of steamers. The Black Ball Inc
Of uacke', was not FAR behind. Adams 4 TO-, bow
en & NcNauee. Carlton Co., and many oiaer
eminent business. firms, made me necessary exam
nstlors and were no. 20 be outlOne n pFompiliule
II this invention shall be found e9ua. to the e1Pec;a
tons Of its friends, shall be happy 20 see It eA
lei sed throughout The country.
FoR NEw-ORLEANs w notice that the
mail steamer Georgia s to be again put on the New
Orleans mall route She vii sail ou Friday the 2o'h
INST The Cherokee, which steamer has been adVeT-
used for that day understand Is to be aii up for
the present.
u Hvdraulion Fire Co. No. |, of Prov
ldence arrives this morning oath by the ran RIVER
boats On visit 10 their brother hremen Of ths City
They Will be net at the boat by number Of our FIRE
conpsnie and escorted through several Of our prn-
clpal thorouehfares. The Providence Company are
uncer the special care and attention Of Empire
Engine CO. No 42,'' whose generous hospitality mas
been Conspicuous on several similar occaIons-
Both companies visit Brooklyn this afternoon.
The AMERICAN ISTTITUTE.-Thet follow
mo nrogramme for the fortnight's exhibition Of the
American Institute viii be read With interest
Oct I-Castle Garden will be open to visitors at
AN, and close at 10 PM.
Oct 6-There will be special exhibition OF Dan
las and Roses at Castle Garden.
Oct All plows offered IN competition VIII be
tested at White Plains The Committee Will be on
the ground al 10 AN.
oct sPlowinp and spading Match at White
Plains. The Committee Will be on the ground at
10 An
Oct IS. I6. l7-Cattle Show at Madison Cottage,
corner Of Finh-av. and nty-thlrd-st.
Oct l6-Anniversary Address IN the evening by
Dr. Chas I. Jackson, of Boston, Mass
NIBLo's Tonight is the last of the Chi
nese Paniomlme Of kund-ha and falry piece OF
RGouL
Y The Sixteenth Ward Mission Sab
bath School went Their annual excursion on m
day the 10Th inst. The children. numbering 2O',
yiSltedthe Blind Asylum and the Deaf and Dumb In
stltute The teachers and children were received at
the BIND Asylum by Mr.. Chamberlain, the >uperln-
ieudent Of that Institution, and conducted through
the building 10 the chapel, when the bind pupils
were assembled and one OF the most satisfactory and
interesting exhibitions followed Thence they pro-
ceeCed by stage to the Deaf and DUMB institute
where the School was met by Nj Pect the Superin-
dent and conducted to the chapel when the schools
were formally introduced by signs and in order to
let the Mission School know that they were under
stood the mutes each IN his own language, wrote
,tDon slate who their visitors were &c. The fol-
loving is a specimen, VIZ The audience no" oe-
fore us Is not one OF distinguished peTsonages, wao
an unusual one. being composed OF members OF lhe
Mission sabbath school. located 1t the corner OF
Eighteenih-st and Eighth-av. THOSE VINO are no"
ITS members. many OF them lGhofdut ol the "oiu Oh
God but through the zeal OF }erdl 0enc oenl gem
,icueu and LADIES were collected together and taught
without awe expense the part OF the scholars me
! Mission Schooi resembles 0anyan tree. Inc
branches of tins tIce grow irOH lAc parent NuAA
downward into the soil and take root. aerWard an
other branch springs out offtls and grows downward
and takes root, and so on NJ keeps increasing 50 ls
A with SUNDAY schools At first there Is but small
/ assombage, but when the members IN obedience u
the Divine command take upon themselves the ot-
fee Of teachtrs and form n0r schools the members o
these follow the example of their teachers ana loIh
more until there are schools III every land inhaoued
by peopie MAY prosperity attend the sunday school
"P EDGAR MoREHoUsE.'
All the exercises were exceedingly interesting. and
We doubt rot III have happy effect upon the AVeS
! OF all present The tine having arrived for sepHd-
ton the Mission School were escorted 10 the stages
which were waiting 10 conduct them 10 ther nan IN
Etehteenih.st where bounilful and excellent din
ner had been provided by the teachers Inc pest or
der and good feeling prevailed al lhe tdole anu
throughout all the exercises. Aer dinner large
surplus Of food was distributed among the poor
The stages for the occasion were furnished by Messrs
Kip & Brown Finch, saunderson co. 3I the
Knckerbocker line Reynolds Went ol the four-
teenth-st line and O'keef Duryea, of the Eighth
av. line.
INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS This central or
/ ganza,ion of the several Trade and Workingmens
! evening. X ARTHUR BAILEY IN the Char, and Ben
/ lamln Price, Secretary TO fen..
| \ favorable report presented a. 10 the German
| Land Reform movement. which was accepted and
| adop,td and a Special Committee appointed 70 co.
! operate with the Germans, who are organizing IN
| every Ward for the accomplishment OF the Reform
| principles
! \ Special Committee reported that a great Mass
| Meeting OF Workmgmen was to take place IN the
Park Saturday evening, al PM to take action
upon the course pursued oy the Common Council IN
| relation 10 petitions and memorials presented 10
! 1t on Land and Labor Reform.
An amendment To the Constitution OF The Congress
TO increase the number of Delegate rom the differ
ent Industrial Associations from three to ave, was
presented al the last meeting and is now under dis.
| cuSSIon The question OF shop representation. and
! Delegates from Ward Reform organizations was
ayoraby treated and the whole matter lald over ID
| the next meeting, l3uth l>t)
II was moved that the Congress adl Ourn over for
two weeks the "Democratc primary meetings
taking place next Tuesday evening. but lhe Congress
! voted 10 adjourn for a week as usual.
| The following resolution as 10 the Opposition
nominee for State Engineer and surveyor was
adopted, at the urgent solicitation OF Engineers and
| Delega t., who had worked IN the employ OF Mr..
! McAlpme. while he was Chief Engineer ot the Dry
| Dock, IN the Navy \ ard, Brooklyn
Resolued, That We warn the Worsnsuen oi ths Siaie
voting Tor VIM Meal the nominee for y ate
Engineer on the Democratic ticket believing im % oe a
opposed the interests Of the Indusal classes-a
heariless political iHtrlguer. and wholly united IN
even he station 70 winch he - eagerly aspiring
/ This resolution passed unanimously, and after
| nanSactmg much other business, the Congress ad-
| lourned on motion OF ID. Willis.
Benjamin Puce of the Industrial State Central
| COMMITTEE, and Core spending Secretary OF the
! Congress, announced that he had questioned the
candidates of both the old parties for Congress ana
! that he soon expected answers from them. Nhen
! these answers were received, they would be lad
| before the Congress. when Il would be decided who
/ they were to support-the nominations made a. Al
bany, or Selection from the candlaates OF the wing
and Democratic parteS-lthe course pursued by the
| Anti Renters Robert Maciarlane was nominated
by the Industrial Legislature fer state Engineer, and
! Hezeklah {. Seymour is the Wing candidate. A.
Will be seen by the resolution presented above, Nc
| Alpine refused the support Of the Worhingmen
YACHT RACING IN EUROPE AND AMERICA
Darius Dawson wries Us that Il Is MS Intention 10
build yacht within the period OF slx months from
this dale, OF tuDnage and cost equal 10 the tunnage
! a,tf Of the Nashf &. BAL IN no