New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

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ANNIVERSARIES THIS DAY.
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Trp-r Hal ard Al the oh,'r,t nu'e'st5 Ts' Pasle
meeting ~IntaIs Plse' At tA' T'6sra'eis a. - ?. y
" We did intend 70 express our opinion
Of the weather yesterday. but on second thoughts
conclude that the less said about such day the
better.
~ The auction for the sale of tick cts for Jen.
ny Lind's first Concert comes of this morning at
10 o'clock. In spite Of the stormy weather, the
preparations have been vigorously carried on the
bridge is covered with 4 canvas canopy. and the
ball has been furnished with new and comfortable
seats. The Queen of Song will be welcomed back
to US tomorrow night with as brilliant an assem-
blsgs as that which greeted her when she first
landed on our shores.
The COMMON CoUNcI.-Both branches of the
Common Council were in session last evening.
The official proceedings will be found in another
column.
u In the Board Of Assistant Aldermen laat
evening, on motion of Assistant Aid. WARD, res
olutons of regret at the death Of Hon. PHILIP
EoNE were unanimously adopted. The Board
also resolved to attend hiS funeral, aud, on mo-
ton, adjourned, out of respect for his memory.
KYS Rev DR.. L. Pierce, of Georgia, arrived in
this City on Saturday night, and on Sunday morn
ing preached an eloquent sermon in the Methodist
church in Mulberry.st. He will address the
American Bile Society at lis Anniversary on
Thursday.
HF Rev HENRY WARD BEEcHER will deliv.
err an address before the meeting Of the Ameri-
can and Foreign Anti Slavery Society this after
noon.
CITY INDUSTRIAL COUScIL.-This central La
Dor Reform organization holds lis regular weekly
meeting in the Supreme Court Room (up stairs,
New City Hall.
NEW PRINTING Passive learn that Mr.. II.
Underhill, Of Cansndsigus, this State, has in.
vented and taken means to secure a patent for a
new printing press which is thought to be caPa.
bic of throwing of sheets at the rate of 600 per
hour, employing only man and boy. Iii sup
posed that one man alone can work 400 sheets an
hour 1t has been examined by several practical
printers who express tn sir confidence that it will
do as fine work as any press now in use. The
connections are extremely simple for the advan-
tsges it possesses, and the whole, including roller
molds and all the necessary appendices for the
press, can be proftably constructed for 500.
A srIsrULUs TO PHorooKArHEKs.-Mr e.
Anthony, Of POS Broadway, as will DO seen by
bis advertisement in another column offers re.
ward Of $500 for the most important improve
ment in Photographic at, which shall be made
before the close of this year. There is no re-
strcton as 30 the nature Of the improvement;
competitors are free TO take any branch Of the
art. The artists Of England, France and Ger.
many are at liberty to enter the lists, as well as
those Of America. The Committee to whom the
applications will be referred consists Of Prof
Morse, Prof Draper of the Network Unver
sity and Prof Renwick Of Columbia College.
Homo KEN.-Despte the storm, the Rechabites
held very spirited meeting last evening in the
Baptist Church. Addresses were made by Rev
John Marsh and Peter c. Baker. The Temper
snce men Of this pretty and aourisbing suburb
are making vigorous efforts TO rid it OF the bane
fu effects Of intemperauce.
sPoRTISG.-A boatrRce came of yesterday
afternoon at . clock, from Castle Garden around
Elhs's Island and back, between Charles Thomas
Of Battery. place, and Charles Price of Dry Dock
for 500 aside-Thomas winning the race. They
are matched to row the same boats on Monday,
the 18th, for 500 aside-Play or pay.
ExPREsS.IyE.-From yesterdays Express
TIE Import OF specie and gss duty 10 the pon OF New
YorE in the month Of April wss s!4s7 a53
Excursions FROM Bosros We observe that
upusus facilities are offered by The Norwich snd Worcester
lie 10 persons wishing attend the religious annyerss
res Al Boston ihis month bee Special Notice.
n THE ALLEGHANIASs give a second Con
cert In Newark ibis evening Rhey slsn Tor Providence
R. l., tomorrow, where they Intend 10 give several Of
heir delightful enlensismentI They take with them one
OF the celebrated dolce CsmpAns" pianos and Two
talented panisiL We can msure our eastern frendss
rich treat.
NIBLo's.-The truly graceful sisters housset
appear this evening In the ballet Of Giselle Pie most
tempe,tuouI weather seems not TO affect their attraction
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE 6OcIETY.-The great
work OF The redemption Of the Five Points has com
msrced In good earnest Sustained By he Ladies' hh
siousTy Society Of The Methodist churches, Rev. L. NJ
Pesse hss lIbored there very sucee"faly for ne~ya
year About go have ioined the Temperance so:iety
Of wbon al leass eco drunksrds Nearly 200 children
Of The poor wre!ehec have been gathered into day
school, from ne streets and howell, graE1io1sy Taught
and many OF hem fed and clothed. To give more EN-
eency Gnd permsaency this work the enterprise has
passed into the hands Of the National Temperance So
elety. Tie Institution, called "THE ISDUsrRIAL TEN
rERAacE HOME is located a. No Lizzie Waefst, be-
tween the Old Brewery and Gov Bay and opposite Par
adlse sque Here 81 male and 81 female adults and chill
dies ore constantly, uEefllJ and happily employed Tie
children are a. school the and women making bAS
and