New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

held regular me.inrs on Saturday night, with full
attendance OF members
In the Typographical Society seml-annual reports
were read, from which lean that the Society IS
in a prosperous condition, and that the Reading
Room and Library are gradually extending their
beneficial influences among the members OF the
craft Some valuable additions Of books AMI peri
odicas have been acquired. During tie past SIX
month thirteen new. members have been initiated
thrteen have died ,here arc no" rs oenent ana ii
free members IN the jurisdiction tie receipts have
exceeded the expenditures $50 - funds invested
s29lo: library fund. Sl,39i o. total resources
s46e5 70. The semi-annual election for officers WAS
held and resulted as follows
Prfs,dfr:-James White
Wee President-Franklin J. Ott8rsoa
SeC-etory--E. VI. Skidmore
IreasuTeT-GeOrge MatheT.
Boordqf Directors James I N15nf
There were some preliminary steps taken IN re-
gard TO The Annual Celebration OF Franklins Birth
day, and then the Society adjourned
The Printers Union had very good meeting ana
a general interest among those IN attendance to iur
ther the objects Of the Association. The receipts Tor
dues, &C. amounted TO about Sl'j several ne"
members were proposed, and number were rem
stated We trus; the working printers Of this City
from this Union they ought to feel pride IN sus
tanning the small band VINO have persisently and
successfully struggled 10 place this Union upon
firm basis Shall New-York be IN the background
when every little country city sustaining its Print
ers' Union
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS --Marshau
Division Of The Sons of Temperance, at their regular
weekly meeting on Thursday evening last, adopted
resolutions instrIctrg their representatives to the
Grand Division TO agitate il that body the subject OF
the passage Of liquor law by the Legislature OF TINS
State similar 70 that now In force IN the state Oh
Maine. Also urging upon all friends OF law ana
order to procure, by faithful discharge OF duty al
the Primary Elections and al the Polls, such enact
ments as viii mlerpose an efectual barrier 10 the
further prosecution Of the Rum Irafhc-tha' fruitful
source Of poverty, degradation and crime. we
understand that other divisions of thlN numerous,
useful and influential order have adopted similar
resolutions. If, as these resolutions suggest the
friends Of Temperance VIII do their whole duty atthe
nominating Caucuses. and at the Polls on Election
DAYS. they Will find no difficulty in securing the cleo
ton of such men Will enact proper laws, and who
shall possess moral courage sufficient to see them
rgidly enforced.
Marshall Division, referred to above IS one Of
the most prosperous and influential IN the State
having the names OF nearly two hsndred contrbut'
ing members on lis books, and fund of over
$4,000 in its Treasury.
JEANNE REYNoIDsoN.-This pretty and
popular vocalist viii give one of her Ballad enter
tanments tonight at the Tabernacle. when she will
be assisted by Mr.. Meader and Mr. W. H. Brown.
JEANNE gives several Of those delightful Scotch
rrl,- into tha ar
kinder emotions of the heart, and which one never
tires of hearing.
~ The fine steamship "Roanoke
sailed at her appointed time a o'clock on Saturday
full of freight and passengers.
EV The citizens of PoughkeepsIe voted
lately TO light up their pretty town with gas Real Els
tate is rapidly advancing there, and much building IS
projected for next season. The assessed value Of
Real Estate in the Lamp District is $92O,OOO
The CITES AND GOLD DIGGINGs OF CAL
!FoRNrA-Mr. Il. II. Vance, having returned to this
City with his Views OF California comprising 800
daguereotype panoramic pictures, Will open them
to the public the gallery at the corner OF Broad
way and Leonard.St this day.
~ Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens, the authOress,
arrived here a few days ago from tour OF above
year IN England France, Germany, Russia, Turkey,
Italy and Spain We understand she viii soon pub
hsh a book giving the result of her experience and
upon society and individuals during this
| prolonged aud interesting journey.
GRAND RALLY AT CHATHAM HALL
The friends of Temperance IN the Seventh Ward
D. 49, hru. 1sfc Nd
three large and enthusiastic meetings held IN
the Halls and in the street simultaneously, at which
there was much effective speaking. The Seventh
Ward Will be blessed with sound Temperance Off
Gals if earnest and enthusiastic action on the part
of the friends of the cause secure IT, Were this
energy exhibited all the Wards of our City, the
Rumocracy which IS but the worst form of Moboc-
racy, would be routed, horse foot and dragons.
SCHOOL OFFIcERS-By the present stat
uies we elect next month one Inspector to hold
Office two wears, one Commissioner two years, one
Justice five years, and fill vacancies existing or that
have been filled by the Board of Education since
the last election.
ACCIDENT. On THURSDAY evening, DR..
Sas Wilcox. of Bennington, Ct, while crossing the
street in front of LoveJoys Hotel, caught his foot IN
the railroad track and fell breaking one of his legs
in several places. He Immediately conveyed
into the Hotel, and every attention rendered HIM by
Mr.. Libby, the proprietor, well as by DIS Chllds
and Lewis, who were summoned TO his assistance.
He is now dong well, with every prospect OF
speedy recovery. DR.. Wilcox Is the member elect
from Bennington to the Legislature of Connecticut,
which meets on Thursday next.
Coupr This Dan --~rpERIO
CoURT-Beiore judges Campbell and SandfordN0s. ,,
g. g. TO- IL, ~ 10. IA IS. 49, 30 p, 2 %, 81 p,
%, u, %, 81, 80, 81. 81, Sc, 81, IS, 49, 40.
6C3 COS GIL 625 639 655 oil 673. 6o, 67 Part
Nos 5S $50 $780, 594, GO DO, 90, 900 90 62 Oh,
&c, 67S, $50. 6S2. -