New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

elected one Of the Ten Governors IN the place Of
Mr. Timothy DAILY resigned.
NEw-YoRK CITY TEMPERANCE ALL
AYcE.-A grand demonstration Of the City Tenn
perance Alliance was held last night at Tnpler
Hall. An immense audience, among whom were
large number Of ladies' was in attendance, mani
Testing great enthusiasm FOR the work in Whca the
Alliance Is engaged. The meeting was organized
by calling Rensselaer, y Ravens, Esq 20 the CnalT
the Presidents o. The Ward Alliances were named
and confirmed as Wee Presidents, and Rev c. }.
Warren, c. {. Leigh, and l.. ID. lowsley, were ap-
painted Secretaries. PRAYER was offered by Hev. Nj
GrisWO old of the u j.. Church. after which the
Chairman made bnef address, IN which he ABLY and
forcbly stated the principle of the Alliance.
Henry NJ Western, ESq. presented a series 81 re-
solutions in which the platform is broadly LAID down,
but for which cannot spare the room-the sub
stance having already been reported IN our reports
OF the various meetings recently he'd an the IitY.
The nominations were warmly responded to-
Two letters from Hon. Neal Dow, Mayor Of Port
land, Me, author OF the " Name Law were read,
IN which he regretted his inability 70 be present and
heartily advocated the principles Of the Alliance, en-
cOuragIng the friends Of Reform to perseyeTe IN The
measures they have begun
Hon Andrew L ludsun. Judge If the United states
Court for the District Of Connecticut was then m
troduced and addressed The audience. lie Was fol-
lowed by Hon. l.. ID. Culver, late member OF Con
greSs from Washington County, III TINS state out
now of TINS City, who delivered most happy and
effective speech, marked by that keennesS wit and
logical depth which characterize has efforts
Addresses were then made by Rev l. Buriclgh,
VIM GLAND Bourne, Esq, Schureman llalsted Esq,
and Hon + VI. Woodruff. late member Of Congress
nom this City. We are obliged TO omit areport OF
the speeches, owing TO the crowded STATE OF our col
umnS \ collection of 1925 was taken up, during
which Mr.. Brown sang two appropriate Temperance
Songs
the object Of the Alliance. and the activity and sptt
manifested auPur well for the first effort OF new
party determined to carry their issues to the ballot
box.
tV7The rehearsal Of Norma takes place
this morning at II O'Clock at the Opera House SUB
scrbers who have not yet got their tickets are de-
sired TO do so to-day or on Monday before evening
in order to prevent confusion at the doors on the
opening
fV7 We understand that Leutze's great
picture of Washington Crossing the Delaware is
daily attended by crowds as deserves 10 be. 1t IS
exhibited at the Stuyyesant Institute
~ The Pearsall Guards, Capt. Allaire,
inc company of men from the Thirteenth Ward.
went to Hoboken day before yesterday on Target
excursion where they had rght good time. Several
toass and speeches were given at the dinner, and
Frank Carpenter sang an extempore song entitled
"Our Ticket" which was capltaoy received. we
have no doubt that this Guard VIII give goou ac'
count ofthemselves next TUESDAY
- Steamer Bay State from Fall River
did not arrive Yesterday TIL Al =. NJ on account OF
the extremely unfavora5e state of the weather dur
ing tie whole OF Thursday night last In the vicinity
of Newport, where at about II T. NJ she came 70 an
anchor and remained TIL the neit morning al o
| clock REPORTS the wind to have blown heavily
| from ;. L. with ram ana fog.
- We are requested to state that }.
Morris Pease, Agent of the American colonization
Soc.ty for the South, viii leave on Saturday OF next
week for Georgia lie asks donations to the amount
! OF $3.50 to receem from slavery one Anthony Sher-
man who has wife, four children AMI motheI-h-
law all free who wish 10 go &c Liberia and take MN
with them.
To We notice that Capt. TURNER, al
a.tacAc of the City Press. and right clever fellow,
senerous. brave kind and honorable IN the fullest
sense of the word, has complimentary oeneht To-
| night al Nlblo's On account OF the state oil ms
health, Ny Turner Is obnged 10 seek southern
| climate. HIS friends Will secure hun bumper AZ
| parting
SEVENTH WARp.-The friends of the
| Temperance movement III tile With Ward VIII hold
a Grand Mass Meeting at The foot Of Marset-st, at
O'Clock tins evening. alter when they Will form IN
| Torch Light Procession, and march through 'he
| Ward.
- The Illus rRATED AMERICAN NEwS-
unique and spirited weehy-is offered for sale by
! an advertisement In our columns. We think a ior'
tune nigh, be made out of II.
Arrest or RECEIVER or STOLEN Go0DS.
MIR. Federleln, a le~eler, dong business at No
35s Powtry, near Fourth.St., was yesteTdd. taken
mo custody on suspicion OF having received guam
/ t,ty Of silver ware. which stolen about h'e
! weeks since hv James Clark. GHdS Smth' ana sew
eral on eT burglars al of whom are IN prison. from
/ the dwellings OF several OF our uptown cItizens
| Oircer Baldwin. % the Jefferson Police Court and
/ officer j. Roach. of the with Ward, made the ar
rest aud on Seaching the premises OF me accused
found a large and CANT musical box, hetNN SILVER
s5up lad e. and four elegant rosewood ShaNlnscdSes'
rch car, ed, al OF which were found cohcealed N
6ifeitn, parts OF the premises. The accused Was
taken before Justice McGrath and comm,tled 10
prison for examination. Owners are wanted Tor The
articles above named.
FouND DRowNFD.- An Inquest Vas yes
'5rtay held ~ Per No }. North River. upon the
BODY Of sailor, whose name Is supposed TO oe re
ttfSon Who was one Oi party OF ioNr Mhp we're
drowned on The 2l>tult OF Pier No. :. North River.
. The BODY MAS Yesterday found az Per No. !. he
p deceased Was about 81 wears Of age----Au Inquest
vs. also he'd % the Bellevue Hospital upon The
J body OF q man named Smith, ar emlgranl runner,
+ VITO was also one e tie par above named no
were drowned en- The @lSt ult., while IN row boat,
. aiiemytiuC % reach vessel Of Pier No :, North
Ruer The deceased was native OF Irelaud.3jyears
"A age. \ verde. OF cca;h by drowning Was rem
decd bs The Jury IN each case
\ CoNvlCT Drowned WHILE ATTEMPT
ING TO E>cAPE VIM RYAN. an inmate et the Penn
t,utlary on B.aCks S Island Ga TlurStaY evening
a,fer,r,ed 70 escape from his confinement oy swim
,,,,uc he East River. but WAS drowned n the n.