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

sv.sr v Annual Meettng.-l ne annual mee.,ns vi
AsSocie,y shall be held on the third "wednesday IN
.hsrober when the Reports OF the Executive
rVNm,ttee and the Treasurer shall be submitted
eV 5 sre Delegates TO the New-i ork Chy temper,
nce Alliance shall be elected by DalioI al 10 holI
ahce sEces for one year and til others are elected
n their stead 49,. ,..,. - l.,
a Md Al any annual meeting Of the Society, by
A.n.,hires vote, the amendme ntS having been SUD
S,,sd Al least one month previously IN writing.
prb,c meeting this (Friday) evening at the Hail.
-, Hudson and Grove-Sis. Hon 7. NJ. Wood
B. Wedgwood and Uriah II. Judah viii ad
dress the meeiing
=. a, Editors Of the N. Y. Tribune
GENTLEMEN | cannot let the article IN
IAN, paper of this morning, headed " The DegueTe'-
t,,.,a,ae Far, pass without areply. Athoughap-
.yipe as editorial, cannot for a moment DeiieVe
~, waswriiten BY either OF the Editors OF The Ir
90, II TOO partial and far from the frath, mat
oone al all ACQUAINTED with the facfso the case can
,,,sve that i, eminated from any other thanthe gen.
,smen who aIe so highly extolled It certainly is a
.o,,oflen-h handed compliment to the exhibitors at the
T,don Exhibition to say that they have carried Oft
.h nam from the whole world, and yet have done So
-,,h - most inferior specimens" Why did not the
gentleman send some Of those specimens that ar
O., ,,,entiou ard ertort from all. EXPLANATIONS OF
,,.,,on ~ His name appears the list OF Compel
itors at the Crystal Palace, yet, ms pictures nave
never arrived there. Why was he afraid to compete
With "inferor specimens" VIII any one suppose,
,ha, MIR. Whipple Of Boston. Mr.. Evens Of Buffalo,
n, Brady and Meades of New York. or your humble
seryant sent nothing but " most inferior specimens !"
Fair competitions and honest rivalry most heartily
approye Of It is that which has placed the art IN
s present high position in this country But for one
to endeayor 10 elevate himself by deprecating the
productions of others that equally menitorious,
is neither fair, honorable nor honest.
NJ. II. LAWRENCE,
Nom yo,k Oct 0. 1851 No 2O3 Broadway.
NgIos. -Raoul (the best of the Ravels'
pan,omines1 still attracts brilliant audiences. The
GREAT Gabriel appears on the Rope, and VIII again
delight his many friends. Madame Ihlllon again
performs tomorrow In the Daughter Oh the hegi-
ment and IN the course OF a few days Mr.. Gabriel
Rayel VIII take benefit giving programme never
equaled At Nlblo's
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Judge Camp
beT.-N =. willis agt Ed'cn FoTest-This case
Ibeing that for alleged assault and battery, partly
tred some three months SINCE before the recess
was called Mr.. Van Buren, SAID the planth had
obtained stay of proceedings IN The case, and II was
not worth while to keep II al present on the Calendar
II was passed.
The Atlantic Works agt. Merrick ". Chapia.-To
recover 81 400 for one of Lynch'S COndensers, dor
the purpose of converting salt water into ireshJ
placed on board the steamboat Hartford. IN teOrua-
w. lsi9 bound for California. the defense Is thdt
the Condenser not tight, and was not only per
fectlv useless but in the wayand tnat the repreSen-
taton of MI Lynch that it would save fuel, caused
scant quantity TO be taken on board, &c Also That
Dir. {. Is liable only to Mr.. Lynch. Plaintiff claims
20 have been damaged several thousand dollars ana
claims offset. For plaintiff II is alleged that the
Int sh.t God a
time a'terward, that the work was wei done, ana
no pretenSc I'LL the suit, that was otherwise The
Hartford il said, arrived out to California and
made money The case is on.
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge C0wles.-
Laureat Gayoi against Joseph Bacheior-The pl ain
inf was passenger IN ship from France. and de-
PENDANT cOok Plaintiff went TO the cooks depart
ment and made some complaint as To bad cookery
After little alteration the COOK struck the pas
seneer the face but not apparently, violently Ac-
ton is brought for damages Tor assault and battery
Proyocation was alleged IN defense, but the nature
Of II did not appear. The Court held that there was
much impropTlety in an assault by one OF the ON
Gers or crew ON passenger. On the contrary IL IS
then duty to protect them. Judgment for plaintiff
$40 and costs.
Patrlck O. Bylen against Joseph " Greciov.-On
clam Toy commissions for selling 10y and $50 addl-
tlonal. Defendant was called as Witness VINO
stated that he had offered the plaintiff the usnal COM
missions If he would sell the lot, bu, that the proper
" was aiterward sold at auction and AGAIN al private
sale The plaintiff cOntended that unucr the o'iBidl
authority Ia sell 1t was mieiaole 'hat lhe pI9peIt3t
WAS sold by the plaintiff and thatthe Dufdeno PROOF
WAS on the defendant TO show that the sale was
made through another person.
The Court decided that the plaintiff had not suS-
talnt his action and ordered mat the cOmpltn De
dismissed, with costs
CouRT or COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge
Day.-Joha T.. HINT agt Mar Hdren Railroad COM
PoagTo recover damages for injury by the horse
ana wagon of plaintiff beng struck AT Stamford by
special IRAN, which passed immediately after the
regular plaintiff injured and his step-daughter
klled, already referred TO. Mr.. Cutting Is engaged
summing up and Will be followed by Mr.. Ogden
Holman.
Before Judge Ingraham.-J0Seph cohen agt. Inn
Bakcr-Mr L. claims To have hired IN Aug. 1850,
certain premises at No % NOrfoIkStreei, and paid
amonih IL advance, but on removing To them found
them occupied by another family, and his furniture
had 10 be- placed on the sidewalk and became injured
by ram iie claims damages. The defense Is that
he knew the tenant was holding over when he hired,
and that he got another place without any difficulty
the same afternoon, and that the furniture was very
htile, If any, injured. Verde, thus afternoon.
SPECIAL TERN.-Before Judge Woodrufi-DsbOrdh
Merriam agt Patrick Nowisn. Referred.
Harrison and others act Isaac Nocton and others
medl Ia restrain MeSsrs. Newton & co. from erect
ing an office OF building at Steamboat Landing west
Of WestSueet. Decision reserved,
SUPERIOR COURT eneraI Term. -
George HgdsoR and hife agt. the Cty Of Nsr York
Mr.. ii. obtained verdict against the City for injuries
caused by the carnage, IN consequence OF the bad
STATE OF the FOurlh.av., being preclpated, on adark
and snowy night, INTO deep cut ct the railroad
track Appeal is made, 1t being commended that the
corporation is not liable 10 private individual for
INJURY, caused by The bad state of road. Argument
Was heard
L. s. CIRCuIr CoURr-De Decisions.
yoaa'Ar St,ggeS AID Others sgt Hugh Mdrweh. coll
||.,or-fof return duties on Cassia imported from
,shton IN the ship Elizabeth Ellen the claim be-
lug hat Tie duty should be on the market price AT
e Tine OF purchase. and not at the tune OF the yes
sei esNng Judgment for plaintiff $l,273, agreeaoy
r. aasoH 8 Brou, agt same. for return duties on
N@uie Soap, &c. Judgment for plaintiffs
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS-Oct. O.
peoie The Recorder and Aldermen Dolge and Doc