New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
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in those little PAPER puppets than all the Far be-
sites. II the SHY concern would run down past
winding up. Drift might be removed altogether.
sensible people would Ne densey gIatifed.
~ The funeral ceremonies Of the late
Lieut. r. NJ Floyd, Of the New-York Volunteers,
vii he observed in an appropriate manner on Thurs
day Of this week The funeral committee consists
Of Capt Taylor, 1t Dusenbury and SGrst DAVIS, alt
| Of the NewYork Volunteers. COmhandants Of
Companies intending to parade are requested to re-
port 10 this committee al the Mercer House before
| noon OF Tuesday.
RECEPTION OF KossUTH.-At the regular
meeting of the General Committee Of Democratic
Wing Young men, held at the Broadway House, on
Friday night last, resolution was unanimously
adopted to participate in the reception of Kossuh on
ms arrival at this port.
u Mons. Maillefert continues his ex-
pIosiye operations upon Pot Rock, both night and
| day when the weather permits We understand
that there is now from 10 to IS feet Of water upon
| the rock at low tide.
WIG JUDICIAL CoNvENTION.-The Ju-
dicial Convention will meet tonight, at the Broad
way House, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates as follows Judge of the Supreme Court, two
Justices of the Superior Court, and one Judge of
! Common Pleas. We presume that no nomination
will be made tonight, since there will be some con-
siderable tune lost in settling contested seats. The
following is list of the Delegates to this CoDven
| ton
First Word-J. H. White, A. R Dyott, George Buck
Second Ward-E II Hudson, Isaac Ayres c b Wheeler.
| Third WGrd-Oscar W. Sturtevant, Jonathan Edgar,
| George Hudson. >, 49,,
Fun WardDGeorge ] Cornell Charles C. Mott, John
Sirti Ward-George W. Williams, Charles r. Swords.
| W Rowe g.
EIGifi Word-John A. May, James W. kellogg, J. H.
| williamson, J. Divine, James Alderman, John II Porter
INo,e~The ballot boxes of the Second District of the
NInIa WGrd-(Fnst flcket)-John slosson, Nelson
Hinfl Word-CSecond Ticket)-Henry Raymond t G.
Tcnn VIOLIN G. Bradford, Daniel Wells, Samuel
Eferenf Ward-Charles NJ. smonson, Samuel H. De
D' 9s,if& Ward-C Van voorhs Edgar Ketchum, n
TMrfecnh Word Obadiah Newcomb, Robert II john
ston, Benjamin Haskell ,,.,-,, NJ.
Fgf1emh Hard~Dayid Graham John NJ Knox, wm.
S,S fl Ward-Ale1 W Bradford Robert Smith, Am
| mel Willard. ,
| Miner John O. Halsted
ESgttSenh Word-Charles H. Smith, J. NJ Ballcster'
HineetDS WarS-Garet Striker, Isaac Adnance. NJ
T,cenf,efd Wqrd-CFrrst Ticket)-,James 4 King Elijah
fenfseh W9rd~Second Ticket-Beni Petit, Francis
| NJ. Curry, II. Loofborrows
~ A Country Seat of signal beauty
and value near Someryille, N. j. is among the Real
Estate advertised in our columns to-day. This prop
ertv is worth more than is asked for 1t.
sy7 The two new clipper ships, Wild
Pigeon and Golden Gate have sailed from this port
on their first voyages to San Francisco. The former
sailed on Friday afternoon, and anchored at the
Southwest Spit near Sandy Hook the latter, with
SIX passengers, was towed down the Bay Saturday
forenoon 1t said that the two clippers VIII set out
from the Spit together, and if such is the case we
NAV look for a race between them to San Francisco
The Golden Gate built in this City 10y Aaron
Wes,ervelt. The Wild Pigeon was built by Mr.
Raynes at Portsmouth, n. IL.
u The large sale of tallow which we
mentioned day or two since was made at Phlladel-
phia.
DFpIcATIoN.- Reformed Protestant
Dutch Church. late in progress of erection at west
field Staten Island, will be dedicated to the service
of God on Thursday next, doth nst) at lOl o'clock,
AM Rev James \. NJ. Laourette will be ordained
and installed Pastor at the same time. Rev. Geo.
II Fisher, d. D., will preach the Ordination Sermon,
Rev. j Brownlee Will deliver the Charge to the Pas
tor and People and w r. Gordon the Dedicatory
Address. If the weather should prove unfavorable,
the services will be postponed until the next fair day
TYPOGRAPHICAL SocIETY.-This Socle-
ty met on Saturday evening, and voted to celebrate
Franklin's birthday as usual We beg leave to sug-
cest that there one material fault with their Gel
ebration last January 1t was too much Of a good
thing 1t strikes us that to give good dinner WIN
some carefully prepared toasts, and short speeches.
from eminent men, and after that ball, Is quite
enough The public literary exercises, which IN
volye heavy expense, and yield no return, except
glory might be dispensed with. At the last ceeora-
ton the dinner, oasts and speeches were lost De-
cause the mass of the company were eager Tor the
dance and could hardly be expected TO hear speak
ing by the column al midnight.
~ A National Daguerrean Convention
is to be he'd in this City on the second Tuesday OF
next month.
JENNY LIND IN CANADA.-IAe mghtln-
gale adverses in the Toronto papers that she VIII
give concert in that city about the l1th Ins''
assisted by Saly Goldschmidt, Burke and Belletti'
Jenny states that her engagements are sueh thai out
one concert can be given In Canada, and tha' sue
will devote the entire proceeds of this one 10 the
charitable institutions of the City of Toronto
ITALIAN SocIETY-The Annual meeting
Of the d" Societa d. Unione Beneyolenza ltallana'
was held last night at Monteverdes IN Barclay-st.
After the usual reports were read, the Society elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing year
| Presdent-Carlo Delyecchlo.
| Wee Presdent-G. Gudlclni.
Secretary-Caro FerreIo.
Tredsurer- Giuseppe Chrisiadore: