New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22


~ There were two bodieI found in the Bay
on Tuesday morning. One Of them was recog.
nized as that of Walter We're KEENAN,, who vas
drowned by the upsetting of boat on the 9Th
inst. The other body has not yet been identified.
OPERATIVE BAKERS The Bakers Industrial
Union held 8 meeting on Saturday evening, when
the Committee appointed to select shop report
ed that they had leased the Bakery 54s BroOme.
st., and that the U MON would commence business
there the last Of May. The report was adopted.
AENIyERsARY OF THE PHIOLExIAN 6ocIETY'
The Philolexian Society Of Columbit College
held It's forty ninth anniversary at Triper Hall, on
Monday nigh. last The hall was crowded with
highly intellectual audience, large proportion Of
whom were ladies'. Most of the officers and Pro-
fessors Of the College were present on the stage
The exercises were Of an interesting aud exceed
iDgly creditable character. The opening address
was delivered by P. w. Ostrander, Esq, Presi-
dent Of the Society After this, followed orations
on "The Great Republic" by Mr.. e II. Rodman;
the "Age Of Peace avery spirited performance,
by Nj G. G. Penneli Change rs. Progress by
Mr. J. w. Harper; Destiny by Mr.. ]. X.
Smedberg; and The Search for. Truth by Mr..
G II. Hinton. The audience listened with marked
attention throughout the exercises and frequently
testified their appreciation by cordial applause
Bristow's b and vaS present and contributed to
the spirit of the evening.
RAILROADS IN THE CTY.-Messn. Kipp 4
u al
pursuant to law. on the 10Th Of May, 1851, by the
name of the New.York City Railroad Company"
for the term of 500 years, with q capital Of
$1,000 and the power to increase the same II
necessary, have pettioned the Common Council
TO grant them the privilege of constructing rail
road from the lower extremity Of the city to the
Harlem River, at Macomb's Dam, offering to ran
extra cars 10 the mornings and evenings st loweT
than the usual rates, to accommodate the indus
trial clauses.
Bows SUNDAY MEETINGs.-Thst held in the
Elmst Ward School had considerably declined
in numbers within the past few weeks, for the
want of sufficient teachers. The Ludlows S.
meeting has been temporarily suspended, bat the
friends Of the boys hope soon TO resume 1t 10
better room and under more favorable clrcun
stances. The meeting held at &c Woosterss.
continues to be well ATTENDED, aud the conduct O.
the boys shows the necessity of training them
A meeting is also held at the corner of Hudson
aud Christopher SITS under the direction OF Mr.
J. c heeks.
u The new ferry to Staten Island. we under.
stand. is very successful. The reduction OF fare,
it seems, has made it popular with the labOFinS
classes
FEmALE EDUoATIoS.-An effort is being made
% procure the means to erect building suitable
for the purposes Of Female Academy to be To-
ated within this State. The plan OF the lnstl
ution embraces a thorough moral aud religious
education. and domestic department under tae
direction of competent ladies-the terms to De
barely sufficient to delray the current expenses
which will be about 500 per year, including board
After stating the objects sought for in the estAo-
ljshment of such an Institution the Committee
make the following appeal to those who have the
ability TO assist them ia their undertaking
PeTnitus uen TO SAX, while 40 much IS expenasa io'
tie tpaov rut OF iUT lbs educ Ill IN Of yOuus n9o
he MOI ths OBJECT hy The Teghrd o. his oeseto.oa 80
tbe fr.trds o "a ucaios ge crazy Toousan9s
exrepd,d 10 establish Toe higher semiaans' OF leAels
taTougt all he land, for young -, % Ins pt.ar ~
pubne benevolenc thus stcadug me per nAaeasJ ..
thess nsu tons ard reducing ae coat Ct " VS.
pupi But such benevolent provision ls sso VI
iscies SeunaIs have b-en established 0J ply 49,,
tsrDr,e on he mOuey nasirg pnacipe. In whcn csPta
and laBor se ex peclsd 10 bring far emuneauon IA.
csTss he Xpe g. Of nsusUlS bey Ond ms means
80 fsrv W. e.,re and ned teir Stvsattges Tbls
bs Tue tervc. u females bTrg lets NAN haI A9 TO
ward that uvles lsoofs Of men, ther education coit
as demand Of the age that bsneyo-
lsn shs esnri,uta 10 earring sud that such Asis
hal re 81 females
tbfoo. education shall bsg TIE object o. oelf Wsl-
- ,fi, tb-,r fe,cL Z. be- education who Il 20 gnite
In am vhnse care 10 10 eiu a'on Of 70 an d1rus
the forming Teriod Of ch hoOc-aud upon "hots nsl.a
or h-Uuon 6lLe1s Tor she vaIills resA)ai Oh 10
souuch Of humGo hsppioeH depends is DER e1aeSI14
lea I'M shout t. Be iesss matter OF puohe os
rsvoen rres,d hsu that Ofthe hsf ak Does no1 ns
vocation REQUIRE bgb catvson Of Eind and h7afI :
who reedl clearer .tseet more richY developer se0
abilities, or 8 holleT heart inan sse
Rev. Fl A SAcKETT has been empowered by
the Committee to solicit funds in behalf OF tue
enterprise The plan has received the unquAI
fed endorsement Of Governor Hunt, Lieutenant
Governor Church. the Attorney General OhAideld
Mr.. Morgan, Secretary Of State, Senator Seward
q. J. RAYMOND. ex Governor Marcy, Samuel ;.
Randall and many other gentlemen OF eminence
and worth. We can hardly doubt tia. Mr. sAckss'
will meet with a generous resPonseEsom the be-
nevolent Of our city.
FIRE.-At O'Clock on TueEday morning hfs
broke Out In the porter AID oyster hoase Of Mr. s;ner
horn s. BeecAeFL Il eAugh, from grSis n me oA-A
rAIt Of the premises. Put cut with sigh ds nage'
ARRKsrs NJ rHE POLICE IA man nsmsd 1.
ward Ru,hz.n a. q rossdsy srres'ed oy ef
OF ne Seco1o Ware. ehsrRea win hsvoz ca ne l3 -
atosu sa q c.oae, SO Ia 90 sns o.ass "a Nj,
Ire Va ne 10 al u 81 q from FrsnE LeTetS Q, - "
plsco Il sppesS hat AZ The Il re 81 ne 70, s
w.. a. eep 10 room Ia be lodging hols9 - -,
:, TIs er.u,ed occupied snoih-f 81 In re ISL, 49,
uNLbim In he moTu'rg b. - Ell on g. ,s,n =
Ano "a oley sd Yesterday Wss serh ~ = p,-v, NJ, a.
si.trlv ran ca nut pGnued by Ley n 49, -
slo6 thief" when the o ef cane eP IS 49,, 80
a. astaksp 10 the ofbcs Of he Cnlel OF rones M 10
"a no AbOaI 81 pawn tickets ~ers toaea ~ DIS =, -