New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

and evening.
THE FIVE POINTS MISSION.-SOme
changes have lately been made in the Mission at the
Points which We have no doubt viii much increase
its usefulness It was originally designed merely to
lay before the inhabitants of the neighborhoOd Of the
Points the Gospel and its attendant benefits Hardly
had Mr Pcase the pioneer the great reform that has
been effected. commenced the discharge ofthe duties
which had been assigned him, than he became con-
WINGED that he must labor IN a wider feldthat to i'm
press them with sense OF their spiritual degradation
ne must first lead them from the paths of inemper-
ance The establishment Of a Temperance Society
was resolved upon and this led tn tho establishment
Of work and a work house for those who might
be rescued from the depths Of pollution into which
they were sinking. The supervision Of all this labor
was entrusted solely TO Mr. PeaSe and the results OF
the last year have given abundant evidence OF the
zeal, the energy and the falthfunesS with which he
has heretofore discharged ms duties. The hundreds
who have been reformed and made honest, thrifty and
respectable are living witnesses Of his pety, and his
practical philanthropy
The success which had attended the labOrS of
Mr. P attracted the attention Of the National Tenn
perance Society, and at their solicitation, that gentle
man has consented to confne his labors exclusively
to the Temperance cause, and the Industrial Home
for the reformed inebrlates, which Rev JoHN LUcxEY
has been selected 10 take charge Of the Sunday
School and the religious duties Of the Mission. This
choice has been = most judIcous one. Mr.. l.. Is an
eloquent, enthusiastic speaker, and a warm and sin
cere Christian. For many years he was the Chap
lain Of the State Prison at Sing Sing and while there
labored zeaousy to reform the unfortunate inmates
Of that institution. His mind is deeply imbued with
the spirit Of Christian philanthropy, and We doubt
,, fa1t so t-bt ha haa
called 10 labor, will be constant and untirng.
- This work Is entirely maintained by donations
from the charitable and those who have 10 give should
bestow portion upon this useful and successful
mission.
The CLEoPArRA.-This steamer, which
was seized by the Government on Il charge OF yl0a.
ing the neutrality laws since been held by guard
Of marines, was to-day delivered up to Mr.. John L.
O'Sulliyan, who has satisfactorily established his
ownership. Mr.. O'Sulliyan, At will be remembered,
is under indictment by the Grand Jury for participat
ing in the late attempt to invade the island 81 Cuba.
The WoRLd's FAIR.-The elegant ease Of
portraits the President and Cabinet and other dis
tngulshed men, which has attracted 50 much atten-
ton lately at Whnehurs,s Gallery, $40 Broadway,
goes TO Liverpool by the Africa, nWednesday next,
Fair.
To tie Eaitor " The Tribune:
| desire, through your columns, u inform
the person from whom yesterday received $40, that
before can accede TO his request, he must furnish
satisfactory references well assurances Of the
moral nature of the enterprise
''''' '' ''' HECTOR LIVINGSTON.
- The ALLEGHANIANs, at the soicita-
ton Of numerous friends, will give another concert
in Brooklyn, on Monday evening next at the Female
Academy
- The alarm of fire about II O'Clock
last night proceeded from wilrys coopershop, %
od-shp. No damage.
INDIAN CONCERT. -Our friend hah-ge-
sa-gah.bowh viii hold meeting in TnpleE Hall 10
morrow night, Introductory 10 the formation OF So
cie,y for the promotion OF Education among the In
dians. lie viii address the meeting in Indisn cos
tune The exercises will be enlivened by tie sing
ing Of M and Mrs. Mshkoonce, both Indians,) and
the performances Of Messrs Nash, Curtis and Bris-
tow It will be q peculiar and interesting enter
iamneni.
CoRN BREAD IN WINDSOR Castle
AEropos Of the Introduction Of the prepared Indian
Corn Meal iaio England. have been furnished
with the following copy Of letter from the Royal
Chamberlain II Windsor Castle 70 Mr. stansbury, the
London Agent OF the Atlantic Dock Mills The last
number OF Dickens H,ssesold Words contains able
article advocating the general Use Of this aouf IN
England. The following IS the letter:
WINDSOR Castle April l., 1851.
Major Gen DOwles has received commands 10
thank NJ stansbury for the very fine specimens Of
Indian Corn Bread and Flour which he Vas ~ kind
= 10 send TO the Palace. and which were much al.
nlIred by the Queen and Prince Albert