New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

with rs pupils the exercises were very full AMI
tfectlve, showing excellent management. In the
GINS Department, Miss Sarah Field Principal with
three ASSISTANTS and POI girls the results of thorough
examination were pronounced satisfactory by the
EXAMINERS and, so far az we could Judge, this Juig-
mont vas merlted. In the Boys Department Mr..
George Moore, Principal, with three junior teachers
anu 2to pupils, the exercises were protracted and
thorough and the general results were an improve
ment on the last examination. The specimens OF
writing and drawing IN the two last named Depart
ments were very credtsble. The School was pro-
nounced favorably upon by the Examiners a whole
OCEAN STEAMERS. Yesterday afternoon
great excitement and interest were excited by the
sailing at the hour % ocock) of inland AMI
four ocean steamers-the Philadelphia, for Chagres
the Union for New Orleans, and the Daniel Web
ster, for Nicaragua. The d. w. had in tow. as.ern,
the little steamboat, Central America recently built
TO run on Lake Nicaragua. in the line by that route
TO San Francisco. The capacity Of this one for car
ying fuel being but small, quantity Of steam was
generated that only sufficient to turn her wheels
according to the velocity with which she was owed,
so that they might not impede her progress by making
dead water
Long before the hour had arrived for the vessels
to depart, mutitudes of people. numbering some
thousands, had assembled on the surrounding
wharves and piers, many of them mounting piles
and climbing upon heaps OF wood and coal, and any
thing that would elevate them above the common
level, and enable them to obtain comm tndng
view of the interesting scene. All the vessels ap-
peared to have crowds Of passengers. some Of whom
were probably returning to their homes after sum-
mers sojOurn at the North, and others migrating to
the shores Of the Pacific, tempted thither by the
golden prospects that still exhibited III that
quarter to hardy and enterprising adventures. No
sooner were the vessels observed to De moving from
their berhs than parting cheers began to be
changed between the people on board and those on
shore, which were heartily renewed and continued
ill the increasing distance between the parties rem
dered them inaudible.
SAILING OF THE New WoRLD-Em-
GRANTS RETuRNING.-The packet-ship New World,
Capt. Knight, sailed at O'Clock yesterday for Liver
pool, with two hundred steerage passengers. We
are informed that SIX Of the number, who fe-
males 60 on visit to their parents AMI friends and
intend to return to this country but the remainder,
many of whom have been here from two to ten years,
have become dissatisfied with the prospect, and IN
tend 20 pass the rest of their days in their native
land. They are mostly Irish.
SAILING OF THE AsA-The ROYAL Mail
steamship Asia, Capt. Judkirs, sailed from the river
opposite Jersey City at noon to-day for Liverpool,
with sixty one passengers and $3sOoOO in specie on
freight.
MEDICAL CoLLEGE.--The new Medical
aJ,c Of thu of XOrk
Fourteenthst., was opened on Tuesday evening by
the President, Professor Draper. 1t is very large
and we'll constructed building, and no expense has
been spared to render every way suitable orthe
purpose for which it is intended. There was very
large attendance Of the Faculty
~ Nh. SCoBLE. known the world over,
by all who have been interested for the coored race
will give at the Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, this
evening an account of the position Of British Phil
anthropis.s in regard to Slavery. The ultra views
put forth by such men George Thompson, have
had q tendency to prejudice the American Kind
against anything an Englishman may say on the
subject and it is but fair that we occasionally hear
man of more moderate views-one who has some
thing else than mere nvectiye to offer US Seats free
n The doings in the Board OF Alder
men las. night not especially important, being
confined mainly to Election business. Board of As
sistants ditto The first Board adjOurnedto Monday,
9th inst the other to Monday. Nov J.
Rev. Dr.. WHITEHoUsE.-Ihe Chicago
Journal OF the 10th inst contains the correspondence
between Rev DIR Whltehouse, of st Thomass Church
in this City, and the Committee Of the Episcopal
Convention of Illinois, relative to his election as AS
He tlv
the Office.
u The Jackson Foundry Guards went
to Staten Island, yesterday their target excur-
sion. They mustered As muskets with which they
did some very good shooting
MRs. EMMA GILLINGHAM BOSTwICK.-
We call attention 10 an advertisement in our col.
umns of series OF Musical Soirees, to be given By
this artistic at Niblo's Concert Room The first Con-
cert will take place Tuesday evening next. Shce
her last appearance in public she is much improved
in health and has devoted several months to dill
gent practice The subscription list Is at the music
store OF VIM Hall & Son. and is rapidly filing up.
~ Henri Appy's grand Soiree Mu-
scale comes of this evening. Go and Judge for
yourself.
NATURALIzED CITIZENS. -Over COO per-
sons have taken Their papers this month from the
Common Pleas and large number fromthe Superior
Court.
r. The Second Ward Temperance Al
nance Will be formed this evening at O'Clock, at the
house of Joseph simpson, No 81 Fulton-st. TEN
pcrance men of the Ward are desired to attend.
" We cali the attention of those hav
ing law business 10 transact in California, to the ad-
yertisemeni of EUGENE CAssERLY, Esq, IN this DAYS
paper.
70 The residence of Mr. L. r. Breisacb,
of whom We lately spoke as teacher of the German
language, is at No. Is Wooster-ss See advertise
ment.