New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
~ The Big Tent has been spread In

~ The Big Tent mas Oeeh sPi0"
Harlem Zone Hundred and Twenty hfth " nea, 'iN'l.
A., sr tour evening. ,h. week, aud has been lIsey
amended bv the peo ole In the place Addresses ns'o
been made by Rev Messa Lord, Lsk'n, ho"e aH1
Als, he.;de, others Who travelled % Harlem 10 hoiP
In the cause Mr. Chambers, of horrisania, oAps.-N
O.boyn Of Harlem and Mr.. Buchanan, OF tn's "''
have made strong addresses that bore ha on 'N'
and lp,ouity irresponsible from rum'elling'
some s,cI,ernen, followed on THURSDAY even'ns
t,o,, ,hs statement by speaker Of what Hon. ho0e"
II Mor1ls row candidate for Justice oil 'ns
coprt had said when presiding at the runi'ei'7' oo'
,rs on the 9Th of February last Al 'no e''' VI '"'
,es,iDo the speaker charged oy person Pfeseni
,,h f.,sbood In his statements, and sone sen'snon
v,. nroduced lat evening, when The h"ad Oh 'ns
ss,b February wa held up TO the meeting sai ian
reDor, OF Mr.. NORRIS speech produced, containing
qul.e IS much as alleged sgsins'iL
~ Hon. James Dixon, of Hartford,
Conn, will deliver the Annual Address before the
American Insntute in the City Of Sew-York, on the
evening OF the 2ln Of Oct next.
TEapERANcE.-Haydock, the ex-wood-
sawyer of Hudson, will speak on Temperance tomor'
row Sunday afternoon. foot Of Houston'8, al
o'clock No. IS Avenue D, at 7a O'Clock meeting foot
Of Rector.st, at IL o'clock
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. METRO
rorrrAx Hon. Henry B Curtis, Ohio J. D. Phillips,
Obo Rev. s. B. Garfield, Cleveland L. Franklin,
England Charles Esmes, Washington.
UNIoSP PLACE HoTEL.-Sir p. Johnson, Engand; J.
T Headley J. Armory, Boston
CoTToN CRoP.-A convenient printed
sheet has been Issued by WILLIAM P. WRIGHT cotton
broker of this City, showing tue weekly and total TO-
ceipts Of cotton llio the ports Of tho Un-d
the weekly aud total exports OF cotton to ures' nfan
France North Of Europe, and other foreign por"-to
rether with the stock hand la the shipping ports
during the las, i've years Il appears from 'n 'auaoe
,,,r,srv tha, the whole amount of cotton received
into the various ports of the Uaited states between
Sept o. 1851, and Sept l. 1882, was 3Ol3OOO osles,
while the total exports for the period were A.
GOO. The stock In hand on the lit Of sept. current.
being ~ coo bales
CELEBRATION AT MoRRIsANIA.-The
Fourth Anniversary Celebration Of the settlement Of
Morlissns took place on Thursday l4ss. Tne weather
was delightful and the village hronged With sran-
ser, from adjacent settlements and The City Toe tao
Fire Companies # Morrissnla AID Msrose ard newly
Uniformed military Company turned out ADD psraded
,hroueh all tte principal streets Afer the yiibors had
fess;ed st tho houses Of their friends they assembled
mass. under snd around large tent erected for the
OCCASION In plot Of ground Ia the rear otshe
Bs phss Church, where addresses delivered by Mr.
SuDman, Editor of The Journal, and Nc Timns In
the evening there balls the several hotels In the
village and the dancing Aegt up until lae hour
The festivi,s of the day passed of very WELL and with
out Il . occurrolco Of accidents
LIBERAL CoNTRIBUTORs.-T are |
at the present time two hundred and ffy seven in.
diyidual, who contribute $50 each q the American
Tract Society annually, fr she support Of Coporaur.
More than hundred Of these generous donors are
residents OF New. Yori and Brooklyn, several VI whom
pay the salaries of more than one Colporteur.
EMGRANT ARRIvALs.--The following
table Of the arrivals Of emsraDts during three days
Sept "A IS, and 49, at this pot from foreign ports
st ows number Of arrivals than has occurred
durilq the same length of time within the past two
years The following Is LIST OF the slps and the mum
ber Of passsneers.