New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
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day morning the U. s. ship vinceune, commanded BY
w. L. Hudson arrived at this port from yaiD.raiio
which port she left six,yseven days since The Vim
Ger mes doubled Cape Horn fifteen days after leaving
Valparaiso. She has sailed 700 miles and been In
port thirty two times during her cruss of three years
Her arrival sgnsllzsd BY salute. The following
IL list Of her officers:
w. L HvB,os Commander; J. n. Barney. NJ Perm. Jr,
John wlRnson C Bsdssr tseunsl Leui.a.n,.; sBO'd
h,dsbrman Ae,ps sas.r Geors. D. Hand J. C. sav,n Md
thpmen John w Hudson. coum.ndsrs csit W. Forester
CarpeAier; Thomas ratern, sznster.
MORTALITY AT SEA.-The bark Eliza
beth Mears Capt Kochn, which arrived yesterday
Ing from San Juan, Me, In 80 days, lost number Of
persons by death during the voyage The folio wing
their names Aug ls, Bernard Brman, Of Hew-York
eyed 81, passenger; Sept /, Jonathan Reed, of Oak
ham, Mass, aged "a, passenger 4th Alfred Hastings
Of do aged &C. passenger; llth, Peter Henry Of 5we
den, seaman They were all taken down with fever,
and many Of the have been sick of the pas
sage.
II In reference TO the resolution adopt
ed by the Board of Assistant Aldermen about a week
ago. and coneurred In Monday evening last In favor
of compelling the Harlem Railroad Company build
bridge over One hundred and Fourth-st 4. may be
proper to state that contract had been previously
made for tn immediate erection Of q substantial stone
bridge the point In question. 10 to consist of three
arches one 30 feet wide for the carriage way, and
narrower ones for foot passengers.
u Some time ago the energetic Com.
mon Council ordered the sprinklng of the principal
streets but the work half done, and 10 nov
altogether neglected, except In Brosdwsy. The side
streets given up to dust and desolaon On every
hand clouds of dirt wbelm the traveller With an effect
more disasreesbl, and almost as dangerous " that Of
the African Simeon. Two hundred thousand dollars
for street cleaning this year. and not clean street 10
the whole City.
wDuring the last week, several old
and weknown citizens died, among whom were II IN.
JOHN HUNTER, JOSEPH GoRAUD, ROBERT MANNING
ard PETER q. scHENcK-all of them over u years Of
age.
CITY TRACT SeCIETY.-The members
Of the Board Of Missionaries ard visitors Of this soc
ETY. assembled a. the Baptist Church, Laightst, on
Monday afternoon and united In prayer praise and
bortation. In the evening public meeting of the So
ciety was held a, the same place, and was numerously
attended. The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr. McCaren, Rev. Mr. Hall, Missionary of the
III.
the Third and Fifth Wards; Mr. Whittelsey, of the
Fourth Ward; Rev Mr. Camp, Of the Sixth Ward
Mr.. Horton, Of the Seventh Ward; Rev. Mr.. Horton,
Of the Sevente enth Ward Mr Harris, Missionary for
Ssamep, and Mr.. Bsrgner, Missionary among STsd,h
Emgrsnts, very interesting accounts Of their res
pective labOrs.
MT A n. wetmore then read soma statistics, settling
forth that % missions aries had been zeaiousy engaged
In promoting the objects OF the Socisfy, and that dur
ing the last 1888 had been distributed 0i9
Bbles and SOC Testanents had been supplied to tho dest
fufa nd
the Ward Libraries 74 children had been gathered into
Sabbath schools 26 chi den bad been gathered into pub
lie schools persons had been gathered Bible classes
ISL persops had been Induced " alter church 6 tenn
pesnce pledges had been obtsined LIZ district payer
had been held "a bAcksds had been reclaimed
$50 persons had been hopefully ed snd l7 erts
had unit. with Evangelical clutches through the medium
of the End Tract sIibutos of this Society
Rev. Mr. McLaren then briefly addressed the audience,
potraying in vivid ors 'he duties ans trials OF the fe
distr 10 threading her way into the hunts
of mery ana degradation in oraer to administer 20 the
wants of the destitute at the same tune most efficiently to
carry out TIE objects Of the Society.
MI Joseph Harms report related the following oar
cuss Of incident which under MS own o1ssva
ton: At ameeng held f-w nj shts back, at the rive
Points my visitors led and he addressed III, near
ers in bis usual ~srmhearted wy rough ocAi9g SAILOR
Observed drawing coer and closer TO the aa
when they sang joined Ia ths hmn at the top OF MS
strong voice 1be visitor suppo-ing him to Do Pou' mso
said friel il you love Lord Jesus and nave
word say for him 70 'he.s people say or. rh9 ooo
sail ' .hed tears ana saa no v.sf and when YOU
reaS from Bible Come unto me- all ys thh laopr ann
are avy lse viii give rest felt was heavy
laden ideeop Here his feelings CHI ked his ut.a snee aud
for a be could not 60 on, but som shouted ou
"Noi nothing to say What shame whsn rvsa pray
ing sister at home All my s nds when I've BEEN on tbs
wards IN daket night have known and i-t my SISTER
Ras prsyipn for me I've hung upon my life rope
but now zee must come t. Jesus myself Do pray or me
ny Christian hencs want q at re- you spoke OIL II Goa
can fosive me know INV sse has q; her life says
I've not seen her fer years but III 60 and see her
row | rare before, becsuie felt sure sue ply
expen.e Of the ROM ne put half sd liar the pae and
before be left he gave s. bill to help us along cur
prayers for him'ef and other poor sailors add,s S on
Ill.
ard sister the friends Of Jesus 20 imaine or
turning prodigal
AMERICAN TRACT SoCIETV.-The EX-
ecutve Committee held lie stated monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon, Rev DR.. Knox Ia the Chair. Tne
receipts for August were sl5 25j publications issued
during the month s25 4si grants OF books and tracts
thIough travellers mis-, Ona a. colporears, &C sl5o9
! or OH 900 pages Among the TENS OF bu'inss' pre-
,epted by the Secretaries, was proJosillon lfon
Buenos Ayres to usnslage Nelson's work on lnhfellty
/ limo Spanish Information communicated from
Germany that Popery s putting on holder aud more
confident front Mr. Williams, OF the Assyrl1n ins'on
MosuL reports the reception of grant ot money Inc
PIqrims Progress 10 in process Of republican )a 10 Az
ssmese Rev. Dir. Shuck, vi the Shanghai mission
Chi, expects to welt ihis country and resu'n oy way
! OF San Francisco. He writer: The Churcnes nsVe
been go slow TO send missionaries 10 the heather, that
Providence 10 sending the hesthen 20 the Churcoss
The whole amount OF funds expended by the society,"
AZ the Sand wch lslands has been nearly s2iOO aud
more than hirtyfhfee million pages have been printed
there Rev Mr. Damon, S-smsns Chaplain at Homo
lulu orders 500 wertn Of books for seamen, aud urges
the imp ortsnce Of depository at that port Inc MI
cronesisn Missionaries were 10 sail from the sandwich
Islands the let OF July.
" A Pfesby terrain Society is about to
be organized and Church edhee for that denomination
to be erected In AaahsItsnvile.
e The payment of militia commute,
tons is limited to October 18th.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following
saes of suaaon Por. property were made BY auction
On Monday, by Albert Fl. Nicolsy:
lot on Arn-st 20
lot on Ann-st- 5oA e.
lot Anp-st, JxlO0 q