New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
FIVE PoNrs MISSION TEMPERANCE Errosr


Is again located at the Five Points. Temperance
meetings are held every evening with preaching O.
Sundays The tent is wen lighted. has comfortable
seats and is now well wsrmed-Messrs Keyscr & Co.
Of Cliffs having just grstuously furnished the tsos
with large cast iron furnace On Sunday, there w.s
preaching by Rev A. d Gillette, Of Broadway Bspsiss
Church and others and Temperance addresses In the
evening. Next Sabbath there viii be preaching By
Rev J. B. Hassny and Rev. x. s Foster. of this Cify
These meetings will continue every evening TIL after
Thanksgiving On that occasion the children and tho
poor OF that region will be furnished with boanfiiai
dinner. Any provisions fruits or other things no, for.
! getting money, to favor this worthy object will b.
thankfully received and duly appropriated BY Rev. J.
Lackeya at his ofhee In the Old Brewery Az eacss
meeting from Is to s1 mostly adults sign the pledge
meetings VIII DC held every evening this week
NEw-YoRx READING CLuB-This Club held
regular meeting last evening, nthe Hall of the Pao
maihean Society at the University at washingtou-
square,. Sedgwick, President, and T. r. wightmnn
Secretary. The object OF this Club is to establish
Literary Association for the benefit Of educated young
generally in this City, who excluded from the
established Associations of the sort organized. in
consequence Of their belonging to the several po
LESSONS and trades. kpspef read on the literary
merits of Uncle Toms Cabin" The kindred subject
OF Colonization also discussed not in the usual
affirmative and negative but by the prescnta-
ton the part OF those present, of different views.
and of facts gathered for the occasion The affairs OF
the Club were discussed at some length The Growth
aud influence of large Cities in Modern Times" Wa
announced as the subject for discussion next Monday
evening, after which the meeting adjourned.
A SPLENDID VoYAGE.-Thc fine clpper-shp
Tornado arrived yesterday morning in rs days from
san Francisco. When thirty.,hree days out she
dmasted and has made the rest OF the passage under
jury foremost and bowsprit. The following is
tract from her log
September llth at 2 A NJ, in latitude t6 Is South
longitude 9J West in whirwind lost fremsst close
the deck and bowprit close to the knghtheads From
the 1th the 18th OF September the ship hove to-
making and fitting the jury foremost and bowsprit--
From the 18th TO the 25h the only sail able to
set forward = forestry sai-the being so high
that could not set yards soif until the latter
day
Considering her disabled condition this Is a wonder
full voyage
~ Rev. G. Jarvis Geer, late Rector OF
Christ Church, Balls.on Spa, has accepted call AS
stant Minister of the Church of the Holy Apostles In
this City He has declined unanimous call to the Rec
torship OF -. Psurs Church Milwaukee. This Is tho
parish to which Rev Dr. Kip called. not long ago.
who also declined
NorIcE-There will be a public meeting
this evening at Zion Church, corner OF Church and
Leonsrdst cengretustory OF the release OF the eight
colored persons on Saturday last, by the decision Of
Judge Paine Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
George Thompson from Africa Rev. j. w. Loquere.
of Syracuse and others. The eight colorcd persons
will be present at the meeting.
IL We find the following agreeable an
nouncemcnt in Dwights Journal Of Music ave have
it from the best authority that Madame Sontag has made
arrangements TO give a series OF Italian Operas this
winter in New.York Sayi, Badali Rocco, aud Pozxo-
lin are engaged also chorus and orchestra Of forty
each with Carl Eckert for director. It only wants Al
boni make the thing complete, and realize an opera
on the Parsian London scale. This viii commence
in the latter part OF January fret OF February: Ma
dame sontag having first given few more concerts In
Metropolitan Hall, magnificent SCALE with chorus,
&c, amounting in all to 700 performers r
Board OF SUPERvIsoRs-Monday.-Soms
petitions presented for correction of tax, and
lerred-as were some bills for advertising, &c.
report in favor OF suspcnding the indexing in the
Registers md other offices till specifications for tina
work shall have been received. Adopted
Some small bills were ordered to be paid
The annual estimate of the Board of Education. (ai-
ready noted in the proceedings of that Board)
ccived and referred.
report presented in favor OF appropriating
$4,000 for the Juvenile Asylum soon as like sum
shall have been raiscd by private subscription Laid on
the table.
resolution was offered that the Committee consult
with Tax Commissioners to see if new Ward Maps are
required &c Adopted
SERIOUS AND PERHAPS FATAL CASE or SrAB-
BING.-1he low GROCERY OF one Andy ONel No. JlS
Ninth st. was, at a late hour Sunday night, the
scene OF desperate quarrel between e proprietor 81
the place. Robert Faucet and James Gwnn against ths
latter OF whom the two former, II Is said, took sides
During the fight, which RACED with great hercenesS.
Gwinn received stab in the breast nearly or quite
two inches in depth, and another in the small OF hs
back OF very dangerous and is feared ttal nature.
inflicted as is alleged, by sheath knife, in the hands
Of ONel. The weapon, it is thought by DIR. Chees-
brough, who was called to dress the wound, entered
the right lung The physician after rendering oil tho
cid in his power 10 the unfortunate man. recommended
bis removal to the NewYork Hospital, which was iu-
rnediaely carried into effect. Officers Barton, Robb
end Berry, Of the Eleventh Ward hearing OF the dis
turbance repaired the place aud succeeded IN ar
resting ONcil and Faucet, who Monday morn
ing taken before Justice Walsh and held 10 await the
result Of Gwinns njwes. IL has been inmated that.
perhsps this quarrel hal is oign in religious differ
ence Of the combatnnts.
D,HIxG ATTEMPT Al HIGHWAY ROBBERY
AT late hour on Sunday night, Mr. Francis II.
Buxo me, residing at No Il Groycst, while crossing
the PARK, was assaulted by fellow who seized thi~
guard chain ana attempted rob him OF gold watch
worth 500 but failing to accomplish his purpose he
took to his hecls ard run, but overtaken and ar
re,tod by Officer Blake OF the Sixth Ward. MI H.
had 10 ooncr entered the Park than he observed tho
fellow proving about evidently with no good intent
lie was taken before Justice Bogari and committed to
prison under the name Of Andrew NcCue.
AnRr,r FOR CHILD MURDRR.-On Friday
lsst we noticed IN inqusi,on by Coroner Ives upon