New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

Hotel (where they have been staying the past two or
three months) yesterday, en- route for Washington.
IL His Excellency Senior JOanquin de
Czna, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten
tiary from Peru, is seriously i'll at the Union.piace
Hotel.
u The Poetry of Trade is aptly illustrated
On our fourth page this morning in poem of extraor
binary character, emanaing from the remarkable GE-
MN, halter and chief of the great Broadway Bazaar
Such poem lie not seen more than once in lifetime
snd viii no doubt be extensively read
EF We notice that the Land Reiormers
meet this evening at Military Hall, Bowery.
GAMBLING AT THE CRY HALL.--On Tues
day the Registrar and the County Clerk aided and abot
ted by the Mayor, established lottery in the Clerks
Office, and deliberately gambled-for the benefit Of
their backers-for three pools Gums of money,
one Of &C. 600 of $40 900 and one Of $4,000 The
entire amount put up by the people, and is to BIO paid
the rpte Of 1900 per year, to Alfred Phillips Flor
ence Mccarthy and Albert A. Thompson, upon the
dton that they perform the duties Of Justices of the
Marine Court The rattle was for the purpose of decd-
ing who should hold office the longest and resulted in
three years for Phillips 6veor Mccarthy, and for
Thompson. This gambling among Judges and high dig
nitaries is rather dangerous business in view Of the
late decision against the Union Perhaps the Ten
Governors may bring action to coniscate said six,
ten and fourteen thousand dollars to the use of poor
by virtue of the law prohibiting lotteries, rafes, and all
gomez of chance whatsoever.
" The Fair now open at the Metropolitan
ILL ,ko IS .l.o
stresses will close until late on Thursday evening
Dec Q. The crowds who have already visit ID it, have
expressed themselves highly gratifed with the ar
rangemens Of the Ladies who have the Fair in charge.
1t is expected that the band from the United states ship
North Carolina viii be present on Thursday afternoon
The patronage OF the public is respectfully solicited.
~ The unparalleled extravaganza of our
days is fifty illustrated by the owner of house not
yet finished in Madison.av The beautiful hardinished
ceilings which have thus Ear satisfied the most fastidous
taste have been spurned, and the parors are to he
finished in PAPER mache of the most costly and beaut
ful description
We are told that another gentleman in that neigh
boihood has just paid $1,000 for lot upon which to
/ build a-stallel
THE TAuMANY general CoMMIrrEEs.-
| Owing 10 injuries received by Mr.. Sche the Senior
Democratic General Committee did not meet las. even
irg. The Junior Committee however did, Hon. John
Wheeler presiding. movement made to CO.
operate with the Senior Committee in issuing call for
the Primary Meetings, but 1t fell through,
/ u The Assistant Aldermen last night voted
donation OF 81 600 in aid of the Ladies Home Mis-.
sonsry Society for the purchase of the Old Brewery
\ r.
aglins, it,
~ The Assistants last night voted the
usual attentions Gen Pierce ON his proposed visit to
this City.
I DEPARTURE OF Rev j. b. SAxroS MIssIoN-
AIRY TO CALVoRNiA.-On Monday afternoon Rev j.
saxion late pastor 10 the BAPTIST Church in Hights
town n j.. now Missionary Of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society, LETT this City on board the
steamer Georgia for his future eld of labor in Calfor.
MIA On Sunday evening farewell Missionary meet
ing was held in the Csnnon.st. Baptist Church. The
pastor of the Church, Rev. II. j. Eddy presided and
ncircduced the services by giving the hymns and
reading portions of Scripture. Prayer was offered
By Rev j. II. Bgelow. Rev. n. B. Baldwin, pastor
Of the Bethesda Church being introduced, remarked
that
uat mos. aruent affection existed between them. He
felt very sensy the personal loss he 10 sustain IA
the removal OF his friend far from him. but the
in California would gain by has loss. He was Cad that
Bepiists taking possession OF prominent places
their sentiments ard practices commended themselves
10 sry inteigen. community HIS good wishes. his
prayers would so with brother SaNton and his family
Rev T. T. Hseox, pastor OF the Stan,on-s:., Church,
, observed that
"Tlo providence OF God wss breaking down all pre-
scptve limits end destroying eli arbitrary distinctions
The time would soon come when the terms Home and
Foreign Missions would longer express scctlsnsl
efoits Of Christian bcnevolsnce When that time
ne would thank God No could fail 10 see that the
socalcd Home field constantly assuming an III
creased relative importance such considerations - the
following commenito confidence these efforts to sead
the cCspc 20 the Pacific shores. Our friends and chill
drcn constantly going there Send the gospel min.
ister 10 welcome them when they reach that land OF
/ NAV vet send Missionaries 10 New York. IL will be a
most ectus tie bind distant parts of county to-
ge,her Such efforts extend and insrlninge the inter
erts of humanity and strengthen the bonds OF human
brotherhood
Rev Mr. Saxtsn then made some very interesting
remarks upon California missionary field, contain
ing territory out Of which NIGH be made eight States
AZ lerse as the State OF New York. or twenty large
jersey CT twenty large as Massachusetts
and when settled by population dense as tina, Of
Massachusetts,, would contain forty millions oil inhso
t,y,s or fifteen millions more than the present popaa
an of the United States. To that interesting field he
had long desired TO go not 10 search Ter gold but 70
bear the gospel the wre,chcd He had often fanciei
ths, ne saw many of the entsrprsing young men who
had gone there for gold disappointed in their search
snd visited with sickness To such ne wished % bear
the conscientious OF religion He loved his hons ms
aged parents his of about six OF age whom he
eii behind but he could leave them all 10 preach the
sotpcl in thsf important portion of our land lie hsd
been hoping that others would bit now he was ready
| to sny, "Here am !, send NE.
Alter the remarks Of the Missionary, Rev Henry Di
Wis Assistant Secretary Of the Society. addressed him.
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