New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17


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wOOds Mnstres, No - Broai~sy-conoe evsry s5eo'0s
u The weather yesterday was magnificent.
Long may it continue.
EY The lecture Of Gov. Seymour tonight,
before the Mercantile Library Association, will uo-
doubtedly assemble large audience ASIDE from MS
new official position, Gov. g. is notable re free ana
pleasing speaker
PROFEssoR FELToN's LECTuRE.-Ihe Lee
ture at the Tabernacle Course this evening by c. {.
FELTON, Esq, Greek Profess or in Harvard University
a. on the Ancipstons Of Modern Lie in the Atnenian
Drama" Though from the lips OF a Greek Pro essor,
we have no idea that this lecture will be al Greek TO
the audience but on the contrary, have doubt that
II will be rich fpocmcn Of Yankee wit cutting satire
and humorous illustration of oil which the Professor Is
a first rate master His Attic sat will 10 season
pauant discourse on modern novelties which we
presume he will trace back the old w.c<ed wls OF
IN ATistophanCs.
Ey' The meeting Of cOlored persoss last
night, in behalf of the lbcreted slaves, was i'm
mcnsey attended, and handsome amour. Of aid and
comfort was contributed
DELTA PM FRATERNITY CONVENTION. The
regular annual Convention of the Delta Phi Fraternity
commenced its session Monday evening at the
American Hotel and will continue in session until
Thursday noon On Wednesday evening the Annull
Dinner will take place.
YOUNG MEMS CHRIsrIAN AssocATIoN-
MONTHLY MEErING-On Monday esening this Ass0-
ciation held regular monthly meeting at S.uyvesant
Institute, No 6J9 Broadway. Tne President, Mr. o. T.
WooDFoRD occupied the chair, All Mr.. Frank W.
Ballard, Secretary was at his post. Iae meeting was
opened at n O'clock by devotional exercises. TIC
minutes Of the former meeting were read and
approved, after which about hundred mem
hers were elected and more were proposed for mem
bership. At the previous meeting Ordcr o.. FL
ercises adopted 10 govern tho proceedings OF ;hc
monthly meetings Of the Association. Included IN this
order the appointment of an ESSAYS, 80 read an
essay, some moral or religious subJe 1t each
monthly meeting. At the request of 'bc Lzsay Com
mittce, Mr. VIM II. Scott, a member OF Calvary
Church Qtev Dr. Hawkcs) and of the legal protest
read the first essay OF the Ills SUI cV tie
fmuortoli,yct he Soa ana hi production crclta.
bly, written and delivered in good style u re.
ceivcd by the audience with manifest satisfaction il
discussed the elements Of the univ LliCrla and
innsicrCl end considered Man the result OF the mys
ferrous combination OF these two elements Mind the
quickoHng and vniiyng principle which slvcs conss
tency and COhercncy 10 III constitution ith 1issoives
ihs mysterious connection OF the material with the in
mstcria,thc mortal part returns To dda', ana tue I'M
mortal part TO God VINO gave Il lie DOAN mOuidCrs IN
ihc grave and the spirit goes % the enjoyment Of
bounded freedom and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN an
exercise Of enlarged tacGltloa, and ia an exalted
sphere of action. How crafty the thought that tn
soul lives after the legh OF the body Who skcp
teal az TO deny that by the destruction Of ia earthly
tenement the soul viii acquire additional strength aud
activity The speaker proceeded NJ ZONE length 70
contemplate the subject OF the soul in its future.
After the say some discussion took place ia relation
20 its doctrines in which Prof Crosby OF thn Univcr
atty, and MIR II. A. Beers also Mr. Buckani OF the In
stituiion for the Blind aud eis took part The de
bate OF pleasant aud instructive character, de
signed to develop information and call tOrtl strictures
npon the views adv BY the cssoyit or Ls review
Reports of committees were received. That OF the
Tea Committee which hnd been eppoin,ei to report
npOn the pYopTiey of Tea and Toast the semi annual
meeting Of the Association, quite hu nOr0us ami al
tereetng, aud disalproved of The pruP',lu0n lt re
terred to the precedent established IN England ana
Scotland where eating is pleasure and always "a or
der and where Refreshments are promin,nt AMI Ia
yorite feature all social OCCASION. But with Amer
eating Is regarded duty 70 be done II 4 hurry
and there was danger Of dissatisfaction among those
who contributed to the support OF thi- SOcty me
funds employed. Rephc- IN en- e0ufliy hulnor
Gus and plausible Style passed between tae supporters
and opponents othe report and finally t4o Me,ln3 lie
fermncd to adopt the stid report
The following appointments Tor prt'chlns on Ssl
bath nextwcrc then annOunccd Rev. Or ChecvSr VIII
deliver the sermon for uptown in tie CIurch 81 the
Puritans 1t Union square, and the downtown sermon
will be deyeredby Rev. Mr. Haven at iac North DaicA
Church These services will commen 81 "a CLOCK.
The following donations were announced by 'ir. l..
n Fuller Elder & Painter, $50; { larlcs Burkhatcr,
$50; Plume 4 Lamont, SIS; II. H. s p. Brunics. so
Cash, SloO Mr. Holden reported donations follows
n. A. & l.. Stuart, $50; Cash, $40
The 1rcasurcr stated the gross recciuts 20 o'clock
NJ this Gay Sli66 80; expenses, SI365 - balance,
&l0l u Received during this meeting actual cash,
500 from members, Si2.
After further business the Association earned.
Tie members however, meet every evening at their
rooms in Stuyyes0nt Institute.
SABBATH School TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
monthly meeting of this Society held al the Bsp
list Church in Amiy-st, the President OF the Society
Mr. c. Baxter in the chair and Mr. J. {. Hsines was
appointed Secretary pro ten. The meeting was opened
by singing reading Of Scripture and prayer. Repre-
senaives were present from seventeen OF the Sabbath
schools from various parts of the City Aer the read
Ing Of the minutes the following question was die
cussed viz: HAS the Sunday school failed 10 accom-
psh the object for which is organized" This
question was ably discussed by Mcssrs J. p simpson
Mitchell. Brinsmade and S. w. seaiOn. The speakers
referred TO the great benefits which have arisen romthc
establishing of Sabbath Schools which have come
der their personal knowledge Mr.. Michel stated that
IN this City alone over thirty fine churches had sPrunS
mp from the establishing Of Sabbath Schools The Iues
lion 70 be discussed ut the next meeting is What
are the impcdmcnts in the way Of any Of Sabbath
schools accomplishing all that they are in,cnded to
sccomplishf" Mr. Armsfeld and Mr.. Salter were de-
sisnsied by the Chairman 70 open the debate aAer
which the meeting adjourned rE .g