New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

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- seminary Chapel, Pm
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80. 1915 cents to be had at the door.
~.son, Temperance Society Metropolitan Hall, ~
. on Reports and Addresses.
rA TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN will be
..,,sd on Thursday evening by VIM. II. VAN WAGNER
- poughkeepse Blacksmith,) who pitches his big
~, /. vacant lot between Fifth and Sixth-svenues
INA Ninth and Tenth Streets with entrances from both
~ latter.
N, v has done much solid, effective work for the
,muesnce Cause In various parts of the country ana
g. hn W rInly commep ded by the Press OF oar own
Of the Eastern States. His tent is capacious
.,,sytsble seats and ladies may attend without
VS. ..,,,,, mr. annoyance Friends Of Temperance
y" N ,.s,come his opening in City by general
'...na,,cs At the big tent tomorrow evening.
wTbe General Conference of the Afri-
e Church has been in session In this City
The Last eleven days. and is progressing rapidly
w. s...n.ss Two Of its members have been elected
=. .,,.osth.n the Episcopacy viz Rev. Willis Nazery
S,phiIsSelUhls, and Rev. Daniel Payne, Of Baltimore
~, NJ PAYNE we are informed, Is native OF Charles
- s,r,h Carolina. An Editor Of The Christian Herald,
ra.,,ob and General Book Steward are officers yet
:. .,sc,ed The two Bishops elect are to be conse
.s...d next Thursday afternoon, May ID, at o'clock In
p.h., second.st between Avenues and c.
TEMPERANCE ANNIvERsARY.-The Sec
IA Animal and Seventh Quarterly Meeting of the Ma
so,. Temperance Society win be held at Metropolitan
u. This "wednesday evening at 7l2 o'clock. Address
~. h, Rev William NJ Daily, Of Indiana, late Chaplain
a. ctpuess Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyer of Trenton, and
Re, ]. B. wakely, Of Newark. Music BY sheltsn's
eornet Band
TIE LATE ISAAC Il. HoPPER.-The
funeral Of this amcnted philanthropist will take place
today at NJ at the Tabernacle, under the direction
# The Prison Association. Judge Edmonds will deliver
an address, and other gentlemen of the Assoc will
participate In the services We have before us the cor
r,spon6ence between the Executive Committee and
Mr. Hopper, last February, when Mr.. ii. resigned his
post Agent for the relief Of Discharged Convcts-
Tie letters are full Of affection and charity. At meet
hs Of the Association held on Monday last, resolutions
Of coincidence, &c. were passed. of which we quote the
blowing:
"That in the death Of Isaac T. Hopper the community
called TO part with a citizen of transcendent worth
and excellence the prisoner, with unwearied and
Eeltried friend the poor and the homeless, with
hiher ard a protector the church of Christ, with
brother whose works ever bore unfailng testimony to
bic faith and the world at large, with philanthropist
the purcst and most Incorporating integrity whose
good deeds circumscribed by Sect party, con-
dton or Cline"
The WASHINGTON STATUE.-I'he fol-
loving is the list of subscribers the bronze eques
TRAN statue of Washington, to be erected in this city,