New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. Delaionr's. formerly Lynch CldrFsl 25le RalLa.
1852. 6A NJ. Neon. sP,h. SPA
Sept l5.-...-.-.O 10 o. OIL
ASussnEsrs, &C THIS DAY AND svKsrss
Sbls Gardeu-Ihe Erchantc.- Daughter of tbs Regiment
Burtous The,terOu New lady Mad hlers Mad 6Ood nr
walscS. ;ceum-Ths Foe, of sshti Naval Eus~msspi
B.ruu%. su..un-T6s orpbAn. Dream, rhes P The Liner,
Wood. Miu,tre.-sO 90 Broadway, Concerts 'ysans
NrNETEENTH WARD ELECTIoN.-This
matter came up sgsn in the Board of Assistants last
evening" Assistant AID. Barker, (Whig) supported BY
Assistant Aid Msbbstt, showed the Illegal and ousra-
,eeu, course which had pursued in relation to the
ballot boxes &C. and contended that the minority re-
port, In favor Of new election, should be adopted
This was opposed by Assistant AID. Bouton and McCon'
key, Tammsny) Assistant Aid oBhen CrsmmanO
called the previous question on Assistant Aid Barker
being about 10 reply hut withdrew IT, The majority
report declaring that Assistant AID Brssow has bsen
duly elected, was r ally put AMI carried, Il to s. being
sparty vote.
SecIETY OF DENTAL SURGEONS OF THE
STATE OF NEw.YoRK-The anniversary OF this sol
clety was held on Tuesday, Sept. IA, at 10 o'clock
AN Dr. +. II. Clark delivered the opening address.
Several nsushed dentists addressed the Society
on various subjects connected with dental science.
The following 10 the result of the election for the en-
suing year: Harvey Burdell, President James Fow-
ler First Vlce.Presl tent Chss ii. siillwell, Second
Vice President; Benz. f. Mcguire, Recording Secrs.
tary; Charles c. Allen Corresponding Secretary; NJ.
n Bridges. Treasurer; b. f. Mcguire Librarian; = A.
Main H. d Hall, 7. Ii. Burrass, Executive Committee;
C. C. Allen, l.. Coyel b. Lord, Exam. Committee
VEGETARIAN FEsTIvAL-The Third
Annual Festival of the Vegetarian ,cety Of the United
States was held In the large hall Of the Chinese Build
! ing last evening The attendance was exceedingly
small those present however. seemed to enter into
the spirit of the proceedi,gs vlsh much sHstO.
The chair was taken by Dr. w. A. Acost, Of Mao.
the President of the Vegetarian Society
Several toass and sentiments presented through
the evening, which were very ably spoken 10 by Dr.
Nicho Messrs Tebb and Ryder, of England; PROBES
Mussey, of Clncinnst Messrs Sec Wolf of M.ines
! J. ?. Andrews, and Others
The general driit OF the observations made BIZ the
various speakers appeared to be- to incucats the ides
that In the general sdopton of tbe grtsran 10 prefer
ence 10 the animal food Diet 10 be found the most
/ efectusl-the most entirely complete-means OF ole.
vating MAD, by suppres.lng forever wars, intsmper
anse, and all those muifari)us eys which arise from
mans upbrdled indu gence Of bis paa.i1n The
speakers contented with much force that the use Of
animal food made approximate the feelipgs of thu
csrDiyora by reason of theinli connection exist
Ing between the mind and body-hence lighting, muir.
ders vars drunkenness and tho gross sensua,y of co.
eety in the bulk.
The occasion was much eDliyened by the admirable
performance Of several choice opera gems by bod
worth's band The meeting, without being enthusias.
tic, was dignfed, and passed of in tho utmost good
feeling.
LICENSING RAILROAD CARs.-In the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, last evening" Assistant
y alderman Trotter, President Of the Board offered s
solution in relation 10 licensing railroad cars, which
provides that hereafter when permission 10 given By
the Common Council 10 lay railroad track through ne
streets the resolution shall state the and coBd
lions upon which the grant will bs given, without nan
Ing any parties TO whom shall be given-thst after b.
rg passed and approved, the Street Com sha
advertise in the Corporation papers for least shy
days for proposals for the that viii be paid
yearly license for each TO be IT, sgreeaty 10
condition. and the parties who shall offer the hzhes
sum therefor shall be entitled receive H. exec .sg
an sgTeemeot 10 conform 10 conditions and on the
further condition that said parties shall procure from
the Mayor each year license for each car and Dag for
said license the named In the ofisr To COMMITTEES
on Streets.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-MErpo-
roLITAN.-ExGovernor WI Il. Marcy, Albany; Gen.
Dun Green, Washington; p. T. Barnum and family,
Conn; Judge Durkn and family s Juth Carolina; Hos
c. A. Calhoun and family. Va; COL II. p. Russell snl
family, Chicago.
UNION SQUARE HorEL.-Hon. Edward Curtis, Mssa,
p. V. Daniel, Jr. Richmond, Va.
IRVING HoUsE.-Commodore Moyris L. 8 ;Onv9
Ellsworth Hartford. Conn N. Eaton and two dassh.
tiers, Trridsd de Cuba Judge $. A. Foo,e. Gsssvw
N. T.; Francis o. j. Smith Maine
AsroR HoUsE.-Col. Samuel Colt, Hartford. Coma;
Col Craig, U. s. A.. Capt. Socun, Washington MAJOR
Carr Washington Capt Roberts and lady, Noble.
The REINDEER CALAMIrY.-Other =
Tins OF this terrible calamity have been sdded
hst OF the dead On Tuesday morning Ass LOCKWOOD
expired at Maiden; and yesterday morning hrs. WV
hanson, wife Of Rev. Geo r. williamson, also died.
She was daughter of Ebenezsr Pistt Esq Secretary
OF the sesman's Savings Bank
| The recovery OF Mics Quisly is despaired OF.
Mr.. Lockwood, brother Of the sbosenamed deeossec
lies at the Maiden House 10 critical condition.
Tie list Of deaths BY this calamity now numbsr 81
LAUNCH.-The ship Ericsson, OF VIZ
we some tine since gave a description, was "a"
rom the d = yard Of Messrs. Perrsne Ps'se ."
Stack, foot Of North Second It,, Wnlismssern,
day, at about 10 O'Clock Their ~ - j
sons present to witness H. Sh" tss~ o"