New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

of immediate necessity until some emplcyusv, -, !.
procured for them This benevolent project cs.nos A.,
meet With encouragement from all frends OF hums.h
ard ss there persons OF education seeking sspo.
nent a. teachers, and Others % mechanics "a ~
neB, We hope that such Of citizens VITO have a. .
poriunty Of employing any Of them win sppy 10 C..
Avezzaps, No. 1o3 Pesrist
CELEBRATION OF THE Sons OF Trvyu.
This evening, the Tenth Anniversary Of the g.,
of Temperarc &C vii take place ct the places nsusd
the advertisement on the dra page. Tue menbs,r J,
this order In New York brooklyn and WIN a.
expected to participate 10 the occss.on The Dsush,,
of Temperance wil also be present 10 their Rssss,
Among other speakers Dr. Eliost, the nstsd Husls,.
orator from Ohio, will speak 1t the Bsdforda cha,cs
FIFTH WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.
The third quarterly meeting Of this Alliance vs Ass
on Monday evening 10 the Duapest Z. Church. Tia
body Of the church well filed. The principal pc-
ton of the audience eouposed Of ladies'. Mr. L.
S. Beck, President Of the Alliance on taking The ehs
made few remarks introducing to the audience Rev
Mr.. Armstrong, q venerable 81. ymsp, Of moro hs
threescore years and ten who has for upward Of ss~
ty years been jealous advocate Of The Tsmpssue.
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Rev. Mr.. Armstrong.
Professor H. Ma,tson, of the John.st NesAoi.,
Church. was next introduced to the audience He n.
Cd that being comparatively . stranger 10 tho CT, N
should be unable to presen, TO the audience nany.
portapt facts and convincing Arguments a. 10 The nd
ancboly effects of the traffic In intoxicating irnis a,
He alluded to the opposition which the Ten ,srancs A.
Ispces had met With, TIE ground that Il vac nxh,
r. -tsk ed palt.
toward connecting Church and Ssats-sud thsl u.
original form Of the Temperance Alliances Consass.
ton prohibited the niroduct ~ Of sectssan sabjs
he was hsppy 70 cay, however that that per cd hai
passed. TT objects of the AIince are TO ares or
abs,e an evil-the sse Of Intoxicating drinks-parax
larry by retail. IL appeared from the fSpres "a
reliable inform atom pisc q 10 bis hspts ibS thss
are In this enlightened City Of New Yovk between
five ard elk thousand places for ,sellpg hqsor.
from the magnlfceut Metropolitan 10 the suo 80 5ce
where hey sell ardent spirit. srd thai l2 Of these are
Known 10 be hept open ON Sundys. Indeed. IL seensd
10 him that be bad seen as many l'2 open on Sun
6ays between the psrsnnase md Johnu Church. h
was sso COZ ioenty stst, that sieventWeths Of Il,
commune pls 10 the City Prison may be- uae 10 4.
traffic In intoxicating dIiphs, and ihI pneteashs oihs
pauperism that exiss siises from the same case NJ
TO speak Of the various sxes and burhens which he
trt tic imposes upon u.s. Is 10 NOT exasg sraioa 10
say that there al lealt ON 30 600 90 0UCO perc
always In various stages Of progress toward tondfast
CIuHkPDDteb HOW long, ne Wouiu ha,uocs toko Mt
man after once giving way 10 become drrrtud
ct Nc suppose 10 tabe teB-shen every ten yean
less han 90 0t0 persona die druok4ds In this cys1
10 600 annually occur from drunkenness or IN otAa |
words 500 persons annually come 10 their de6tns BY
centec violepce
The Rev. speaker then proceeded to portray. IN vvx
coors the feet tho traffic In ardent spirits bed h i
robblrg the young wife OF domestic comfort lad
everything that che may hold dear To also ct fort
the nco pstepcy If allowing ,he drunksrd 10 exeres
The elective franchise. ioasmuch as the lunatcs 10 or
ssylums prohibit from voting; no man hsvisss
rgh to vote who II devoid OF human reason, va
thci e,ore evident that druDken was enthsd /
that privilege he then coseo HE remarks With ursh<
the nects ity Of adol ting the Maine Law a. the ry
means Of removing the svil
Rev John Lucky, formerly Prison Chaplain, na L
present Missionary at the Five Poiuts next aodses
the meeting. He vas followed by Rev. Mr. Wsne. |
Rev. Mr. Wescost concluded tho exercises with Iss
effective and appropriate remarks
TMr. d. d. Howard has parted with
bis interest In the Irving House e. No W. H. Barosss
late Of the Franklin House, Philadelphia aud has A~y
given possession The change wss announced at their
nertsble on Monday, when speeches highly eouuesl
a.ory of the retiring landlord were made By OK PfodM
TYLER, Gen. WARD of Werchester, Cen. II. Wal
BRIDGE. Hon. |. f HOLMES of 8. @. and JOSEPH Hoxt
who were among the guests. Their remarks we're vsJ
appropriate and happy
Mr. Howard was among tho oldet Hotel. Hsepenf
our City, and has been eminenily successful TNsk
wing Bouie. opened by him nearly four ysAH sso, Nv
been full almost unnterruptedy and has been o,ieA
70 decline receiving thousands for want of room NJ
man ever better understood bis business than d.
Howard, or more thoroughly attepd ed TO H. HIS rss
rapidly became his friends and remained 90, hesnu
separated BY distance We under aand that he st ID
engage again In su'ness at present The price Of es
furniture, lease and good will OF the Irvnt w
$4,000 90
DESTRUCTION OLA Portion OF TIE
MANHATTAN Gas WoBKs By FIRK.-Lsst evening sboa
51a O'CLOCK, portion Of tho Manhattan Gas wsrh b
Eishteenthst, corner OF Tsnthsv, wss DESTROYED ~
hre when The IRE was fret discovered, the alarm ~ |
promptly given and the fremen we're quickly sssts
ground, but despite their efforts that portion Of hos
tablbbment Known - the purifying house wss con
petey destroyed. The Ore orgin stsd In the pnriyg
house and was caused by the vessels ppss being
sOeient to carry of the great smouuof gss gensnlM
The escaping gas therefore came 10 contact VIII h
lamps, and slmost Instantly the place ives enveIopsds
flames
Had the flames com municstsd 10 the man buldat
no sxsrtons on the part Of the nremen co1ld b."
saved the establishment from entire destruction ~
ial OF ne state ROOF OF TINS building drove the tsro
out Of the windows, causing great excitement sa1g
the crowd who were present, and several were sjus
while running from the scene, In consequence Of sss
hsDpled upon. The value Of property dssrcys
amounts 10 about 10000 upon which there . Skl
surance. In consequence Of the destruction Of VI
building, there was scarcity of sss throughout hsyl
per part Of the City.
Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clocLl
FIRE broke out In wooden bulldog corner Of A'sss
c. ard Fifthst, occupied as a csrpensersshcp. ~
hremen we're soon on hand but despite their ezeToe
the premises were nearly destroyed. The los
riaiDg.
~ The Newspaper Establishments [
fered for sale 10 columns 10 day. 10 ono Of the ~
best In the Interior. No one need look at Il who sss
able TO raise large sum, which It Ia richly WORTH
IL