New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

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ss5o greater number than was ever e 49, .rdi,
49, the Society In the same ie"s'" - go u,hI,h
49, ,bap the issues Of any one year Up ~ -
n the ,wcIfih year of the Society eA''''
OF THE 10TH ANNIvER-
,..,vxnxScr on SUNDAY-Tbe Veteran
SAY ~. War Of lsl213 and IA will attend morn
C"P =, the hrick Westinghouse, corner OF D'eA'
ns .apsrkrow, Rev Dr. Syringe, Chaplain. WI
msss' =, the Corps will be the guest OF his honor
bonos" "a Corporation at the Superior Court
tne a ill assemble as specified in general o'N'
ry' The steamship United STATES up.
-, sailed Yesterday afternoon lot A'Plh"-n 49,.
penH'' hnndred and sixty.two cabin ana on' HUu
700. w. ,.sr,, FIVE s;eerage passengers, VINO Sie "
dred ano '"e| ,so .,eamer Winfield Scott at Panama.
hound TO California
Tho steamer Francis Skiddey ieit
-o.,o,dav morning with 500 passengers
- CIR, notwithstanding the rush oy "'"'
STATE MEDICAL SociETf'-- 100 100.
=. ..oo,dipg 10 adjournment, st O'CLOCK yo''0''
80 ,,ornin, Dr. Peet read his paper on 'uo
..sns Of the alienation OF the sIh'cuon VI 'N'
go and dumb which was listened TO WIN niO'' pr
80 attention. other papers were also suoniHeo' Of
,,o,.s 10 the medical profession, after winch 'ne 'o'
sion adjourned
COLONIZATION OF TELEGRAPH LINES
We understand that the NewYork and Boston leie-
- T,,o worked under the MOrse patent, has been
,ued NTH the New York and New England Line oeF
Scr known az the Balm Line, and the united INES WI"
he,esner be known as the "New York and New'Eng'
land Union Telegraph Line and Will be manageu oy
Jobp Mckinney, Esq, who has been long ana IaVofaov
Known as the efficient superintendent oil tne DAN hH'
So long az Mr. Mckinney retains the management u
he Union Company the press and the puoc' we oouO'
moi may feel assured that none OF the dica'oilal OF
er Objectionable conduct which has heretofore cnar
.eerzed the direction of the first of the above lines
ewill be permitted.
We also understand that the rates of tariff on dis
catches between this City and Boston will be raised on
s,d after Monday next from 10 to IS cents for the first
10 words, and Q cents for each added word. THESE
te, are extremely reasonable in comparison with the
charges over the line TO Washingtona less distance
than 70 Boson-where .erenyfDe cents Is charged for
the fret 10 words and fee cents for each added woro
YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
AT meeting held on Wednesday evening, June 30, in
g gentlemen were elected officers Of the Association for
the current year;
py,sident- Oliver p Woodford. VlccPresidents-
Francis f. Butler, j. w. Rumsey T. A Brouwer, How
ard Crosby, Henry E. 8ogert, CARAT N. Bleecker.
Crvs.noudinR SeeTttay5-Peter Y. Cutler. Recording
Ssorsrayv~FTenk w Ballard. Tredsurer-Beuamn f.
,Snje,Te Wo1agns-G. II. Petne, +. G. Fisher }. >
Uowen. c. A. Dawson, J. c. Holden, 3. w ste3oius
lanes Baylis, H N. Beers A. F Goodnow, y. Dyer
w q. West Ralph Wells, z. Anthony, Richard To-, A.
nskI.v Jobn A. Corbit, Richard A. Loosen, Griffin
Thomas. John E. Hanford, John W. Grayden, Josiah
T. Knapp.
" The XXth Ward Mission Sabbath
scbool at Ismartine Hail. Elghth.av corner of Twenty
r,peth,t. celebrated It's Anniversary Tuesday last
Oune 2g) with ride to the American Museum-gen-
,rou,ly thrown open by its mansgersin stages fur.
plshed grsuitousy by the propHetOr' of the Eighth,
Ninth and Tenthav routes thence TO the American Ho
TEL where they enjoyed the Inequalities of Mr. Taber,
who seemed well pleased with his guests and extended
tobem special invitation to dine with him at their next
celebration They returned apparently highly delight
cd with their excursion. The managers OF the School
will improve this opportunity TO appeal to the phllan
throphic in behalf OF the many outcast and forsaken
sons ard daughters of want connected with this School
II is fact that abour one third Of The scholars, on an
average during the past year. have been kept At home
for want Of suitable apparel and, that according TO
moderate estimate, 200 promising YOUTH really nj OBJ
jec,s charity have been passed over, and efs to
wsow In the filthy dens of crime, the almost certain
victims of infsmy and ruin, for want OF funds where
with 10 bring them TO school, and make them decent
We feel confident the liberal minded Christian public
Of this City will gladly furnish the friends and teachers
Of the School with the ability TO carry out immediately
their benevolent aims and purposes
Cotton or wooden goods, castoh raiment of all
sorts shoes remnants OF cloth peculiarly AID would
be most gratefully received If sent TO the following
Individuals Mrs TABER, American Hotel
Mrs. Howard,
No Hudson-place, West 24th-st.
Mrs HEYTER, No 425 Sth av.
J. ALEXANDER Holt, No lS9 West 26th-st.
III EATON, No. ll3 West 2jh.st.
MFssRs. EDIToRs -SirS BE so kind as
10 correct statement which appeared In your paper OF
Thursday morning, stating that my house IN Forty
ninth ST. was fire at an early hour on wednesday
morning as IL is not correct My house Is In rory
third 81 fret house west of the Eighthav Joining TX
Assistant Alderman Edwards the roof Of both buildings
being fire, caused by his boys sending Fireworks on
The root. n D hN"'
2 RANDALL's IsLAND-FOURTH OF July.
Mn. EprroR-Sir; The King Philip will leave the
foot of Grand four five times for Randall Island
Instead Of going TO Glen Cove, advertised IL will DO
GOOD chance for any to visit this institution The ex
erclses will commence at IL o'clock The boys will
march in procession, speak pieces, &c: Taose who
wish 10 make the boys donation OF fireworks BOOKS,
&c, can do so, and it will be very acceptable.
r. RIPLEY, Randalls Island.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales
were made July l, by Adrian H. Muller:
House and lot 25 Chystie-st 57xlo0. $50
House and lot p Chrystiest, .5xl0O. 1850
FIREs.-On Friday, at o'clock A. NJ,
are broke out in the building No. l36 Ludlowst
Pedey Mr.. G. A. Noe, as an indigo factory. The ire,
men were early upon the ground and soon succeeded
In susduing the flames nor however before the prem
ses were damaged 10 the amount Of about 800 The
nreis supposed to have orignsted In the dryingroo
About o'clock A. Nj. Yesterday, fire
broke out in the ewelry store of VIM Newman No 335l2
Bowery. The flames were soon extinguished and be.
fore the premises much damaged The Assistant
Captain OF the Seventeenth Ward saws that circum-
stances would appear 10 indicate that all was not right
relating to the origin of this FIRE