New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-05
GERxAr IMNIaRArIoN.-The last annu.


GyRNav ImmrsRArIoN.-The last annu-
Al report of the German Immigrants Society states thst
20 $40 Germans arrived a; this pJrf during me year
1881 being an increase Of "a 2 overfhe same class OF
arrivals during the preceding year. BY far the greater
number of these immigrants sailed from havre' n'e'
men, Antwerp and Hamburger, although many took snip
from London, Liverpool and other ports
To ALL SycRErARIEs.-The Managers
If ss,;es now about TO hold their Anniversaries can
not do themselves the Press and the public oes'er ser
vice than to have condensed synopsis OF the opera
tons Of the Society printed for the use OF reporters
when the meetings are held By 90 dong, tney VIII
guard against the which invariably occur N tue
haste of shorthand wiring
The MORSE PArENr.-Application for
continuance of Injunction restraining F. o. j. Smith from
selling patents for districts in Telegraph lines, &C. pur
suant to agreement already referred The plaintiffs
in this case rested yesterday, and Mr. Smith viii pro-
coed in his own defense this forenoon
AyNIyERsARY acknowledgements
have been made for the Annual Meeting Of the New.
York State Colonization Society at Metropolitan Hail.
on Thursday evening May H. Addresses are promised
BY Hon. J. B. Latrobe Of Baltimore and Rev. Joel Par
ker, DID, of this City
SrRAwBERRrEs.--We received yester-
day. from Mr. John Taylor, fragrant and delicious hsr-
bnger Of summer in the shape of basket OF Charleston
in the enjoyment of which we quite forgot
the long winter whence have just emerged and the
dust of Broadway worse than any wintry rigor.
T In an item Yesterday about Tenn
perance movements, our reporter made Mr. Pike OF
Calais Me- saw that he had seized several barrels of
LIQUOR The credit belongs to another officer, having
been done last year. and time before Mr. Pike was
elected to the Mayorslty.
q GEO. HAYDocK, the exWoodsaw-
yer is now in this City, and will go wherever his serv-
ces are wanted az an advocate OF TotaAbsnence Ad-
dress No. 6 First.st, care of w. II. Chapman.
p SrBAwBERRIEs-S00 baskets fine
and rpe-were received this day from Charleston SC,
by John II. Broas, No. 1876 West-st.
OPENING ELEvENTH-AvENUE.- SUI
preme Court yesterday appointed Ogden Edwards,
John Cox and John Brown Commissioners on the open
ing of the Eleventh.avenue.
BOARD OF AssIsTANTs.-This BODY met
las, night but no business of particular importance
transacted
u The Industrial Congress, last even
ing unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
Resored That approve of the efforts of the Laborers
of this City to improve their condition by aociang them
selves together Societies for mutual benefit and protection
Resored, That learn with pleasure that the very mod
crate demands OF the Labore have been acceded BY
employing masons OF this City.
The election for the veral Standing Committees for
1928 will take place next Tuesday evening
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.--The
Directors of the Union Theological Seminary in this
City have issued appeal to the friends Of the nsu
tion soliciting subscriptions 10 fund of Sl50OO which
is dee med necessary to free the Seminary from its
barrassments, and put II in safe and permanent posi-
ton This seminary has been In existence Is years,
and during that period has educated 3 ministers Of the
gospel 90 of whom were from New England
than $50 from New York State and City Go from other
States west and south of New.York, and from for
egn countries 1t is essentially Presbyterian inst
tuition, requiring from its Directors and Professors
declaration of belief in the w stminssr Confession Of
Faith and approval OF the Presbyterian form of Church
government but it is open, free of charge for tuition
students Of the requisite qualifications from every
Evangelical denomination Of Christians, and is said
advantages
Congregationssts, Methodsts Baptsts, and in
instance by Epscopslisn. The present faculty
sists Of Rev Edward Robinson d. professor Of Biblical
literature; Rev. 1hos Skinner, DID, professor Of sacred
rhetoric and pastoral theology Rev Henry Il. Smith,
DID, professor of Church history Rev JAS p. VII.
son, d., professor Of systematic theology and VIM.
c. Turner, A. NJ, instructor in the Hebrew language.
The great objects sought for by the collection OF the
proposed fund are, increase of the library, ampler
accommodations for students and the establishment of
the protessorships on a secure basis, by immediate
endowment
Nearly onethrd of the required amount has recently
been subscribed by its Directors proof both OF their
confidence in the institution and their high appreciation
of il.
The Committee Endowment are, Messrs. Charles
Butler Chairman c. o. Hasted, J. c. Baldwin, Fisher
Howe, John A. Davenport, Rev. VIM. Adams, ID,
and Rev W. II. Bidwell
r The Particular Synod of n. Y. con-
vened yesterday morning 10 o'clock In the First r. d.
Church in Marketst, Newark with very large aten.
dance of members. Rev. Albert s. Porter of vii.
liamsburg elected President, Rev. J. s. Lord OF
Harlem, Assessor, Rev. T. c. Strong and j. Pascal
Strong, Clerks After the usual opening exercises and
the appointment of Committees, the following were
elected Delegates to the General synod to meet at VIII
liamsburg, L. L. the first Wednesday in June 1852
From Classis Of Ne0 York-Rev John C. Guiding Aaron
Lloyd Thomas E. yenilye D. D. Elders stephen G. Lyons
Fisher, D. D.; T Dewitt D. D.; Brownlee, Eide Elders; D.
Ingraham, L. w Hiss, James Suydam Secundi
From the South CLassis Of NeD- Yoyk-Rey NJ g. Hutton
D; D. R. A. Quinn, s. H. Mseker Elders. A. Riggs J. b.
Wood c. DeBevoise, Primar Rev. j. B. Steele p Brett
J. NJ. Matthews, ID. d, Elders; j. Vanan, j. Young w
Lane, Secundi.
From CLasss Of Neac- Bymscok.- J. X. Campbell
s. B. How, ID. d., T. r. Craven Elders; II. vsnderyeer j.
Dsty, 7. Tamage, Phmarii; Rev. II. D. Cause, G. Van
Nest, A. Messer, ID. D., Elders; Isaac Denmam, c.
Wycof O. G. Neyius Secund
From Cdssis Of Beygea-Rey G. Absel, d. D., ). c.
butcher, T. B. Gregory Elders w. Kirk j. n Jaroomon
NJ Morgan Pnmarii Rev. c. Blauvelt, j. McFarisne j. s.
Demsrest Elders u Sippa, s. Crane Zabriskie secund