New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26


Tuesday, the Sixty ninth Regiment, Col. Doheny, vii
be review BY Mr. Meagher The line Is TO be forne'
In College place at liz O'clock with It's right resting oil
Barclsy-s The troops will then Immediately march L
the BATTERY, where they viii be reviewed by Mr.
Hes. her at o'clock AFTER the review they Will sd
journ to Castle Garden, where an sddre" will be pre-
scented to Mr. Mesgher by the senior officer present OF
behalf Of the Irish military organization. Is thought
that hr. Mesgher will reply at some length
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.-The New
York State Teachers Association holds its annual
Ing ct Elmra this year There will be session Of two
osys, commencing Wednesday, the h of August
The American Institute Of Instruction will hold lis
twenty third annual meeting at Troy Y, the 9Th,
9TH and oh Of August Lectures will be delivered By
Mes,rs. Henry Barnard, Geo. B. Emerson, R. s How
ard, G. D. Abbott, w. H. Wells, Jos McKeen, John
Plerpont and others and DR.. Stone will occupy an
hour With bis class In Phonetics Ladies from abroad
may expect the usual accommodations
The American Association for the adyaue ement Of
Educstion will meet at Newark, N on Tuesday the
10th Of August and will hold session of three four
days Addresses lectures and discussions Of great in
terest from distinguished In ths educational field
may be expected at the several gatherings
James N McElhgott, classical teacher of this City
and at present COrrespecdng Secretary Of the New
York State Teachers Association, has received from
BNrodsburg College, Kentucky, the degree Of Doctor
Of Laws.
z The grand splurge of the Loco
Focos at Eewburgh will come of to-day, when Wash
inztons Headquarters will be for the first time desc
Grated by herd Of rowdy politicians from the Sixth
Ward Of this City.
Commemorative have been assured,
upon the best authority, that the item In paper of
Saturday entitled An Aggravated Of Rascalty,
essentially Incorrect Mr. A. Brownfed, the manu-
facturer to whom the account TO REFER positively
epies that he has done anything like what 10 there
stated. 1t occurs, In the emplc yment Of large
Der Of girls that Mr. B. sometimes gets those who
behave badly these invariably at once paid of
and away and such persons have sometime threat
ened vengeance upon him. Mr.. B. states that he has
never sent sny one of without giving her full pay
He refers Us TO those who know him well for proof Of
his statements We have every reason to believe this
statement and cheeruly present In opposition to the
story Of the girls will be recollected that the latter
was entirely unofficial inasmuch our police have no
jurisdiction and consequently it should not have been
made public.
THANKs.-The lay Club of Newburgh
have passed resolution of thanks 10 the Marshal and
aids of the Seventh Division of the late Funeral Pro-
ctfon In this City, for kind attention. also for the ac-
crttable entertainment at Odd Felows Hall, 10 the
eyeIiDg.
RELIEF FOR THE Poor SUFFERERS BY
THE FIRE IN MoNrREAL.-Messrs James Lenox aud
David S Kennedy have each contributed $500 toward
relieving the immediate sBd pressing wants of the poor
sufferers by the late fire In Montreal Thi, sum, with
the money previously sent, makes up Sill 300 already
RENTED to Montreal from the City Of NewYork. The
collections now making will be RENTED promptly by
the Treasurer of the Committee, fast the money
comes into his hands, that the most needy may have
speedy relief
The $1,000 obtained as loan from messrs Richard
Bell ard Ransom, and from Messrs James G. King &
Sons tas all been repaid and the gentleman who orig
mated that good of advancing tina. amount TO
relieve the pressing necessities Of the sufferers and
those WHO seconded his effort will have an abiding sat
isscton In the remembrance Of this kind hearted move
mept The money promptly and 80 quickly cent
forward possessed twofod value for 1t will soften the
pillows and the sleep of those who received it,
as well of those who sent H.
TEMPERANCE. Van Wagner and his
Tent are coming Into the Eighteenth Ward, to be To-
Gated on Twenty seventh ST, between Second and
Tbird.sys, and a series of meetings will commence
Tuesday evening 9th inst, and continue every
ming until fur.k er notice The exercises will be
vened by singing from Brown, Of Yonkers and others
These meetings have been very large and enthusiastic
in various other Wards let there be large tura out
and greeting in this The Tent Is so arranged AZ
10 make it an agreeable place, and large number Of
Ladies have attended these gatherings all over tne City,
as there are comfortable seats provided Tor all
TEMPERANcE.-On Monday, the 10Th
inst. preliminary meeting held at the house of
Mr. c. C. Leigh, of Bleeckerst, for the purpose Of
forming Young Mems Ninth Ward Temperance ALI
spce whose object will be to carry out the following
principles
The enforcement of existing laws against the VIC.
stop of the Sabbath by the sale of Intoxicating drinks
The removal OF the polls and political meetings
generally from places where intoxicating drinks are
sold.
3 The suppression of all Illegal money contributions
by candidates for Office, for the purpose OF promoting
their election.
The enactment and execution of prOhibi'ory laws
egsinst The sale Of Intoxicating liquors as beverage
5 The no nnstc and election to Office OF such men
az .hsl be ascertaned be In favor of the accomplish
ment Of these ends
At this naeetinga Constitution was adopted and the
following officers elected: For President Seaman AL
laire; for vicePre,dent William W. Jscobu' for
Secretary, Giles II Gray; for Treasurer, William ID.
Jackson. and for Delegate h the City Temperance Al
lance, d. IL Carpenter.
An adjourned meeting Will be held this Monday
evening at the house of Mr. John s. Conklin No. BAG
Bleeeker,st Young men favorable to the cause are
invited to attend
u The corner stone for " Magdalen
Asylum will be laid In Yorkve, Eighty.eigbta st.
west Of Fourth avenue Thursday, July %, at
PM here will be appropriate cere monies on the &C.
cssion, interesting to the friends Of the Society.
~ The Clergy of the Reformed Dutch
Church and the friends of the late Reverend Professor