New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
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EloNOMI IN bEb ~" ~"~' 49,
eIHrs-we have already frequently spoken oil d. Crit
fin & Co.'S improvement in the mode OF setting seam
Boiers whereby (as scores OF leading minuiaetu
by steam have testified from persona experienced
saving Is effected of fully per cent Of hefde
formerly required We nov learn by note IRON the
Csu,sip and Engineer Of the steamboat Columbus, ply
Ing hence to Staten Island that the patentees have sue
coeded in applying their improvement to that boat,
whereby they certify that they have effected saving of
twelve TONS Of coal per week. and been relieved from
the annoy nee AMI danger formerly experienced from
sparks and cnders OF course II this may be done with
one boat, it may be with all Why, then, may not the
same be applied 10 the boilers Of Locomotives with like
sdyantseel VIII not those interested look into the
mstteri
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-At the Annual
Meeting of the Grand Encampment of knights Templar
Of the State of New-York, held Friday June T. the
following officers were elected:
VIM. Z Lathrop of Rochester, Grand Master.
Oscar Coles, of New-York, D. Grand Master.
Jobp L Lewis Jr Of Penn Van. G. Generaissimo.
Jarvis r. Hatch, Of Rochester, G. Captain General
Salem Town, Of Aurora, g. Prelate:
John S Perry Of Troy G. S Warden
Colobeloni Of New.York, G J. Warden
John w Smons of NewYork G. Treasurer.
Robert Macoy OF New.York, &. Recorder.
Benz Marshall. of Troy, &. star dard Bearer
Ira Chase of Utica, &. Warden
THE "BiG TENT" STILL AWAKE -
Although the last two evenings have been very incle'
rneut the enhsiam at this Pavian h On the increase
The gatherings continue large and respectable In spite
of wind and weather. The meeting Of Monday eve
ming was the most enthusiastic of the season The ad
dresses by Rev. J. L. Rockwell w. II. Van Wagner,
Rev. Lucien Burleigh were Of powerful earnest and
effective character calling forth enthusiastic responce
from the audience throughout the whole evening Inc
meeting last evening was addressed by Samuel wilkins,
W. Van Wagner and others in fervent manner The
impression made on Monday and Tuesday evenings
apparent for good that every lover OF his coun
try or of this cause must have been moved to highest
purposes in the overthrow Of the tyrant Rum, and
every heart must have been warmed and cheered in
view Of success IL the future.
The LADIES AND TEMPERANCE.-The
.sdies Of the Seventh Ward held avery spirited and
Interesting meeting PERSIAN, 20 adjournment on Mon
day afternoon in NJ. Van WsgneTs Temperance Tent,
IN Madison, nesr Jefferson ST., Dr. Riven5d-g acting a.
Chairman and z l. TheAl acting Secretary Tor them
The nesiag opened via prayer BY Rev. a. Chase
after which tie Repo-; Of tie Committee Constiiu-
ton and By Laws stated they had discharged their duty
and handed 10 the Chairman Constitution and By
Laws which by request be read for tie approval Of
the meeting, which accordingly done, and the Con-
stution and Bylaws, as read, were adopted for the
government of the "Lsdies Temperance Alliance Of
the Seventh Ward" auxiliary to the Seventh Ward
Alliance
An invitation was then given for the ladies become
constitutional members. sixteen came forward and
corded their members
NJ siob nd pav NJ nj tba IL.
lance, Mr.. Beck of the Fifth Ward Alliance, and Mr.
Van Wagner then addressed the meeting setting forth
the importance OF such Association, and by perse-
verance and labor more good could be accomplished
by ladies than by the serner SEX and there no.
doubt expressed but by constant exeon success would
ultimately crown their efforts
A committee of all the ladies who had signed the
Constitution appointed and requested to retire for
the purpose of nominating officers After consultation
the following ladies elected to I'll the several
Offices:
Pre'ideat.. 49,. :............M Mrs. A. COREY.
Evst ice Pyesideat. ........ Mrs E BEpELL.
Second lice PTeadent......s. Ms T. NJ. RfvENBURG.
CoveT0ndiSg Secretary. 80. Mrs J. 7: LYTTE.
Recording Secretary. Mrs c. =. BkLDEN.
EIessige ccmmittcc.Mis NJ Maby Mr.. S BonneL
Mics II. w. Roop, Miss 5. Bonnell Mrs. VI j. Gallagher
Miss 5. J. Selleck, Mrs Jane Fordhsm.
1t was with great reluctance the abovenamed ladies
could be prevailed upon to accept Of the responsible
ties of Office owing to that modesty which is so charac
tsristic Of the female The ladies Of the Seventh
Ward have reason to be proud of the selection here
made which, for respectability and intelligence, will
vie with any in the community. If the spirit OF har
mony and zeal manifested iu the this occasion
is carried out-Hhich have every to believe
will be-much good will be accomplished aud the rum
grocers driven from our midst
After passing vote of thanks TO DR.. Bivenburg and
E. L. Theall who have acted as Chairman and Secre
tsry the meeting adjourned to hold mass meeting in
the Tent on Wednesday evening, when Mr.. L. D. Cu
and others will be present and address them There
will be singing by the Quartette Club.
TEMPERANCE-Ihe tide Is rushing on
royd-Although Monday evening inclement 1t
made no change in the enthusiasm at the Big Tent
respectable audience together and although there
quite many in consequence OF the rain, the
zeal and ardor of those pre5en, than Offset the diff
ference in numbers.
The meeting was opened by prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wal
tiers. After which there were addresses from Rev. j.
E. Rockwell, W. H. Van Wagner, and Rev. Lucien Bur-
leigh The addresses this occasion OF the mos
effective character and there seemed to be new power
and new iervor work at this stage ef this series OF
meetings. At the close the Vice President of the
Seventh Ward Alliance, Mr.. j. T. Hewitt, made some
deeply interesting remarks. The meeting then ad
journed.
HORRIBLE AFFRAY.-TVO Men nOrtdily
Wounded-Yesterdsy afternoon, frightful STRAY took
place at the house No 2Si Mulberry In which three
men were stabbed two of whom will in all probability
die of their wounds appears that an ri'hman named
John Doan and bis wife Isabella have been for some time
past living very unhappry together at the house above