New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

enthusiastic meeting Of .hls Association held last
/ evening q; the Broadway House, sILAs c. HEaRING
presiding. arls number Of new members were re-
ceivec-among o;hers James Sullivan, leading Sixth
Wsrd Democrat lie was Introduced 70 the Association
py Committed and welcomed 10 membership By Hon.
John II. White Of the First Ward when together with
NUMBER Of others Mr.. Sullivan signed the rj Of the
Uniori,t which simply pledges all who attach their
lanes thereto to forward the election Of Gen Winfield
Scott by all honorable means Some songs were given
by hr. Fraser, who was greatly applauded. The Union
lists then agreed 10 meet h!i evening o'clock at the
Broadway House, and 10 march In procession % the
meeting Of the friends OF Scott and Graham OF the lVta
Congressional District TO be held aithe North American
Hotel thl. evening The regular meeting, OF the atom
is,s held every Thursday evening II ordered
that the names Of the Finance Committee be published
In all the Wig papers until the election.
BOARD OF AssIsTANrs.-An ordnance
snd resolution were adopted las, evening, repeating
the ordinance of November ISL, creating four In
stead OF three election districts In the First Ward As
ssant Alderman Barker contended that the districts
should be increased rather than diminished ami thu,
the effect Of the ordinance would be to leave the Ward
without enough districts. Ths denied by Assistant
Alderman Brown, who said that the popu alton Of the
ings and erecting stores decreasing rather than
the reverse and that three districts sufficient. The
measure prevailed by party VOTE
CASE OF Thomas kAIYE.-Judge Mel
son has decided that this case can be TAKEN for review
before the Supreme Court of the s on the gro 4nds
TO The power Of Commissioner Brigham to act
Magistrate under the Treatythe suiiclepcy of the spp
cation made by the Consul his Extradtion-and
10 the suficency of proof Of the original complaint In
Irelspd and the standing of the Magistrate takingit
writ of Habeas Corpus has been issued, pro lorna
turtsble before Judge Nelson at COoperstown on lth
init kaine himself will not be required to go aud the
Will be certified thence, to the Supreme Court
r. w. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
NEwl DIRK, o. or o F.-The following Is the resul!
Of the election held last evening" John R. Wl.se of
Newburgh, K. W. G. Master Z. II. Howell. New
York, D. G. Master Royal q. Willard NewYork q.
Warden; John j. Davies, New.York, q. Secretary;
Matthew Bird, New.York, G. Treasurer; Andre Ere
melt, Of New.York, R. w. Grand Representative D. c.
l.. Of US.
THE REVENUE CUTTER TANEY.-All
the purchases were yesterday rlgged to the sunken
schooner fancy, of the Revenue Department and
IN
will be procured as soon as possble-probsbly
be put into operation some time to day. Captain Mar
Ill Is indoiatgable in his exertons to regain his lost
,.sel and has thus far done everything himself that
could be done, in the way of running and procuring
| vessels, purchases, sc.
ARRIVAL OF THE U. S. STOREsHIP
SouTHAMPToN-The L. s. s.oreship Southampton, 80
days from Calso arrived yesterday morning. The fol-
loving Is list Of her officers Peter Turner, Lieut.
Commanding John s. Mes.ersmsh, Passed Assistant
| Surgeon J. w. A. NlckersoD, Master G. w Dennison
| G. A. Stevens and Earl Eogsh, Passed Mdshipmsn I.
L Jump Captains Clerk.
Mission At THE FIVE PoINTs.-The
| Ladies' Home Mission at the Five Points has received
| curing the IN nth ending July 81, 1852:
| IN Cash-From'A Friend, 81 for freight on box
| from Lima. So from Miss Mercein, 81 from Mr. ii
| +. Baker, No. Is Waterst., $40; from Mr.. Chesso
rough Of Pekin. n. Y, for portage - cents from the
sexton OF the First Baptist Church. n Y, 81 surplus
of freigh. from Rev r. Cook. = cents from George
w Reg noIds, Of Franklin, y. Y, s. from A Friend
| fifty ceut. worth of letter stamps from Mrs Whl:e
sey Fsrmip aton Conn. 81 from Mas. J. Morgan, oy
| Rev. b. NJ. GuTnsey, 81 -
In ClotLips-A barrel OF clothing and hsts from Mrs
| Samuel EelIs and Mrs Sutton, by Thos. Eels; three
bundles Of clothing from Mrs. Noah Worre; pair OF
new seeks from Mrs Or. Cheever; barrel OF goods
estimated at $40, from New Hartford oneida Confer
euce by Rev r. Cook a barrel Of clothing from Mrs
Badtou M. Fret av box OF clothing from --,
| ~ the s:esmer Traveller from NewilaveD severa
pairs of shoes and collar cravats &c, from h. Froth
iuehsm; several pairs OF shoes, collars, cravas &c
| from Ira Peiego Jr box OF goods from Cazenoyla
| Station, estimated at SD
JouN LucKEY, Missionary at the Five Points
NORTHERN DIsPENsARY, WAyERLY-
| t1AcE-Tne following report shows the number o
patients treated at this Institution during July, 1852:
laN a. fha
| pen,sry, LOIS. Males, t13; Females, lO76. Total
Na,,ri,-Ireopd l,l55; United States, 52? Eng
| land, 81 Scotland, Germany, l. o:her countries,
ResG~Cured or relieved, ,6.3 died, II sent to the
Hospital . vsccinsted Z; still under treatment, 30
| Total, l,7i9 90,
est number In any day 22}. Least number IN any day
a.. Average per day. l3i
u The degree Of Doctor of Laws con-
ferred by Uron College at its las. commence nent Ia
July upon Hon Alexander w Bradford, Surrogate 81
the County of New York Is Just recognition by that
,ncie1t OF learning OF the merits and attain
Of che of the foremot Of her younger sons the Doc
tora,e Of Laws is sometimes conferred where II means
uoifing and Is nsked truth, honorary mereiy-rOL ct
Eret,1fa nhH But in Mr. B'adiaros cese, W. may be
pe Knitted to cay it I. SOM thing more Tne title Is liz
orally ard appropriately true when Inferred upon on
who has not only Judge ad nnitered the vast and
cro.inp busiu ess of the lage,i Surrogate district of the
country with distinguished learning and ability. but has
slso as Jurst by his published reports, made the hfs
utilization from the legal profession in the 1ted
Siaes 10 that por,ant branch OF law when relate, 70
the estates Of deceased persons Union C9lege mas
| hcnored herself In thus honoii5g her son lENpi'ss
VAN WAGNFR'S BIC Tent, CORNER
| TWENTY SEVENTH ST AND SEcoNDAy.-The meetings
81 this place are continuing each ni With unaoatsd
! interest and large numbers are sigung tie pledge
! Yesterday afternoon the ladies' he a meeting, aud
were addressed by Mr Van Wagner with vie" 10
o,uings Ladies Alliance, auxiliary u the Eighteenth
! WAC Alliance There i, much Interest maSltest on
Ills great question IN this Ward at the present ane
A CARGO or GERMAN INFANTs.-The
| sh'v II Denis arrive yeiterday from Hivre, with
30 psss,rgers OF this number l. were Infants, two
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