New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22


tory Concert and greeted the old gentleman upon his APP
pearsnce in the Orchestra with hety long continued
applause The performances consisted Of three orchestral
pieces Icy the beneficiary several Songs by lies Of this
City. the well known scena from Der Freyschuz. D.
Madame Otto, qr;ntete from Heinrich II i'm Fam
ers aid two piano forte pecesin the latter in which III
tie boy some Of seven eight years took part Mozsrs
Non Psventar was sex down for Madame Stephan, bat
believe she was in Philadelphia AMI it vel As the
last piece on the programme was omitted Music 50 orr
gnal and singular a. that Of Father Heinrich Is harya
proper subject Of criticism upon single hearing 1t wen
OFF with spirit ard received by the audience IN
manner which must have been highly gratifying 10 the
feelings Of The composer.
The GRANITE STATE. lis new steamer returned
from her first trip TO Hartford Yesterday morning She
will continue regular trips Hartford leaving Peck slip
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ssturdaysat r NJ
AarRrcAs IssrrrUrE-An informal meeting washeld
last night TO prepare the regular annual election of
Trustees, Committees, &c.
Banner PRESENTATION Among the doings noticed
for last night banner presentation to Warren Temple
Of Honor No 49, at Knickerbocker Hail. with addresses
from eminent Temperance speakers music, &c.
FoR AUsTRALn-The ship ROckland sailed yester-
day for Melbourne with ss5 passengers
u Rev VIM S. Balch having returned from his
Foreign tour expected preach in his Church corner Of
Bleecker and Downing sts- Sunday at lO a VI and
PM
A Picture IN CASDY-A candy manufacturer in st.
Louis has prepared article for exhibition at the New York
Fair which the least novel Of the novelties that will
be then and there collected is emphacaly picture in
candy, being copy Of lhoZraph Of boar hunt The
figures in the original consisting of the hunters and their
horses the boar and the hounds and the grass and
sky overhead are represented with accuy The expression
and oil Tho the
lithograph are faithfully copied The work was executed
entirely by hand by slow and tedious process
MEDICAL AsxrvERsARY-The American Medical As
ISOLATION Alopaihc) will hold its annual session in this
CITY on the Sd Of next month 1t is rumorsd in profess
sonal circles that this association intends th occasion
TO institute rigorous and searching investigation into the
merits and dement's of the various pahies and ism (Ho
muopathy, Hydropathy Chrome Thermasm, &C. &crl
which so vex and confuse the public with the view of
impartng the community due amount of enlightenment
on the perplexing subject
ANNIVERSARY OF THE MARIsE SocIETY.-The eighty
third anniversary of the Marine Society of the City OF New
York will be celebrated by meeting in the Broad
way Tabernacle this evening Rev DIR Hodge and Ogden
Hoffman ESQ expected to deliver addresses The to-
tai amount paid in pensions and donations TO distressed
masters widows and orphans by this Society from its for
nation in 1870 to January - 1852 sl56OoO The Soce
ty has now on its list fifty six widows of shpmasters who
receive annuites OF the st grade thrtyone widows 500
each Of the % grade thirteen widows $50 each Of the Sd
grade twelve widows, $40 each
PREsBYrERY OF NEW. YoRK.-The Presbytery Of New
York met on Monday evening and was opened with ser
mon by the Moderator Rev G. X. lmbre from Titus H.;
- His subject was Ministerial Authority Rev Peter d.
Oakley was elected Moderator and Rev. Messrs: Rankin
and Wells Clerks Rev Drs Spring and Phillips were ap-
pointed Commissioners the General Assembly and Rev.
n MI and The Elders
apponted were Messrs Walter Lowrie and Daniel Lord
Three Young men were received candidates for the Cos
pei ministry under the care of the Presbytery
M,n,soS.seu.pE PREsayrERIAS CHURoH-We learn
that the Madison qnre Presbyterian Church. the new or
ganizaton of which Rev DR. Adams is the pastor have
found the Chapel of the University TOO small TO accommo'
date their large and Increasing congregation They have
rented the Hope Chapel in Broadway to which they will
remove on the first Sabbath in May, and where they will
worship until the building in Madsonsquare is
completed.
CASE OF WIDow MnLER.-The condition of this wO
man which justly calls for sympathy Her husband
who was cook on board the packehp American Congress,
was killed as alleged by Michael Reardon and his dead
body was his home at No 46 Cherry burial
Only two weeks previous his wife had given birth to her
first child and she is without the ordinary means of
subsistence She is yet very feeble and of course heart
broken by the terrible event which has deprived her Other
natural protector We trust appeal to the benevolent
will not be rues We shall be happy to take charge OF
any donations and see that they properly bestowed
WAsHI.G AID BATHISG-The Peoples Washing aud
Bathing Establishment in Mott St. has been in operation
nearly year. and gives encouraging signs of ultme
success In arranging the present structure accommoda-
tons were provided such would allow sixty Ell ght per
sons TO wash clothing at time, with ffythree private
rooms for bathing three vapor and two large swimming
baths The apparatus for washing which is of the most
improved kind has thus far barely paid current expenses
while the baths have yielded income nearly quite suf
6cient to render the establishment self sustaining one
This result We understand is fully equal to that predicted
by The most sangune inasmuch as the London bath and
houses were much tardly received into conf
dence and failed to support themselves for several years
The washing department of the Peoples Washing and
Batbjpg Establishment went into operation ON the
10Th az April last and the bathing during the last week
Of June The following table shows the number OF bIhers
with the income from the same and the aggregate income
derived from all sources during the most profitable part OF
the year:
e. ast ending No Bathe Income from. do. From Washing
June 5....-..-293s- .----S4Z0 -1--------eItO -
June l2.....2, 352..--.--- los 13-..-.--- l23 ~
June Observation-Disclosures ~ oe-.-...-- 2'J -
June e, 494....-..- l2l 2I.-----. 40 Us
Iulv 3......9.72q.. l2g f6.--.-.-- l9l 2
Julv 10 ......3.77s........ lsj l2.--.-... POS %
ILL -...... aai5. ....... III 99....-... Loo l3
Juv "a III 4.......- 2UI ls.-..---- 22- -
Iuy 81 ,S04........ 1872 O4.-..--.. lbl %