New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

bx D- Wehsrer were the rt % arrive az tne rasse
the morning. They numbered about 500 al wearing
red BADGES on their collars Everything went on I'd
n;r.hlv The pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb Institution
-, he rs,, 10 arrive under their Superintendent and
Teachers There were sbcu: $50 present a. the Palace
III, pups Of Public School No 81, in Carnansvle came
rex i; stages under the direction OF Mr. John L Geoh
their PRINCIPAL and Misses Iandon and Miller Tbs ga
new school and hitherto has not been noticed by the press
since ,s rt opening The pupils Of tbs scnoo wore hea'
haaves and behaved remarkably well Mr. Mchen tho
Superintendent was active in aiding the Teachers ae
Lieut. Bower Of the Special Police Everything went Oh
satisfactorily
In the afternoon Mr. Bcldens school, in Ludlow -, visea
tie Palace lloo strong The number OF Children I'd 'no
Palace in the afternoon about 400
Tx MONTGOMERY GU,RDs-This Company took an ez'
curson on yest rlay Neversink Shrewsbury NJ ihey
ary a very fine body Of turning out eighty masAe.s
They left the city um Peck Il p at about oeccS l. NJ
in the steamboat Alice A. Price. There were great nun
Der Of invited guests the most OF whom were ladies anu
indeed the excursion principally given for the enter
a;nmcnt the lady relatives Of the members OF the corps
Among the invited guests Adu;ani PecSey and Sur
geon Clarke with the STAFF OF the nth Regiment anu Mt.
Lynch OF TIE Ir,A american.
The Company numbering more than three hundred sat
down about two clock to splendid dinner in Thompsons
Pavilion. at which Capt Murphy the ooumandani OF the
Company presided Everything arranged IN the best
style A letter OF apology was read nom Thomas r.
Meashcr EXPRESSING his regret a. being unsoe TO At
tend the festivities also that OF his lady and MS a'ner
Thomas Measher Sen Several patriotic ioass were gwen
and appropriately prefaced by Capt Murphy Alter eeoy
ing splendid day the Company returned early in the even
inc 10 the Civ well pleased with their excursion
YouSe Mxs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Association
met last night in their az the SiuyeSan INSTITUTE
The President Professor Crosby, occupied the ohar Mr.
Mccormick the Secretary read the minutes oil the aS' meet
ing 4 chapter in the Bible then read aud prayer Of
fecd up after which the election OF members was pro
coeded with when oil those proposed on the las; nht OF
meeting were admitted There in this AsSocai On now
more than 500 members About thirty members were
proposed The Corresponding Secretary reported having
opened correspondence with various institutions having
objects in view similar TO their in this country AMI
Europe and read interesting extracts from letters received
from New Orleans and from Geneva, Switzerland
MIR Edgar spoke at length on thu necessity ana use
funes the members exerng themselves 10 pers"'ao
Young men TO Join the Association ,
Mr. McC arty stated that he AL not consider more was
sufficient zeal manifested by the members attending
prayer meetings . 49,. -. -.
want of zeal on the part of the members arose from the
fact that there were prayer meenss ne' 10 70 n,srs
Churches with which the members OF mo issocia)n wero
nected the night set apart for their own prayer meet
ing and that they attended in the Churches lie ineui
caitd the absolute necessity TO the CHRISTIAN young nan "a
psy,r which could be rasortod to too treaon Tor
they were told 10 ask and they should receive ana no nm
its were placed the benefits they would receive ana he
oencr and the frequently they asked the moro noy
Mr. Ballard considered that the momenta Young man
entered that Association he gave pledge OF eahns
prayerul life This Association OF Christian youAg NOM
combining together Christian obecs was viewed with
int rest and anxiety by many mother AMI sister ana nu
msrous prayers We're offered up Tor us e,s,ei sSL
many thought was at this very m ment hxeu oy nnAou
friends the persons assembled within tha ROOM ana
prayer offered up for their success Severai mehoers
spoke this subject all adv ocaed the adyanagesot
each member endeavoring TO bring Ia new member"
Join the Association.
The Standiug Committees for the year we're then ap-
pointed and the President read ont ihsr names.
Mr. Williams proposed resolution that Committee to
be composed Of persons from the dhoront de
nominations Of Christians of which the Society
Iosed should be formed for the purpose OF ehPiah5 ths
views and objects OF the Association to the different
Churches in order engage the young men tn JOIN teu
Mr. Williams explained at some length the dement's whch
were likely to arise from the aboo Of such Committee
Several members took part In the discussion and the reso
luton passed
tee TO visit the sick Of the Association be appointed
Mr. Ballard explained that by tbs resolution was not
intended TO turn tho Association into benet soecty to
which some manifested decided objection II was not
Intended that any material aid would Dc % 90
ing received by any member who would join should ho
all sick would be specified nor any pro''ei
but yet ii any member taken ILL., he did not see why
aid fhould not be- given him. There no member OF
the Association who would not, If case was presented ~
him which required his assistance, afford ~ AMI then
he saw DO reason why brother should not DC re-
;eyed by him The chief object however, would be 10
yisit sick MEMBER console hom in their lonely mo
ments to comfort them in their affections, and ABOVE ah
10 present the Bible them aud tn remind them oil mo
duly they owed their God. H.,
Severed members took part in the discussion "hch Gu
su6d on this resolution and after its passage the meeting
adjourned.
MEETING oF THE DEsooRATIC REPUBLIoAS GENERAL
COMMITTEE This Committee met last evening at the suy
yesant institute Thos Barr President in the Chair There
WAS full attendance Of members The reading Of tho
minutes of the last meeting dispensed with The fol-
lowing resolutions unanimously adopted amid great
applause .,..,
of held
oyerN which The Hon. Minor C. atofy presided
R,soted That the following gentlemen be appointed COMMITTEES
The purpose Of making for the holding mas
the purpose Of responding proceedings shove named
ony snron and rsiiying their nomination. a..
Ward. Ward ward
SIss s s;sn h s;%.a e is5a s s:ss
( IL. j. Alien. il. E;W.olever Is. =; waY
& WIN Sinclair IS T. wethsrsiL - John Ryder
7 J. ID FarngtOn H. VIM. Mehan.
To which the Chairman and Secretary were added
That b. recommended TO The seseis Dsnoe-e re-
Committees Of this city meet A. cary asy Ps0s.
Tor tn purpcse Of projecting their organization M a.,
Ra Tibet this Committee sgProse OF the course "a Va
Tort 81 oar eBiocrste Republican fellow eftizens
The meeting then adjourned to meet on Friday evening
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