New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

~ The paragraph in circulation, stating
ass stniman. Allen & Co are the purchasers Of prop
sty al Pcughkeepsie, is incorrect. The sew-York
.ick Co have purchased the property at Pouyhkseo-
A. and stiIlnan Allen Co. making the mach nss
Or shss Company.
MrRrise OF Book AND JOB PRINTERS
Last evening meeting Of book and job printers was
held a Tsmmany Hail. Ia the General Co n nittee
room. which attended By toward two hundred
ioueymen Of that branch Of the business This was
preliminary meeting. 1t was determined to havea
General meeting on Thursday evening next TO ask for
an sdvsncs Of the prices of work. corresponding with
the innesse Of compensation with the other branches
Of the printing business.
FIRE WARDEss.-The election for four Fire
wsrdens of this City win be held on the 18th inst A
srre .unbor of candidates already in the hsd and
.unosx the rest Messrs John sloper, Franklin Water
bury. VIM. p. Gumweil, William B. Hays, Abr aham D.
Csdock James Gilmore, John II. Evers, Henry Lewis,
Prsscis Hassdos, John b Leverch, Joseph CIenen.s.
Edward Seevenson, Isaac T. Red6eld. Edward z. Muir.
ply, VIM II Wood, VIM Howe and Henry c. Flendsr.
The DEanT DsPEssARY-Tbe doors Of
this Dpensary were opened yesterday the SICK poor
Of he Eighteenth Ward with every necessary sppii-
snoe for their relief The following Is list Of the
nedos eeatesnea who commence their sttendsn e TO.
DAY. Il the institution corner OF Twenty thirdst. and
SecoEdAv.
Diseaees of the heart lungs and tbroat-Prof Clark,
NJ. D., end DR. Henry Van Arsdsle.
DisAses Of the head and fevers-Dr. Henry G. Cone,
and Dr. L n Taylor.
Dheases of the eye and ear-Dr. Alfred C. Post and
Dr. Charles d. Smith.
Dsesses Of the skn--Dr. Henry d. Bulkley and DR..
j. g. Cooper
surxery-Dr Vim H. Van Buren, and DR.. j. g. The.
bsud.
Dissases Of Women and Cbildren-Ds. C. A. Sabine
and Dr. Geo A. Peters.
NORTHERN Observation-Disclosures March,
39s patients we're treated their houses and s2 a,
the Dispenssry, total 1,477--of whom L. 0l were
cured or relieved; 6 died 33l were vaccinsted; 5
were sent to hospital and "a remain under treatment
The whole number Of prescriptions put up 40,
averaging l65 per day OF the patients treated SIS
we're females and 902 males 726 natives of Ire
land 63l Of the United States SO Of England; %
sfscotsnd % Of Germany and Ia Of other countries
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF For
KicN MIssIoNs.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Board was held At the American Tract House, Nassau
st. on Monday afternoon, Jasper Corning occupied the
Chair. Tue meeting opened with prayer, after
which Rev G. w. Wood, Secretary of the Board read
a paper setting forth the operations of the agents
Of the Society in different quarters of the globe.
IL appeared according TO the report Of Mr. Lyons OF
the Sandwich Island mission, that there had been
ssd detection among those under HE charge attribute
blc IN great measure, to the of run among the
,ativas TIVE csuae off rnerance hoyeyer Ind haen
20 much encouraged successfully counterfeit the
infueoce of the disers From the Syrian Mission at
Abeh, Mr. Calhoun reports enconragngly He speaks
in glowing terms Of the influence of education among
shose under his charge.
The reports received from the Assyrian and Arme-
MAN Missions, the whole Of such character
10 fully realize the expectations Of the friends OF Bible
truth The missionaries among the Armenians report
several instances of the persecution with which those
messengers Of the truth have been assaulted The mic
sonaries have found large amount of the opposition
which they called upon 10 meet 10 arise In great
from the open disguised hostility of the
Government olficias Among other things reported
from the Eastern Missions, s the completion Of the
5yriac esion OF the Holy Bible. the appearance of
which has been hailed with the most entire satisaction
psuring as II will knowledge Of the Scripture In the
vernscusr among the interesting people for whom Il
is intended Encouraging reports have also been re-
,sved from the Indian Missions
The annual fiscal statement Of the New-fOrk and
Brooklyn Auxiliary Society was then readily the Treas
urer Mr. A. Mexwin. The receipts OF the Society for
the past year were so29ll 81 the expenditure for
the same period, amounted to sl4i 80 The election
of the officers of that Society took place immediately
after the close OF the proceedings OF the Board the
Ats being yet incomplete, unable to give the
names
BoARp or GovERSoRs.-The regular weekly
meeting of the Board of Governors was held yesier-
day afternoon at o'clock Al the Rotunda Present
Hessrs. West Williamson, Townsend Herrck, Da.
gro. Mclaughlin and Draper.
The President OF the Board, Edward A. West, III
the Chair The minutes of the last meeting were read
aud approved. The weekly regulations were then
,ead and disposed of.
The following shows the number OF persons remain
ing In the various institutions under the charge Of the
Governors for the week ending April 2 lass;
Bellevue Hospital o..
Lunatic Asylum. -,
Alms-Hoase
fenitentiaIy -
PenitentiaIy Hospital. 10
s,msll pox Hospital y
kApdsls leland Hospital. isdlo