New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
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tie Tabernacle, to night By thousand youns siavr,
+ DR.. WIErING commences bis Aastou,,e A I.,,-.-
tonight, at the Brookly Institute
The opers Of Tue Dsush,er Of the Rsy,,,.,, -
viii be given at Nhlos ,hi. evening.
AT wALLAcX's, the excellent comedy Of STA.
Heir si.Lsw, and Pauline"
AT BURroNs for the srst time The se.nef.,
by the su;hor of "PsG Pry' Also, "Poor Plsco,v y
Mr. sud Mrs Burton in both pieces. couo,uiius w..
"The Mners Maid"
AT the BRoApwAY Mr. PORES. a. "Ne,.,,... i
/ Also the farce, Diamond Cut Diamond"
AT the ST. CHARLES, Damon snd Py,his an,
"walsce, the Hero of Scotland"
AT BARNrx's both afternoon and evening "no,
I Cessr de Bszsn, by c. W. Clarke.
At the CIRsrS both afternoon and evening. Ne,
formances of the mos, attractive kind
/ AT WOODS MINsrREls. Negro Songs Lecture,
BuresQres, Dances, &c in great variety
-AtHorE CHAPEL, DR.. Valentines amusing ep,.,.
tanmepts.
AT BIrEcXrR BUILDINGS, Philosophical Exh |
bton.
Prof WILLIAMS viii lecture upon Spiritual
Matters.
-BANvARp exhibits his instructive Panorama of N,
Holy Land, both afternoon and evening
-RiSLEY's Panorama Of English Scenery on tia
Thames, Is vissble afternoon and evening
The EGYPTIAN MUSEUM presents fine 6eld for |
lovers of relics Of a wonderful age.
The PANORAMA Of the MISSISSIPPI exhibits the |
scenery OF that stream from its source to its mouth
The WASHINGTON EXHIBITION of Works of An
is at the Art Union Rooms I
The NEW OPERA HousE.-The subscription
for this enterprise has reached the amour, OF sl2a
When it reaches sl5OOOO the edce will be forthwith
commenced.
~ Rev. Edwin Cook Of this City, having ]
accepted the Office of Rector of St Judes Church, wTl
enter upon its duties tomorrow Sunday, April 3D.
DEDICATION OF A CRURcH.-On Thursday
afternoon the Church in Sixthst, near the Bowep
which has lately been purchased by colored Society
of Congregational Methodsts, was dedicated by thsl
usual religious exercises The house well filed
and some fifteen or twenty clergymen, white and coll
ored were seated in and about the altar The pastor
of the Church, Rev Leven Timan, (colored) con.
Quoted the opening exercises of reading the Scriptures
and prayer The of the occasion preached
BY Rev James Bell pastor of a Church OF Congrega.
tional Methodsts in Brooklyn. Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher was expected but prevented from attend
Ing by another engagement The text from which the !
sermon was delivered ST. Mark, 4th chap. cath {
verse Take heed what ye hear"
This Church recently theDwight Congregational
Church. and has been purchased for sll,5O0
You've MISS WmIG GENERAL COMMITTEE. /,
The attendance last evening little better vice
Chairman Dewey presiding. and Messr. Miles and
Thacher acting as temporary Secretaries. quorum
sscertsiDed to be- present by calling the Wards
over for the Of the members In attendance Az
neither of the Secretaries present the reading OF
the minutes and roll OF absenees was dispensed with
paper was read from the Ninth Ward substituting
Mr. Nicholas Carroll for Hon. II j. Raymond who Ii 4
YVES announced by of the delegation, had notified
the Chat, man that he declined to attend the meeting
of the Committee.
Mr. Rowe, of the Sixth Ward, moved to table this |
document, which seconded by several members J
Mr. Edmonds, of the Seventh Ward, argued that It 4
could be entertained by the Committee by certain
provisions of the Constitution (not yet printed TO
the effect that vacancy could be hlcd without the
written resignation from the non attending member I
who must first be notified by ON. os ss. ssorssarss
that absent the requisite number Of meet
ings constituting vacancy. warm debate snsued,
in which several members participated, the Chair de
Gliding that the substitute in due FORM and 60 an
nounced This decision appealed from, and the
Ayes and Nsyes requested. The motion was subse
quenty withdrawn and new one proposed BY the 4
to the effect that Mr.. Rsymonds seat be de-
clared vacant, and also that of John A. Cregier qor
irregular sttendance) who signed Mr. CAROLS ere ,
dentials for substitute, which finally overruled
and Mr. Carroll decided to be regularly admitted BY
the Chair, which some Of the members still objected
to unless he voted for admission by the members,
by Ayes and Nays
The Committee appointed at previous meeung.o
draft resolutions laudatory OF the late administrators
and its measures reported that they desired delay
owing TO the domestic affection which had beiallen Mr.
Flmores family in the recent decesse of his consor
motion was carried to appoint Committee TO
draft series Of resolutions condolng with Mr.. fa
mores family on the decease of Mrs Fillmore. 70
taken, and resolutions to this purpor were
adopted and ordered TO be published.
The Committee 10 draft resolutions relative 10 Mr..
Fillmores Administration granted further time,
and the Chair pronounced the Committee adjourned
Friday the LIST Of May.
Before the Committee adjourned, |, was announced
BY Mr. Leggat that Hon. Robert G. Campbell, Of the
Sixteenth Ward, had been dangerously III for severd
months and was not expected to survive. Mr. Camp
bells illness confirmed by by some Of hs col
leagues from the Sixteenth Ward but they still enter
tanned hopes of his recovery.
~ Australian emigration still continues 10
increase from this port At present. several fine shir
are up for Melbourne, Port Philip, some Of which are
to sail in & few days Among those advertised 10 al
at early date is the hne ship Rockland on the lo1
April. This vessel has large accommodations, having
q poop-csbin 80 feet long, and betweendscn wen .
adapted for passengers being high, and cited WIN
ventators. She has fine range Of state rooms, pref
cradle open bertts for health and comfort shs BE-
longs the clipper line Of packets the fret established
between this City and Australia and Is the teeth snip
that will have been dispatched by th line The greater
part Of her freight and passengers already engaged
MEETING OF Transfers AND TRUcKNEs-
There was meeting Of Transfers and Tr1ckmea