New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11

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Brig g D. Mors will direct the President salute oi II
guns 20 b. FREQ upon The landing # me PRECEDENT by
deactmeIt Of the I'd brigade under the command OF Co
la'es
Big Gen Hal Will direct squadron Of horse to report
70 the DIVISION Inspector Tor SPECIAL Dliy upon TIE BAT
teTy. At = 90 eck. precisely
Big Gen slicer will direct troop Of horse 20 the ID
v-.sn Inspector upon the Battery Al quarter before
. O'clo.k
Brig Gen. Ewen uiI detail a company Of infantry f'r
Specs Duty reporio the Division Inspector tor orders
H. pi,9 !. hereby Designated as the parade ground
of 'he ii, son uoon ire i'h inst from dock
rlt he y vision tas left the ground. The lns % mar y
ID b. " VIM ebsl aud broadway = tie SKIN AV, Inl
10 he Sxibay 20 The CrystA Palace
The Dy,ion staff will sss-m1I= n The Quarters OF the
NJ rG,u.ral at clock, A. By order ct
Ff'utrfFs W. SASDFoRD M1jOr General CJmDa1dg
Gu SssDIoHD, DIV. q and AcIog DIV la'Peot'r
SECOND BRIGADE sEw.YoRE STATE MILITIA
BRIGADE ORDERS.
Incorpliance with the above DIVISION Order, the brig
viii parade THURSDAY the an inst f1r the pur
noe If receiving Gen Frurk kin PIERCE tn President Of
The UIifeo STATE, with military honors The line viii o.
formed on the Battery = O'Clock, A. The national
salute vii BE- fred by the 4ih regiment a. dir led by the
Maj General Col ates VIII make TeqUlsition iof ue
Tfe Bagad- SsfT wll report to Col Warner FOR duty
tbe Battery IT y O'Clock 4 NJ
Tie brigade orders OF The eth Julv detailing Court u T
ia of when Col Peers President hereby cOGn
termanoeC By 'rd-roi
GFoRCE y MORRIs, Brig Gen Commanding.
Rorr II BOYD Acting Brig Major and Inspector
BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN OF ANERIcAS NEEDLE WoRS.-
We were shown Saturday evening at the Hudson River
Ealrosd station at Thirty drst.st a specimen Of needle
work that for decay cf shading coors Of flowers and
beauty as well - artistic skill Of workmanship, have
never seen excleo and doubt whether will be so in the
great show The article large size table cover Grim
son wooden with center piece ard border. II worked
BY Miss Helen Hegeboom, Of Csseton, Rensselaer, Co,
who devoted her leisure hours during two years to
produce this finished specimen Of American lady stase
and skill much creditable disposition Of idle tine
than devotirg to the perus Of yellow covered ltea
"iure.'
Drlre.1Fs TO THE NsvYorK EyHrBrrIov Gov
Hthert has appointed and commissioned the following
gentlemen represent Louisiana II the Exhibition Of
the Industry Of al Nations which is to commence in
New York City on the 18Th instant
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FrvrRM OF Rrv HsNn, CHAsF-This funeral At
tended from the Mariners Church Roosevelt yesterday
at.rnoc n and the Church was densey filed the
sion by sad gston Many Of those present
seaiarng men, shipOwneTs and others engaged in
merce The pulpit trimmed with mourning Prayer
offered by hey Mr. Spsuldng The C@oth ofthe Collection
Of Mariners Hymns then sung. The Scriptures were
read by Rev MIR Juskip Prayer offered by Rev Mr
Steward An address was made by Rev J Wakeey
wLo gave brief statement Of his fe relating many
s,inc Circumstance of his tul Rev p Mathews
Of the Reformed Dutch Church who preached the dedcs
ton sermon Of this Church, thirty years age also
made an address in which he spoke appropriately Of The
life and services Of this good who has departed hi,
reward The cath hymn Of the same cole con then
surg after which prayer offered by Rev. Mr. Stew
rs.t.... i H. D.. IA
Mathews An opportunity given for all who desired TO
view his remains His body will 0e conveyed TO Middle
town this morning st O'Clock for interment
AMERICAS BIBLE Socir1Y The Board of Manager,
held their regular monthly meeting at the Bible House
Aor place Thursday the tn inst Hon Luther Brad
,sh in the Chair assisted BY DIR. Thomas Cock VIM b.
Crosby ESQ and Francis Hall, Esq, Vice President
Fourteen new auxiliaries recognized three Ind
ana three in Arkansas four IN Texas and in each of
the States Of Ohio Illinois ssissppi and Tennessee
Letters were read from Paris introduce Rev DR. Grand
pierre Director Of the Mission establishment in that city
now on visit to this country and from Bombay in refer
ence to the pew version Of the Scriptures in the Mar tn
language Letters were also read Agents wing
the strife and progress Of the work at home Grants Of
books we're made in German Danish and spanish Specs
grants were made for Canada to the Society the Re
lief OF Destitute Children to the American and Foreign
Christian mon 10 the Prot Epis. Seamans Society to
a. snip ItAnSlou 10 Dtlhtl society NlcVc
land Ohio; and for Panama and Valparaiso Measures
were taken to procure supply of Bohemian Scriptures
and TO prepare plates far publishing the Gospel Of John and
the Book OF Acts, separately in Spanish.
LArNcH OF rHH CArHorN--Messrs Westervet lsurch
3D. at o'clock on Saturday Messrs Spoilord Teston
y Co large packet ship Calhoun for the Liverpool trade
She Of the best well As the largest ships
ever built and has capacity for carrying 1900 Of
freight besides accommodations for 900 Storage psssen
gers The place vacated by the Calhoun in the yard to
be occupied by steamship Of 1900 tuns for Messrs
HAMS n Morgan OF New Orleans, for the Gulf trade
which MessIs Wes,erveli will at once commence on.
KILLED IY 4 RAILROAD TRAIN AT p o'clock on the
sieruoon Of the 4ih young about 81 years Of
age named Alexander Saunders, residing al HAversraw
was instantly killed by The Express train from Albany lie
attempted 10 The track Cruger in front of the To-
con ot, e. to Join his sister when he caught and lite
Tsy torn pieces piece Of his skull four inches
square was picked up the spo, yesterday afternoon
ORATOR FOR THE STATE FNR-Hon. William C. Rive
of Virginia, formerly L : Senator Minister TO France
Sc has engaged 10 deliver the Address before the State
Agricultural Society, at the annual FAR at Saratoga in
September.
THE POST-OFFICE
70 ne Editor cf TAsN Y Ty1luac
SIR: You viii do good by continuing to agitate for
Post Office reform in Ntw-lork But YOU have As vet
touched the surface only.
Yesterday (trday) received letter bearing the
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