New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

MILITARY ylsrr-Yeslerlay afternoon Company b.
Civ Mtskoteers OF New York visited their com mana r.
Can't Jas L Palmer at hs residence IN "ilhansDhrgh.
On tie return TO the city the company passed ia reYe|
lefore Mayor Berry, at his residence in SCUM Nn,h st
They turned - muskets and were headed by Doi'
worth Band
LECTURE OF 4 CoLOHED WoNAS.-The female lactar
er styiiuo herself Soourner Of Truth who was for
many ytaIs slave delivered lecture last evening m me
oner' catioral Church. corner Of South ihrd IA re
,0lth is Nilamsburgh. The lecturer, wh) = quite
,d ccrnmfncei b. saving that she born slave IN
ls state AM resided the banks OF the North RIVER
near Albany until the time Of her em ncipation; wnicn
look Ilace WHOM she about - FEARS OF age DnrnS
Il, Ar time Size had FIVE different masters, some Of WI m
ere very severe and she related with tears n her eyes e
manner IL which he had been ted up IN the 9arn WIN
her clothing stripped from her back ana WhiPp9a ui o
lod s.o in pools upon the floor, and gears upon her
Isck were undenaie proofs II her assertion Sne pad
t,er 80 lie mari d. and rad five children the Oldest beng
40 yesrs OF age Her husbands and children were torn
RON Ler and sold II bondage the youngest AZ tl9 az
Of FIVE yas hayng been taken Ia Alabama sue san ma.
- ey.r had any learnrg and while in boniage was npt
,uo,td IN hear n Bible or any other books read Her
mother often told bF 81 God, and her impressions were
that God very large human being VINO sal "a ths
skies About year previous 10 Ny entne patsh ran
. away frofn my master and went 70 1--we Win 9lf "a5
rer i, we- here whore change hrst ca ne over ny
heart and felt thar ! was sinner prayed % 52l
ard he answered my PRAYERS and have expefe nced ms
o. fles.ires | said 1 really believe am sinner AM
that Jesus died for me- had never been 70 Chdfcn
AID never heard any one gay thus. 2ehe'e ny ' NJ
in CONSISTED in wishing harm t. the VINE peDPe Dul
INV love everybody' After speaking Of the nlion
M The cIored race she spoke Of the 81 te people, an he
hdirg human beings In bondage and as<e how u juld
\. wi then when summoned before the bar of
4; sDsWe for TIER deeds upon earth Inc speaker aiso
arai,d tie history Of her mOiherin ia" VINO wa s'D7
nm her native land ia Africa and brought - 1h coun
nv and cold in bondage. The lecture ~as den'erso III
/ ample, YET affecting manner
TrxrrnAscE MEErIso-The fret meeting Of this sea
r al the Cts 1emp.rance Society was heli Ia, even
ig sr ihs Methodist Protestant Church ~ HrInl - a.
raj ,fere Wa good attendance. The Presdsnt d ,n'
s|ietv Nr Whiiiernore presided Addresses y ere as
eted by The ROVilg Sailor D Grsssy, 80 ss
srts were charaet.Iized By bis peculiar saiDr
- a. d. brosdsides." beam ends. " wind RI s,c- ,,
very intere.t NJ address elo Delivered ~ ar.
80 a 'ei; McDonuI aud he meeting was concluded ~
fw remalks from the Chairman me- nisg's a
- Id oncs week and TO have the Name La" Il"
! - X.vg Yo.k y II be their grand OBJECT
v.,, xrox BrILDIsG.-Yestertay morning, q Ia
and Peer Glnncy, employed % one Of - are
ti,-- in Hicks a.. accidentally fell from the ihir1
~ Il men; below. and susts<nd freture o.
10 ,rd otber pjuries Officer Smpson. Of ths Frs
.,,;5, Poiee conveyed him TO TIE City al. VII nee n
seIt 10 the Count. Hospital ct Pasbush by the ove'
. seen If the Pocr.