New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

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s--s.'s ~ the char. James DAVIS Esl' ''er..ty
hf'''e -. gesss,rr. J. y EdwutA Esq, report rs
fSsf~ $. scots. thus far 20 be s3o24 The Core
Re1' e.~...,, tbe Rev Sievens, reported thh 30
scoens - a5op..d tie cause l2Conerence gems
Ceki''' .-,,.sd q C,ip1r,eurs have been seni ont
hsse 80 t,ve been subscr BID at the Confrences The
~ enire seTies Of the Soceys tracts las been
hss,~,y and many .ubsiiuions and additions psie
snre includes 40 Tire volume series includes 81
"a h,ge nd 'uSI
p,esfr.9S OF joins MroHELL-Preparanonsa are
1hi -, ,r.jon OF John Mitchell the IRISH patriot
,.cs,t aad is expected shorty TO sTVe "a tnS
Wv On The evening Of the day that bus srnVaiiS an
oeN". :, ths papers number Of military companies
rsnoeI ,,. n ne Park 10 O'Clock. and from thence
- - n. kegings TO give him serenade Commt
IT, H.. Zen sproined 70 make arrangements
nm, e.r.zzr.-A deputstion Of gentlemen has ar
-. c;.v from Louisiana. 70 invite Father Gayszzi
80 50. STATE Gavozzi being at present in Buffalo do
,ae,nres the depuiaoD will prefer their request TO
scr II n stated that G-yszz IL to edit new paper
- ~. CIV to be called TIE CrVsader.'
vry,,. Cosxu1lrIoss --Msj. Gen Sanford has re
r.s,,, ror Albany TO polong the time FOR the pay
- eorpmua.ons TO Wednesday next in ordar to ac
,oumOdsis those who have not yet paid up
c,,rr pa1Acr.-Ihore were 1881 visitors to the
fair on Saturday
WARRINGTON MoSuMrs1- Cash hand Oct 18Th
sssss CT Received Oct l4h and 18Th slsS 4' Total
ts4ca &C.
xyw CouxmAr-Mr Anderson the popular English
rcueJisB arrived yesterday, in the steamship Alanuc'
u viii appear be stage reIt week
r,,aoAL LECTURE Professor Carnochen WI deliver
r1cure On "Wednesday evening at the Medical College.
East Thirtenihst
R,yAhID-Tbe HenJrick Hudson. which bad been for
.,s time in dydock for repair left forAbnny yesterday
ktpyEnAs OF THE SEcosD WARs-We notice in our sd-
,srlspg columns strong recommendation of Amor j.
XlIsuson, ono Of the proprietors q The Sraaay DIS.
.atA for Alderman Of the Second Ward
co,ren.rIos or BIsHoPs-Tbe consecnt'on Of the
p.v Dr Davis Bishop elect Of South Carolina and Of the
Rev D, Atkinson Bifhop elect Of North Carolina will take
rl,ce IN s. Johns Chapel this morning at 10 ocock
The cbureh will be opened al clock The lower floor
,,,yng by the middle door will be reserved exclusively
q, be members Of the House Of Clerical and Lay Depu
IL, with the ladies Of their respective families until 81
seok
Wosrs's CRY TrmrERANcE ALLuycE-AD adjourned
u.eng of Women friendly the Maine Law will be held
nj he Lecture Room Of DR. Trails Institute No. Is Laght
d this afternoon 3 O'Clock Mrs Vaughn OF Oswego
Prssdent Of tho Womans State Society and Mrs Buckley
q this City will address the meeting. Constitution will
Je sdopt and Officers elected for the year ensuing The
women Of the City generally and particularly those wiling
20 emulate the example Of their sisters in the country. and
mike a combined effort rid State Of the Rum shops
are invited attend and become members Of this Alliance
sDd OF the Ward Alliances formed, or to be formed
during the present week. auxiliary to it.
SEVENTH WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIASoR.-This Associ-
sion had an unusually large and enthusiastic meeting at
Botanic Hail. East Broadway. on Sunday evening John
Holman in the chair The speakers were Mary Vaughan,
II 0swego VIII am Quincy, Jeremiah Brooks, William
hsierson and Drs Snodgrass and Benton and song
given by Mr. Bowes The spirit Of the meeting seemed to
warmly sancton the prohibiory movement and hope
full Of success for the cause
Guns we're fired on Saturday afternoon in the Park to
eommemoraie the Liberation Of John s. Austin from the
Pintiary whittier he had been sent for assault and bat
terry upon Augustus Schel in the Tammany Hall row.
RrcovKnISo-Mke Walsh is slowly recovering from the
injuries received at the Hard Shell ratification meeting
Gently and is occasionally seen in the streets
The Bishop of Fredericton n b. delivers discourse
Of St Juliens Chapel this forenoon.
MURRAY ARRIVAL" Tie Tigers of Boston, arrived
in this City yesterday morning and taken in charge
BY The Light Guard Capt Vincent
The weather continues delightful being quite warm, clear
and calm The being the full evening promenad
ing is the most fashionable enjoyment of the day
Among the passengers arrived yesterday in the Atlantic
were Lieut. Msury, Gen w IL Sumner James W. Gerard,
Rev DR. Rrcbs Hon lngersoll late Minister to Great
Britain and Hon j Il Chandler. There were 2o pas
sengen.
The readers attention directed to the advertisement Of
the Sixteenth Ward Temperance Alliance our First Page
The temperance in that ward wide awake
BINTFIT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FUSD.-The re
ceps the Crystal Palace for the day and evening of
Tuesday, tie 18th VIII be devoted 10 the Widow and Or
plans Fund Of the New York and Brooklyn Fire Depart
II to b. hoped that citizens will do their best
10 make the Benefit substantial aid to this worthy
Fm IN THE IRyNG House. Yesterday morning about
Sioeock fire broke out in the Irving House located
the Of Broadway and Chambers ST The FIRE orgi
mated In the upper story of the Chambers st wing under
the floor Of the occupied by tho female
poyed in the establishment Tho fremen Of the district
promptly responded to the alarm and quickly eItnguhed
the flames The amount Of damage BY fire was very slight
although the portion of the building in which the fire oc
eurred damaged to the amount Of $500 to $500 by
water
The guests in the house greatly alarmed and many
dthem without much preparation made hast retreat to
The street Hat boxes trunks &C. carried and
Tor time all confusion worse COMPOUNDED" The
strangers were, however apprsed that the fire was
out and that danger be apprehended when they
returned to their
Capt Huskins of the Third Ward Leonard Of the Second;
Dhche Of the Fourth Brennan of the Sixth and Carpen