New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

leg,c All Il q parties Of the Supreme Cont tho CO
erc rneut Of then naxt trim; ans hat tas Pms 1aer
b dc no. sntirne remain IN Inc Gust dy Of sill ,rshsl
ard being satisfied that hs1 AGtiyrity 10 Ike 'as
gsd order directing the case % ne heard Ia bank aad
that the proeee5Des ssill peud ne before ma Al
ia;fers hereby revoke the ssid order OF the IL b
aug 1852 and direct tast the said prsonsr be brought
I'D before me by the sad Marshal at my Chanhsrs. in
the City Hal Of the CRY Of New York the first IN
day Of April next at IL o'clock nov that further pro
ccedincs may be lad In the may be deemed just
and proper. and according 20 law; and that in the
meantime the prisoner 10 remain and c0n1nle IN the
| euttody Of The sed Msrsh1l. s. NELSON.
Jan. % 1888.
AsSIvKRsARY OF THE Protestant EPISCOPAL
yUTuAL BENEFIT SOCIETY The third Anniversary Of
this Society took place at the Church Of 81. Brthol
ornew In Lsfayette place Sunday evening. large
audience was In attendance Ri. Rev. Bishop VAIN
RIGHT presided An excellent discourse was preached
by Rev Dr. HArGfir from the and 5.h verses Of the
twelfth chapter Of the Epise Of Paul to the Ronln'
He Dcucaed the doctrine Oi brotbeIiy KIN mess an
charity in oppoton 10 seh-hneas and disregard 70 the
-uerines Of the needy whose circumstances impose up
them mental and physical suffering He would not
however cOuutenance Ofcious nqusts eness or In
reference with the affairs Of others
The Report OF the operations 81 this Society Tor TIE
past year read IL numbers 100 mem ers from diff
ereDt parts Of the Cybeng increase OF one-thrd
over the membership U last yeal u tns number nine
Clergy The fund Of the Society amount 70 81, In
s. During the pat year ere been appropriations
10 the amount Of S79 70 totx different families. But
desth occurred during The past year OF me oers OF
tbe society But one widow has been dapendeut upon
tie fund Of the Society the past year. The allowance
was 1926 in that CoDsde Fable aid has been fur
nbed 10 those out Of the Church The Trinity Cenety
has donated p Of 600 lots for buriss There are So
cicties Ike this in Newfork Brooklyn and Philadelphia
SALE oFA CHURCH We learn that the Ro-
man Catholic denomination has purchased Zion
"a. h.. tk.-. h.. ,,,do
stood ihst Protestant Episcopal Mission to be
established.
MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTATE.-Messrs Ap-
peton Bookseller have sold their building No. 900
Broadway, and have purchased the Society Library
Building at the corner Of Broadway and Leonarists.
Mr. Ludlow, the Auctioneer, has recently purchased
for the Union Club two lots or thereabout on Fifth
at the Of Twenty -hrstst. paying for the
$4,000
The Church Of the TRANSPORTATION (Roman Cstho.
lic) in Chsmbersst, 80 feet Chamber Us deep aud
- Resde ss has been sold for 10000 The build
iDgis ofno account.
~ The fire reported to have taken place
in the Chelsea Dye Works, was in the adjoining prem
ises. The Chelsea Works were very ltte injured
and that by water.
ARREST OF NICHOLSON are greatly
pleased to learn that through the well directed efforts
and by means of ingenious strataeem Of Justice
Stuart, this yesterday arrested at Newark.
Nj where he had taken refuge after fleeing from this
City Friday asi, being discovered at the Gram
mercy House, account Of which we gave on Monday
morning. We viii give the particulars to morrow.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The
monthly speaking of the senior class of this seminary
took place last evening at the chapel Of the seminary
in University place
The services Of the evening were commenced by
prayer by DR.. Robinson. and music by the Haydn So
ciey, after which addresses were delivered by the fol-
lowing named gentlemen H. G. Jeup. Westport.
Conn. subject, "Zwingle;" S. Uhfolder, New.York
The Divine forbearance = G. Il Gouli New Brain.
tree Mass, liability Of Philosophy to supersede rev.
elaiion;' S. Mcmahon New. York " The only hope
for the Romanistn
The services of the evening wero closed by singing
by tho Haydn Society, under the direction Of Prof q
+. Root and benediction by Prof. Smith
The chapel was crowded with ladies and gentlemen,
who listened to the interesting and eloquent addresses
with manifest interest.
The MILK BUsMEss.-Mr. Editor Il en-
closc you the proceedings Of Convention of farmers
dhrymcn and milk dealers lately held at this place.
which you will perceive have been printed in cir
culer form, and are numerously circulated This Con-
vonon turned out to be much more important affair
than anticipated. A good deal of spirit and feel
ing manifest and the attendance large and highly
respectable numbering many OF the largest proiucers
and dealers OF the country While this subject is being
thus aeitned n the country why csnnot some action
the City be had in conjunction with this that
may eventuate in securing 10 such Of the citizens de-
eTe and appreciate IL. the benefits of pure MILK
IL really seems 10 me that come plan al Git be devised
Whereby tbls thing could be &c emphasized. Now am
quite well satisfied from considerable o. ervaii
and inquiry that the IN TX that goes the ty on the
Harlem Railroad, is general thing, pure when ii
reeches the Civ, but is aer~srd sduterated BY the
City distributors And 20 remedy this why not nave an
association Of those who desire pure IN TX 10 employ an
agent 70 distribute who compensation shall be by sIsd
salary, and not now in proportion The greatest nun
Der 81 qNa,ts he distribute of given nunoer re-
ceived thus Offering premium for watering adutera.
ting and Il possible, doubling the quantity
IL would be an easy matter TO engage a number of
Farmers that would pledge themselves, even under a
forfeiture TO deliver 10 the road pure milk and the main
not the only thing required 10 secure il 10 your doors
ia agent to receive and deliver who has no Interest
in the number Of quarts he distributes This agent
might be employed entirely ina sort Of experimenting
capacity with authority to dispose OF whseyer sour or
surplus milk might occasionally hqppen and al % provide
against any deficiency in the best manner he could
Whiilockville Jan. o. 1853. PRo Bono PUBLIco.
and Mlk Dealers on the line Of the YORK add Hsrlr
Railroad, held al Whockve Westchester County on he
18th 81 January 1898 and largely attended nom the Coun-
ties OF Neschester PutDa and Dutchess and also by DEL
gaton from meeting of the Farmers and Da rymen 90 the
NtwH Haven Railroad, held at Stamford Connecticut on the
ID Of Jan inst John Towner Esq Of Towners station
utnam County, apr onted President; WIN. Aiken OF
Rawlings Duishess County Col Sephen Ryder OF South
East Putnam County, Henry Romer Of Mount Pleasant
md Phnees Barrett, OF Bedford Westchestsr County
', PRESIDENTS and A. Dickinson, Of Bedford and I.
rAbcr, of Rawlings Dutehcss County Secretaries
The call for the Convention then read BY Of the
whereupon
On motion, the proceedings Of meeting Of inilknsn Of
iowners Station, held on the l9 inst appointing dele
afes 10 this Convention then presented by the deez
ion and read 70 the CONVENTION And aso the pro eed
rgs OF the meeting the NewHGyen Railroad at STAN
ord on the "a iny presented and real BIZ SANFORD
Mead, ESQ., oftho CATION from sad meeting who had
thlrfctn In milk hls-