New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29
NEw-YowR DAnv Tribune. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1852

NYsTTrIoos DsAPrE iRAScE-Oa Sunday evening
lat, between ard ociock Mis- O. Chapman len her
tier H. Sping-t. Broadway q 20 % her brother
iIlevs M Beta No. 81 Spring At, since which tine
noting hn been heard q Ler and It s. feared thai she has
been dealt fouy with She is II years 81 age good lo5k
g and reher tell dark complexion and dark eyes lips
souevhs when in converSaton. She dressed in plaL
Eight and dark stripe Taima cape; straw bonnet, loei
with white outside and green and white inside Her d.
sypearance has can-ed the deepest affection to her family
and any information that be given viii be gratefully
received by her aged parent, at No.3ll Spring st.
THIrp AvsIvTnsARY ExoURsIos OF TIN STATE GU,aD
On Monday morning LIST the state Guard Csps Joseph
Johnson len their ArmoTy at the Broadway House pre-
ceded b. DOdwoTbs Band and marched to the steam ?
Nirrod living a, tie foot OF Sprngs on which sboui
hundred ladies' and gentlemen assembled per invita-
ton Of the company They proceeded to The foot OF 0as
Hundred and Fity-eighih where carriages in
readiness 70 convey the invited guests Thorps High
Bridge Hotel the Guards marching in the On arrv
ing al the Hotel they stacked their doed their caps
and sde arms and in short tine engaged IN the
ufrrv dance About three OcOck dinner announced
10 which sone two hundred down, and as far as We
could Judge did ample justice Dinner nas and speeches
over the company left the dining hal and took ramb.e
through the woods the bridge s. and then returned
TO The hotel where dancing again resumed and which
continued until dusk when the company returned 10 the
steamer most highly delighted with the excursion. On a.
irving at the foot Of Spring st. the company separated-ihe
invited guests for their respective homes the Guards for
their Armory.
NV CLIPPER SUBTLE Pride Of America" Captain
Hsr1sborn reached our harbor Monday morning from
Richmond Ne ion the Kenncbec River where she was
built she first class clipper in every respect is 1895
tuns measurement on deck she is 22G feet in length anil
- .of.
as strongly fastened any ship thst aoaied She has
-four hooks and pointer both forward and aft with breast
hook extending back the foremsst il sealed with eight
inch plank and her knees which of he heaviest dsrp
ton are boiled in the strongest fashion Her cabins are
most beautifully finished The beet proc. that her model
the most approved OF the modern build Is the tact that h
made fourteen and half knots sailing by the wind
taut bovine and that too in light ballast trim
She was built by II. p Hodgkins for Patton & sturte
want Of Richmond who the ovners she lies at tho
Wall It Ferry Dock, Brooklyn.
TAmoRs PROTECTIVE UsIsy.-There WIS meeting OF
this Society al GaTTick Sixth Ward Hotel last evening.
The object of the meeting TO consider complaint res
tive to Mr. Wymans shop in Broadway. Mr. Colin Camp
bell presided The nature of the complaint IS that there
has been on attempt reduction Of wages in that shop
committee was appointed wait upon the proprietor OF
The shop in relation to this The meeting adjourned
10 this evening at O'Clock at he place to hear the
report Of the committee and take action thereon The
Chairman stated in Ehnira there is strike and is
busines- a. society to know IT, before going here-th
all
The latest report from Mr. Walsh is thar h. l. OF dan
ger and IN a ltr way Of recovery.
SHARP SHoorIsG-A rife shooting match of near
Troy last weet between Mr. Williamson, Of New York,
and n Lewis Of Troy The match was for 500 offered
by Williamson The challenger and won BY Mr. Lewis The
distance 10 reds each having 20 shots Plain globe sights
were used Nr Lewiss string. reckoning the distance OF
each bali from the center measured 90 inches and Mr.
wfrsmson's g. Mr. Lcwiss shots averaged only and
y inches from The center point, and Mr.. Willamsons ,
inches Mr. Wliamson considered the best marksman
in the State prior shooting with Mr. Lewis But few bets
were made before the shooting commenced but after Mr.
I0wss fourth shot offers OF five 20 made on him
but none taken Mr. Lewis has several matches
within the last three YEAR, amounting in all to over $1,000
Mr. williamson used rife made IN New Haven, Conn
and Mr. Lewis one OF his manufacture. Altogether
the shooting was considered the best done in these
parts SiA hundred and sixty feet is a long shot
CITY RrroRN.--The Committee appointed al Me'roPo!
ian Hall in March ast Tor the purpose Of adopting the
necessary for reforming the abuses in our mu
uicpal affair me, on Tuesday evening the eth inst, a.
the NewYork Univerfts for the transaction OF business
pertaining TO the duties assigned to them.
Tie meeting was very large nearly all the members Of
the Committee being present; and periee; unanmiy o.
sentiment prevailed the coase of action necessary to
be pursued in order wret mimic pal institutions from
the hands Of those men whose lack of official probty has
plunged Local Government into disgrace and over
burdened the people with Onerous and unjust taxation
The following resolution unanimously adopted, and
ordered be published in all the daily papers OF this city
Rsd the Judgment Of this Committee h eKpedifnt
that severrl without DELAY, aotons
Tor the pupose Of selecting ard nonnSstns sn1e
eardGaies integrity AID ecstihy Tor Adernso
Councilman and other Ward Officer 70 be CD sen ne
election wbC 10 NstionA or Sse poll
dese reform ae urteDty recyn-oao
I'd 10 DO their power discourage h- nomination OF Ch's
ofsceR patty ounds
Committee five appointed to old in the organize
ton Of " ard Associations.
Fu1H WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE meeting OF
this body wus held last night at No - Lsighi st. Mr. j.
Labagh in the Chair George +. Coburn Secretary.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved. The Committee on Public Meetings re-
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