New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
ANNIVERSARIES THIS DAY AND EVENING

I've P0inIs Houss o. Ia usrry a. the Tassr9,es
Robert Overs Birthday &c ,srst0n No 600 BFoad~ y SF ~
THE FIVE Poryrs HousE OF ISDrsrRr.-Ths first Ann.
verssry Of the Five Points House Of Industry vii DC ne1
this evening May H. at the Broadway Tabernacle services
commencing at u P. N. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher ana
others viii address the meeting large number Of the
children connecAd with the Day and Sabbath School Of
the institution will be present and enven the exercises
with singing The friends Of the poor and unfortunate sire
particularly requested 10 attend.
u The Vanderbilt Steam Yacht "Norsh Star" will be
open frnspecton by the citizens Of New York on Mon
day and Tuesday next the Aare Works foot of Cherry
st. East River
EIoHrH.Av RAIIRoAD-Ths Company commenced yes
terday extending their rails beyond FyfSurh and they
will reach in about weeks TO the junction Of Eighth
av and Broadway Fifty ninth ST. 1t is expected the
track will be completed the present summer to Eighty
second ST. and probably, the ensuing year to Harlem The
fare for the whole line will be but 5 &c ats.
AMERICAN MEDICAL AssooArIoS-Sgscial Mssfisg-
the request Of number Of the members Of this Asso
citation special meeting held yesterday at l2 Ocoek,
at the Blocker Church for the purpose Of expressing
their feelings respecting the late disaster at Norwsk which
resulted in the death Of many valued members Of the
association Or. Joseph VI. Smith ID. ID, presided aud
Edw Beade, Secretary Of the Society ocsted As See
rttary
On motion the following Committee was appointed to re-
port resolutions for the consideration Of this meeting
Committed. II. Grscom y " 5 llaw6ury Smith
Ohio F. Claiborne, Gooch, Va; l.. Smith, y. J.. Theo.
Goodloe Ala; Il. La Roche, Pa, and John Watson, CT
New York
This Committee retired and after brief consultation re.
ported the following resolutions
has Amid ne spread CEASED ~ !e recent essas
recoeni1sp mour the hand aws Proydeaee
feel called Upon express her ef. tie sudden nSys rC% '
Of s S Conn JOSH Ballet NJ D. strsiSn IT, .
S SsF SfSS Mass anS ssI' Gy TI b. Mas, %
6ss the es1ss, desire Of the present
City OF Nevl t. record ssoe expression o. their sein up
Rssosd That the members havs received with profound the
tie profession has sustained By the death Of large number ofthr
Realized That as suitable thcrEh nadequse othr
grief The dasn Ss% o% TsS@ a.. bad . RI
usual badge Of mourning for the space Of thirty dsy
.5 Is's seven event worth and po
cr. character Of cur ~ T me- ss ou sad
The following nbers OF the Society were then appoint
ed as said Committee: Joseph NJ Smith Chairman T. c.
Stewart j w g. Clements, VIM. Rockwell, Isaac L. lay
lor, + L. Beadle, John Watson.
Be,o& That the members Of the Association deeply ympahs
copy their resolutions duly authorized be transmitted to se re-
motion to publish these proceedings passed, and
the me citing adjourned.
AMERICAN Issrirurr-The annual election Of officers
and committees of this Institution took place yesterday
with the following results:
Prsidenf-James Tallmadge.
Iice Presidenb-Robert Lovett Robert L. Pei, d. Ne
Recoydipg Ssrretq-y-Ilenry Meigs
Corresponding Secretary and Ageat-Adoniram Chan
TycRunr-Edward T Backhouse
Finance Conmittee-John Campbell, John A. Bunting
George Bacon, n. g. Bradford George Dickey.
MGn0gers Of The 26h ARaual Fair--John A. Bunting,
Joseph 1orrey, James X. Smith, Isaac Brewer William
Ebbit f. w Gessenhainer, Jr, Peter B. Mead Benedict
Lewis Ir, William Hail. Edwin Smith, Benjamin Aycrigg
Richard NJ Hoe George s Riggs, Joseph Cowden James
Van Norden Isaac Fryer, GARRISON Crolius George C.
Mann, John Gray, William A. Whitbeck, Jared l.. Moore
John II. Rhodes, Lewis G. Morris James L Maxwell John
ConS1iilee on agriculture Banks Robert s. Liv.
ingson James de Peyster, Ihos Bell Nicholas Wyckof
Coagaiftec on C0Hg1ie1 Nicholas Carroll Jonathan H.
Ransom, John Ds.urnel, w. w Dbblee Abraham Tur.
CcDmit., on MqnYfaciupe, Science aad Arts--James
Renwck Thomas Il. Suliman, Henry K Durham, Edwin
smith James j. Mapes.
Committee on tie Admissionof l,aa6ers-George T. Bar.
nard- Hiram Dixon James /. Hail. John w. Chambers,
CoamiAtS on Corre,p oad,nc-Jsmes H. Titus, Z. p.
Schoals, Linus w. Stevens William II. Browne 5. Il Com.
stock.
Corqiaitee on he Li5rary-Ralph Lockwood Alexander
Knox William A. Whitbeck, William Hibbard Edwin
Williams.
Tur ACCIDENT oS THE PATTERSON RAuBoAD-THE
KAuEoAD AGENT CENsCRED.-An inquest yesterday
held by Coroner ODonnel, at the y. T. Hospital on
he bodies Of two who died from injury received by
the recent collision the New Jersey Railroad and after
thorough investigation, the Jury censured Henry A.
Green the Railroad Agent and recommended that the
thores New Jersey take c0gnzance Of the
The following testimony was ELECTED;
Hnyv Hbbs residing Patterson NewJersey boing sworn. sad
Superintendent Of the Ulon Railroad have been connected
oGsrow he was brakeman employ Of the Company
lie Oh about o'clock tho Express Train started from jersey
sts P,,' & g, ~ S AZ srlen Cut ns so bo
were under suPennendentss was my duty 70 furnish tie
had furnished tho officers each tsn aod s officers had
gave Mr. Green Agent Of the Union Railroad ConPs0J ois and
Jet having charge Of sn leave the depot
without having his Time Table h5 Agent was ihe
person receive from this order usually out the general
the Company through the ek gs IA to-. ilnes as the
Tine isoss WEI ~ - I'm az ~ h VS. nv 5nt 10 h. aos
The a would Monday tho 9th the Com
ees s5 me responsible for al acts on their rosd
Robert R.g1,, CT Jsy S;ty sgo ~ % 'Gfsesssa gs
ned Saturday the IN INST important that
,Ia n ts &C. sts5 he 10 sd oesrs bs lev
col son took place present when the Agent time
officers they lad lie tables heard tho Agent say the
Engeer he meet the train on The double track and be
! until he e . sure that be had light " the road
i5s,s Co.. New oSs ssoa I: At Jefss City and y dSy E =
a regulations Of The Company conveyed to me by 90
prore trebes e officers Dyed in each Of the which
oSes ron the Superintendent On the 7h table
would be issued should tas care eat no ps.ss0 stvns
had with new timetable II the above ne.a0le
Ia sovrBed ssyss according to
OHea dd furnish ihe table % sysr En;Ess, sna c9edScaf
On Sunday thea out 20 those bay
ins charge Of the train may ts had Not the
lawn tie main and therefore they have been
furnished M the ts il y duty % :ss ,ha. ,se t5,ns are
"a GA m a. there change he time Of starting AMI
wss 10 additional rem Pa on ss ~ b IN a g ,s
and ady Tor employees left the depot considered had dha
Of he time 81 i. sr6s Engineer sIsaos
4el.c.I " ~, c5us, ,So psI on. tbe s,in ss ks1
tsle had remained apti ne n a'ed would have sen the
CcIdgsto IN The Is which started from Jeey CITY q