New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14
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F,vy poIvrs NIssIoS-THE NEW MISSION HoUsE.-
On FRIDAY next the new Mission House erected the site
Of the Old Brewery by the Ladies' Home Missionary 81
ciety viii be dedicated II is substantial building and
already accommodates quite large number OF families IN
the u ent portion the building The Chapel VIII ~
commodsie good sized congregation. The School rooms
IN the loser Part Of the building occupied and the
bath win be in The portion Of the building
allotted the parsonage about ready for oc'upToa by
Rev Mr. Adams. the new missionary OF the Socisty.
change has been wrought in tn Deghborhood a,e
the establishment Of this mission and ladies hope that the
facilities Afforded them by this bailfng viii greatly
advance the difficult work which they undertook and have
for three years very successfully prosecuted Ths build
ing will he dedicated by Rev. DR.. Foy Friday alter
noon st O'Clock 7 NJ
TIE TURF-Union Course, Long Island. tro,tng Mon
DAY June 49, ls53; match for $500 Team of grey horses
TO irot in minutes $50 lbs wagon Lost the race by
seconds Time 3:2
Certreville Course L. l., trottng Monday, June -
match $500 mile heas best 3 in 5 ia harness
H Woodruff names m hate oBFen. received f,rf'is
HuSpg Park Course Phadephii irotn@ thursday
june Q match fr : 600, miles and repeat % harness
J. Hammill names ;. Frank Worcester.
H. Woodruff names b. Flash d4need
The betting was spirited throughout, and very heavy
previous 10 the day If the Flash the flvOre
10 the Of scoring when the betting changed at 500 TO
$40 OF Frank Forester
s5Co Friday, June TO- mile heats best in s. TO harness
Voodruf ronnely ............ l
"wooduh names Bnehe Nse di''Ane'd
Blanche Ngre the favorite at 500 to $50 but
sken with the oramp in the second heat which accident
lost him the race. His hackers we're heavy losers.
Same day match tor $780, mile heats, best in $, in har
H woodruff names m. Lady Vernon ............."
Mclaughlin names g 4 Tsyl:5;; IS; drawn
This match was mace on the spur Of the moment bet
ting previous to scoring when chang to 500
10 ESQ Oh the grey Taylor was taken of the road
be beug in condition 20 trO and was therefore drA
after the second heat
THE LATE FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Coroner Gam
bic held an inquest yesterday upon the body Of James
Black native Of Ireland years of age who was killed
on Sunday morning in the Tenthav near Twenty eth St
by being run over by OF the Hudson River Railroad
cars Policeman Monroe Of the Sixteenth Ward wit
messed the accident and testified the being driven at
a moderate rate al the time
Mrs Black. wife of deceased, testified to having wit.
missed the accdcft while looking out Of the window Of
her hou,e No Tenth but she then lid not know
was h. husband who over lie bad gone out to
uurclss, candles and nj the time OF the occurrence
She heard him cry murder. am gons" She thought
the cars were driven rapid rate No other testimony
of importance taken except that of who was on
the err and he stated that it was driven at slow pace
The Jury returned verdict Of death By being BY
the Hudson River Railroad cars The jury would call tho
attention OF The proper authorities to the recAess
which the this ad u'uely driven through the
treets Of the City They also The Company In NOT
having lights on the and the proper number OF
hrakemen.
grand Temperance Demonstration is to be held in
Waterford Erie Co. Pa the 4th Of July Several
eminent speakers expected TO be present the
sion.
The Pel1R Republican,, one of the best country papers
on eur exchange s has just appeared in and beau
tifu typographical dress. Mr. Chambers the Editor aud
proprietor of The Republican, is forcibe writer and an
effective and sefsacrfcng champion Of the Temperance
movement. Success to him and The Republican.
NAyAL-We learn that Capt HENRY EAGLE of the Navy
ordered by the Department to report himself at Norfolk
on the 5;h inst where he will take command Of the United
States war steamer Princeton His destination not YET
announced but Is generally believed that the Princeton
will take out Mr. Soule Minister to Madrid and
continue her cruise in the Mediterranean for twelve
or eighteen months. Capt Eagle native Of NewYork
City, snd is one Of the most accomplished officers Of the
Navy.
The L s. frigate 81 lawrence Capt b Dulang from
VALPARAISO Csao MAY T. 10 leave for Ptyta
Tie L ; frigste Congress- Capt g. 1. Pearson, ut
MontevIdeo April %
rived M Rio de Janero April %.
The L : brig Perry, Lieut. Cong X s Page, was at St.
helena April 90 to sail next day a cruise
The L s sloop-of war Vandai1 John Pope, Comm
sailed from Rio de Janeiro April %, for Macao.
The l. ) sl'opof war jamestown, 5. w. Downing
Commr was at Buenos Ayres April %
The L. S steamer Vixen, Lieut. Cong VIM. Smith from
NewYcrk May 26 arrived at Havana previous TO the sth
inst PIT in for coal, supposed bound to Pensacola.
The s. irigate Columbia ut Pensacola ut last
The L. s brig Banbridge Lieut. Cong John Mannug
and sloop OF John Adams Comma drr Barron az
Port Praya, April 3O-all well They waiting the
riya Of the f1gae Constitution TO relieve them
The L. ; sloop-of-war Albany James L. Gerry COmmr
was at San Juan, Me, the 3lst May.