New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04

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80 harne:s ,.,0s, B. NJ. Flora Temple received iOr
~ Be G. Dutchmar, paid iolfet
Woodruff h me- axe go, nile heats best in
.ohAness. cuIa5y Venus, l. !. ].
D Piensi' n'. -.,oAs B. NJ Lady Riley, . 2 2
.WheiPTy b @. Dan NJ BIZ, paid forfeit
q Brooks ns~e' D. "
Tine 80 ,,.. the favorte at 100 TO 30, and proved
Lazy sSoce Of her hackers was not misplaced, as
ibs' -. without struggle with the exception oil the
sns -. hen the bay mare pushed her ana caused her
come Of her extraordinary speed MAKING her 90
sSs hafmIe pole in min u seconds ana come nome
IL 935 easily =. h...,;,,
10 harness po,no
:, syoodruf names G. g. Trouble, 2 d'tnced
Tine ss9-23s.
~, on AssIsTASTs-The Board met last night Inc
',s.d;ng, were unimponsnt a report was adopted
5000 tax on the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum.
,.-olu,on was adopted that ordinance De maze 10
.nls.e and fix the hcence for the City RAILROAD Cars
axyEtcAS MEDICAL AssOcIATfos.-lhs ASSOCIATION
- xessrday in the Church. No. 65 Beeckerst 20 organ
- "a elect new officers Dr. Jonathan Knight Professor
n Yale College, WIS cittfp" NV
.,d SeIegates from twenty eight States answered to
~ III c,n The ex President delivered his vaedctOry
-. AAer some further business, Of no importance
a. .as,;,o adjourned until o'clock this morning. Dele
80 were received in the evening, At the houses OF the
snoxin9 gentlemen: DIR. James x. Wood, NO. Irving
~. lar fourteenth ST.; Gov Hamilton Fish Stuyves
,,nra,e corner of Secondav. and Seventeenth st. DR.
90. Wood No G5 East Seventeenthst DIR. Willard
o.,ker No 1875 Twehhst; DIR. G.. p Cammann, No l09
Fourteenth st.
p.,sr,R.' SrRiKy.-The New.York Printers Cooper.
dive Inion and the other Book and Job Printers now on
srke met yesterday afternoon, at Ismmany Hail. DAVID
Cool President The meeting largely attended
I'D much enthusiasm exhibited. There was no symptom
# ltersg evnced They say they are detern mel to OBJ
n the Scale and nothing but the Scale vi tms thsre
x ample proof in the answers they returned to severa
npIoyers who wished their employees to return to work
!, The advance per 900 ems without the extras They
Eel that they have now taken decdedstlnd and must
hide the result without nchng About fifty applications
FAR cards Of membership had to be refused until tomorrow
vben they will meet again at the same time and place
The meeting after some few remarks Of cheering nature
from various persons present adjourned
TuE PARTICULAR SYsoD OF NEw.YoRK.-This is one Of
h synods of the Reformed Dutch Church and consists Of
delegation Of two Ministers and two Elders from every
Chassis within It's bounds 1t comprises 10 Glasses and
about $50 Churches and Ministers The Synod met yester
a.v NAV g. in the COnsistOry Of the Collegiate Re
ARMED Dutch Churches Of this City. There
,uay large delegation present At 10 o'clock the meeting
vas called to order by Of the officers Of the last synod
and opened for the transaction Of business The officers
seed for the present year areFor President Rev b.
Lniger; Assessor j. IL. Duryea Clerks, Messrs Mande
vile and Coyer There is much business to be transacted
and some of considerable Importance among which the
pea of Rev j. s. Ebaugh from the decision of the Chassis
dNew York, suspending him from the Ministry.
IF MEACHER CLUB.-A regular meeting of this body
snheld ON Monday evening, I'd inst at their room Her
ua,re Hall corner Of Allen and Houstonss for the cleo
bon Of officers for the ensuing year which resulted in the
acon Of the following persons from the candidates for
e different positions President, John Duffy; VicePresi
6nt Fay: Recording Secretary Philip OH anlon, Jr,
Secretary Geo. III. Kearin; Treasurer
ference Mcdonnell; Executive Committee John Hughes
D Bergen, Thomas OlIrien Finance Committee, T.
Hvvbes Thomas Guinane j. b. Doyle Visiting Physician
Phlip o Hsnlon, Sem
The greatest cordially and good feeling prevailed after
well as during the meeting and several eloquent and per
snen speeches were delivered Among the speakers
xessrs T Meagher, r. Walsh John DufIy and Molay.
Jorns,yvrs CrxsMrrms-A meeting Of this body was
held Of No Chatham square last night John Adams
e to the Chair and Thomas Davis appointed Score
hry The report of the Committee appointed the last
,ph of meeting was read Ii recommended that in.
sase Of ~ cents be demanded for finishing and 81 cents
hasocking resolution adopting the report was read.
Ne prorety Of permanent organization of the body
ben discussed and Committee appointed to draw up
niles and regulations for the government of the proposed
body The meeting then adjourned
LADIES SuoLMAKERs.--A mass meeting OF the trades
men In this branch Of business held last evening at
Xeeu'a Hall in Grand.st Mr. VIM L. Wright acted as
Chairman and Thomas Lomsx as Secretary The original
Intention OF the meeting for the purpose of choosing
officers Of the Society for the next three months but up
late hour this was not reached in consequence Of Mr.
Butcher offering resolution to amend the second bin of
aies by increasing the prices This resolution was the
ouse OF many speeches relative 10 the merits ard dement's
q English" and Yankee welts" and accordingly the
cts of the meeting had not been arrived at when we left
CoM HoisrEns ~ meeting Of this body was held last
nght at Powers Montgomery Hall No 70 Prince ST. Mr.
DAhuny in the chair Mr. tarreN appointed as Score
fy report from the C0uiuittGe was real that the
e henceforh to be charged for hoStng coal should be
h Lehgh Scows twelve cents ten cents for Schooners
sght cents for Boits three doll rs and half day for
'ore and rigging and twelve shllings day for men,
weution passed to ganze permanent Society and
sCommtiee appointed to draft resolutions and nominate
'6cers.
LnHocRArH PRlSrFRs.-A meeting Of the members of
Us Society held last evening at the Hall No 2Ss
arndst. Mr. Dickinson in the chair, and Mr. Sheppard,
eisry. The object of the meeting was for the purpose
presenting to the Society for final action the list of pri
- adopted by the Delegates appointed for that purpose
scae presented varying from TO IS per cent according
The style of work unanimously adopted aud Commit
~ were appointed 10 prepare circular with the prices
sehed 10 be presented to the employers and report the
sst at the next meeting, next week In case the en-
Jrs do not comply with their requests they have deter
-lnad % strike lhara in this litv I.hn