New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11


60; US rece;,ed and read from the Secretary Of the
Putcber Association Of Brooklyn, concerning the 10 OF
diseased meats and asking the cooperation OF this Society
:; ,.,.;,, .b, sale of unwholesome meats II was or
aered on Gle Mrs L. Baldwin la'tired Ia Boomer
with fine slk rowers then read an address, giving h7r
ernarsnce in yegetssnism and presenting various nga
4 - i,s fsvor After the address the subject was dis
md 10 late hour One gentleman cited an instance OF
10 or Who was afflicted with scrofuls being restored to
o, health on meat diet after having nearly lost his
ne nv six months vegetable dry bread diet Another
.lenap mentioned the case OF his daughter which was
directly the reverse Much sesul.ory conversation took
place and the meeting adjourned at 10 O'CLOCK
u In Yesterday 7TibUHe published line calling
attention TO an advertisement interesting to literary per
sons ing in fact prize Of fifteen hundred dollars for an
original play having the stamina to run hity nights or I'VE
hundred dollars the best play Though bad onel which
nav be offered We aude to this again for the purpose Of
saving that we know the offer to from valid sub
snaI pariy able and DESTROYS to fulfil the agreement
There is no limit as to the subect-Or restriction to prose
or verse The choice Of the play does not depend on
Committee but the person most interested In selecting
the best play offered The well known talents of the artist
TO whom will be entrusted the representation Of the chief
character are promise Of the justice that will be done to
whatever author may get the prize
ty- Mr. Frazer is giving each night this week series
Of vocal entertainments the Stuyvesan Institute They
are composed of English songs accompanied with n'tor
ica anecdotca panatory remarks That given last
night was extremely interesting Mr. Frazer presented
many curious personal and local facts and sketches besides
an elegant selection Of old English songs from rich mine
He WIS much spplauded
II Anniversary of the American Tract Society, Metro
polnan Hail. Broadway, Amity St. Wednesday TO-
A. NJ Speakers Rev Mr. Kirk Of Boston; Rev. Mr.
Kiln of Baltimore; Rev. Mr.. Deering of Kentucky
Rev DR. Smyth of Charleston; Rev Mr. Oncken, Of Ger
many, and Rev Mr.. Reve Of the Church of Waldenses
~ The American Anti Slavery Society will hold its
Anniversary this forenoon in the Chinese Assembly Room
No. 539 Broadway few doors above Spring ST. Inc
speakers advertised w L. Garrison Rev Dr. Furness
of Philadelphia, C. L. Remond and Wendell Phillips. The
Society has not held meeting in this City since $780, when
it was mobbed by Rynders and his crew.
USEeUALED TIME-The clipper ship Flying Dutchman,
Hubbard Commander left New York for San Francisco
ION her first voysge 18th of Oct last arrived in San Fran
cisco discharged her cargo Of 600 tuns, and sailed
again for New York which port she arrived Sunday
last after fine Of only IS days thus accomplishing the
voyage the unprecedented short space of six months and
30 days the shortest time ever made.
Eg' The National Democrat, Of the Government
organs in this City, is to be issued g1lsry on double
sheet This will create much dissatisfaction
on the part of the quasineual organ of that party which
has so long managed LocoFocO principles and its
own pocket at the time under the mask of indie
pendence
HOTEL TELEGRAPHs.-The propnetors Of the Metropol
itsn Hotel bsvereceniy put in operation Telegraph con
meeting with ousess and others in Walls for the con
venence of such of their guests desire that mode
of communication person stopping at that House may
now communicate with half the civilized world, lin this
hemisphere,) without leaving his room.
rSy- CHARLES A. s1Ersos, Esq, of the Astor House
Savannah night by the steamship
Alabama His countless friends will be glad to learn that
his health has been very much improved by his soourn in
| a warmer climate.
MoRE Cause.-The proprietors Of the Sixthav Railroad
Company have contracted for fourteen cars making
foyour in all and all will be necessary TO accommodate
the immense travel passing the and from the
| Crystal Palace.
I-y Mai. Gen. scorr has left the Metropolitan Hotel
and is now located in his private house, No 1913 West
| Twelfthst near Ffthav. The old hero is warm vel
coined to his residence by the people of NewYOk.
To- Chevsier Husemann, Charge DIES Afsires for aus
ra at Washington arrived in town yesterday and is stay
| ing at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
~ Senator DouGIAs of Illinois, arrived in town last
night stopping at the Irving House We understand that
be will leave Europe Saturday in the Pacific
whether for pleasure business BOTH not in
formed but probably Western finances will have bearing
| on the journey
Board OF GovERNoRs-A regular meeting of the Board
of Ten Governors held at the Rounda yesterday aft
ernoon present the President Of the Board Edward A
West; Messrs Townsend, Herrick, DugrO Pinckney Nc
Lauehlin and Williams The following taken from the
QUESTIONS shows the number of persons remaining in the
various institutions under their charge for the week ending
May = 1853:
At Bellevue Hospital 52
Al LuBanc Asylum. oot
Al AIMS secs . . .