New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-10

Manager, cryssazng new company. with Siee none Is
Pma Donna ani other first class srtists-probably Sslv
a, the fr>t tenor
- The remains Of the lac Mr AMI Mrs wn. Wy
man which arrived in We AzeA from Gusyemls. Porto
Rico on Thursday. inferred AT Greenwood yesterday
IL An error occurred in report of the proceedings
atthe plate presentation Col Ring published in yesier
days paper Mr. T. P Cowes who aid to have lled
the meeting to order not present on the occasion
~ We stated dsy or two since that the st Of June
additional Trains would be upon the Long Island Rail
road and increased facilities afforded 10 residents Snd visit
OTIS upon the Island We learn that several additional
Trains have already been put the road far as Jsmscs
and Hampstead. The Company have adopted plan OF
running hourly Trains into the City the morning and out
in the evening leaving Jsmaca at and O'Clock in the
morning. and Brooklyn at 81 and in the evening be
sides the intermediate Trains Mechanics and others who
have be in the City early in the morning will doubt
avail themselves Of these facilities quite extensively during
the coming season
ySWe would call attention to advertisement in our
columns this morning interesting to literary persons, being
prize Of fifteen hundred dollars offered for play which
will run fifty nights or five hundred dollars for the best
offered
SLAVE CAsE-KIDS,PPIsG.-Twot elegraphic dispatches
have been received in this City announcing that alre
colored girl had been kidnapped and brought to this City,
On the application of E. d. Culver Esq, Judge Duer yes
teray granted ha6tas corpus to bring up the child and
also warrant TO arrest the who brought the child
from Cincinnati Both have been served and the woman
and child custody Of the officers TO be brought before
Judge Duer o this morning. The claims to
the child as slave but the father aedgcs the child has
been kidnapped.
rv~ We learn from The Prcs5yterian that Miss Mary
Murray of this City has grstuitousIy conveyed for Pres
byteran congregs On organized to be organized, in
connection with the Presbytery of New York and to be
Known as the Murray Hill Presbyterian Church. suf
fcent portion Of land the north west Of Thirty
fourth st. and Fourth av for the erection of church. sun
day school and lecture The land is valued at from
$4,000 to $4,000.
GKoeR,rHlcA1 SocrrY-A stated meeting fths So.
oety will be held at its in the University, this even
ing at o'clock j. X. Bartlett Esq, United States and
Mexican Boundary Commissioner will read paper on the
occasion Tickets of admission may be obtained Of any of
the members the door Of the Society Rooms. VIM. c.
Dix Esq is expected to give account Of trip
the Andes
A BEAUTIFUL PFEsESr-The members Of Engine Co.
No 10 have just presented to John Bsgch ESD recently
their foreman but Assistant Engineer magnificent
silver trumpet weighing 40 ounces beautifully engraved
and embossed with figure Of the engine likeness OF the
Chief Engineer &c. This testimonial well deserved
by Mr. B. who stands high in the estimation of his
rades and the people both in his public and private rea
tons.
SuoEmAKERy MsErtsG.-A meeting of the United So
ciey Of JOurneymen Cordwsiners the Mens branch,
was held az Keans corner Of Grand and Elizabeth sts,
last evening There was full attendance Mr. A. Gamble
presided Some further shops reported There
II shops paying the wages and 10 shops strike,
reported to the Society Several members added
letter was received from the Journeymen Cord xaners
Of New Milford Ct, expressing sympathy with their fellow
craftsmen strike in this City 1t also stated that they
should send si0-Ope dollar eachas at immediate contri
button aud willing give % cents per week each to
id the movement. The letter received with much
applause a donation Of g. from gentleman who wishes
he trade well handed in by Mr. McC4rty, to whom it
ntrl,'cd About s35 received initiative fees
Tie Germans the same branch Ia session in fall
force, opposite, at the same time.
~ Yesterday in Greenwo BOD Cemetery were inferred the
remains Of VIM. II. Tracy Esq, formerly of Norwich
Conn., who died suddenly at Guayama Porto Rico, April
H. 1899 where he had been IT, Consul twenty-five years
lis decease not properly noticed in the American
papers although every demonstration public and private
shown him in the place where he had long resided
The coors in the hirbOr at half mast during the d
and the American flag hung draped from his dwelling His
coffin wrapped in the ensign of his country was followed
the grave by vast cOncourse Of people whose esteem
particularly fitted for his station He also Director
Of the Seamens Friend Society and silent promoter Of
good works His private worth demands this tribute %
his memory
Norwich and New Orleans papers please cOpyl
~ Mrs May L. Ward whose death at Sing Sing was
recorded in obituary column dsys since the
Nie Of Maj. Gen. Aaron Ward formerly member Of Con
gress and long leading Democratic politician whom she
married in $50 She wasths daughter Of Elkansh Watson
whose name Is con- peuous in the annals of internal i'm
proyemens in this State. Mrs Ward was a woman of due
education accomplished, refined and most estimabe in all
the relations Of life She has Len family OF daughters Of
whom the eldest is married to Col. Ward b. Burnett q
second TO Hon John X Thompson u Senator from New
jersey another Of Josiah Randall Esq, Of Phla
delpha another TO Mr. Todd, retired merchant and an
other to a son Of Senator Brandreth.
NV Ho1EL-Mr. d. WILLARD opened his new no.
tel near the corner of Broadway and Twelhs last even
ing by giving dinner party of gentlemen including
due proportion OF journalists. 1t delightful occasion
The house is convenient one elegantly and comfortably
furnished with for two hundred persons II
the bill of fare Of last evening be specimen Of the cheer
be furnished there must become Of the pOpu
lar establishments in the City.
srRAsoyRsThe following are among the arrivals a. the
principal Hotels
METROPOLITAN
Hou John A. Collier BnghsmtSa Burkhsleg Baltimore
q De Leon s. Army. s Robinson, Vermont
c, K1ihsn. Batavia Rev 8. ROSlnsoo, Baltimore
Capt W Ipmsn, s Navy WIN. B. Fox, Worcester
A. L Van BiAeSu BueDos Ayres A..
Hon y.bn c Wright, Albany " Ms!firs s. Lhe@.. WI
~ R, fs s T knas s Sa New o,s'a'
Q ? Brsss San Frsnei.cO J Iissstoa Bostoa
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