New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

This petition was he was happy 10 say quite
and the p.groe. IN Canada h.d. IN many &c -
trv.o 10 purchase land in different cousu M -.
,h. q, 81 ,est Advantage In one settlement ne knew
,S,-a o fnili,. comprising about 700 indivldas~
ana nor Jingle drunksrd or venoer OF in'oncsuhs
smorg ttem It ws the hePe o. oe,ns ios 20 ~
49, 20 ,be.r perfect fitness for freedom, and Their
~ the duties and res oons biiilse u thsf
nat the C2Dsci.n Society appealed 70 ias psops 81 -.
,s a. rses II Il they would most surely terminate the
de.,fxbe syssm Of bondage which existed IN the nt7o
State Of America. Hear. hear Rev af. 1neos, o.
Thsf having heard the statement Of Rev samuel Rngod
Ward pecting the restitution o. the fugitive slaves 90
their ARRIVAL IN Csuads after tfectng their escape ron tn-
United State and feeling that under such
they have = lain o synpaihy, and need tenPrTJ
tbs meeting cordially approves OF thee Oh
the mission and pledges itself TO promote and tns' il
"the carrying out Of the the following gentem "
nominated Comm ttee" Here follows the names OF
several reverend gentlemen present the Ear OF
bury ing nominated President Of the proposed suiHy
society Rev. James briefly seconded this re'o.o.
uti,h as csyriso nan cor Mr Sherman. thu Sscre"y
then read the list Of contributions which had reaoy
received, and urged the friends 81 the ssuse ,o,,o
EberAlny Rev Mr. Wembsrly Rector OF DOnn'ns''h
moved vote Of Thank 10 The Chairman Inns h@'nS
carr &c by accsmaon, and responded 10 IN he USUAL man
n.r The proceeding terminated
l ,1,s.,ia, ALI 81 five pictures Turner from
the gallery u Mr. Btuianin Godfrey Mindus OF iVu,ea
ham took place yesterday at scssr- Christie ana ntn
sons rooms great crowd Of connoisseurs asssinosu
on , occ.,ion but the bidding chiefly confined 10 ne
dealer, among whom all the pictures were occurred me
snIiects v.re-L0t l. Nenice-Evenng-"G Gong - thS
Ban" "Fansoes of Hope. SIS. Exhibited IN thA K1y.l
Academy in s4G This picture realized $50 euiness L'
q The comtsuion picture N-nice-horDing-"k- t9ra
Ing from The Bali & Marine. @Falaces of Hope Et'
hibso in the Royal Academy 1916 Alter an se'vs CON
petition this picture SOLD for elO guineas Lot Ine
Dawn Of Christianity" Flight into Egypt "IhIt star
has risen Rec T. GtiJ0rHe's W2rks. This picture was
exhibited in ls II cold for 10 gOinsas Lot Giaucas
and Scyns. "Ovds Metanorphos-s '-palnted on !. moi
Exhibited in the Royal Academy in lsil This picture
sold for 700 guines. Lot 3 The approach to Venice
THE path lies Ger ths'es
The moon i up and 20, it not night
The sun a. yet disputed the day with her'-BrsoS'
This picture ia described by Thicker on 'dsrn Fan
err yol "a one of the mot beautiful IL of 'or ever
O. lie b any msD, by any mssn' At soy time very 40
tive CON petition folio the exhibition OF this hns WORK
on tie ease. sDd il ultimately knocked down Tor near
" 900 guiness All pictures were sold with The
copyright for engraving Another ne work by tins pNner
was sold BY Messrs Christie Saturday in Nr Broderps
gallery This was The Dicsna, church Of y Georgia.
&c painted for SIR Francis Cbsnrey, At whose dece~se
passed into Mr. Broderps possession. Exhibited at the
ROY al Academy in ls4l pendent TO the picture 10 the
Venom gallery This bDe picture realised LOO glinss
Among other valuable modern ~eTks sold Ia Mr. bfoicr
ips gallery were The Rather, by Etty, X A, rsm dr
Knott's collection 3l5 guineas A Gipsy EucamPn-nt
by + GoOdsl Il 20 gaineas The ii alt At the Well,
by the sau c artist Cupid and Psyche DEFENDING by
lily, RA, work Of exquisite purity and graee, 22o
euiness. "a Fruit Piece" 10y Lance, 20 guueAs The
Holy WEI" by r. GoodalL ARA 1871 guinsas The
NlSge Coquette by Lance. 40 guness. The Lsdy IN
Waiting sud third picture by the artist PrepT-
alton for BIidas sold respectively for l23 guness and
l27 guiseas