New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

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Tia Triennal Meeting Of the Protestant Episcopal His
,es Society will be held this evening in the Chapel Of St
Georres Church, Stuyyesant square Dr Nhhams the
Bsbop Of Connecticut will deliver an addre's The eIer
rises commence at u O'Clock
Anon0 the passengers who arrived in the Atlantic was
rns, Miller McKim Esq the well known Secretary OF the
p,,,s,lyania Anti Slavery Society Mr.. McKim we un
1,A.nd went out in May last mainly for purposes cons
sd with his own health and recreation but he has de-
ltd large portion Of his time abroad TO the dssemina-
81, n correct views in respect to American Slavery and
:. Efforts which are being made 10 abolish H. He spent
-, - hs time in Great Britain and besides many oppor
,,;. for private and social intercourse with lending
tpds Of the Amt Slavery cause be held public meetings IN
London Gssgow Belfast Cork and other places and was
hu enabled TO do much to enghten and guide to wise ends
N. uubc opinion which that country is 70 strong against
Cbstlel Slavery.
We c. attention TO The sale Of fine dwelling houses and
s on Staten Island to take place at the Exchange on
Wednesday See Advertisement
resolution by AID Sturevsnt to widen Westst 2s feet
tvopd its present width from the Battery to Thirteenth ST.
ON, reed 10 the Committee Streets In the Board OF
Aldermen last evening AID spoketO some length on the
necessity Of carrying this project into effect An effort was
made TO increase tie pay Of the Police and after an hour
being spent over the report tho whole matter was lost Tor
want of constitutional The vote on the document
wss subsequently, reconsdered when the subject
fered back to the Committee on Salaries and Offices
A WALK ~ BHooKLYS.-One of the cheapest, because
quickest means Of escaping from the din Of NewYork and
having pleasant town ramble, with life and movement
enough TO interest you and yet get about without
endspperDg life or limb is to fetch hours ramble in
Brooklyn You meander down Fultons TO the ferry-Of
course stopping buy big appeat the only clearly and
Christian market in New Yorkand then paying your pen
ny to the memorable Charon the gateway join the
sh for the boat And here, you have time to observe
while being pushed and crowded along by part coored
current Of veye silks and mernoes garnished with high
cOored bonnes and healthy babies peculiar New York
infaiuation The instant the arriving boat touches the
wharf she is met by impatient crowd, who scramble
desperately on board upsng and coDscrDatng in various
body knows that the boat is to remain plenty Of time to dis
gorge It's old meal and take in its new oneyet all to
think that life depends upon getting instantly on board
The consequences are terrible Bonnets bundles babies
and baskets are lost and crushed temper and undereeves
arc horribly fled-endis sundered from friend and un
necessary disaster roigns supreme.
All this is national tribute TO the superluOus goa head
aiiyeness of our race, which often makes an immense
noise and motion without advancing foot single streak
Of common sense would cure it all.
But when YOU get fairly over and have walked up Fu
escepng the pernacous solicitations of the omnibus
drivers most Of whom TO entertain disposition to
bury you they beg in every key the pleasure OF taking
you TO Greenwood past the dirty faced old clock that
busy keeping time that never has leisure TO wash its
hands-an branching of down Hicks or Henryst. or
mounting the hill begin to penetrate into the pleasant
quarters OF the city, you are well repaid Tha. perpetual
blessing Of cities plenty OF foliage is the great treasure of
Brooklyn Street after street of quiet secluded, and yet
often elegant residences unfold themselves before your
advancing eet-whe the elevation and the purity OF the
unlimited sea air. sweeping and curling around you fresh
from s three thousand miles journey across the Atlantic
elhra,e you in an Undesirable way You return from
your walk invgoratod and refreshed plunge with new
strength into the turbd torrent Of New York and when
you 20 to sleep dream that some benevolent fairy has
taken You for little holiday and left your heart full Of
smiling souvenirs Give us every day Brooklyn
blessing
WoNINs ALLIANCES THE SEVENTH AND IrNTH
wARDsThs afternoon at 3oclock the Temperance ewcmen
residing In these Wards are to form Alliances in response
to the call Of the Womens City Alliance TO act upon the
coming election by urging upon all voters within reach Of
their influence the duty of voting only for such men as are
trends OF the Maine Law The meeting yesterday Of the
WOmens City Alliance spirited and doubt not this
movement win be eectual in promoting the Of pro
khiou.
We don't wonder that the ringing of the City Hall bell
yesterday set everybody crazy The poor old thing itself
serscked
We notice among the passengers by the Atlantic, General
Hakey Of hhica n Y who returns from tour through
Europe
Tar VISITING FmENES-The Washington Engine Com
pany No T. Alex King Foreman) OF Lsnsingburg, who
nsde excursion to this City for the purpose OF psrc
psing in the Annual Parade made trial of their machine
yesterday afternoon in the City Hal Park in which they
did themselves much credit During their stay here they
have been the guests Of Engine Co No They LEFT the
City for home last evening, highly grat6ed with their visit
Protection Engine Company No 6 of Troy n Y, also
took their departure for home yesterday afternoon
koRsox-Seven of the passengers for Europe in the
AshbuOn which sailed Saturday Mormon Mission
ares part Of company of twenty three who left Great Salt
Lake city June ssd bringing with them the Utah block oT
TIE Washington Monument
Pockrr BOOK FoUND-The unsophStcsted country
Nsder VIII say Then somebody must have lost L. He is
very much mistaken. Nobody lost. Ii was ioand-nO;
ess or rather, lost purpose to be found That is
e Of the "ey trades If you come from the country to
NE city. everybody is coming nova DAYS 10 see the
worlds Fair Of the Crystal Palace. you may lose your