New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

VIII this year become memDers - Ills y 'u' VN''
the kind in the City and easily become Whist ousn
to be- the leading Sacred Music Society OF this country
The funeral Of Mr. Edrnonds late Keeper OF the City
Prison took place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock al the
residence Of his family OF Centre and leonari
The preached by Rev. Mr. Perry. OF the Mar
Church Peast and his remains attended 10 ms
final resting place in Greenwood Cemetery BY the Hoer
nan Society the Sons of Temperance and msmbers OF the
Police Department together with large number OF citizens
and personalfrends.
Gen HIaAx wALsRIpsE NJ c. elect from our City, de
parts for California via Nicaragua today He goes out on
business and viii remain but weeks returning in
season to take par, in the organization of the House
Hon Geo W Wright exM C. from California and Gov
Addison of that State are also among the passengers
The wonEs's STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will hold
meeting this evening in the Tabernacle at which its Press
dent Mrs. MARY c. VAUGHAN, will preside Mrs ID T.
BIooNKR, Miss EMILY P. CLARK and Mrs H. A ALBRo
will ais. be among the speakers.
The P,ISrERs-The iourneymen Painters held large
end spirited meeting Convention Hall Woosters'- on
Saturday evening further consider affairs relative TO thsr
strikes Several good speeches were devered-he burden
of which we're in favor of Union of all the Trades II
also suggested by speaker. that they should scr
up bus ness on their own account which Proposition net
with grea; favor The meeting recommended that eah oil
the Trades whether organized not send three delegates
to convention to be held on Tuesday evening next to form
such Union The idea of uniting in political organza-
ton did not with the appreciation of the meeting
Nyy.YoRK Sun FEsrrvAL-The proprie;ors Of The Ner'
York Sun gave the editors reporters compostors and all
the employees of their establishment an entertainment last
Saturday evening in honor OF the twentieth anniversary oil
the existence of that paper The guests numbered about
$50 persons among whom the wives and daughters OF
the employees The entertainment was given in the upper
room Of the building and after the supper ;oasts and speech
e. the room was cleared and the party joined in the dance
During the early part the evening the establishment was
Illuminated, and handsome display Of fireworks took
place The dance kept up to near midnight when all
parties separated well pleased with the entertainment
SERVICES At THE Trsr-The exercises yesterday the
Temperance Tent at the junction OF Broadway and Sixth
ay were of an interesting character In the forenoon Rev
Mr. Sprague of Syracuse delivered sermon and in the
afternoon there was discourse by Rev Martyr In the
evening there was an able Temperance address by Mrs
Nichols Of The UInihdm County Democrat There was
prayer meeting in the morning. and at noon Sabbath
School was held which greatly in the need of teacher
Kelley FOR New ORLEASs-RevsDr Raphal preached
an eloquent sermon yesterday morning in the Jewish Syna
cogue in Greenest for the relief of the New Orleans suffer
ers About $500 was raised large collection was
also taken up the Baptist Church corner Of Bedford aud
Downing SITS, yesterday morning.
The Broadway Tabernacle was reopened yesterday
the pastor Rev Joseph Thompson having returned from
his travels in the East and resumed his labors in conne
ton with that congregation
woman whose wei ht is stated to be 76i pounds anu
whose age is 81 years on exhibition at No 40 Broadway
She is claimed to be the largest in the world She
certainly is a great curiosity.
REoPEyING OF THE PUBLIC ScHOoLs-rhe various Pib
lie Schools of this CITY will their regular sessions 20
dav with the exception of Sixth Ward School No 5 N City
Halplnce. which is being repaired and improved II will
DO re opened on the first dny Of October
Mfssrcv SUNDAY School, No This Aourishing School
Is for the held morning and afternoon in the Ladies
DEPARTMENT of the First Ward School, No H. in Greenwich
ST near Recorst The Superintendent is Rev Geo Holt
This Il boo was started in by the American Sunday
School Union and numbers an average POO pupils win
25 teachers majority of whom ladies' The room would
accommodate 800 children and several teachers are
needed Mr. Holt is the regular Missionary of the First
Ward connected with the American Tract Society
Pnor. FoREsrr-On Friday evening last deputation
consisting of Messrs Conkng Hirschfed and McNulen
from the Society Of the Friends of Civil and Religious LIB
ery visited Professor Forest his residence to conatu
late him on his appointment to the Consulate of Genoa
The deputaon the part OF the Society expressed To M
Fores their admiration Of his political cOnstancy ana MS
talents and their deepympahy for suherngs in the dun
geons-and further begged him substantial marx OF
esteem to draw upon the Society for bis expenses to his
destination and whatever might be necessary 10 establish
him in Genoa. 49,
Professor Poret in reply expressed his gratitude for the
compliments paid TO hun but regarded the generous
er OF funds he declined II accept Of H. saying that when
he e this country for his appointment he would 60 at his
expense. -, VI
rorest We contratuate the Society upon the delicate
manner In which this offer made We are asonshei
however at his being yet here for il sometime since ms
nomination. Can there exist difficulty which tue pup
lie : not aware of The Administrator az WMnsnssDn
viii we hope, no: suffer appointment which mas
0iycn universal satisfaction throughout our hepuDc
to become dead letter to please the ca rice OF any ren
diu,oInatsts FOresti condemned by Austrian tn
lunal for bis participation in conspiracy nwmch Caaries
Albert the late King Of Sardinia took part and il to
Sardinia and not Austria thai his duties United States
Consul call him.
COMMON CoUscL-This body commence their Sep,en
Der session this afternoon and it is hoped that thy vii
convene from night to hight uni, all the business before
them is dispatched II Is distressing to witness the manner
in which our Aldermen dispose OF buness-adOurnny ,r
two or three DAYS at time then upon assembins "A
discuss at great length sone matter which IN may ra's
directly il srests Themselves much the Petitioners
their honorable body and often break up in quarrel
that would be disgracefu to gang Of de juveniles All
this time business OF important nature suffering The
Aldermen commence their regular monthly sessions on tina
first Monday in each month and scarcely get through with
meeting disputing and adiournng until the last week in
the month and often when they do adjourn for the term
the Clerks table contains nearly many papers when
thew began There awaits for their action very largo
amount Of business but should they from night to