New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS &c,

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LECTURES. MEETINGS, AMgsEMESTs Sc 80,
WA BOvnsrs Lre1var-J.ns.. PIe.oy!sTisn Church
w.IcH CLgs-BOsane Hall No 6, East Broadway
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T Tpos Aitr S1olS woslo so ~ sfod~sy 81
IABLKAux OF AMERICAN hsToAY-HePe chapel afternoon e's
The storm ceased early yesterday morning and the day
was Of agreeable temperature. The wind al night came
frum the northwest and there every indication o.
spell of fair weather
The FIST soree Of she New-York Glee and Msdrigal
Society will be given the reception Chinese Build
ing No 53g Broadway on Thursday evening, April 20,
1854 at o'clock George Washbourn Morgan, Conductor
Msdrcals and Gees by Ford Cooke, L. DeCal, Dayy,
Whitaker Muller Mendelssohn nc viii be given
MAJOR FRAzrp of the L. S Engineer is in Albany
preparing the way for the Government expenditure OF
$4,000 ON the Hudson River. There have been good
many chapgesin the Hudson River recently lear Albany
in consequence OF the washing away OF the shore and
CLEARING away Of the country whose Vsatefs flow into the
Hudson Latierly il has become exceedingly difficult o
Get even steamer over the OveIsaugh sxcep: in certain
conditions Of the tide.
pr,rH OF A VENERABLE CLTICfxAs.-Ihe Rev. 10
seph Sawyer died yesterday at hs rsidence in Manaro
neck Wechester County the sih yea Of his age lie
was probably the oldes, Methodist clergyman u this
State.
The Rev J. b Grirnen who has been fOr five year. pas
tor Of Congregational Church in this City, starts to day
for Sugar Grove Iowa sixty five miles west OF Iowa
CITY. where he has purchased 5000 scres OF land for
the use of colony about thirty families who about
TO take up their residence ST tina; fertile spot
TEooPs TOR ClIIFossn-The United States Nail
saashp Cornpanys steamer Facon sailed yesterday at
PIP NJ with s troops and tie following passengers for
San Francisco via Aspinwal and Panama viz.
Ii Loesen L. 5 A. in command u Winsm- L 5. A
LII Van Worst L. S A Adj Wina1- L. S A Ms No
s,p; Miss Eaton Mrs. Simpson Mrs. Capt Jones and
child, and 9.5 L. 5 Treops-
Dy.rY FROM LrEcH BITIs-A little grl aged three
wears daughter of Mr. John Thomas residing IN the upper
nan of the CITY ost her life yesterday afternoon from the
loo OF blood from two leech bites II appears TIE ehd had
- suffering from an affection Of the hsoat and the med
NlAn attending ordered couple Of eeehes to be spphed
ae over the spot directing al the same time 70 remove
thu eeohes when full and sftsrwsrd to apply warm spp-
cations The child was laid in bed covered up and al the
din, e,ons compiled with TIE physician id no: return
that cav The warm applications promoted and incrs ased
the bleeding and the bleeding continued Tor several hou
.,,urstius tbs chd clothes and forming under pool OF
blood unptrceved by any person until NOSE called fne
rshers attention. when The child was ct the last gssp
from eop;ous Ices Of blood Cold water might hsvs saved
,hs chld's LIE il had been applied in time.