New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
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ANNIVERSARIES THIS, DAY AND .EyESIyo -
Bu. ne.s Meeting At the Bible Ho4.e sisA NJ ,,.,s.
AATIsLsvERY socIErYHope Chspel Morning Aier
AsfRieAs TisSfFlser Usros, Broadway Ta9srases Z P
Dr. Tyns the Rev Dr. Cleveand md The Hon ThomA E
Thk GMfRIcS MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION Broadway Tabernacle
CoseKEcA1o USoS Church Of he PlsIms Brook
yn,TsP ~ Address BY the Rsy Dr. Be On AS o'clock
crs5NAL A%fSe EoueAIoSsL SocIFT'-Ba'ne'' meeting
HgwYoRs CRY LiTTsARY Usios-A the Chapel Unver
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wAsHINoToN NATIoSAL ws5o.g1 MoNgMEXT N u ,,,
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The Board of Aldermen at their meeting last evening
INDUCED in the usual Of useless discussion. The
Board had not long been in session when Crazy Kate
stepped n and after taking sharp view of the proceedings
relieved hersolf of of her indignation against Aid.
Drake and others, the subject of extending Abanyst
through Trinity Cbuchyard The Serseant-at-Arms
about conduct the old lady from the chambers when she
made a voluntary exit However, she left a curious pic
ture behind her. sticking of the pas-a represen
soldiers and dedicated to alderman Goose 1t bore the
following inscription, Alderman Goose among the dead
babies and " revolutionary soldiers 1854
The report against extending Abanyst through Trinity
Churchyard was adopted. The debate is in another
column
Savery's "Temperance Hotel and Maine Law Dining
Saloon" lust opened at No IA Beekman-st is I'VE be-
eye the only straight out Temperance Hotel in City
Mr. Savey il man of principle, who has made sacrifices
for the cause Total Abstinence and will chceriuy make
further if required. His house admirably located, his
prices low and his enterprise every way deserving Of lem
peranee mems support.
CRicKrr-The St. Georges Club had their first days
play Yesterday at oboken, the ground Of the New
York Club on which they will play their matches this
season. There was good muster Of the members, AMI
they played friendly game among Themselves Ihey go
t Canada, TO play the return match, in july one oi
their members is in Canada making arrangents Tor
another match to be played in New-i as the Canads
think they take the laurcls if they have another
chance Toronto crckc,ors complain that that they were
not properly represented last The first match Will
urobebly be the ST. Georges Club New-York. The
ground in excellent order and Sam. Wright engaged
for the season
AMERICAN IssIrIU1E-ELEcTIoS oF OfFIcERs-To.
dav the officers of the American Institute will be elected
The polls will be open from until o'clock
TpE DussELpoRF GALLERY.-We are requested to say
that none of the Paintings of this weknown collection
are for sale The sales which have been announced as OF
the old Dusseldorf Gallery are merely those 9l PcurJ'
transferred to the gallery formerly occupied py !e %
dorf collection which latter is now ON exhibition al the
American Art Union. Gallery No. i97 Broadway
AsorHIR CASE OF SLAvE-BUYSG.-Though we are not
in favor of the Slave trade, we lay the following statement
.bo o;rf,,rr ation nOff
NEwYoRK Tuesday, May 9, 1851
believe hs, the Of Bs ian who IS gov e. oa & 10
nepty worthy OF Kind eousd ration Of the charitable N Ihs
CITY he elio Ssfd the iS Sshod.i EP.cop
PC About $50 viii secure the freedom % ms % h NJ. n. s.s
before the pubic request that should be happy 70 re-
contributions for him And ~ gsoy es PaELPs
firm Of Phelps. Dodge Co, Nos Ia and 81 css
The officer alluded to in Mr.. Archers card in Wednes
davs TRInrsr as refusing TO arrest charged with
nckne pockets informs that request or statement o
Tho Kind WAS made-that he with other officers was re-
turning from the fire in Chrystiest and none oil them
heard or saw any reasonable cause for making any arrest
CoxPLrmESrARr.-The Choir of the Broadway Taoer'
naele with somo members Of the congregation have pre-
seuted their leader Mr. WIN. b. Bradbury with service
f nls in token of their appreciation of his most able and
srduous services as Conductor of the Music In their
cburb Mr. Bradbury has felt obliged to resign his post
1
ON of the state his health contrary to the ur
gent request Of the choir the pastor and the church
F,rN AccIpEsT.-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an
:, the Hospital upon the body Of Martin huPh,
native OF ireland thirty OF who died On ir.eate OF
IN, lu Tgesisy lasi he wAsensasrd win otn
,emovus goods the basement 10 the
- ,oT No 81 William and when the isss nearly completed
a. h M upon and him hesdons down hs sh of steps
sss ture. which prUved fatal few houfs tsrwad lie lived
h hI, her .nd BTookyn The Jury rendered
| verdict Of accideais! death
| axoruyR FArAL AccIpEsT.-An inquest was held yes
-, Nv Corop.t wilhelm Ios Hospital The
1870 Iobn Carr native ireland IS Of Who on the
SStv whs board the Caoe shp Ero.'on b' ono
:, H. esuxh m m.shnery and terribly cfushed and vs.
hs,vis. f.ffu, nued lie died Yesterday At the Ns~ ie
Up fpu the u thse nuf.s The ieeea'ed lived 81
No 5I H,.tt hss ef family The jury rendered verdict
| OF accidental death
FArAI FALL.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held an ~.
,.t Al No Sle Cheuy spon fss body of thsflss hailns
. ~ Ir,.nd who Lost hls e Tuesday ss'
,oon nv mi from sns o The ts ftna Jhs al The ei -
Nr,ssn,r. X The deceasd ship e.fpenie' 10 the
snley Of Nj Peter MeSaEATa aud lived sh hs r.so'' w.
Clsy.t The CorOneTs Jury endssd verdict % Aesas"'s
/ Desh
| Axo,urp DIR ,rH FRox A faLL.-itenriotia Mount, .
ehd two y,.s yedsy accidentally M as-s h.-s asA'.
Of s.r. the residence Of her parents Ne Ws" A s-'
wa. almost instantly killed Coonsf op'hash hsi :" '"i--''
1 upon the body
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