New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07


an enviable reputation.
ForR THOUSAND SUNDAY ScHooLs-A gen-
tIeman Of the City of Philadelpnis, who anony-
mously contributed the sum OF $500 for the mis-
sionory service Of the American Sunday School
Union, received letter of acknowledgment from Mr.
A. W. Carey, their agent at ST. Louis from which IT
appears that the Society have organized five hundred
Sunday Schools since last February. and four thou-
sand in the last nine years in his District including
Missouri, and parts of Illinois and Ioro.
II s also stated in floating paragraph that " there
care between six and seven hundred Union Sunday
Schools in Texas, most of them supplied with good
"Hbraries OF the American Sunday School Union.
II If significant that the next two sentences, in
column of items reads thus; Texas has carried by
triumphant majority, The no liquor hceHse!ar. Who
twill now emigra,e TO the Star State J The citizens
"ofTexas promise Themselves the pleasure OF uniting
with their fellow-ctizens Of other States during the
approaching autumn in the annual Thanksgiving,
1.-The present Governor being favorable 10 such
measure Union Sunday Schools-Librarics-
"No Liquor License Law-Annual Thanksgiving y
Here is the order Of sequence cause and effect Yes,
let all The children of the country be trained III Union
Sunday Schools we-nsfructed in the Bl5le.-let
good books excite and cultivate in their minds taste
for libraries, and groggeries will be deserted laws
will be enacted to suppress them, and then what
Thanksgiving
Mr. Carey saws: " II must. TO all rejecting minds,
be clear as the light Of heaven that If the Gospel
s ever TO strike its roots deep and wide through ths
"western land il must be by assiduously intoxicating
its great truths upon he minds and hearts 81 the
.youag. To this point it seems to me, all who love
"ther country and the souls Of men should direct
I" their most earnest attention
DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.--The Committee OF
Arrangements appointed by this Club, met last even
ing al their rooms to decide upon the time and place
for the contemplated Mass Meeting of the friends o.
IIoratio Seymour. 1t was moved and carried that
the meeting take place on Thursday, November !;
but owing to certain unpleasant "reminiscences con-
nected with Tammany Hall that venerable WSmsn
was repudiated and in consequence the place tor the
meeting was not decided upon. Ii was also resolved
to invite some of the most prominent men OF the So
portion Of the Democratic party to address the meet
ing. After some minor resolutions, the meeting ad
iourned to Friday, the 18th inst.
Fatal FAIL IRON 4 WINDow.-An inquest was
Yesterday held By Gamble, No ~ Eiraeethst
urou body o lad six year, Of age nsmed Jen9 Day
SHOW pre- and .u;t.2ed saal d',sr'
skull Whch produced instant DEAN vefoct O. A
a" cidenis death was rendered BY the jury
CHARGE OF ARsOS.-A servant girl lately IN tue
employ Of Mi h. H. Chatterion No. a. LlspenAds was -
rdy srr,std onsuoiou Of having early hour q ths
morning 2d ui ire to the premises oil her EN- oyer
IL i ALLEGED that she he'd been heard to threaten 70 burn down
lie house She before Justice Osborn and com
ued to ait examination before the rlre hfsha Ihr
Hulds wa. saved destruction BY The timely srTSs c
the Fire Department
DlTD OF CHOLERA.-On THURSDAY a. noon q ihhn
in The
sscked violently with cholera and died a. 0eoca tha1
serf con endured constant and Intense ason5