New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23


IRE Row. Geo c. Lucas. late Of Newark, has Ie-
lived call TO The AIen-s; Presbyterian Church. in
A. City. The Rev William Hoga,,b, of G-nev,
- received unanimous call to the FIrst Presbyte
DIN Church in Brooklyn tate DR.. Coxs,.
TIE Fair Of the Ladies Of BlooniDgdals now o2en
No SO Broadway, lear AMY st. zee ns much in
hvor with citizens from The great Gro rd' gathered
6ers during the lest tao days and evenings The
ssre is feet deep both sides arranged tables
throplh The whole excnt 20 which is placed bsau-
tful ard varied assortment Of ingenious civcd
t,e'u and elegant articles CT bra Ing within their
rsrge almost every 'bbg thst tte fancy desire la
he resr department heinR so eet deep is rauge} NJ
The right. etabe ,xei ding fnll i~ng'h, which
arranged toys and fancy OF value, furnished for
zen by benev ocut icporter from 80 u 100 per
cent love- tben they no bought a. retail in any
part OF The Cry. So great iher .aronago that, by
D. nques Of many frisnds, the season OF their Fair
oil be exit Dded and con;iuue this day evening,
&sd peIbups Mmdsy Al the close Of the + sir, what
rsrssins uIsOd viii be disposed OF in III, usual way.
CHINESE MUsEUM.-The Ladies Fair, il aid of the
nemorisl of Bishop Waip wright, closes to-day. In
Iae evebr g. Miss Csu'hi4 Buocn, graduate of the
Institution for the Bind will deliver an original
he Blind Institution will be in attendance. Tnero
vii also be an auction sale Of the remaining goods
II WoHD OF CAUTION A few evenings since,
lswipg circle, composed mostly of young Quaker
nsdies OF this City aud Brooklyn met at the of
Of their number, TO further the object Of thcir As
Isciatiou. Alter paItsBing Of hssty suoper. they
y6jcuTred to the parlor t. await the coming Of the
fIsaux, WOO were admitted after certain hour.
few minutes ID eI0psed, when they we're all seized
Iuth o most distressing nausea, and Obliged 10
ustre en- to the bedrooms above, where speed
H. everything bearing resemblance TO bel or
ouch occupied by the afflicted dsmse'. All ;be
Issns, bowls, &c , at hand vera brought iu innedi.
requirion, but the supply was Inadequate to the
Amand aud the grass plat the last resort whittier
laany rerested
= Tire report room spread in the neighb orhood that
IL folks had all been poisoned. and the people kept
vAkipg in TO learn the paItouiars-nOthe's, aunts
aers fastened to the spot look after ther dausb
, KS epd ielstives For white the greatest co1fu
~ prevailed-the caufe being und'scO eerod-nu
lady OF the house, recovering ascertain cd that the
usrvsDt girl, medtstipg sufpr,se for her mistress
.. l ader,ook to make biscuit, out being out Of
ss went into the Doctors who resiaed in tho house,
dc,b procure somo, but by mistake took cartar
Esfc. Happily the ria were able to be removed
a liz late hour, with probably good appetite Tor
ef1iaskf.st
NV LITERARY SocIETY.-A number Of persons,
d. sfayor Of organizing new Literary Society in the
i liner districts Of the Guy, me: last evening a Con
Ss ISfrI Hail. corner Of Eghb-av. aud rhuty'fouc'h-
Alb John Bullock Esq in The Cnair, L j. Mackey,
.usi IS<retary The meeUng was not Dumer'usly at
s,ded aud business was in consequence deferred 10
but ,htUre occasion.
~ Warn scHooI No 35-THE RESIGNATION OF JoHS
J. Do.sE. Ese-Yesierday, Mr.. Ooans ('oe Register
sleso, with the school-ofce of the Fifteenth Ward
nd many Of the parents of the pupil, convened at
ihs School House No s. to inform the boys that their
worthy principal was about to leave in order TO as
:, lsune the duties Of the position to which he was re-
n. Iceptly elected by the voice of the people
~ TIE senior Glaze 10 the presence of Messrs Randall
Nod ucKeen and toe Trustees, pa-sed an tximn+t''n
lhook keeping and algebra Some of the tad made
- usieut speeches. Eras'us c Benedot d'lvored an
u, it n. address in his usual excellent style dlcec'ed
a. hte cap settles Of the scholars He spoke 10 the
A. hRkesi terms OF Mr. Doane and Of Mr. NTH, the re
.o' Gently appointed principal, and welt With grei, en-
~ p>Gs upon the great Of the school for the
NJ MT seven years He was followed by Mr.. iau,
ed ss eulcgized the establishment in speech of con-
In s&'abe power. Mr. Snith then gave short history
SHE rise and progress of the school from 20 pupils to
nd Isreaeb, high standing. He spoke of The good feel
~ that lad existed among all the teachers, fro
or, H. Dospe down; Of the efforts that had ever been
H. laxe to meke Ward School No IS the fret in the
1t Isniy Of the death Of teacher iu each depart
ct; and concluded by hoping that the school would
tstrre to hold lis present position
~ When Mr. Smith retired Mr. Do.pe rose, and was
patty moved-dcubtless in consequence OF resgping
s'SA an honorable position, wherein he had gained
'e sh deserv cd renown end lasting fame; probably
in leaving such ire class OF pupils, by whom
-, s~ ever loved and esteemed, and b'eakng his Of
\, ID connection with trustees and teachers who ad-
IA nd him. Mr.. ID. e speech was a spontaneous out
~. hing Of the heart. Before he concluded there
49, kbsrdly dry eye in the vas, concoucse assembled.
~: s. and teachers wept alike, end Nc Doane himself
"A 60 oyerpowered thai he had to retire almost I'M
lined. In the eouise Of his Dire he dwslt afec-
tstey upon the conduct OF hie pupils and the good
~ Of the teachers-statiog that thsie never hsu
.rs d pickering or bsck-biting, any running 10 tus.
"a, with stories OF her his part or on tne pa'' oil
,.r tescbers lie eulogzed Mr. Smith, MT only Us aa
nv kllent teacher, but gentleman oil the most IT.
hv feelings and the highest sense OF moral rectiuue'
-. sso referred to Messrs. Hunter aud Storrs, woom
Lad assisted WI IN in need, and who had rcpsid h'n
Their eminent success teaciers, AMI By their
IN efforts 10 aid him in the elevation OF the school.
H.. M.Keen, the Assistant Superintendent. who
the3 kuown MIR Doaue from boy, NC. D. haviog
In pupil of his next spoke for some time giving
tho Mr Doape) grost credit for the faith 'ul and
nal {es,ic manner in which be had discharged the