New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1855

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lime ioy win convene again al The asmn aoo u" tho
rupoac Of preparing memorial 70 t'o Comoo"
Council
Snrn A1rnrnaAnr. Ocr. iAED =, ~ rnV AaFH-
icAs nmfT tsIos The siih Annv"rpary will BE-
held Ia tho Meeting house OF the First Zap s Church,
in the City Of New York corner Of Brooino nnd Eliza
both s's. The usual business meeting, Mt which OF
fc,rs and managers are chosen, viii 10 hold al
O'Clock A. NJ. Tae public exercises will commence at
10 o'oock the same day and place and meetings DO
ginning at such hours as may be agreed upon will DO
held or two days or longer! in the morning afternoon
and evening. The Anniversary Meetings Will be con
tnued sufficiently long TO enablc large number oil
friends to address them. Among the speakers who
may be expected to be present are the Kevs
Samuel Bake, ID. D., Wiliamsburgh; ID. X. camp
bell, IL d., President of Georgetown College Geo.
". Eaton, d. d. Theological Instructor in Madison
! University; IsAsc Errett, Warren, Ohio; l. y. Hill,
Albany; W. G. Howard, ID D.. Rochester n. v
Hull Alfred, y. Y; I. Gracious Jones. Norfolk, Va
/ a. Msclay, ID. D., New.York W. X. Ponteton, Pro-
itssor in Bethany College; c. p. Sheldon, Hamilton,
/ n. y; q. II. Trottmsn Hartford, y. c.
I DhriiHI llHIOiliC Al 'O,lF nc oAih""'
ing for election OF officers Of the Baptist Historical
Society wa. held Yesterday afternoon at the Bible
House, d. T. Valentine. President OF the Society,"
occupying tie chair. Tea members were present
The Rev. DR.. Latbrop openei the proceedings with
prayer, and after the reading of the minutes of the
last meeting the Society proceeded to bslot for Off
cers With The following result.
Presdeut-D 7 vALTsIISs. Vice prestent-Tee hon
Robert Kelly, 7. b. stilman sid u NJ HlSon 81 vs.
For.m Corresponding seretsryrhe Rev. Dr. Lstiop H--
cord,ng secret.ry~F ". Domestic Corresponding
IT.eativ. T. smith th, Hen E. D Culver!
P O. H.felt T. = Andrews the Revs A. D. Gillette: Z =
I. TayIor d. N Graham H. C. Fish 5. W. Buckland. ri.
nance COnni.tee-wrson Q. Hqn; Geo H. Andlow1 Dsyid
Dr.. Williams. Gr.swold MACON Babc9ck and His-oI-
Nyw AND CHEAP TEAM on THE HUDsoS RIVER
R,uRo,D.-The Hudson River Railroad Company
have Jus. put on train leaving NewYork at ?. NJ.
connecting at Albany with the New-York Central Ex-
pess train which arrives in Buffalo at lOl A. NJ thus
taking passengers through to Lake Erie 10 sixteen aud
half hours Those who 90 by this train are in the
morning. 2CO miles ahead OF those who leave New
York in the steamboats,. The fare TO Albany by this
train ia g. 30: second-class 81. The fae to Buffalo
and Srspension Bridge aud all places beyond, is re-
duced 10 correspond with the fare by the boats Ia
returning an express train leaves Troyat Gas T. NJ
and Albany at p. NJ. connecting with steamboat
train from Buffalo and arriving in Newferk at ll4O
p. H., aordipg passengers good nights rest in the
City.
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocIATGoS.-At the
specis General meeting Of the Associates the Amer
lean Dramatic Fund held yesterday at the house o.
Mr.. +. C. Weymiss, Mr.. George Holland, OF Wal
lacks Theater, was elected as Director, to serve
until the second Monday of May next.
A CHILD Run OVER AID KILLED-A child, years
of sge named Eliza Ross, was found on Thursday
evening in dy ing condition at the corenr OF Broadway
And Forty eiehn-s. where she had been run over by
soma vehicle the crver of which Is unknown. The
child was taken to the residence of It's parents in For
tyeiehth-st near Sxthav where she died before med
ca aid could be procured. Inquest will be held upon
body to-day.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD Corn MIssIsG.
Two packages purporting to contain each s2ooou III
pold COIN were received at the Sub Treasury office, IN
Wall st.. Yesterday from the United states Land Of
fee at Dubuque, Iowa, through the American Ex-
press Company. Like amounts In similar packages
have been safely received from the same place through
the same Company almost every week for some time
past but on opening the boxes which came yester'
day, most singular INSTRUMENTATION was louhd ~
have been efected-instead of rolls of bright c)in
the boxes contained only layers OF bullets aternated
with sheet lead. This fraud communicated to the
American Express Company, and the Directors OF the
Western section started yesterday from Buffalo in pur-
suit Of the missing gold Last night Mr.. ButterdeId
left this City on the erand, accompanied by two
of the keonest officers in the detective service. As
vet the whole affair ia shrouded in mystery; but
| probably before many days tue defrauders will be
discovered The boxes are made Of pitch pine, dove
/ tailed together, and secured by three iron bands
! screwed around each box In addition, the heads OF
| the screws ore sealed over with wax and impressed
with the official seal. So strongly guarded, and being
almost constantly in sight of the agent Of the Compa-
nv il seems next to impossible that they could have
been opened and their contents exchanged The lead
weighed l75 pounds, and within - pounds of what
the gold would weigh. The boxes are externally exact
counerfets of those which have heretofore been re-
ceiyed rom the Land Office at Dubuque, and on COM
parson would puzzle the incest observer to detect any
difference.
! STABBISG AFTRAY-Tuly Mcdonald, grocer in
C,.bv Thurdsy night charged with stab
bling Powers tenant OF bis with whom he nad quarrel
me one was serious being only stab over the LETT eye
T accused Justice Wood and held tor
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