New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02

had ever heard. resolution was subsequently, Of
fered, rendering the thanks Of the Society 10 Mr..
Bry sn for his able address, and requesting from him
copy Of bis sddre,s for publication The resolution
was unanimously adopted. After t.nsscting some
further unimportsnt business, the meeting adjourned.
TURKEY AsD HrR ISsrrrTIoss.--We learn that Mr..
Oscsny an Is preparing course Of three lectures on
Turkey and her Institutions, TO be delivered in the
Hall OF the Mercantile Library, Asor pla,e, on the
18th, 22d, ard 25th of the present month. The lee
twer is an accomplished and educated Turkish gen.
temsn, who, beside being a master of the Turkish,
Armenian, and kindred tongues is well educated in
the English having received his English education In
the N.w.York University Nearly all Of his life bav-
ing been pa.sed among the intel igent circles in
Constsntinople be is well qualified to elucda'e those
topics both social aud political, which are now Of
great interest TO all classes
School EXHIBITION m rning Ward
School No 3 located in Henry near Pike, was the
scene of very interesting ceremony. On the occs'
son the school officers made their monthly VISIT OF
inspection end presented each of the most menorous
pupils with beautiful photographic Certificate The
exercises were closed with addresses by Commission
ers Delamater and Webb Of the Board OF Education
and several of tie Trustees. The reopenng exercises
Of this school were hed yesterday afternoon, in the
presence of many of the members OF the Board OF Edu-
ca,ion. Commissioner Deamster, MIR. Randall, City
Superintendent and others mate brief but approprl-
ate addresses During the August vacation TINS
school. building has been completely renovated and
many Improvements made, another story having been
added and large wings built. The basement, formerly
used for the Primary Department has been arrangei
as play ground for the boys and girls during inter-
mission recess. New desks and comfortable seats
hsve been furnished in the various departments The
building is fifteen feet deeper than formerly and three
stories in hight The total cost OF these Improvements
snd alterations has been about ,OOo The teachers
arc as follows Male Department, Mr.. kiddle, Princi-
PAL assisted by six teachers; Female Department
Miss Lett ia Mathews, Principal, assisted by six teach
ers Primary Department, Miss Sarah Conklin Princi
pal, aided by six teachers.
Gov. WRIGHT of Indiana is in town, on bis way to
Elnir., where he viii deliver on Friday the Annual
Address at our State Agricultural Fair. lie stops at
thu Irving.
Jacob T. Walden one of the cd merchants OF this
City, died yesterday, at the age of 81. His fuperal
will be soempized at tho Church of the Holy Com
munon on Wednesday afternoon
STRANGE BUT TRuE-About twelve months ago
yourg and blooming lady of Ludow-st., in this City,
entered the bonds of mstrimony, and about eleven
weeks ago she presented her husband with fine
healthy boy.
Last Friday she was suddenly taken sick, and her
mother being with her sent for the Doctor, believing
that she had touch of the choers. Not finding DIR.
j. r. Wood she called in strange Doctor, who,
upon entering the room, said to her: Madame, is
"your daughter married." The mother answered:
Certainly. sir do you net see her boy lying there
lust eleven weeks old today" ELEVEN weeks old,
replied he why woman, che is going to present her
husband with another child
And 40 il turred out iostead of the cholera there
appeared a bouncing fat girl who is thriving and
doing WELL
The writer of this knows these facts to be true,
although they may appear very strange
FABRICATION OF MIssIoyARIEs.-Saied on Satur.
day. Sept 30, in Schooner Emily for West Africa, to
ioin the Mend Mission connected with the American
Mil sionary Association, DR.. David j. Lee, Mrs.
Martha C. Lee, and Miss Sarah G. McTntosh. DR..
Lee is native of Pa, and Mrs. Lee of Norfolk Va.
They have resided in Indiana. Miss NJ Intosh il a
native of Maine has resided in Illinois, and was edu-
Gated in the Female Department Of Knox College
Mrs. Lee as well as her husband has diploms Of
NJ D., being a regularly educated physician.
The LATE BURGLARY ~ VEsEY-sr.-ARREsT OF THE
SUSPECTED Recommendations Elder, at
tsched to the office of Judge Stuart, and Sergeant
Hogan ofthe Reserve Corps yesterday arrested Billy
Cox" an old aud expert thief, and one Dick Phillips
on suspicion Of being the parties who broke into the
silk warehouse, No. 81 Vesey st., mot No "a Cedar
1t as previously reported the night Of the 25th
ult and stole therefrom silks TO the value of $4,000
Cox has been identified by one Of the clerks in the
store as the person who the day ia question was
seen making his way into Of the lofts for the pur
pose Of hiding until the store was closed for the night
He was ordered away by the clerk, and disappeared,
but is supposed returned later in the day. and hav
ING secreted himself let 10 his confederstes some time
in the night and before morning, they left, undscoy'
cred with So 900 worth Of goods in their possession.
The same officers also arrested one Harvey Green, on
suspicion Of being an accomplice. Green had been
arrested a short time before charged with robbing the
store No. 1877 Wiliam.st., and liberated on giving
heavy bail for his appearance. His bondsnan, how
ever on learning Of his reanest, surrendered him. and
with Cox and Phillips be WAS locked uo 70 await ex
animation No portion Of the stolen property has as
yet been recovered
THE NEGROES AND SNrHAyEyUE CARs.-Yes'erday
two negroes named Edward Dodge and Benjamin
Miller jumped aboard of Car No. 20 Of the sxth-av.
Railroad at Twenty.ninth ct. and rode to Eighhst,
when they were asked for their fare which on refusing
to pay they were ordered out. They declined obeyns
the order and arriving at the corner of West Bread
way were handed over to policeman, who took them
before Justice Connolly, and they were accommodated