New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

reporter presented himself but was requested to va
cate a. the meeting Of decidedly private charac
ter. He was informed by gentleman with Waite
neckcloth and clerical aspect that when an orglnizs
ton had been effected and preliminary arrangements
made they would be CAD TO publish their pToceo inss
on the wings of the press" 1t is understood that
the object OF the meeting to effect rise in rents by
united movement Judging from the foreign aspect
OF the audience, tenants in the Thirteenth and Seven
tecnth wards in particular would do well to be Or the
alert
WasHsGroEs BIRTH DAY AsD The VETERANS OF
lsls.-A meeting OF the Veterans was held last even
ing O. their headquarters, No. 81 Li'penard street,
to make arrangements for celebrating the aad of
February. After some discussion it was fusliy de-
cided TO visit Albany on that occasion. by invitation
Of Gen. Van Rensselaer, provided free tickets could
be procured on the Harlem Railroad. Col. Wan
Buthe, Capt. Taylor, and Mr.. Watson, were nomi-
mated Committee to confer with the President of that
road the subject. 1t was voted also TO fire the
usual salute in the Park.
The concert Of Paul Julien and Aug. Goeckel drew
a crowd to Niblo's Saloon. The young violinst has
loet nothing Of his pure tone and has gained in ripe
ness of expression. Mr.. Goecke touched the piano
with his customary briiliancy. Mrs Boswick executed
her bravura with much hueney and gained much
applause The audience in the best humour.
FIVE POINTS MIssIos-OS rHE SirE OF THE OLD
BREwERr.-The Rev. A. Mead the Missionary asks
to say that the report printed Thursday Of cele
brstion Of Five Points Mission" is incorrect in
saying that il this Mission The location of this
one is in the Mission House Park street, where
the once notorious Old brewery stood-wlere day
school and sabbath--choo kept and public service
held for the benefit of the poor in that neghborhood
Clothing and provisions also distributed TO the
poor who almost without exception degraded for
eigners. In December and January the Missionary
ports Children instructed, 4i3; garments and shoes
given out 2,s4l families supplied with bedding, food
fuel &C. 1853; destitute children sent to good homes,
40, ard 20 adults ditto. The Missionary visits all fam
lilies be fore granting relief The severity of the Win
tiers has greatly increased the desttuton in this de-
graded portion of the city, and the Missionary finds
multiplied cases Of distress for which he has means
of relief.
SCHOOL EXAMIs.TIoS.-The City Superintendent,
with his assistants, examined yesterday Primary
School No. So in Thirty.seventh street, Tenth
avenue This school was established only about
year ago. and at that time seemed considerably like
missionary enterprise. Although it ranks Primary
School ii is in reality something between a Primary
and Ward School Within the year has accumulated
en- average attendance Of about 800 pupils. The
animation prolonged and severe, and the scholars
acquitted themselves very well considering the short
time which most of them have been under the of
Miss Preston, the Principal.
The teat hers are, Misses Hannah G. Preston, Amsn-
da NJ. House, Elizabeth X. McCrea, Eliza j. Beatty
Mary NJ. Holmes, Mary V. McKuskor, Emma j.
Goodeuough, Sarah Young, Mary l.. Ingersoll Fanny
c. Yinton Charlotte Frederick Miller and NJ. Emogen
Belknap.
Tie history Of civilization in the Island of Minhat-
tan will he incomplete if it contains notice Of this
school
WoMAH's HOSPITAL ASyIvERsARY.-The first ami
versary Of this important institution to be celebrated
at Clinton Hall, Aston place this evening Several of
the most popular speakers in the city expected to
address the assembly, amoug whom We notice the
names of DIR. Francis, DIR. Mott, DR.. Hawks, DR..
Adams, DR.. Osgood, and Others. The occasion prom
ses to be one Of great interest, and presume will
attract an Overlooking house.
ACCIDENT ON TIE HARLEM RAILROAD.-The freight
train from New-York to Chatham, on Friday, when
near Dover Plains, ran of the track TO bridge,
which, breaking under the weight let The engine down
distance Of thirty feet into the water The
gneer Lewis Elder is severely injured, and the fire.
man, Giles Capron, slightly. The bridge being demO
shed, trains pass until another Is constructed
No CLrE UT TO THE DIsAPPEARAscE OF You've
PKRCE.-It becomes necessary to make mention Of
this IN consequence of successive runors that he has
been found, which if uncontradcted tend to a reaxa
ton OF vigilance on the part Of citizens and the police
THE OLD BREWERY MrsSiOS SCHOoL.-Whle the
Ladies Home Missionary Society, which has the real
Old Brewery School under its care, DESTROYS that
every institution which has the good of their fellow
creatures for its object should be patronized and
aided, they do object to having name belonging ex-
clusive ely to them used To mi-ead the public and TO
raise money for the support Of school of which they
know nothing. In your paper of yesterday II was an
nounced tha; an exhibition of the Old Brewery Ms
sion School had been made in Baptist church IN Mac
dOugal street, and collection taken up for it. The
School upon the site of the Old Brewery at the Five
Points have had no such meeting collection, and
knew not Of the existence of another school of name
which they certainly in all proprety claim as their
By order of tho Society.
LII HOLDICH. Cor. Sec.
REAL EsrATE.-The following sales of Real Estate
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by
T. H. Ludlow:
House and No Isl West ssthst north 5000
House 10, north eide 5sth, 9Th sv...... 1880
Lot 10 feet from Tryon gulsr... ii go
Lot side s4hst SO feet Of 5hsv zIl0A 60
Lot side 3zdst, 3 feet VI 80
Hou-e and lot wv greenwich and Harrison 1900
Three ots W l,tav and Sd each 7jGloo... $50
Lo; n sde Asy., between and ID, 25xl0o foO
Fveyesfs oflo side s7hs bet ID AID ith avs 80
NOT THE SAME MAN
To Ire Editor q The ~ T. Tribune;
SIR: In y5ur paper of the eth inst, notice the ar
sst OF john Marin railroad conductor o swndng El
~ he kaaT