New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

CENTRAL Protestant EPISCOPAL SCNDN School
USIoS.-A public meeting will be held this Tuesday,
evening in Trinity Chapel Tweny--xth street at i
O'Clock. Addresses vii be made by shop Delancey
and others the occasion. AL members Of the
| Church are invited to attend.
| The Seventeenth Ward Republican Association held
large ard enthusiastic meeting at their headquarters,
Bohemia Hail. No 273 Bowery last evening, DR.. j.
| T. Pigelow in the chair.
| gentleman from the Fifteenth Ward named
| Beancv, made some remarks in which no asked the
position Of Mr.. Stillman the candidate for Congress in
the With Dh,ret, on tie great question of the dNtri-
button Of the Public Lands to actual settlers. Mr..
| Beaney remarked that Mr.. Cochrane WAS assuming
many positions of the Republican and Land Reform
parties for bis personal uses. NJ. b. said tia,
Mr. Coclrane was a political trickser aud would do
and say anything to insure his own election.
In the course of the evening Mr.. Stillman entered
the room and was greeted with three hearty cheers.
| Upon being informed Of the remarks Of Mr. Beaney,
| Mr.. Stllman and said:
GrsTLFaES | thought my views on that question
we've too well known to occasion inquiry at this time.
am in favor of the giving Of the Public Lands to the
| actual settlers And ! will go further than that. II
We hay any Public Lands, and much doubt whether
| we have-but if we have any Public Lands am not
| uron them, snd work them and settle them. but |
would be in favor if it necessary, of voting funds
from the nal Treasury for the purpO,e OF opening
ads in order the better to enable the poor emgran 10
reach those lands and encourage him 10 settle upon
| them.
| Other speeches made after which the meeting
u(jourred to meet every evening during the week.
meeting Of citizens for the ratification Of the Re-
publican nominations for city officers bel last
evening in the Tabernacle under the auspices OF the
Fremont and Dayton American Club.
| The attendance on the occasion was quite limited,
owing to the nfayorab state of the weather and the
limited prominence given to the call OF the meeting.
| Dodworth's Band was present, AID favored the
| meeting with some oftheir finest selections.
| BEsJANN Van RIPER the President Of the Club,
pIeelced.
series Of resolutions Endorsing the nomination of
Anthony j. Blocker for Mayor, Robert T. nmet for
Corpoi alton Counsel Judge Capron for City Judge,
| and Charles Brue ninghausen for Aims House Gov
error and pledging the efforts OF Republic AIS ID secare
their election, were offered aud adopted UNANIMOUSLY
| LUTHER CALDWELL Of Rockland County, me
chane and identified with the Fillmore purity, until
that party refused to condemn the outrage on Mr. sum
| n,r was The frst speaker. lie made able speech,
deyoted for the most part 10 discussion OF nItona
| rotics The position of Mr.. Fillmore and his adher
ens tn respect TO the question of Slavery and Free
dom involved in this contest was discussed by Mr.
Caldwell at some length and in an able manner. The
he PC Of Free Labor he believed rested 10 the success
/ OF Fremont aud Dayt ton.
| ROBERT b. MosicoNERY, President of the Mechan-
| les and Workingmens Republicaa Union, next adj
| dressed the meeting. He Endorsed the nomination of
Dir Beecker and regarded the interest of the work
inglnen Of the city being in measure, dependent
| upon his election
| letter was read from Judge Cowies, apologizing
| for his inability TO be present at the meeting.
After brief addresses by other speaker the meeting
adjourned with three cheers for the Republican candi-
| dates for the Presidency and the Mayoraty.
| TIE SIKH WARD EvTsIsG ScHooLs.-There are
| two Evening Schools in the Sixth Ward this season.
The girls school is held in Schoolhouse No. 81, in Elm
street and has attendance OF l69, under the care
of Mrs G. Ferguson aided by FIVE assistant teachers.
| This is new school, and is one Of the most
ful in numbers and organization all things considered,
| among the Evening Schools for females in the city
| The Male Evening School held in Schoohouse No.
g. in City Hall place, has been opened but two weeks
and has an attendance of So under the charge Of
| Siipson McIvor with six assistants.
Mr. Stetson teaches class of - in Mechanical and
| Architectural Drawing; DR.. Kruger has a large Ger
| man class OF O. learning the English language, and
Nr Lawor t. caches Reading, ElocutiOn and Penman-
ship TO the two highest classes. The school building
has been thoroughly overhauled and has had class
rooms and new furniture introduced, and Is now in
cas.room- into the hall. in order promote complete
| ventilation: otherwise all has been well and wisely
done BY the School Officers in making their improve
| nlents on No. %.
The Day School Will csmmence it, regular sessions
| on Monday next after q vacation OF five months.
| No>rH PRTsBYIKRIAE CHCRcH-SALE OF PE"S.-
| There was . meeting in the North Presbyterian
Church Thrty.second street -t night called tor the
| purpose Of selling BY auction the pe"' OF the new
cLurt h. now nearly completed at the corner OF Thirty
first street and Ninth avenue Owing TO the nclemency
Of the weather the attendance not very large, ouI
| Notwithstanding the bidding for pews was spirited
The pews ,od ranged from 800 up to 800, and the
premiums from - TO &c. The ground plan presents
- pev- cap able of seating comfortably ~ persons
| h. side tn, there is 8 comlnodious gallery.
| FIFTH WARD ASSEMBLY NosisArios.-Ihe div
sons Of the different parties in the Fifth ara are
such tina, there Is fair prospect OF the Puohcahs
being able 20 elect their :icket The Republican can
didate for the Assembly l. jeremiah Lo!hfop' Judge
Lothrop filed the position Of Police justice IRON 1913
TO 1872 with excellent satisfaction Tie possesses al
| the qualities Tor a member Of the Legislature, and l.
| a--o a true friend Of free principles
nv Nu1c.-"I would ike 20 change Name
few Ines addressed TO the fraternity of bachelors by
| Ms Our. ST. Louis: Pitcher & Son II Mss
| Gun be as pleasant a. her muse and words, there
ough, 70 be 10 difficulty in the way OF changing her
name. The melo.iv simple and fluent, and, IN the
word. the author amorg other thing, say: My
-choolpg DAYS are over the books are laid aside
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brrie facts of import.