New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-27

rsl-' demon ira'ior though ~. Mitchell Continued II
lUrcl for time lcrgtr TO an iaisp udsrt consfe-
-at,n IL Duane street. Mr.. = wa uot q brDian'
preacher ard never became such; bu, he possessed
qualities more essential in clergyman than dazzling
cloquerce-sourd judsmes solid learning immoysble
integrity snd profound devotion 70 his Masters cause
These enabled lin gradually but steadily TO bald up
strong secretly, which has clung to him With en-
tire unsamity which reluctantly spared him to eagage
in UNCONVENTIONAL literary institute in the center Of
orr State and gladly recalled him the frst opPOr
anty. He urged and expected to accept the Pres
dercy Of the rev theological institute at Canton. n.
Y. His age is about fifty.
concert for the benefit Of the Home for the Friend
less viii be given at the Home Chapel No. - East
Tweuty-rinth street. between Madison and Fourth ay-
enues on Tuesday evening, June 30.
LADIES FAIR ASD FESTIVAL on CoP,KE LAKE
I,IASD.-The ladies' connected with the Reformed
Dutch Church Of Copake, and the Evangelical Luthe-
ran Church of Ancram, Columbis County, purpose
holding a grand union Fair and Festival on the 9Th OF
July next. Copske Lake Island, for the benefit of
the abOyenamed churches. The citizens of Copake and
Aucram have intma,ed their purpose of joining the
ladies' in making the celebration a grand affair. The
Rev. Dr. Bethune of Brooklyn the Rev. F.. s. Porter
of Willamsburgh the Rev. Levi Steinburg, A. NJ, of
Otsego County, and the Hon John s. Gould Of
Hudson are expected to be present and take part IN
the exercises.
The ALPHA Delta Phi DINNER The celebra-
r A1~f,. A.N.
Phi closed on Thursday evening with sumptuous
dinner provided by the Manhattan Chapter of the
New-lork Free Academy. The spacious dining-room
of the Metropolitan Hotel was filed, upward Of $50
guests being present. In jets of gas and in table
ornaments blazed the secret symbols of the fraternity
Music filed up every pause. On the removal OF tho
cloth the band struck up "Laurifer Horatus' and
the brethren joined in singing Greek ode composed
for the occasion.
The Rev. DIR. J. p. Thompson, in the absence Of
the Rev Dr.. Storrs President Of the Fraternity, pre-
sided with grace and spirit. All the Chapters were
heard from in response to toasts in their honor
Speeches were made by the Orator and Poet Of the
Anniverssry-Messrs. Donald G. Mitchell Tx Marvel
and VIM. c. Wiliamson-by the Hon. A. X. Hadley
ex- Speaker of the New-York Assembly, Mr.. Geo. w.
Curtis and others Mr.. Curtiss speech was very
eloquent effort and, in the words of a subsequent
speaker, electrified the company. After hearty
Aud Lang Syne," in true college fashion, the feast
broke up at an early hour in the morning.
Masonic CELEBRATION At CoPAKE, CoLUMBI,
CorN1Y.-Fiiendshp Lodge, No. 49, Free and Ac'
cep,ed Masons celebrated st. Johns Day at Copake,
Colun ba County, the 9th inst. The meeting was
attended by large number of brethr from the adj
,.ifv ybo ma he'd
to the village church in procession, where the cere'
monies consisted Of music by superior band from
Mierton-an Ode to Masonry by brother james Sey-
mour of Eureka Lodge of this city an Grafton by
brother j. W. Nichols also Of this city.
The procession of the brethren in full regaa at
racted general admiration of the inhabitants of Co
pake especially of the ladies, who on this occasion,
were present in large numbers. sumptuous dinner
wss provided by the members OF Friendship Lodge
and their guests at the hotel Of brother Lee Chamber
n where some excellent speeches were made, toasts
drank, and fine music discoursed by the band after
which, all returned to their respective homes, appa-
reilly very well satisfied with their efforts in cee
bratng the natal day of their patron St. John.
STREET.CLR.NISG.-The following is a part of the
returns made last evening to NJ X. G.. Downing of the
Sanitary Bureau of the City Inspectors Department,
of labor done in the various Wards mentioned
First Uard-FOrce, 30 sweepers and % carts; 100
loads removed
Second Uord-Force, IS sweepers and 10 CARTS
over 600 loads removed.
TEvd JIard-Robinson, Murray and Warren
streets cleaned; number of loads not reported at
6p. m.
Foveh Vard-Catharine and Cherry streetsand
l..
ers and carts 7 ssh.curts; number of loads e.
moved, 200.
Fink Hard-Lispenard, White, Walker and
Franklin streets cleaned. No return at p. m. as to
number of loads Leonard Anthony and Thomas
streets cleaned In these streets $50 oa,s Force
10 sweepers and 10 carts.
EjgLh Uard-Wooster, Laurens and Thompson
streets finished; Mercer street commenced. Force,
IL sweepers Il drt.carts and ash-carts; loads Of
dirt removed, pa.
Ninth Udrd-Drt removed from Downing, Bed.
ford, Sixth avenue, Carmiue and Clarkson streets;
80 loads Leroy, Morton, Coruela and Barrow
streets cleaned but no return Of the loads. Force, 20
.weepers and 20 carts.
F;neenh Ward-l9O loads of dirt removed. Force,
II men and IL carts.
T,gentiah Uard-Twenty-sev and Twenty
eighth streets cleaned between Sixth and Eighth ave.
nues; result 60 loads of ashes, 3ii loads of dirt.
Force, 80 sweepers, &c drt-carts and ash-carts
These are all the returns made up to 8 p. m,
June 20.
The Seventeenth Ward will be commenced on the
18th. The reason of the delay with regard to the
Seventeenth Ward is the want of dumping ground.
II il understood that boats will be in readiness to
ceiye the filth frem this Ward.
YourHFrL TRAvELER.-Dr. Cleveland of Lake
vile, Conn. accompanied by his wife, and daughter
four years old, on Thursday morning. went to Miller
ton on the line of the Harlem Railroad with view Of