New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

Mr. Esfeld The Programme: Quartet Beetho-
ven; "Ara" from "Ipbigenie" Gluck; Trio Con-
certant," c. Ecker-Mr. l.. VI. Gottschalk Messrs.
j. Noll, +. Bergner &c.
We have received the fret number OF a .emi-mOnthy
publication of curious and novel character being
half English Latin originally translated by John
Spaggiar teacher Of Italian and the classics, aud
native of Italy. New-York; G. Godone, No. 73
Broadway 1t is handsomely printed, and commends
itse TO classical students Ii is devoted to miscel
laneous subjects, prose- poetry, history science, &c.
Sous OF TENPERAECE.-The Grand Division
Eastern New.YoIk held its quarterly session in this
city on Wednesday, the lih The reports were en-
courogng and the spirit universally manifested by the
representatives was jealous harmonious and liberal
Grand Worthy Patriarch Armstrong presented his
plan of Prohibition by constitutional amendment which
elected the unanimous approval of the Grand Division.
1t appears from the G.. W. P.'s Report that prOmis
ing revival of the Order il going on. 1t recommends
that each subordinate division or two three neighbor
ing divisions hold monthly Tor oftener public recruiting
meetings to be well advertised, 10 bring fully
before the friends of Temperance the great claims Of
the Order upon them, most perm snent efficient
and well-crganized cooperative division Of the Tenn
perance hosts. The Reports from Albany, Brooklyn,
Eastern Long Island and several other portions If the
thirty-ore counties of the State in this jurisdiction
were exceedingly encouraging. The Standing Com
mittees and Deputies nominated by the G.. w. p. were
confirmed Resolutions in favor of another PrOhbitory
Act while the slower effort 10 amend the Constitution
is progressing and Concemnatoy of the License system
as system Of legalzing and protecting great evil,
were passed. The next session will be held in New
York in April.
The Rev. Peter p Sandford, ID. D., one Of the
oldest ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
died at Tsuytown on the 18th inst, aged IS years.
THE TAX LEyY.-The Committee on Finance OF the
Councimtn met at noon yesterday, IN the Library,
City Hail. 10 consider the matter of appropriations IN
der the tax levy for 1857. The session held with
closed doors.
RECEPTION OF The Observation-Disclosures OF
THE CoMNI1rrEs.-The two Committees appointed
by the Chamber of Commerce to make arrangements
for TIE public reception Of the RetnbutOn, met. or
rather portion Of each prior committee on Friday
Afternoon, at ! O'Clock, 10 room No ID Atlantic Insur
ance Building, corner of Wall and William streets.
p. PERT, esq, Chairman of the Chamber of Com
merce Committee, presided, and after stating the OBJ
jet Of the meeting, be remarked that dspnch h.d
been received by henry GnEDel, esq, TO the effect
that the officers and of the Resolute would arrive
in the Washington. He thought the best thing the
Committee could do, therefore, to adjourn to the
call Of the Chairman.
motion TO that effect was then made, and the
Committee adjourned
1t is understood that the officers OF the Resoute Will
not be accompanied to this country by any Of I'll.
English brethren.
UNIFORM TINI.-The Committee on Arts and
Sciences Of the Councilmen, Mr. Judson Chairman
met yesterday afternoon in the Clerks Office and
thence preceded to view the new telsgraphc appa-
ratus designed to provide Uniform time TO the public
clocks. The apparatus is on exhibition at No. lOl
Cettre street. This measure wss before the Council
Of last year but no action was taken thereon.
TwLsIY-IIvE STsPArHIEs FOR FoESLY.-The De
mocrstic Union Club called meeting last evening a,
the Mercer House To express its indignation al the de-
feat Of Foney in The recent election Of Senator IN
PeLny lyania Twenty-Five members were present.
G. II - A.. - IL.