New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29


and Life Directors, who will be admitted by ticket,
which should he obtained as early as practicable, End
may be bad at the Tract House. No. $50 Nssssn street.
any d.y previous to the anniversary. Both Life Men,
bers and Directors are entitled TO vote in the election
the Board of Officers, and in the transaction Of ny
business that may come before the Society. At he
close Of the business meeting of the Society the Bei
of Directors and Life Directors will elect an Executive
Committee by ballot, alter which the pubic religious
exercises will commence.
Ac,pyNY OF MrsIc.-A Matinee viii DO given this
afternoon In the evening Memberships osssono Of
Elijah.
last evening Miss Teresa Esmonde kcsuied 70
large and fashionable audience assembled in Mozart
Hall on the Poets and Poetry OF Ireland. The Dis
course was mainly devoted to criticism on Dr..
Charles Mackey for the indifference that genslsnsa
had shown in bis lectures in the recognition Of the msr
its Of the Irish poets.
Mr.. WlIs's Musical World is refreshed and enhanced
by the introduction TO it Of serial publications d
music for the entire prayer book of the Episcopal
Church. which will be alternated every ether weekly
number with other music This mufic alone 10 worth
the price of subscription, not counting the crneNrsd
Mr. Willis, Mr.. Hodges, and other regular and emissnt
contributors.
Mr.. A. II. 'Davepports benefit at Wallacks ut
night, drew together audience moot hatering 10 he
beneficiary. both in numbers and character. N. D.
was yociferousy called out, and msde brief and Md
est acknowledgment in words betting the eccssNa
The exhibition of Simpsons picture OF the " Rssers
NJ
ton of the Arctic Ship Resolute" viii csose on Ss
urdsy, May l, at the gallery Of W. Schaus, No s2
Broadway.
Mrcu,slcs' CLuB-AxERrcAs IssrITurx.-Arg
uar meetrg of this body was held last evening It bs
rooms of the American Institute, No. ISL Broadway
Thomas A. Stilman, esq, presided. The subject m
discussion was the use Of steam The history No
various kinds of high-pressure engines ives Uwss
the general discussion, and il was generally ass&s
there was economy resulting from the ase Of steam
Under high pressure. The amount OF pressure When
could be used with economy however, was point
upou which variety Of opinions we're expressed.
The cattle market yesterday disappointed good
many people, both buyers and sellers. From the act
ssceraned by all those in The secret OF cstts move
ments that over five thousand head OF bceves were
eaded this way from the Wet and liable 10 Be thrown
upon the market this week. il was anticipated hAi no
butchers would have jolly time. In this they were
mistaken, will be seen by the market rcpssts The
price remaining about the same as il was week go,
that il 10 cents pound for the best beef with ks
extras at lO.c. and good many Of fair qualify sss
9lc. This all owing to thefsc that Boston buyer
grasers and Others took Of many Of tho cattle ha
OILY 200 reached the city in all the week, only 100
Of which were at Bulls Head yesterday, 90 thss owssn
ard cattle brokers were able to maintain the rsts
the previous week, and in come cases excel them.
RIAL Esrsrr.-The following sales were made res
terday at the Merchants Exchange by 4. j. Bleecka
Son g. Co.:
2s.ory frame bou,e ,nd 10. on N S,b st., W ofshs.
story frame house end lot on n Sbst. w. ofes-st,
2hcu.ss and IL IN G.,. nc1 Poi M.h@ons 10
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Died. on the 18th inst At her residence 10 Clinton
place, in this city, Anne, reot Of the late RcAfd v.
Monis, aged 81 years. The death OF this srcshsns
lady deserves more than Q passing notice, q sos
belonged to a class Of mstrons now extinct, ssyps
the mothers and grandmothers Of our republic. o's
more link of the past with thepresent has been 'sves
by the death Of this venerable lady, who combnsd .
her character all the Christian virtues and grsces va
the accomplishments and polish Of high bred womsi
rendering her an object Of profound love and respects
large circle Of relatives and friends. AZ the shsds
of death gathered around her the faculties Of her md
appeared to brighten luminng with beauty The oven.
ing Of Ion and wespent life, We trust 10 b rese"ss
in the light Of the perfect day." Mrs. Morris Va
the granddaughter Of Mr.. Walton, who buk ~
house 60 long known as the old "Wshs
House" in Pearl street. Her husband, u
late Richard V. Morris, served in the ssvy'
attaining the rsrk Of Commodore. lie vS ns
youngett Of Lewis Morris Of Monisapia, one otu
signers Of the Declaration Of Independence. The hf~
ocer brothers Of Richard V. Morris followed me noo'
example " their father, and gave their PERSONA 'e'
vices to their country during the RevolutonAFy ss's
gle. The eldest Of these brothers, Lewis Morris, sv~
icratme a. Aid de- Camp to Gen, Sullivan, but assfs.
entered the family of Gen. Greene, and was u'h ~.
cfBcer during his brilliant campaign in the CAenD'-
After the close of the war, Col Lewis Morris oecs"s'
resident Of South Carolina where be acquired very :"