New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

Irey SroSE's LECrURH-We understand TIA. thsra
ia a ruuor about town that Lucy Stone will be pre-
vented by illness from appearing to-nigb. ~ MoIst
Hall The fact IT, as we authorized 20 s.s,e ths.
she has completely recovered from merely temporary
irdisposition, and will certainly give her ec:ue .o
night, as previously aInouncet.
Tuy LATE REV. DUDLEY A. TYSG.-NsI. Sunday
evening the Rev T. l.. Cuyler will deliver soourse
in Market-st,eet Reformed Dutch Church eomuemora-
tive Of this gifted young clergyman, so suddenly fallen.
There was better representative OF he esrnet pro-
eressiye young men of the American Church ;tan the
late Mr.. Typg.
TyvpyRANcE ~ IRE FIVE PoiNrs-The fneuts Of
TEMPERANCE at the Five Points House Of lniustry WI
hold their fornightly meeting this evening, on which
occasion several distinguished advocates will lake part
in the proceedings.
Sr. CEoRGE's SocErY.-The Annual Fes..va OF
the ST. Georges Society will be celebrated On Fndsy
next see advertisement, with an unusual amount OF
enthusiasm. We hear that Lord Napier and the hus-
sian Minister the British Commissioner for the Fisn'
cries the Mayor and other distinguished guests Will %
present at the dinner. Bishop Potter and m.ny oil the
city clergy will attend. Divine service vii be heid az
81 Tbomas's Church corner Of Broadway and Hous-
ton streets, on Friday, at IL o'clock a. m The ser-
vice. will be conducted by their Chapan', a, tae re.
ouest of the Society In the unavoidable aesense OF
the senior Chaplain DIR. Hswks the sermon VIII ee
nrescbed by the Rev. DIR. Morgan after when col-
lection will be made in aid Of the charitable frrd Of toe
Society.
ANEW Musical INSTRUMENT OF AMERICAN lSvEy-
rIox-Messrs L. C. Hill & c. +. Hill, will give soiree
musicale at Dodworths, No. 500 Broadway, on Friday
evening. April % showing the key-hsrp, played ikea
pspo but without stIiDgs which, according to the TO-
ventors cannot get out Of tune. Miss Fsuny Stockton,
Mr.. Wm A. King and DIR. Guillmette, nave vo!uu.
teered their services. The inventors say:
The key. harp is Of q tone and volume no. ankle
the ham and is nimtably sweet and sufficiently pow
erful for oil psrlor effect But the harp requires the
most constant tuning wherein this nstrumen; particu-
larly differs from that, and in hot climes or remote
parts will hence be found invaluable. lhey present
Il is particular instrument as fer more imperec, aSd
small in tone than any future one will ever pe
THE CENTRAL PARK CoNNIssIoNERs.-The Cen.
ral Park Commissioners held meeting yesterday
afternoon at their rooms, No. 537 Broadway with
view to deciding upon the prize plans and specfca-
| ions for the Central Park. Nothing decisive tow.
ever, was done in the matter, some Of the Comns-
ioLers being absent and out Of courtesy TO the sb.
senteee the Board adjourned to meet reIs Wenssdsy
evening at o'clock, when, it s stated, f1al tetop
will positively be taken on the subject.
The owners of beef cattle at Bulls Tlead yesterday
not quite as jolly they the week previous,
when they realized price equivaen. to nsf cents
pound net for their stock than the sane quality
of stock yesterday would command. With veys6
exceptions, the highest price not ten cents
pound for the meat and many of the poorest quality OF
L.. 49, ~.
per head at which lot of Kertucky Durnsms sold ~
will be found in the regular cattle market report,
worthy of notice, shows to what cattle may be
brought by high breeding and feeding.
A class Of journals devoted TO Egh. tsies aud
sketches poetry sentiment and anecdotes he's grown
into wide favor With large portion Of the people.
Among these peculiar ourr sis none superior to The
Ner- York Weekly well-pnnted quaito, published
in this city with woodcut illustrations. It Is conducted
With talent and knowledge Of the wants OF ia readers,
and dare say will make its way TO very large cir
culation.
Our notice Of the election of Trustees OF the Esst-
ern DifpeDsary should have stated that William p.
Coolidge was elected Apothecary, William Dennis
toun President Robert Crosby yice-P.esidert, and
VIM. w. Smith Secretary.
ELEVENTH WARD. - Delegates to Yong Mems
Central Committee Republican: j. Van Week. w.
+. Duryes, p. r. Griffith, George Beck, George
Spanow.
WANTED TO POIsoS HgR.ELP.-Some noLths ego
Mr. John Keltz Of No. l04 Eighth avenue went TO 60
intelligence Office to procure q servant, sod obtsned
tberefrom young girl named Mary BOyie. Tne gin
did all the work required Of her, and wss much liked
by the family Recently, several .rifng articles Of
jewelry missing, and suspicion f1ally fell upon
Mary, and upon beirg accused OF the nei,s sbe con-
fessed to Mr. Ksltz aud gave her the keys Of tin
box, in which was some Of the stoen properly, the
box being at her sisters in Sixteenth street. Theg girl
beirg orphan, and having only one or Two rs.sves
in the city, Mrs. Keiz felt extremely sorry for her. and
told her that if she would give up all the articles sokp,
she might 90 on with her woik, srd 20 no:ice would
be taken Of The MISTER. Mary regretted feon'ss
she had committed and told AIrs Keltz that sbe would
commit suicide. Yesterday afternoon NJ. aud Mrs. r.
wentto the house in Sixteenth street. snd found some
of the stolen articea in the tin box. Upon returning
hone, and when about TO enter the house, q little
daughter of Mr.. X. out and sid that Mary was
going to poison herself. AS they entered, they found
tie girl with cup ard package Of srseDic which shs
was about mixing. The poison was taken way and she
Was conveyed BIZ Officer Apger Of the S1teen.d Pre-
cinct TO the Jefferson M.iket Police Court, ard con-
plant preferred agan.t her by Mr.. Kel,z
TIE CAPTAIN OF A PROPELLER SHor THRoueH
THE CARELEsssEss OF PRIVATE WAIcHMAS.-Yes.
ttrdey morning, about O'Clock, as Cap.. Charles h.