New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

dApgri and Formes assist on the occasion.
Monsieur G. Mel gives tomorrow a. the Church of
the Rev. DR.. Bellows, Fourth avenue, at 81 O'Clock
m the first Of series Of sermons on Unity. Mr.. Mie
is gentleman Of high culture, and has given
course of literary lectures during the pact Winter ia
BostOn TO which the most cordial praise is awarded by
Mr.. Hillisrd, Mr. Choste, Mr.. Winthrop, Mr.. Long
fellow, and other gentelen, whose ju5Cnent in such
matters 10 deemed conclusive. To public assemblies
be speaks in French and large audience of those who
familiar with the language will, no doubt welcome
his appearance in this city, - his religious discourSes
are lees worth listening to than those which are
purely literary. He has had, believe, somewhat
peculiar religious experience and the lectures the intro
ductory to which he gives tomorrow, the results OF
much painful and earnest thought and Of the beet in
spration. Az he occupies DR.. Bellows pulpit, it WILL
Of course, be understood that he is what is called
Liberal Christian.
NEw-YoRK YoyrG Mrs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The sixth anniversary OF this Association will be held
on Monday evening" the 10th inst, at the uew) st.
Psul's M. T.. Church. Fourth avenue, corner Of Twen-
ty-second street Addresses will be delivered by The
Rev. Rufus W. Clark of Brooklyn, the Rev. Joel Par
ker, D. d., the Rev. John McCIntOck, ID. d., Thomas
II. Rodman, esq.,, and others.
Arrangements have been perfected for the farewell
dinner to the Rev. Robinson Scott and it will be given
at Nblo's Saloon on Tuecdsy next at p. m. num-
Der of distinguished gentlemen have sgn6ed their in
tenton TO be preseDt and most interesting intellectual
enjoyment is justly anticipated
MISSIONARY MEETIsG.-It will be seen by notice in
another column that public Missionary meeting will
be held tomorrow evening in 81. Thomas's Church,
Broadway. The Rev. Mr.. Hening one of the speak
ers for the OCCASION is blind, having lost his sight
while engaged in dulles as a Missionary of the Prot.
estant Ep scopa Church in Western Africa.
Tie Eighth Ward Military Association, composed
principally of members Of the Eighth Ward Police
under command of Capt. Turnbull, will make their
third annual parade, for inspection and review,
Monday the 10th inst, when the Company will leave
the armory, Lafayette Hall, at o'clock m, and be
reviewed by his Honor the Mayor at II O'clock 10 the
Park. Thence they will proceed to the city Of Brook
yn. to be reviewed by their HonOrs Mayor Powell
and Commits sioper SIauahan, after which they will
return to the Apollo Rooms No. 40 B,oaiwsy, where
dinner will be prepared. Ample arrangements have
been effected BY Observation-Disclosures Talnaige
for the protection of the Wad which will be guarded
by detailed force during the absence Of the regulars
New CRY MAP.-Alen & Leavt, corner Of Broad
way and White street, have just issued new msp OF
New-York, Jersey City, and Hoboken, and apart of
Brooklyn from the surveys of w. Psrrs. Its plan OF
this ely extends high up as Fiftieh street, with the
proper divisions into Wards That of Brooklyn e1-
tends as far as the line of Third avenue. 1t aims, OF
couse at perfect correctness and 10 the main, we pre-
sume aains it, but observe that one of the Staten
leland Ferries placed q. the north side Of the Battery
whence it was removed several years ago.
FIRST FLOUR FROM OswEGo.-The old Troy Line
bad an arrival yesterday morning. of 100 bsls OF
-four from Oswego, being the first -four from that
quarter this season. 1t was brought to Troy per
canal be at and reshpped on board the barge Iowa.
REAL EsrATE.-The following sales of Brooklyn
property were made yesterday at the Merchants E1-
| change by A. j. Bleecker, Son and Co.:
On s. f. cor Marcy sy and Hickory St lot 25Kloo 10
One 10. on Nancy av. adjoining above, z5x 10
GREAT SALE OF RARE PLANTS AT AUcTIos.-Our
readers probably recoect the announcement tt.t
| 'Irspstsn was destroyed by fire. This was the lux
| uriously fted-up place Of p T. Barnum, at Bridge
port. where lie took pride 10 furoishing his gardens
and greenhouse with choice, costly, rare plants ond
trees all Of which are 10 be sold at aucton and
as the opportunity for gentlemen farmers or suburban
residents TO obtain such things rare one we think
we shall do them favor in calling their attention to
the SALE which takes place on Tuesday, May H. lnthe
catalogue notice six banana trees one IN u ffult;
two American aloes two cinnamon trees eight India
rubber trees, ten palm trees, coffee tree, in ffui'
two lemon trees, in fruit; orange tree, 10 bloom;
one csmels sponica, twelve feet high &c.
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| CRIMINAL COMPLAINT AGAINST CRY JrpGE Rrs-
SELL b. Z. ULLsAS AND oTHER,.-The recent ar
rest at the Academy of Music of Mr. George Wilkes,
one of the editors and propretoIs Of Porters SPIRIT
| Of the Times, and Mr.. John Darce, the musical and
dramatic critic of the same psper, upon warrant
issued by City Judge Russell the particulars of which
have been previously published IN The TRiBusEl, has
led TO criminal prosecution, and upon the nplant
Of Mr. Dcie ants have been issued for the arrest
| of Bernard f. Ulmsn, Abraham ID. Russell tCity
Judge, and FIVE men acting officers ct the Court OF
the latter 1t will be remembered that on the evening
Of tie 26th ult Messrs Wilkes snd Dsrcie repaired
to the Academy of Music and having purchased thsn
tickets at the usual place, were about entering the
| door, when they violently seized by come hall
dozen fellows, Of whom claimed that be OF
they had warrant from Judge Russell for their ares'
A scene Of great confas on ensued, and number OF
detective police officers who were sbou: the pre- misses
rushed Up, but were beaten back with the rest OF
the crowd. The parties arrested Messrs. wilkes sna
Dsrcie were dragged from the doorway into the looo!
asd thence into the street, ike criminals theif en-
treaties for more gentle handling being an'wered oo!
BY osths. 1t appears that tie City Judge-'he HOE
Abraham ID. Russe,l-was there melting the m sn IN
their work, and crying Take him out, or jerk MIN
out" The prisoners conveyed or rather dragged