New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

Addresse BIZ the Rev. s w Adams D. D. Of Ohio, the Rev
Thomas Annsge, d. D. # New York aud the Rev j. Wheaton
Smith Of Philadelphia.
hner1n BGEtia MiuionGry CnsoH-Meetins Of board OF
Managers in trs' Baptist Church Broome street. a. u o'clock
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,... D.. yHuRsp.Y MAY ~ Annual ,r..,;r, 70 h.
hid % M Si Sa OF IT, En-. Ba cha iss5
street, near BoweTy, at loi o'clock a. M
CITY ITEMS.
A Matinee will be given at theAcademy this after
noon GazzanigG Laborde, Formes Stefan, MOrelli
and Others appear.
PHmHARaoNIc S0cIETY.-The last concert of the
seventeenth takes place this evening at Niblos
Garden. The Society will be assisted on this occa
sion by Mrs.. lnman soprano, and Mr.. Richard Hof-
man. Conductor, Mr.. Bergman.
BAYARp TAYLOR AT The ACADEMY OF MCsIC.-
We call special attention to the advertisement Of Bay
ard Taylor lecture this evening. He will give his
personal experience in Lapland. The Rev. Mr.. Gal
laudet will interpret the lecture by signs. Quite
large number OF deaf mutes will be present. Dr.. Peet
will preside, and make few Introductory remarks.
II is hoped that the DeafMute Association of this
city will receive q substantial benefit.
The Juvenile Temperance Gathering comes off to-
day n. the Cooper Institute, at o'clock. All who
intend going had better he the hall before the time
named as there is great crowd expected.
Musical IxrELnGEScE.-Mrs. Virginia Whiting
Lcrn has. we perceive by the Bordeaux press, as well
as by that of certain portions of Italy, made distinct
success in the leading characters Of opera-n Norma,
&C. Her voice method, style and action are all
praised. A. she is native Of New-York, we take
especial pleasure in noting this fact.
Verdi has produced new opera, which is very
well spoken Of.
-Rossin it is said will write new fve-act opera
for the Grand French Opera. Paris. Doubtful.
The anniversary meeting of the New-fork Colonl-
cation Society j. to be held in the Reformed Dutch
Church corner Of Lafayette place and Fourth street,
on Tuesday evening at y 0 clock.
MEcHAyIcs SOCIETY ScHooLs.-These schools
have ceased 10 be conducted under the auspices of
the society by which they have been sustained for
the last thrtyeg, years. Their control has passed
TO that of the principals. The female department by
the name Of the New-York Academy for Young
Ladies with MIS- My. Bean for principal, assisted
by the efficient corps of teachers that have been con-
nected with her in giving the high character the
above schools have sustained or years past. Parents
who de-r re To- afford their daughters thorough edu
cation. will do well TO become acquainted with the
character. which for moral as well intellectual
training is said to be equal to that of any other
school in the city.
4 Nrw MOVEMENT ANOSG THE CARPESrERs.-A
meeting Of journeymen house carpenters was held at
No. l79 Wooster street last evening, at which Com
mttee OF nine was appointed with instructions to take
measures f,r mass meeting of the trade, at which
Protective Society might be formed not against the
aggrc>sions of their employers, but against what Is
known among them a. lump work. So much Of this
uusub-,antia and deceptive work il done that il was
considered wise 10 take steps for the protection Of eff
ficeut workmen As well a the occupants of houses
generally 1t contemplated to appoint an agent Of the
Society for each Ward. the special duty Of whom it
would be TO instruct housebuyers to the quality Of
the houses under his supervisory, record Of which
would be kept for reference. Even Roseman, esq,
was chosen Chairman. and james Ayers Secretary of
the meeting. 4 speech setting forth the advantages
OF the proposed plan made by W. II. Trauen, by
whom the number Of carpenters in the city esti
mated q, 1000 and the wages received a., on an av-
erage, fourteen shilling q day
FIRE - JAcE>oS srRrEr-Yesteriay morning
fire occurred in the cigar store, No y Jackson street,
and before the flames could be extingushed the
premises were damaged 10 the amount of 500. No
insurance.
AcCIDESI.--A Young man named II. J. Hobson,
engaged a. clerk at No. - fourteenth street, fell
through the hGtchways OF said building last evening,
and was 20 badly injured that he died in half hour
thereafter.
The BowERY SHOOTING CAsE.-About 80 persons.
mostly keepers ofpublc houses and saloons met last
night a, the S,euber House. No. .Sl Bowery, to eX-
tend their sympathies to John Pormer the barkeeper
concerned in the killing Of John Sturges at the saloon
Pazrcr,- aho,. .he mid die of March who