New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

soy interesting facts vers stated ABOUT Ia. character
ugcsge, business, education, and morality OF the Hay
ter pepe. Dr. StephsDe satsd tina. this year ~s ths
ce1tepp1y of the Introduction Of W,seysoisn late
The West Indies Gilbers, convert Of john Wesley,
having retorbei thber ia I760; subsequsnt 70 which
ire revival broke out, that finally resol 81 la tho
pt,e abolition Of Slavery 10 those parts.
Mr.. Bird is highly recomr sndod by the Consuls TO
sldng at Port-su Prince, of Engaad, France, lDea.
max ow,d'n, and foor or five other nations, sqd "
IN ny native Ard forei IN merchants who uoiss In
Stair thai bis boys school exciting hsre At pess Mt :
Of high character snd that the prooos.d o,rs scho
is an institution greatly needed. -
MINOR ITEss.-A cold rain est in Yesterday u,rp-
ING snd dragged along al the day and far into the nis
70 Ire grsa dsc nfort Of all who were compcl-d 70
te abroad The storm may lat for day or two lssy-
or but the glorious Indian Summer will soon follow L.
-. Coumtia College RECOMMENDED lie sestsniosl
course Of instruction yesterday morning. when IA sv-
ersee number Of students presented themselves s1oh
as had passed the preliminary examination on Friday
last being admitted to the freshusn class Tae Ia"
school reopens on Wednesday at p. m, when The
hours for lectures viii be determined upon ...The
mail steamer TeutoDis, Capt Taubs sailed yssterdsy
for Southampton, Hsvre and Hamburg, with III pas
sepgers. among whom is Otto Rercatlow, bsarer
of dispatches Of the Eew-York Garibsidi fame
TO G. Gaibaldi The mail steamer ARIEL
Capt. Minor also left at noon for AspinwsiL..'.
TIE Fusion COMMITTEES Of Fifteen met Vt The Assay
Office yesterday morning to make arrangements for
the Union me.dog on Monday evening nexs.i.'rhs
NewYork Historical Society hold regular monthly
meeting, at the Library, Second avenue, corner a
Eleventh street, this evening" Next week, that
nuisance the Collector Of Military Fines will be dan
pipg the unpatriotc and delinquent members Of tas
State militia, who have neither psraied paid tn SIR
IS cents for their want CT public spirit tis quite time
that this law was wiped out. The money goes nobody
knows where and its collection is a VI grest
annoy anee to the public.
LArScHED.-On The LIST ins'. the fine ship GsribslH,
of 400 tubs burden was launched from this shp yard
of Bessrs. Maxson, Fih & Co., Of Mystic River.
Conn. The G.. was lately purchased by Calvin Ada nj.
esq., Of this CT y.
PosT-OFFIcE Observation-Disclosures Dix has issued
the following important notice:
Posr-OYECE, Eew.Yoys. Oct. |, 1850
The order Of the Pos General requiring prep,,msst
of the carriers fee deposited In the lamp pc
otherwise be smtted BY the mails having been Ia
dn uoptbs and sg ent time having thus been svss 70
mske 1t generally known an iIuct'd by the Postnass
General notice after the 10th Of October nast al
letters deposited lamp other boxes provided the
United States except the Po0ce, without the cent
st mp will be treated Ike letters placed Ia the POstOos
wholly unpaid Thereafter such letters will be detdaed 10 tss
Post Office and the parties whom they addressed will be
notified that RENTING the POSTAGE the letters will be fsS
warded JOHN A. DIX, Postmsster