New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

ssvyRE Srorm.-Cap. Pendleton of the dip
Texas, from New Orleans arrived yesterday, rcports
that on the lst ins in lat. 30 ~, lon H' ly, his
shin was boarded by heavy sea, which split main
rail and pankshear stove buwarks and the poop dead
lights, started the poop gable, carried away the Tor
ward skylQht and forward house, and washed over
board Joseph Brown second officer, OF Trieste ana
Charles Robnson seaman, both Of whom were lost.
By the same sea the stewards arm was broken, and
the captain suffered severe injuries.
1903 23yrsIroRs-The Reading Room ofthe Cooper
Institute has received since ii opened in November
last more than 10O 900 visits. Up to May there had
been registered 90 0 male and 2l9 female VISITORS IN
all lO3723 This il considerably larger number than
visit the Mercantile Library; but we are informedtbat
there il no dimnuion in the number Of readers there
DngoIioaL MIscHIEp.-As the Micrton train, on
the Harlem Road passing through the deep cut at
Yorkyille, on Saturday evening, heavy stone was
thrown down upon the train, hitting Of the rear
cars :. crashing blow and il glanced Off striking the
arm of gentleman sitting with his elbow resting upon
the sill OF an open window severe blow. II bruised
off a piece of skin and flesh as large as half dollar
and for ten fifteen minutes the pain was 20 lnense
that il required the utmost eXerton of his will to avoid
swooning, partial blindness having repeatedly over
come him. He thinks full blow of the stone thrown
~ wantonly, would have smashed the bones of his
into fragments II aimed particularly at any one
it was probably at some one on the PLATFORM as 1t
struck the person injured the passed it in it's de-
scent from where it first struck. The injured person
will willingly pay reward Of $40 for information that
will lead 10 the conviction of this any other OF
the williams who practice this kind of diabocal mis-
chief Application may be made for the reward to the
President of the Harlem Road.
Ngw.YoRK SUNDAY. School USioS.-The Commit
tee of Arrangements for the Anniversary to be held on
Tuesday May g. 1860 9 o'clock p. M, hereby give
notice that the several schools have been assigned TO
meet at the following places:
PKEsBiryRIAS CHuRcH. TENTH STREET, UsIyER-
ill., Is 49, ssA'S-''""'''F'' is''' D'', N'. 49,
OLivxR STKEEr Baptist CHuRcH.-Committee: VIM C. Van
Meter Nos Rl9 49, 81, 80 lsO 2l3 c-..,...o. II
Litieni Nos ~ 90 ~ 49, 49, ls: ,...c cou,,.,,...
EsyksrT M &c CSEsH q ATsST -, commee
Prof j. B. Thomson; Nos. 40 ~ 90 d. ~ III ,yu,
PSalp; No. 81 3 o. 81 49,
CESTRAL PRYsBYTgItIA" CHURCH. BROOsR Com
mttee William P. Cook Nos TO- o. a. 3D. and Mission H.
CARsrxE.srRzzr PREsBYrRxr,y CHURCH = Committee:
William GLAND Bourne; Nos II, H. -, 81, &C. TO- 100
L,IGHT.sTKEKr B,PTlsT CHuRcH.-CoInmittee A. 5. jew
sycoyD-AyEyuE BApTIsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: WV
Aunield; Nos q IL. ~, 1862 l76
FOURTYEsIH-sTRLET PREsBYTHRiAS cHURCB. SECOND Az
John r. Parsons; Nos. Co. g. Isl, l36 ls3
2G3.
MERcRRsTRyRr PRESBYTERIiS CHURCH-Comniee II.
Brewster; Nos 81 g. 3d. 81 49, 1872 10.
SUPERINTENDENT Baptist CHIHCH. Committee J. G..
Hines; Nos 49, 81 g. d. l2, los.
MADIsON-soUARg PRKsBVTKRIAs CHURCH.-COmm II.
g. Pardee; Nos. 3, 9, IL, IS, ~, "a, l5j, III.
LExISGTOS-,yKsUE BAPTIST CHrRCH-Commte-: Joseph
Wales; Nos. 46. l09, l52, ISL l13, l76.
CALVARY BAPTIsT CHuKCH, TwKNTT-rgIRD srREEr.-Com-
nttee: George = Conoyer; Nos ]. 10, So "a, 49, l2l
SOCTH BAPTIST CHrRCH TWENTY.PiPTH sTRERT.-COmmif-
tee: 5. >. Constant; Nos I, H. E2 1f3. Isl, 2J7.
BROADWAY TABERNACLg. Sixth AyENUE, TnIRT1-FOUDTu
Committee: Samuel Holues; Nos 3 81 g. 3D. 10j
l9l, 205. oil
Forty sRC0NDsTREET Pr sBlTERIASC HrRCH-Comuittep
John G.. Baxter; Nos g, 49, l6j, ~, i97, 2R.
FIFTEEN sTREKT PRRsHYTuIAs CHIRcH. MAR EIGHTH
AyESUE.-Committee C. W. Sanders Nos. 81, 90 o. 20 los
l6j.
The exercises win at the places degusrd a.
o'clock D. precisely Superntendeuts VIII That their
schools In their places and seated least Is minutes before
the exercises and II j. especially requested thai Su
peTncndens and Teachers caution the scholars against handling
the books, iujurng the furniture ofthe pews