New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

enade concert his evening at the Academy Of Music Tor
the benefit OF the band
The 32d Regiment, ". G.. s. n. T., BrooElyn,
T.. D., has elected Leut-Col. Henry Elw Koohr,
Colonel: Major Johu Rueger lieutenant Colonel, aud
Adit. Fred j. KarCher Major.
Il. G.. Hatfield delivered, last evening, one OF
series Of lectures Construction" before the new
York Chapter OF the American Institute oi Archleets
by loaded beams and illustrated the subject Dy aISeOrac
formulas.
The members of the Lying-in Hospital Socl-
ETY. OF the City of NewYOrk met at No 20 Maronpace,
yesterday and elected tie following Governors Tor The
ensuing year; Robert Ray, George T. IilnDie. A. X
Wetmore, Benz r. Winthrop, stewart Brown, benl' H.
sIhnan, John c. Green, Andrew warner Janes Ien9n,
Robert H. Miuturn, Robert L. Kennedy Egerton g VIII
throp, Joseph W. Patterson.
The West Side Association devoted itself last
evening through its President, William r. Martin, ana
its Secretary James F. Ruggles, to advocating the Via
duct Railway, and euogizing the Tammany authorizes
were present ill-naturedy pretended that Mr. Martin
Influenced by natural but selfish desse 10 ma n5'e
way as to benefit his uptown real estate
The lecture by the Rev. DR.. Lord in behalf
o, the Spanish Protestant Church in this city which IL
announced for this evening in Association Hall Will cal
attention 10 n religious society established ABOUT hye
yeors since and consisting chiefly Of Cuhans who had
Iof tbe Roman Catholic Church for the Episcopal com
munion The church has been recognized by the
tira Of the diocese Of New York ana s the first Spanish
Protestant Episcopal Church In the world It's appeals
fo he sympathy and aid Of the Christian community VIII
doubtless tncot with cordial response.
A quarterly meeting of the Board OF Man
ayers Of the Methodist Tract Society was held yesterday
at the Mission Room, No. sos Broadway tho Rev Dr'
James Porter presiding. The Rev. Dr. Wise Correspohd-
ing Secretary read letters from missionaries IN Ger
manv China and Sweden, and presented the claim on
the mission station in India. The Executive Committee
repored tt the grants for domestic work amounted 10
~ a. including the cost Of printing JlJ0v pages cl IT,
ii,ous matter and 20Js copies OF Good words ApIto-
nriations I'm gold, for foreign work, were mace fOr
sweden $3.50 China, tl,2OO; India sl2O Dri Nlso pr, I
senfrd a Uau IL cooperating with the sunday rch0oi
Union in furnishing reading matter 70 freedmen ~ lo
s1utb and Inc Executive Committee WAS authorized 10
expend Sl5OO FOR tBis purpose
The PRESBYTERIAN Hospital Society held Its
third annual meeting First Presbyterian Church IN
Feyenthst yesterday. According to the report OF te
Correspondng Secretary, Robert NJ Hardly, the atteh-
ton OF the Board Of d during the past year has
been mainly devoted to the preparation OF their grounds
bv grading aud e,cavatng and the erection thereon OF
hoeIial structures and 10 the increase OF ft71ue-
The walls OF the administration building, oI tue Do 7
hose and ~ the north pavilion are aIt ady rai-eu le
present res 7urces will only finish the building now IN
course erection leaving no surplus Tor the ll'ue sup
port q, the institution. Tho total amount or nuDcIIP-
lions and interest on the investments, Tor ne year, u
s,9j $50 So The only outlay, about S2Of mas Nch OF
ibe hospital buildings, which Will probably be hhlshed
bV h gtll.