New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

ANOTHER MELANCHOLY DisAsrER.-Ths scbr.
Napoleon, of Portland, from Calais tor New-YorR.
was capsized in the gale on the sight OF tie S0th
ul, She soon righted with the loss of both her
mas,s, and full Of water. The cook, aScotch boy.
was drowned when she capsized, and the captaia.
York. with the remainder OF the crew, six in
number, persisted one after another with the coad.
The wreck of the Napoleon VAS fallen in with On
the night of the lst instant, when the mate Mr.
Ste phen Cbase) was the only person found aliys
on board He was badly frozen, but 1t is thought
that ne will recover without the loss OF any OF his
limbs. The Napoleon was owned by Aessrs John
Yeaton, Eli Sargent, C. Waite, and Capt Dyer.
~ Rev. Mr. Finney's Lectures on ''t the HoE-
ness of Christians in the present life, in Nibio's
Broadway Saloon, are attracting considerable at,
,en,on in the religious world His lecture on
Wednesday evening, on the " Christian Warfare, "
endeavoriug to show that such warfare is with
tie nartation, and nor with san, as Is generally sup
posed; and that in it the real Christian, as rule
orercomes instead of being ocercone, presented
quite idea to some at least of his auecnse
They are continued, We understand, in the same
place on Sunday Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri.
day evenings. Express.
NORTHERN TRAvEL-Passengers for Goshen
and the Southern and Western tier of counties via
the New-Yo rk and Erie Railroad, viii oa and after
Monday. 18th instant leave the foot of Duane-st.
at o'clock in the morning, instead of . O'Clock ?.
Nj. as heretofore.
Stages run regularly from Goshen to Bingham
ton. Carbondale, Honcsdale, &c. &c. and Is soon
as the river closes as far down as Poughkeepse,
Admiral Beach will establish his famous line of
stage coaches and sleishs to Albany, distance of
less than 80 miles from Goshen.
D There have been / IL arrivals from Foreign
Ports since the lst of November up to tie present
,ime-9O of which arrived in November, the small
est number known to have arrived in that month
for 80 years. There ere great number OF vessels
due now and expected daily
" ISRAEL Posr, SO Bowery, has published
No. VI of his serial edition of the Waverley Now
els and of Thierss French Revolution. In the first
is contained that most truthful and pleasing novel
the Heart of Mid Lothian
DO The barn of g. W. Belts, of Norwalk, CT,
was burned few nights since. This is the sixth
that has been burned in that vicinity within short
time.
II METALLIC TABLET SrRoP, with four sides inyeR'ed
by g. SAUNDERS for keeping ra1ors always III oruer
produces smooth and thin edge TO rsznr IN TENN par
OF the time required hone without using oil or water
No other article of the kind has been universally
known and approved OF, having tor the last twenty hve
years been in constant use III nearly all the cutlery eab
ishmens OF Europe and there acknowledged 10 have no
equal In New-York, where IL was invented IL received
FIST premiums the Fairs OF ihe American Institute every
time il exhibited for competition, ard gradually with
out the aid putus) established reputation IN NIL parts
of America OF being the emily Razor trop thai VIII keep
razoIs in perfect order Certificates IN tie poSset
of the from the most scientific gentlemen OF both
countries speaking highly OF their superiority when taking
in consideration that those gentlemen hnve no interest IN
the sale ottae article and gave their testimony without so
iclaton speaks volumes in It's favor Ii Is the oAy Atrop
that has been deesed worthy OF imitation ard counterfeit
ing. The great number of these alone would stamp as
| being the climax of perfection.
That may be satisfactory Ia the public, the names
of those gentlemen who have civ certificates as 10 The
merits of the S,rop, here pubshed Gen James Tall
madge President o. the American Institutes Prof. John
rscom, DR.. Valentine Mott, and Mr. Milkin, cutler 10
the Royal Navy, sol Strand Mandatory 1868 Broadway
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