New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

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did not know where he lived a. tina, tine. He KEEP, Boz.
inc Schoo, ct Philadelphia and Baltimore presents a,
SET 10 between Mccoy and Jim keaset, but whether Tor
Instruction or exercise do know may have seen
them ser 10 halt dozen times.
Up to ociack, witness was still on the stand.
ry This being the anniversary Of the Evacua.
ton of this city by the British, Nov %, l7S3 the
military companies in the city will all turn on, IN
full uniform, &c. At the American Museum
great display will be made, and six extra enter.
sainmenss given by fifteen performers. The whole
building will be decorated with flags, banners and
sransparencies, and the identical flag will be- Ak,
hibted which was raised on the flag staff q, the
Battery by order of Gen. Washington ftty>nine
years ago this day. it being the first flag ever hoist,
ed IN New-York after the Declaration of lnde.
pendence. This flag was preserved By the Cor
poration of New-Yorll till 1919, when it was pre-
sented by vote Of the Common Council to the
American Museum. The first performance win
take place at IL o'clock A. NJ, and be repeated
at intervals during the day.
TEMpERANcE.-On Thursday evening" Nov. II, Stephen
Myers gave Lecture 10 the cOored people Hudson and
on Friday night Catskil Both lectures respeca
color evening he gave orcb!s address before the
Debating Society at Union Hall in this City. He is Of
he Proprietors and Agent US well as Lecturer Tor the
NORTHERN STAR printed at Albany Nis the only Tempe.
rance paper coored people in the United States ard
with me believe all good citizens will unite in promoting
the above with the Paper which is well edited
A CITIZEN.
~ We heartily endorse the above, knowing
Mr.. Myers and believing him to be worthy and
efficient advocate of Temperance and the intellec-
tual and moral elevation Of his People. Will not
the philanthropic aid him in sustaining paper
speaking to the Colored Race, and intoxicating
Temperance Morality and every virtue Ed Ir.
p Murders having become SO frequent as to
excite little interest, the Buffalo Courier suggests
thatnewspapers have standing head Murders
as they already do for Deaths aud Marriages, and
SO just mention them in brief, business-like man.
ner. 1t would certainly room, and might be
beneficial in many other respects.
| 20 A Mrs. Shaw Of Ulster, Pa, who had been
subject for long time to convulsivo fits which
had made her partially insane, escaped from her
house early in the morning few days since and
walked into the river, where she was evidently
seized with fit and persisted from the GOODNESS of
! the water
% painter named Henry Woodside at Phil
adelphia yesterday, fell from house on which he
was at work, striking his head upon door sill.
| He lived but few minutes.
| OG The Ohio River at Wheeling is above
seven feet high and there is great activity on the
landing that city
| 20 A child of Mr.. Dusenberry, at Brooklyn,
three years old, was so severely burned on We'd
nesday that he lived but few hours.
20 The earthquake, which was felt at Mllss
Point Ky. the 18th inst, was also sensibly felt,
says the Telegraph, at Alton ILL.,, between u and
o'clock Of the same day. The Telegraph says
alt lasted about half minute, and caused the
windows, &c. of sundry buiIdIngs-that in which
this Office is kept ncludedto rattle with some vo-
Ience. A slight shock was experienced about two
hours afterward. -
ENcoURAGlNo YOUNG MECHANICS Here is
young mechanic, JUST opened-give him job. de
vii! remember his first patron as long as he lives
We have never forgotten our grateful feelings to
the man who gave US the first job we received in
printing 10 be sure it was small-and besides it
was never pail for-but he intended to benefit u.s.
and we have always held him in grateful remem-
brance. Encourage the young man and ne will
never forget you
90 Snow fell on the Western Reserve on the
9th inst, at Cincinnati, on the 18th, nj Nashville
Tenn, on the 18th inst, and at Alton, Illinois, Oh
the 9th inst These facts show that the recent
change of weather simultaneous throughout
the country West of the Alleghanies.
FIRE AT NORTHAMPTON The saw and grist
mills of Mr. David Cri,.srdsn n, H.. II,ner Fas