New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

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cross the Eowery at the head of Riyington street.
he was knocked down by one OF the f1afieH
car. h.. at the time was proceeding down town. lie had
lid IN omnibus that was proceeding in the contrary
and nc, observing the he was run over oS IT,
m horses tr,mplipc him under foot, and the wheels OF the
;,c over him dreadfuy laceta,:ns his left leg and
severely il pjurng the right
r,roeaiately on the accident being made known Mr..
Sacckner keeps bakery opposite with friend went
10 his assistance and making litter conveyed the unfor
nate man 10 the City Hospital where from tie of the
innriss received found necessary ampuate the left
log above the knee and he died about o'clock A. VI.
The deceased was steady man. and native Of Ireland
working the soap and melting trade No blame seems
attrbu table TO driver whose James Humes but
who mediaely put under
The Coroner held inquest the body Yesterday after.
noon, aud The jury returned the following verdict that
JOHN Colbert his death b. being accidentally killed
by one Of the Harlem Railroad cars, sc.
PRoFEsSoR GouEAUD AND Ills NEW system OF
MNEMoNIcs-Our readers have not forgotten the
specimens of Prof. G.s prodigious memory given
in our city last winter, in his astronomical lee.
lures connected with the Planetarium he then
pledged himself TO his auditors that as soon as
the principles of the system by which he had &C
Quircd his immense mncmonIc faculties would
be ready for the press, he would explain it in
series OF public lectures. Prot. &. tells us that
he has completed his arrangements and that he
intends positively to begin his promised Course of
Lectures carly in December. Several gentlemen
and ladies of the city have kindly consented to
bear public testimony to the truth and perfect at
tainability of his system, by answering all the
literary, historical and scientific questions that
will be put to them by the audience at his intro.
ductory lecture from his youminous programme.
and which they have learned 1--WE quote Prof. CPS
own language) in the short space of few
hours, taken from imperative daily occupations
and duties, in the term of only tro reeks :" If
the astonishing results OF this system can be inl.
parted as readily as is stated by it's author, it Will
prove Of incalculable benefit to all students and
and literary men.
MOBILE received an accession Of 500 to it's pop.
lation, by returns and otherwise, on the 18th and
l4th inst Specie is also flowing rapidly into that
; City, and Business is reviyng
; SPECIE AT NEw- -ORLEAHs.-Ovcr $4,000 in
Specie arrived at New Orleans on the 18th and
$4,000 on the 18th.
MADENosELLE CALvE.--The New Orleans
Crescent City states that this we'll known Can.
tatrlcc, whom we mentioned the other day as
having disappeared suddenly at New. Orleans, is
9 dead. She committed suicide by taking poison
/ A few weeks ago it was announced in New Or.
leans that she about 10 b. married gentleman of that
city, and that account had left the stage No liCh, is
thrown upon the Of this Of sefdesucon None
Of the particulars are mentioned, which throws shadow
C of doubt over the report.
t HOMICIDE IN EIRGIMA.-The Richmond Star
gives painful account Of killed in New Market,
: Henrico Co. last Monday Two men named Johnston and
Salmon had married sisters. Some difficulty having oe.
Cured between hem Salmon the field where Johns
ton at work and assaulted him. beating severely
Johnston refused to gh and home wash the blood
om his face produced by the he had received SAL
mon Went home and put clean shirt and then returned
Johnstons house and made desperate assault unon Wr
Johnston, who WAS his sister with heavy hickory
stick evidently with the purpose Of numbering her Her
husband hearing her cries of murder to the house and
his 10 the where his wife was picked uD his
and entering The chamber where Salmon " beating
her he fred him and shot him JUS, below III. heart SAL
mon however pursued Johnston house aud about
fy yards father with his ciub before he FELL He expired
in few
u LITERARY ENc.1ANGEs.-The Baltimore Patriot
that the Mayor Of that city mas received box of
splendid books from Paris being the first Of the exchanges
between Paris and Baltimore Sixteen comprised in the
s the last OF whc! MJnumens Par Bqltqrd,,is said
be OF Immense size and gnicen, enCravings
: ofP4lis.
a u An immense grey hawk sat three hours
the fore truck OF the ship Prince Albert on Saturday,
After gazing The hustle Of Gotham and attracting rr.
crowd OF observes he sailed slowly AWAY without, shot
however from OF the Spectators which only knocked
out isw feathers.
u 1t is reported that a large commercial house
hbedo Of sho
al the doors aud the safe being opened m false KEYS
the burglars carefl locked them up again About $500 Of
the none! belonged the jersey City Ferry Conpany.
w had been deposited there that evening for safe keep
Ing
City Prison STATlsrlcs.-Duting the past
week hs,e the City Prison 20 white men
II white women, coloed men, coloted women total
lie Discharged 90 white me-, 81 white omsn coored
ran coiosd wom.n-toal, o. OF these 90 were sent
to The fsntensry. Remaining prison 90 white men, 80
wcmen, 81 cocrsl men, colored women-total IS4
u The HUTCHINSON FAMILY sing this even
ing at the Stuyvesant Institute. We notice
8 The Grave Of Bonaparte,' and the beautiful
and admirably executed song, Excelsior among
the list advertised, They introduce several comic
songs between the graver pieces, some Of which
have an excellent point. They need no recon-
mendatlon, for their houses are already crowded
u We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of Prof. Bronson's two last nights
at the Apollo Salon. The variety Mr. Bronson
introduces into his lectures, and the amusement
he blends with information bring him crowded
houses.
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