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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
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cour. of Over and Tern,iner.

Before Judge KENT and Aldermen BUNTING and WILLIAMS
The above Court met Yesterday for the December
Term The names of Grand and Petit Jurc called but
there business lay before the former owing to the
action of the Grand Jury the Court OF Sessions they were
discharged. - ~
Three men were then arTaigned on charges OF
Murder and one for Arson in the first degree, the penalty for
which, proven, is death, viz:
William Idrmstrcng. on n charge Of MURDER
HIS counsel, Mr. Whng entered plea Of Not Guilty and
James Easar, indicted for the murder of Philip
Williams Ills counsel Mr.. Porter put plea OF Not Guilty
and sad they would be ready next week for trial. -
John Il jones, inflicted Tor me murder al William
D. Livingston Ga cnored barbcr MI Warner in his behalf,
pu: plea OF Not Guilty and asked time TO present On
affidavit showing that material witnesses for the defence
absent and their presence necessary order to meet
the charge Time granted.
Cicero lVinterb0aom, indicted for Arson in The
first degree; Mr.. Morris. his counsel put in plea Of Not
in the hands of the District Attorney which the commitment
was founded. The District Attorney objected. Decision
arva1
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DIED.


Suddenly on Sunday ed inst TEUNl5, nfunt Bon OF leu
MS ~ ana Matilda NJ. A. Quick.
On sunday evening. 2i insunt suddenly, alter short
ilnes, LEONARD r. eldest son OF Eshn Snethe.
Ms Gertrude Vutee, respectfully invited to attend his fun
er this afternoon half pnst ocnck from the residence oi
his bother n.lnw, John ]. Motlat No, 40 Rlvngon st.
on the 23d lee JANE ARDEN. Oldest daughter oil Jnme
and Aieine Arden. nged ~ yenrs and months n
The friends acquaintance of the amly are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from her fubers residence I'D
Bowery TINS afternoon Mt o'clock ,,, >.1,,y1,o,,n
ON Saturlny afternoon, Miss ELF ABETH NEWCOMB,
eldest duu ghter OF Capinin William Newcomb.
The friends of the family invited To attend her i3nen on
Tuesday afternoon at 81 o'clock from iS Hudson street with
further invitation.
HEALTH or CrTT-from the report OF the CITY ls?ec-
tor it appears that the whole number Of deaths in New York.
for the week ending December 2lst of whom % were
men, 80 women 81 boys md 30 srof these died of nb
SECS of npoplexy, burned, 2o bronchitis Of cholera
mobus % of consumpton ID Of conyusons ii OF Group.
of congestion of bran OF congetonof lungs, oil debility,
of eelrum of tremens of fopy, OF dropsy IN the head.
of dysentey OF epilepsy, Of eryspeas, OF fever, OF
bilious fever puerpera fever, OF scarlet fever of ty
phu fever OF disease of the heart Of hopping cough OF
inflammation OF BRAIN of inflammation of bowels, ~ OF IN
Illumination of lungs of inflammation of throat, of intlan
nation of stomach OF inflammation OF chest, Of nlammn-
ton of liver OF inflammation Of heart. OF ues venerea oil
of melaena ID OF maramus of measles oil Old age, oil
palsy of peurisy, Of scrouln Of suicide Of suhoca-
ton of tecthing and unknown. 80 under lyear OF
ace Gu to TO- 50 go 50 To O0 1i3 natives OF
the United States % of Ireland, of England Of Scotland,
of Germany Of France. II from the Bellevue Hospi
tai from the Amshouse. from Blackweis Island from
Lunatc Asylum and from L. l. Farms. II co"red persons
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BY ,gE,ls Mornings biaIl,
-,,,n. :, Pn,rndeIphia.
Tar F,pr-,ry-AzotFrr brutal fght has &C

prrIt.pErrrt.. Dec rs T. ii.
Tar Ftpr-;Ey-AGnthrr brutal hght has oc-
cared ausnr the Phndephn tcrnsa Inc W seser F t
-,e: rnn,c in for an equal share of the iniriny
Strnes club. and even me arms "cic orr,.I rarsons
osI SiBfay afternoon werr the occfSlo1 seye;sl uiu
rs-s .syasI IL beaten. and yqUHZ nun Fas 9t '.
AsorgER HoaiicirE.-joseph Z !TorIo"' ha-
tive oil Mddepnwr, CT who sns stabbed ansS ina, T named
cv sd yesterday from the effects OF the wounh q. me
rpial An inqucs, vas held IN le hi r W. n,nn
satns h, si Mer-oyS but recently married. and was
much esteemed. at -. o,o
DFATH o. AN EScELLfST NAE -Fat f,ecs, oiic
Of our oes. rad c wealthy citizens has pad me aen {"
nnre He diej Sunday morning.. / he coulilully a'
arse Will /, 81 his loss he liberal, ensrprsins ana hu
''i he IN Nsws-The speeches Of O'Conneil and
r Morarty IN Dublin upon the subject Of the Philadelphia
disturbances have caused cutie scns"toa here fhn ef
' Tf.t Ar.TrES&Nre have most dsogreepbie
weather 70 day There been rain and Stow when mas
put stop all outdoor transactions anu rendered te 'e'
Sill. OuT.-ThA Jury in The case of Wesley
Flav charged with murder, are stu OUT II sa tney "i
probably convict him Of slanslanghte III the second
SroCKs- i'nprr has been a sigit ftllIHg on W
price. to-day, with init nIpoqpt q "es S,aie o. dece
Reading Rllirsad Bands =; Wilmington lhi!Iosd =
I f b2 B"aS %ee trr Bank TO- 10 s 80 Gra Trust
.si 81 COO tate g. ~. 900 kendn. I'd BIDS. t3 y slls
Ia 81! GO TEXAS Bonds. per cents -; SSW DO ~ pc.
cents 1885, 500 Lehish Mortgage Loan toa; i'V Wilmington
ne? sec5a4 Beq,gs5t state annual 81 45 d, 81 Cd
So =, s e,oSSIs.: $500 tennessee Bonds q
Il COS sySs Note, I3; . United states Bank "a i G!-
| rurd Bank 20.
SHIP NEws-4lP. Nj Clearedtkis 4itsrnoon-
p,-t Jnssnhne MaInry New. Orleans. Brg Lexington,
! Decknrrn Bcstan. Scsr Dine, Shute; do. - VII,
Gen Ss at Ian'o TS Sg Sew i San sS
from, Wilmington NC; Chef, Baleman. irpm Providence
lym Ycuns A,inus. from do; Thomas Ireland, >9ileIs
from DO Slide, Ciesse from do Increase EneSsoh i'o"
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A Call for Action.

| To tie Editor az Inc tribune
Ii is evident from the crowds Which follow him,
taat the appeals Of Mr.. Cough have excited great
Interest, and tits apparent from other circumstances,
That the attention ofa large OF this community
has agOiu been drawn 10 the subject OF temperance.
So far, we'll.
But for the refeclug, jud!cious philanthropst
and he whose heart flows in palpa5le evidences
Of love foI his kind, this, per Sc a not enough and
| Gay unprecedented thinker who is at oil acquainted
win tno M gnitude Of the evil of lDiemperance,
ecca as il i!0p exists, may al glance Ihui mere
excitement will avail little toward permanent re-
| form.
None rejoice more than the wri.er il the efforts Of
Mr. Cough; perhaps, all thiSgs considered, ne is
just the needed, at this crisis when iarguor has
beset The ranks OF temperance men, and the strong
hearts failed and the mighty arms fallen, and the
enemies are renewing their songs OF triumph At
trscsd by his impsssioned manner, his easy fiow
Ing eloquence, or his power of imitation, or his af
eciionGte spirit, thousands go 10 hear; and the
heart moves aud the intellect is charmed and the
inns gin6ton diverted, and the bosom throbs, and all
go away delighted, audit is well.
MIR. Cough daes his part most nobly; and still,
II does and will remain for U.s. the people Of this
great Metropolis, who love our fellow men, who
love good order and so5risty, carry into ctsetre
constant. practice the too much neglected PriHei
| pies OF the Temperance Reformation.
It's not 10 my present purpose TO enter into sy
nopsls OF those principles, and moreover those 10
whom this article principally speaks know them:
simply bat earnestly call upon the old, and al
,ha friends OF Temperance and ordsr, Immediately
10 set about the cork, which ffyJ. 5. Coughs can
not do; Gull meeting in each Ward; get The mind
anc the might there, have a thorough, not wordy,
discussion OF the subject; adopt the best means
form, Socety If best; ct all events have erecE,
tire ttrorknsl Committee, lin connection with other
iabors, 20 so from house 10 house with The Pledge,
and by arguments and kind words win men TO your
side; this work has been orcs commenced and car
red with good success; but, Notwithstanding the
treasure and toll and prayers which have been ex-
psnded, and which are now ing pound out for
The good OF this city, there remaaelb Vet much land
to be possessed. And there is something for each
one 10 do; for erery without respect 10 age SEX
rank, sect or faith Shall il not be done L. E.J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

THE OrERs.-Lucrezia Borgie will be repeat.
ed this cvcniag at the Caera House with beth
Prima Donnss in their respective parts. This
Opera is the most attractive enc that has been
performed this season, as glance at the receipts
will show. This is probably owing not to the
superior excellence Of The Opera itself, but 70 Che
fact that in this one alone we see Borghcse and
Pico in somewhat conspicuous parts. The mu-
sic OF this Opera however. is Of the most pleas
ing character, and has made it very popular
Mad. Pico's song in tic last ect has taken The
town by storm. We should be doing great in
Justice to this establishment in emitting to men,
ton the Orchestra. Indeed, as long as we see
Signor Rapctt in the leaders, scat, we have a
good guaranty Of the capabilities Of those under
his charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
CITY lNrEhLiaEreE,
moSpAY.
UuIted States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Bxrrs.
TIMED lead PIPE


Thomas Ewbaak SIS. Jams x. Waiisr.--Action
20 recover damages alleged Infringement ,nne
n;pc his ,at .-a c'Ged. Il appeared from the ieSti
noy hr siI ty=u1ns nbtuct. pareat 1873 for timing
cad pp- The pipe benz rolled bat closed at The edges In
1883 obtsncd another patent Tor nrnln: pipe alter had
been fully formed.
Fir; That the invention OF Mr.. Ewbank no, new dr
cnyery.
that Substantially the used Tor The timing nl
IRON cnprer long time. that unless the plaintiff
showed that he had invented peculiar and sGd
used IN those operations that he could not recover and e the
jury on the evidence, determine
Second Thnr plaintiff had his patent termed the patent
prncine. what amounted 10 the thing applying
IAN IS, a melted lead produce winch
suited in the coating OF the lend ard tin ard that was not
teniable,
a this point the Court instructed the jay that f that
the far construction n the pnstt The point well taken
Third That the Jury nd ist the patent c ilr. Ewbaas
AIKEN out 49, substantially the NJ the patent o
l and TINT the ory difference difference IN the form OF
the material be timed sheets md the other form O!
pipes that such change not sufficient ground To take on,
The Cnr, charged that such the The patent OF
lS expired US usual IA yeIrs. 1887, and party can
NOT take patent merely By changing the form .! The
particular thing 10 be acted upon.
The also charger! the Jury ut length the testimony
and the rule ot damages in TIE event OF tciE finding fJ
The Jury returned q verdict II favor Of defendant
For plaintiff, Mr.. Staples ard Mr. Sherman fo defendant
Sir. o'Connor and Aiessrs. Benedict and BoaIinun
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New-England EestlyaI.

The 224tn Anniversary of the Landing of the
Pilgrim Fathers of New England on Plymouth
Rock was celebrated yesterday by the New EGG.
land Society of our City with their usual spirit,
Their Grafton was delivered at the Tabernacle in
the afternoon by Hon. GEo P. MARSH of Yer
mont before large and gratifed auditory, and
their Dinner in the evening at the Astor House
was at once feas. of reason not only but of the
palate also. Earlier in the day, tho following
Officers of the Society were chosen for the en-
suing year:
Hon. MOSES II. GRlNNELI. President: THOMAS FEs.
eESprs, Is. Yiee President: SIMEON DRAPER I'd Y9ce
Prcsideat A G. Hazard. 5. F. Tsdale j. a. Underwood
E. S Gould. Paul Bahcock B. p. Pope. ChaS A. Sietscn.
b. w. Bonney. John Thomas. Z. H. Kimball H. P Poet.
Edmund Coffin. Directors,
The Grafton OF Hon. GEORGE p. MARsH, at the
Table nacle, occupied an hour asd half in the
delivery. Tho audience Was large. and highly
grat,iiod with the Grafton. The subject which
Mir. Marsh selected was appropriate TO the cay
Tne Principles OF the Pilgrim tathels--their val
uc, and the necessity OF holding fast BY those
fundamental principles. At one tins New Eng
land was closely tied to Old England, but the
Colony has now become a metropolis But in
fact, not only New.E England, but,h neighboriug
States, are 50 closely ailec, that these Puritan
princip.es-which are Christian principles, and
drawn from the Bible-are equally sympathized
10 by all. An unknown youth, without royal or
noble blood, can survey these Puritan principles $,
and hope 10 be emancipated All material or,
panic bodies contain tie seeds of growth, de-
cav and death, within themselves. All material
things persia; and individuals and States are
liable 10 tie sams laws Greece bas submitted to
The Turk; Rome to the mank; the Simon
rushes over blasted Basdad; and the history OF
Egypt is read in her sepuiehrcs Is here any
propbylaciic which Will preserve modern Anglo
Saxon society--any m!thridate which can act
as a conservative force, or shall nations always
parallel individuals? And is the Anglo Saxon
civilization, as many learned men believe, now
at It's zenith? A free Government is never
the result OF accident; and looking at III Sc
external csuses which Influence nations, we
may specially remark, the soil, the Climate,
and the con6guration Of the surface. We
have Inherited from our Northern ancestors
the disposition which renders home so dear, aud
our climate has confirmed it. The North is fa
vorable to energy, The South Invites men to
amuscmen,s, and household comforts are not
needed. The cold draws men about the FIRE,
abroad the snow falls, the ice seals up the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
r We give on our Fist Page the first of a Sc

give give on our Fist Page the first of a Sc
RES Of brief essays n Political REFORMS, by Z
citizen who he's devoted years 20 the consideration
Of existing abuses and their remedies. He viii
command the attention OF the thoughtful and
patriotic, aud we trus. the habituaily beedess OF
public affairs will for onco give attention. A
these essays will have no bsaring on Party CUES
lions, bat discass abuses OF a general nature.
which are eithe, inherent in our forms Of Govern
,nent or have long been silently encrusiing them
We trust they viii be dispes.;onately considered
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Police Office.

Theft eta Horse and Wncon.-A man nnmed
Andrew Carmichael arrested and committed for stealing
horse and worth so, ony IRON before the door OF
the 4th and 9th Wards Courts III Duanesreet, which was
found his possession Madison street near james 1t was
the property of Benjamin Ward, corner of Lewis and Rvng
ton streets, and the lie committed To answer.
F0Und'tnS .-ihis mornng young woman wsn.
into No Manhattan place with bundle. md asked perms
sion to leave tlera for short time. MIS- Sullivan consented
and the young left. Soon alto nose was heard to
proceed from the bundle and ilrs. = gong 10 found 1t
contained veaby pretty well dressed She carried TO the
Police Office whence sent 10 The Aims House and taken
cnrn nI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

TIE SCIENCE OF MEmoRY.--We find in the
Detroit Free Press the following sensible re.
marks On the system oi Prof. Gouraud, as taught
by enc Of his pupils. If such impressions are
made by the teachings of an intelligent and
capable learner whose acquaintance with the
subject dates but year back, it viii hardly be
DOUBTED that the personal inculcaticns Of the az
thor, who has devoted twenty years to studying
and periecting the science, would secure still
more hearty commentator. Prof. G's complete
expositon Of his system is now in press, and will
DC published in the course Of next month. .
PHaEso- MHEMoTEcHNY.-i'his subject, which
has afforded topics OF conversation and newspaper
paragraphs throughout the Union for Tue last eight
or ten months, is destined 10 Il brighter ana more
enduring career than the epheineral SUBJECTS
.'That strut and iet their hour upon the stage,
And then are heGrd no mole.
From the ec at o. lis introduction to the public in
Naw-York last winter, and, not less, from the viru-
ence and abuse with which the author, Prof Coz
aAUD, was assaiied, we believed that an improve
meui of real practical utility had been made.
That individuals Of some d!scernment can now
and then be d ceived we have frequent demnns'ra-
lion; but when men of experience and standing
classical scholars of high atteinmeuts, and men 81
reputation all around u.s. continue 10 corruborate the
FIRST reports we are forced 10 give credence 10 them
Me NJ, who is now delivering his Second
Con,se in this City Thy the way almost unparalleled
for Scientific Lectures in DetroiLl has been lee
turing for the last eight months in the Western
States, and with great success. He brings with
him most cordial Recommendations from President;
at COLLEGES, Attorneys et Law, nj. DIS, Ed ors o.
Papers, Cergymen ard others, who ANTE III accord
ins to ,his S, stem Triumph the imperiectons
of Memory that has never been atAined.
Mir. M--- has had published mere pamphlet oil
so y-prnied octave PAGES combining nearly
600 frrent questions OF deiai'ions, statistics, &c
the answers 10 single questions involving il
some cases 80 different figures; ali OF which
the compiler will recite in any order required, anc
which he says he has learred BY This system q
Memory, by deroting from half an hour 10 an ioul
10 each page. The card III another column gives
The opinion of gentlemen known throughout the
State. hir. Nj goes irom here to Cleveland, anc
returns West,
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PLUME DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No. 251 Broad
rey.-We dropped in yesterday, and notwihstand-
Ing our previous idea Of the Dsguerreotype, We were
much surprised 10 find 20 what perfection this emf
nent artist has BROUGHT it. There are correctness
aud finish in his portraits which are truly astonish-
ing. Looking through mis- Gallery we found the
fac simiies OF several OF friends and also recog
nized hundred or more faces that we meet coca
sionally in Cur rambes. 1t seems almos; inpozsi-
bic for even stranger in the City to look through
his Gallery without recognizing some of their friends
or acquantances. Dir. p. informs US that he has rs
Gently added to his previous large establishment
more rooms, tina. vii! enable him TO sit seven falai
lies for pictures at the same time. We wish him
the tina, his skill AID unwearied and un!irng
efforts richly deserve.
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To-Day,e Outside,

First Page-LIteury Notices Strengthening Sheep; DR.
Reese and the Common Schools Ole Bulls Violin: Po'ica
Reform Manufacture of Wooens
Last Page.-h Christmas Hymn, by Lonsfeow Leite
from Paris Town of Birkcuhead Town Of Eastman
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NJ per poIicc Omce.

Arrest FIR Breaking jail "A man named VIII
and lei himself and Others of PRISON, tune since.
Lulys Escape --Chrstopher Lilly, who was ar
reste and imprisoned the a of Westcheste county,
tim dgo, for having killed w Mccoy in fight pt HASTINGS
Sunday and $50 reward offered for his apprehension
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