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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
Court OF Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen SEAMAN and DRAKE
MATHEW e. PATERSON. Ese. Dutrct ATTY.


MATHEW Z. PATERSON. ESQ. Dntrict Any.
DisOrderly Rousc-Julia Smith was tried for
keeping dsoiery house No a pe street the resort OF
disturbed by the noises proceeding hererom The jury ound
her guilty md she was sentenced 10 oe lnprsoheu vi ue SS
Prison for = months.
Sentencc.-Joshua York, convicted Yesterday Of
ap assault on Theophus Il Ovci OF sol Division street. was
sentenced TO pay fine Of 500.
Trial for Ri0i and assault and Battery.-Jobn
smith Wilsm H. smith and Jane, Flynn: %gleaded With
John Egan Thomas Mccoy, George NJ smith W i'am eng
bs I a c ams oo were soe Of the cor Of @
and the al avenue on the 9Th April last. the evening OF the
Spring election Mr. Savage L. Bishop dep9sed substantially:
tina: the accused and many Others assembled on The evening"
previous near his bakery OF ith street ma ~ avenue
aud to break ms winch he preyeneI nat saey
thea Went ,s b o 9S3s %SSs I9 tn Se
&c being then 10 o'clock al night That on NE nght OF the
and coming his bakery with stones bIlcsoats and clubs a
tackled his doors and windows which they broke 70 pe e
grocery and house swearing 10 kill him. That they attacked
his premises with stones and brcStat and beat Jape, WIN
nearly lead-teang his s Oft, which completely cover
ed with blood and he long tine IN avery cIea sIs
They also chased Savage L. Bishop and threatened 10 XVI num-
He for his lite, they said they had killed one ana tney
would kill another Mr. Bishop deposed that they had eeig5
threatened him with dtsricton account oil his bo,ne
principles. and that there we've more than ~ ann near @
rse stones was brought into which they had
thrown at the premises of witness and h bIoihet s
Isabe In Bishop, Luther Iibbct William Hoey. and othe!
reside in the ncghbohoOd, wen. sworn rs itnesse st
whom testified similar facts sworn to BY the mist WIZ
ness aud 10 the Outrage 2erpeined Almost all the witness
however, were unable which OF the accused had clu3s
aud threw stones point out the particular acs % eac
prisoner they stated however, that most oil the rioters nau
aud stones and that all agpcl,ed p participate IN ae
ouirnge throwing stones, sc Some sa the olers IN iey
ran cree out nnt down the natives or
wors 10 that effect Several however, identified Us hay
ing stones and clubs Some supposed Bishop To be dead whe
he lett by the rioters.
Dr. Rawson testified the very character OF the cus
and wounds of James shop-hs head beng badly cut IN
several places Witness attended him than two weeks
| The Cour adjourned to Friday. II O'Clock.
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s.sps's sARsAp.RILLs-The following certificate Will be
md viii, r,e1c.i hy oil afflicted in simiIar


s ORLEANS. Mass, Nov. %, 1874.
MgssRs SASps.-Wnh feelings OF The mos; lively ETat-
,uie wish express to you and through you to the world
an account unexpected and almost despaifed oil feco
cry By Of your Snapanln f9r the past tco years
,yrs afflicted the liver conuant dyspepsia md disease
Of pne and have suffered 5cy9nd the power Of LANGUAGE
10 describe Pbyscans prescribed "a VAN. and The remedies
used seemed only increase sferiags In si3 was Ut
lacked with erySpelas. which reduced ms very low; n
passed of. ulcers Of the most painful description came 9I on
nv face and neck lost the entire use c! my ns anu fe
was literally by night BY day In his lre
situation heard OF your Sasapars, and what bad done
l Others simlny afflicted with my self purchased one bot
tie and found Immediate relief by - then used h'e
more and entirely relieved Ny feelings suck as can
siescnbe scarcely know myself grent The change
nm Ike new creature. This muc feel Il privilege I" cs-
tify to- BIZ present health due under God your instrument
tally aud may the Providence TINT directed me 20 your
aud make you the happy nstrueG OF bessf= Others as DIS
ease,i and dspariny Your grnteful TREND
ESTHER +. PEARCR. wife of uriah l.. Penrce)
Commonwealth of MaSs BarDstbc s. Nov. "a ls3, we
certify that foregoing the statement OF 5 Peatce and
we are confident that every word IS ,rne.
IoHS RRiNsIcK Justice OF tho Peace.
SAMUEL ELDRIpGE, Justice Of the Peace
JAMES BIcKsELL, Munster OF the Gospel
For farther particular, and conclusive evidence o. us u
or value and efficacy, pamphlets which may be caianed
OF the prUprietnB and their agents grats n
Prepared and sold wholesale aad retail ey 4 b. Si X
Sold also a, sI3 Broadway EAst Broadway. and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States.
Prce 81 per bottle Sir bottles Tor IS.
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Wing Meeting In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Henry Clay
The Wings of Philadelphia held sPlri'so anu

enthusiastic meeting on Wednesday evening" o.
the call OF the National Clay Club, Tor Inc pun
pose OF giving expression 10 the feelings eh'e'-
tanned for Henry Clay, and of devlslng means 10
io;o their brother Wings Of the State, aaa oil 'ne
United States, in the good work OF man'esl'hg
their regard by proper testimonial. Hon JOHN
SERGEANT presided, and on taking the char mace
a mos. eloquent and thrilling speech. His euo-
giun1 OF Henry Clay and his testimony as TO his
underwriting, unsbTinkirg. and answering course
elected most enthusiastic bursts OF applause
The WHY'S, he said, had carried him to an ele-
walton to which no man save Washington ever
attained, by the largeness of the vote and The
unenimity of mind evidenced by every one who
cast his vote for him.
A capital series of resolutions, prefaccd by an
eloquent preamble, was presented BY CHARLES
GIBBONS, Esq. and adopted. They provided for
The appointment of seven Trustees to take charge
of a fund to be hereafter collected, for the pur-
pose of erecting tribute OF respect and affection
to NJ, CLAY, and TO appropriate it in such man
ncr as IN their judgment may best effect the OBJ
lect Of the donors; the said Trustees beng eu-
thorised to concur and cooperate with citizens
appointed for like purposes in other parts of the
State, and of the United States and Territories.
Mr.. Gibbons supported the resolutions in an
eloquent speech.
JOSEPH R. CHANDLER spoke at considerable
length, and in conclusion stated that the defeat
OF Mr.. CLAY was the crowning measure of his
fame-it showed him great and good man,
above dependency unless for his country; hav-
ing no thought for self, but only for the nation /;
calm and dignifed under defeat-as his recent
reply to the electors of Kentucky showed him
he was what no term of eulogy could strengthen
he was still HENRY CLAY His opponent had
risen-he was man who could nerer fall!
The following named gentlemen were elected
Trustees David S. Brown, Henry White, Chs.
Gbbo1s, VIM. Reynolds, Adm, J. Lewis Chs
w. Churchman, John E. Keen.
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CONTENTS oFTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK

l. PoETRy.-A Prophecy, By Mara w. Chapman Truth
and Freedom. by w. D. Gallagher.
ii. EprosIAL.-M Shannons Finale: Gratitude 10 Eeay
Clay; The Frauds BY which Polk was ees.ed Phi
lspthropy and Politics, Vilainy in High Places; An
other Compromise, &c.
III. PoLIrIcAL.-Oficial Election Returns from Missouri
Ohio, New-York and Mississippi: Wings. Stand to
your Colsrs Gov. Seward and the Liberty Party
iaklinss of the Future: South Carolina, &c sc.
w. Proceeding by the Reporter OF the
Tnbuns: From Santa F6 From Mexico and Texas
From our Paris Correspondent. SC.
" observation-disclosures View Of New. York from
Tuni,y Church Political Reform Monument to Go
ethe: All Hallews Eve in Wales; The Mexican Man
ifesto against the Annexation Of Texas Discussion or
Slavery, sc.
VI COMMERCIAL INrELLloENcE.-stocksM Money. Produce
Single Copies put up in Wrappers for the Mails can be OBJ
tanned at the desk. Price Ga cents.
03- TEays-s2 per year single copies Ga cents Ali'uo.
scriptons payable infe1ibly in advance. Address
GREELEY k McELRATH. 100 Nas.au-street
Tribune Buildings. opposite the Park
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e DR.. EuEN OF Ulster County, formerly drug
gist of this City, will lecture Medical Quackery
and Temperance this evening at Croton Hall. We
greatly desire that there should be large audience
for these reasons: DR.. Z. is an able, original and
experienced Lecturer who will instruct and crafty
his hearers; he is entirely blind, by recent de-
plorable dispensaon, and greatly needs the pittance
which shilling from each nearer would give him
and he has done the public good service as an adj
vocale of Temperance and ioe 10 Quackcry. Do a
good deed which will be rewarded III tire doing, by
going 10 his Lecture 10 night,
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-The subscribers offer the fol
lowing the attention of those about making presents for the
approaching Holidays Their stock consists of articles Of
utility among which purchasers will find much that will be
more acceptable certain class than the many te nonen
titles dispensed on such occasions, viz:
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES
of the subscribers manufacture and will be found on
animation surpass many respects the imported They
are finished the tasteful manner some being richly s
and embossed and contain all that necessary for the toilet
Of the most fastidcus.
FINE CUTLERY.
This assortment celebrated for being the most extensive and
varied IN the Cty- embraces all the different styles Of Con
rre,, President Wharueclie. Norfolk. Sporting, Pencil
and Office Knives of Joseph Rodges Sons, Wostenholms
&C. Manufacturers: Nalhes, Boos-hsoss, Button.hook
Scissors, &c.
RAZORS
Jc,eoh Rodgers s. Sons Wade s. Butchers, Elliots, &c
from, plain finish 70 the richly mounted cases. and
carefully selected Purchasers have this proviso, If wished the
Rnzors will be exchanged after weeks trial, tbe money
returned.
PERFUMERY.
The most choice Of Guerans, Lubns Prevoss Extracts
with full assortment of fancy Peumery in boxes. suitable
for presents Brushes OF every DESCRIPTION Fancy Soaps and
ever article for the toilet of the first quality.
RAZOR STRoPS
ofthe mositbeautifu finish manufactured expressly for CON-
petition nj, late Fair Of the American Institute. and for
which the prsum of that Institution awarded combin
ing the metallic tablet It's cleanliness and utility. makes 1t
very desirable appendase to u genilemnn's toilet.
d06, G. SAUNDERS & Son, l& Broadway.
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Court OF common Pleas.
Before Judge nALT.

Elisabeth Dreamer, admr. hte VIM. w. Crea-
er W. Richard Confederation OF Toyer to recover the
amount OF noto gwen by deceased N his life tine 10 deisad
cnt for The purpose meeting another and which note he
wicns;uy retained, &C. Veriict Tor plaintiff. sso e.
James Speimda vs. Jacob Se1boiI-The plaintiff
sues for t.espass and assault md battery Plaintiff occupied
land between I'D and 9th and 81 and ih avenues.
ana charged the defendant with having. the h August.
ls broken his fence By which horses and cattle were
let in and his crop OF corn, sc. destroyed abo violently
,ezng hold of plaintiff when cndeayong prevent hum COM
hitting sspass For defence stated that deisndan,
bad hired the property from the landlord and SeepHn refused
forenoon
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SALE OF FINE PAINTINGS THIS MoRNING.-The
remaining half of the catalogue Of the choice col
lection OF European Paintings in the Granite Build
ing. entrance in Chambersstreef, will be sold this
morning. These beautiful Pictures have excited a
good deal of attention during the week past We
can hardly conceive Of more appropriate ornaments
for the parlor than these fine specimens Of art.
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~ CoSrrSrnp E,oIrrsH,Cr nj the American NnSenin,
c H,dic Fnnny the OrEn. Ouang. holds her dny eyees.
tn The delsh, dense THRONES gh,re uccr theme TOR
though, wonder Than ts specimen OF t rare genius
rssemblins the human formation well
and lover fhe mavsIon. shond fail To behold ~ n the
too richly worth visit beng the splendid Lecture
Room IN the city, and presents entertainment Go to-
,s,bt
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ps- DenIistry.-A CARD.--Weth the undersigned. nav
Ing had numerous opportunities oft1amnns sci, Oh 10
Teeth as made and adapted TO tho mouth oy Dr. ~
EFT, Dentist of this city. corner nf bfoadwsy ahu
street. and being fully satisfied thai ne IS an expert l
Nc :. da;, and ayoct adjustment of both whole
aD's ~, -, the snm, upon IN, original and ingenious
anu ~ him of the philosophical principles OF
do therefore in consideration sfduy TO
the artist and to the public. chee'aH scone'a '.
to the patronage of our citizens.
New.Yors Novetnb'r, ls4L ,o,r
JOHN NELSON. NJ d.
p. s. TOWNSEND, NJ D.
H. MCLEAN, NJ d.
The original can be seen c, Mr. Leyetts Office. 90 Boz.
v,v. oornsr of Wsren sueei. (2d7.) o.
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The DAILY TRIBUNE !, served at an early hour In any
par of this CITY Brooklyn. CENTS per week
bic 10 the Garner those who prefer IT, at the rate
for sig months o. year. payable ct the office in advance
Person, wishing to be served viii please sond their
through the Pos, Office otherwise.
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IcHIBoE.-This Guauo island is not claimed by
the British Government, and the British Admiral at
Cape Town says the subjects OF Great Britain have
no exclusive privileges there.
" The Detroit Daily Advertiser speaks of the
election Of Gov Cass to The U. S. Senate as set
tod thinp
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Court Caiendnr-Tnis day.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 25, 5, 3s, 80, III, ll3,
us SO. 70 d. s. 43, Z co. 80 so, AS 10, So 60, "a,
30. l8, ITO, a. 80, So 70, 1Oi, SO, a. 80, 81, 3D.
&C. 81 49,
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sro-Dau,s Outsida,

FIRST Pase.-Kudness 10 Crminas-Pnson Association
by Mrs Child Territory of Oregon Report ofthe Command.
ng General Of the Amy Anti.Savery Kentucky News
Items.
Last Page For Behold the Kingdom Of God is within
You-n Poem A Northern Woman in Southern Jail Prac-
teal Non RESISTANCE News Items: Commercial and Money
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Cc5- GouRArDs ITALIAN Soar is the most extraordinary
remedy rthe failing cure OF pmpe hlolches
chau oughness discslonton, other injury IN me sEn
nven;Sd Beware Of sgtrIng pSe5oai eouael 11
eIse he tcto take no o,r Goutauc soap Is to &c mad 10
NegYok only the original efOt, 81 Walker street nIs
store FROM Broadway 30 cents cake. Al Boston, NO.
AlIlk street.
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o,rIn General Committee of Democratic
WING You"g Men OF the City and County

Re.olred Gas the opinion Of this Committee That in order
that Democratic Whs Party OF ihs County mfy ePose
the fls confidence the and recommendations oi ti
General COMMITTEE gentleman should be selected as men,
hcr of The General or Ward Countee who TO any
other noIn body or association whatever and that should
INV restemnn ho may selected afterwards attach him.
sell any other political association ne soud Vaca s sea-
as such representative. ,.-, ,,.,,.,, >, cl;
G T5ns y I h; IAxLok' Secretaries do
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Old ConIecsicut,

The Wings of Connecticut held their State
Nominating Convention at Hartford on Wednes
day the 18th inst. PHlLo Parrot Merdsn was
temporarily called to the Chair, with NELSON l..
WAIrE of Danbury as Secretary. SAMUEL c..
SELDOM of Lyme was selected as President, with
eight Vice Presidents and three Secretaries. A
Committee of three from each Senate District
was then selected to nominate State Ticket,
who in tho evening session reported the follow.
ing, being the officers chosen last Spring, viz:
FIR Goreraor. ROGER s. BALDWIN, New Haven.
- Lieut.. Goo. RrrBEN BooTH, Danbury.
90 Secretary .. DANIEL Y. TYLER. Brooklyn.
- Treasurer JOSEPH B. GILBERT, Hartford.
Comptroller. aBlJAH CARRINGroS, Milford.
Which Ticket was unanimously accepted and
confirmed by the Convention.
The Prize Banner to the Town which in the
Presidential Election of IA should show the
best Wing gain on The vote of 1910 was awarded
TO WATERBURY,. Her most formidable competitor
was Hampton, the home of ex Gov. Cleveland
The Convention was full, resolute, and enthusi.
as,ic. Ex.Gov. ELLSWORTH was speaking when
The Hartford Journal went to press.
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.,nert Gs,,atin on Annexation by Joint
Resolution.

The following opinion of the venerable AL
prsr eAL1A7ly on the Constitutionality OF An
pe1iag Texas to this Country by a JON, kes"-
luton OF Congress, as proposed by MessFs-
MepuA;e and c. J. Ingersoll, can hardly iall TO
command respectful attention Those who
know what were his Politics through bis long
end honorable public life will hardly question his
right to tn respect of whoever claim to be Demo
Gratis: yo,.,,v r,.r,,xo
g.. have taken the liberty send you eooy oil
~ str written ior the Evening Post on NJ McDnie re-
sniuon in which endeavor . prove Il @ o
y dn me tha look II over. ana 70 give i
oonio on The question: Your long experience IN peoe NJ
md ,naie knowledge of the men and opinions VI Jul
e. rs so:t OF claim TO advise us wneh we
th:nk he Constitution asstliea.
y5ur mot nbedient servant.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
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NAvAL-The U. S. ship Jamestown at the Cos
port Navy Yard is almost ready for sea. Commo-
dore Skinner will 20 out in her, TO take charge OF
the squadron on the coast of Africa, with Comman-
der Robert B. Cunning ham. The jamestown has
LIGHT upper deck, 80 that the Commodore's cabin
comes on the gun deck. The principal part of her
water is contained in % large iron tanks, Access
sble frcm The berth deck, although they ere slowed
in the main hold. She has stationary engine on
deck. This ship presents u bearing OF l00 superb
cia feet more than any other of the new sioops be-
ing built. The new U. 5. sloop OF war Portsmouth,
Commander Montgomery, from Portsmouth, ~ H.,
arrived here Yesterday afternoon, and anchored of
the Naval Hospital [NoIiJlk Beacon, Tuesday.
NEw-YoRK AND MoNTREAL-Thc new steamer
Frercis Satus is expected TO run from Whitehall 10
ST Johns in eight houra The time now consumed
in this passage is about l. hours. Here then will be
q saving of ieur hours. II The Whitehall and Sara
toga Railway were completed, another saving OF Sc
ven hoIrs would be effected; making total saving
of III hours between Troy or New DIRK and Nlon-
treal. This consideration should Induce the New
York Capitalists TO turn their attention TO the con-
s,ruc ton OF Inc Whitehall and Saratoga Railway,
charter for which has already been obtained, and
which, when completed, could not fail, with proper
management and the adoption OF low tares, 10 ENJOY
monopoly Of the travel from Montreal, Burlington,
Plarssurgh Whitehall, &c. &c 10 Troy, Albany,
Nsw-York and Boston. Troy Wing.
Allen, formerly Member of Congress from Yer
mont, ard Minister 10 Chilli died al his residence in
Burlington on Wednesday morning, aged % years:
MIR Alien was the SOD, we believe, OF the celebrated
Ethan Allen, and was one Of the most distinguished
men of Vermont.
maryland HISTORICAL SocETY.-At late
meeting the President laid before this Society do
cumeni of much historical interest, viz: the Private
Journal Of the late Charles Carroll of CarrslitoD,
Kept daring his mission TO Canada in 10, as Joint
Commissioner of Congress, with DR.. Franklin and
Chiet Justice Crane.
The STEAM BARK EDlrH.-This is the name OF
new vessel, built at East Boston by Mr.. Hall,
under the superintendent of thar entcrprisug
chant, Bennett Forbes. She is said TO be the most
complete vessel of the kind ever built. Ii will
come round 10 this CRY en- an experimental rrip.
SANDWICH ISLANDS The report that the Wallis
and other islands had been taken under the proec-
ton of the Kirg Of the French, is confirmed, by an
official uote published in rbe Boston papers, from
the Polyuesian, The deails Of IN, arrival of His
Poynesan Majesty at Honolulu, given.
SERIOUS AccIpESr.-On Wednesday evening
James B. Clark and a young lady of Elizabeshtosn,
New Jersey, N. j, were thrown from q wagon and
seriously injured.
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NJ BxALs HAIR RESTORATIVE, warranted % make hair
., t1, m ,nd nnees and prryr4t har from falling out .
Fonnd al Beas Agency 81 Walker sirce ld store FkoA
Broadway.
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from Pennsylvania, recently sent the folio Wig
Toast to Loco. Foco Notification in Pittsburgh :
the lection OF james K Polk from beng overwhelmed by The
Immense capital which would have Ia,hed into them oI r.;
have nullIfed any protection short OF prohibition
| OF course, the Carpenters, Bricklayers, Ma
sons, Machinsts, sc. &c. assembled at the din
ner. received this toast with screams Of exulta-
ton and hurrahs for Polk and Buchanan No
more Factories, FORCES, Furnaces, sc. to be
built-thc triumph Of Polk has protected , those
now in operation from any new home competi-
ton. But the wives and children of these same
mechanics and artisans, being at home and So
Der, might possibly take different view of the
matter. they might reflect, This sort of Pro-
lection may or may not answer Tor the fac'o-
ries and FORCES, bus how will it do for us? We
nave necessities as we'll IS others
The reader will bear in mind that Senator
Buchanan avows and glories in the fact that 1t is
the election of Polk which has arrested the rush.
,ng' of immense capital into the establishment
of new and the extension and improvement Of
existing Home Manufactures. Yet the working
man waose employment is cut off by this very
effect will be told by the hrst grog-shop dema-
gogue he meets that he has been discharged by
MS Wing employer solely on account of his poll
Tics that his work is stopped only from spite,
or a determination to crush him Thus is the
public mind poisoned by the blacklist and NEST
wanton falsehSod.
The po2r slang of Buchanan about an expan-
sion of the Currency as necessary result cf e
Whig triumph would disgrace any ether Senator.
A sudden and mischievious expansion of the
Currency has several times resulted from Loco
Foco ascendency-not once from the action of
the Wings The Currency OF the Nation has
rcver been SO steady, nor in the average so re.
stricted in volume, as under the guidance of our
two National Banks. after the last was We
toed, the Currency expanded three times as
much in the next four years as it had done in
the preceding fourteen But who expects such
demagogue to pay any regard to the truth
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The STEAMBOAT KNIcKERBocKER.-We copied
from the Albany american Citizen statement that
this admirable and popular boat had cleared some
$4,000 the past season. OF course, this is absurd,
as every business man has concluded. The entire
receipts of the Knickerbocker thus far, since she
began TO rum have fallen short Of $4,000. She has
done fair business, we IRE happy to hear, but
such dividends as The original story would imply
are generally made nowhere else than in the news
papers.
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Ey The OPERA was not as fully attended last
night as usual, owing, probably, TO the attractive
Concert al the Tabernacle. The Musc, however,
was excellent,
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n The CONCERT for the benef, Of the ST.
Georges Society at the Tabernacle last night was
attended by brilliant audience. The performances
generally gave great satisfaction. Ole Bull was
received with immense Enthusiasm, and hi. Carni.
val OF Venice was rapturously encored.