New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17


r-;,,r On me completion OF the new church Rev. Drs
Bsrrien che RECTOR Wainwright and Higbee assist
ants now perform the regular ministra,ons Of the two
chapels Mr. Southland is OF course, one OF the high
church connection and distinguished himself greatly, at
the recent Convention in this City in his elegant reply
TO Dr. Tying and Mr. Ketchum He is one OF the young
est presbyers orders the Diocese and the son of
the late larneHted senator of NewJersey whose name
Samuel l. Southard-so distinguished in the political
history OF this country for many years bsck-he wor-
,hily bears.
~ The NEwYoRK BIBEE SOCIETY holds It's
,weny.second Anniversary this evening al hafpast in
the Broadway Tabernacle. Addresses are expected
from Rev. Drs. TING, ADAMS and sAwLETTE
e The Standing Committee Of the Episcopal
Diocese OF NeyvYork nave published official notice
that Rev. Bishop McCoskry may De expected in this City
at the later end OF this month when he Will perform tie
Episcopal Offices within The Diocese
| Es@ Mr.. TEMrLEroS, whose delightful concerts
freshly keep their place in the memory despite the bril-
liant temptations forget all but the present we are
daily offered gives Couce-; IN New-fork pre-
vous his departure for the South. This concert is 10
take place Tonigh, the Tabernacle and we presume
tina, house, large il will be densey crowded as
was the Opera House his first visit;
e The Philharmonic Society gives concert
at the Apollo on the I'D lnst-,he night alter the per-
fornsnce OF Samson E, the Tabernacle by the Sacred
Music Society.
ty The Alhamra, in lis winter gear, is as at
irsc,iye waterfall with its fros,work. For the pre-
week Mr. Caldwell has engaged that most bewitch
ing of witches Miss Mary Clair and " Philippe the
celebrated French Magician The AMdmra is of the
pleasantest ana most attractive places in the City.
II We are requested TO say that the day boats
Troy and Niagara will no; be Withdrawn week as
reported in paper Saturday the authority of the
| Albany Atlas
| e We understand that Gen. LESLIE CONES of
Lexington, KY. is in NewYork professional business
! and will remain few days at the .fstor House.
SMALL POTATO CRITIcrsM-The Sunday Ner-
curry Gays BY the way, help noticing, for
wha, it is worth curious exemplifcatou OF the per
version OF the daily press. The Journal Of Commerce
puts all tine shows that exhibited the Tsber
nace the Herald all that take the big posters from
job cee while the Courier testify refuses to crit
any of the great small that patronize the
opposition shops If this is the smallest s email pc
tatocs all round, are mistakcn-that s all"
We have received from Mr.. Lacy the Lbretto
of the English version of Donizctis Lucia di Lammer
muir The opera is to be played for the first time to.
night.
rzy9 The new Marscillcs packet ship Arcole was
launched on Saturday from the ship-yard of Messrs
Westervelt & Msckay, builders OF the Prince .ibert
Prince dc JOiure and others The frcolc is be com
manded by Capt n. w Eveleich. Her measurement is
700 tons burhen and will carry 100 bales of cotton3O
feet BEAM 20 feet deep 40 feet deck The forecase
is deck also the cabin which will be furnished in
the most elegant and costly possible with state
rooms for e passengers each containing sofa and all
the recent Improvements for the comfort and
fence of passengers On her head is full length figure
of Napoleon bearing in his hand the French standard.
which is intended represent his passage the
bridge of Arcole celebrated the of battle be-
tween the French Austrians on 18th OF Novcm
Der 1886
Ey1 We learn that one of the sons Of the late
Daniel D. Tompkins is about nsuting proceedings for
the portion OF his fathers real estate
on Staten Isiand purchased by Caleb T. Ward This is
piece oil ground OF immense value, embracing about
two hundred and fifty acres including large portion of
the village OF Tompkinsvile, and also the ground
which the Episcopal and Methodist churches stand and
on which many beautiful and expensive country seats
are built.
II We see that great improvements are going
the lower part OF Broadway. Can't that Fountain
be 'anelioratcd some how
- Mr.. Bryant is expected to return from his
European tour in the of the present month.
~ Mrs. Maverick of s. Liberty street, an old
lady nearly ninety and widow Of a revolutionary soldier
run over Saturday evening and badly if not ia.
tally injured. She standing the sidewalk in
Greenwich street her way 10 market waiting for
pass coming down Cortland street. As it APP
preached however the driver suddenly rcncd up the
walk, the thi striking Mrs. Maverick the head. She
then fell and the passed her, crushing and
bruisng her dreadtuy. The brutal drove on,
not even turning round the injury he had done
and Mrs NJ taken up and removed to drugstore
and thence home, where she lies in precarious
situation.
i-SS' On Saturday evening Mr. Lalor, of the indie
pendent Police, caused the arrest Of James Mcdonald,
formerly clerk in the employ OF Mr. Warnock the nat
ter for purloning from him different times about $3.50.
Mcdonald has in part confessed his guilt and property
has been recovered purchased with tina money
~ The Court OF Sessions was occupied on Fri
day and Saturday in trying Mike Walsh for libel. The
Jury could agree.
THE FREE BANKING LAw.-Thc argument OF the
in the Court for the Correction OF Errors involv
ing directly the Constitutonaity Of the Free Banking
law. is to be heard on Tuesday next.
Es II the n. Y. Express will but look at The
Tribune of Monday third editorial column and third
paragraph it can hardly fail TO that it is grossly
mistaken in its laundering supposition that we had
any thought OF it when We said in treating of The
Result in Delaware County,
e The only two newspapers ONhs and Loco.Foco)
printed in The County We'd with each other in denounc
ing and heaping rcproach the party The Wing
Express openly repudated the District nomination of
Mr. Van Schoenhoven Senator and virtually accused
him OF being the candidate of assassins.'
The n. Y. Express does not deserve so mild re-
bukc this for its brutal paragraph of Saturday,
but It's own reflections if it have any sense Of decen
cy remaining, must work its sufficient punishment
tg The Vermont PhGnir (Brattleboro') contra
diets the statement of Montpelier correspondent
that three OF the five judges who compose the Su-
prcmc Court Of that State are Loco Focos. That
Court appears to consist of Judges Royce and Ben
nett, Wings, Redfeld and Kellogg, Locos, and Chief
Justice Williams, Birncytc. Considering that this
Court is annually elected by the Legislature, which
is Wing we think the liberality displayed in elect
ing and re-elecing political opponents often over
h have