New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
w. F. HAvEMEYER,
JONI TEMPLEroN, Esq.

JouS TEMPLEroN, Esq.
~ Common Sense seems MOTTO have had sui
icent Of the commodity whose name he uses to under
stand the drift what upon the case OF Esther
Gouling We oppose, strongly as we can. MI laws
which make the payment Of money penalty for seduc-
ton and it because this is the only penalty at present
recognized by our lava that we would have them
changed. As the Cods Napoleon, our correspondent
is right but we never heard that Bonaparte was an in
ble guide in matters pertaining 10 The virtue protec-
ton or happiness Of women.
EY" Old Boreas had grand 5lo~-out on Monday
nigh, last and among other m!schevous tricks pros
trated the splendid sign which Dr.. F. Gouraud OF O.
Wslkers,rce, had hung out as banner his outward
wall This sign from its magnitude and beauty attract
ed much attention, and the handwork OF F. A. Nun
den.
g-F@ Wiard's Parcbed. Corn Machine is one OF
the greatest discoveries OF The day and its inventor de-
serves diploma on parchment Such corn is bound to
become popular.
Eg Election is coming on, and We once more un-
furl our broad STANDARD inscribed with the motto Seats
around the Park Fountain aghinst Summer We
appeal to the Thirteen Thousand boys who ask for
skatng pond TO rush the in this interesting
crisis.
AMERICAS ART-USioy.-The annual distribution
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place on Friday evening o'clock the Tabernacle.
We learn tha, the condition and prospects Of this most
valuable Institution highly prosperous The distri.
button will be occasion OF great interesespec!sly 10
those contending for The prizes
~ a large Organ, built for the Presbyterian
Church. Norwich Conn will be publicly exhibited at the
ruanufactory OF Mr. Henry Erben, Centre-stree this
evening at o'clock.
- Rev. Mr. KNOX, Of Washington, D. C. has
accepted the unanimous cali of the Tenth Presbyterian
Church IN 22dsreet this City. He will enter upon his
duties Sunday 4;h January next.
II The cornerstone OF the new Reformed Pro
les,ant Dutch Church laid Monday afternoon at
the corner of Stanton ind Forsyth streets with appro-
pirate ceremonies The Church is under the pastoral
care of Rev. Mr.. Lille.
-" The New York, Capt Cropper for Liverpool
and Zurich Capt. Thompson, foE Hayre sailed yeser-
day The Liverpool Capt Eidridge is the next for Liv'
crpool; she leaves the 22d inst.
- the statement made in paper some days
since that Peter R Young had met with his death BY the
falling of a tree in Hunterdon Co. n j. are happy 10
say is incorrect. The killed was in the employ
men, OF Mr Young. His was Jacob Smith
tS~ The trial OF doneyman progresses very slowly
in the Court OF Sessions At the adjournment last even
ing the testimony for the prosecution was still in esse
| ~ There was not single case al the Police
Office yesterday worth noticing.
- Catharine karr little girl OF years left
alone by its mother lie Chrstopherstree, while she
went out washing burnt death yesterday By its
clothes taking ire
FlRE-A little before O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the barroom ofMr starret with other rooms in the
building 2O9 Duane-street Washington, were con-
siderablyisjured. The wind exceedingly high but
the Department fortunately confined the fire to the ine'
ror the building There several other alarms in
the course the day.
Fatal AccIDESr-Ye yesterday about ia o'clock,
pilot boa. towing yaw, ore OF the hands boy
sbou, II years old, named Richard Richards native OF
Wales attempting to jump from the pilot boat 10 toe
yawl missed his hold and fell into the water, and before
assistance could be rendered ne sank TO rise no more
| EY' Mr. Halsey. who was drawn into the ma
chnery the Sawpt the Navy Yard. was an old man
10 who has 10. many years been employed TO super
intend the Circular Saws he was alive yesterday, ou,
| there great fears that ne cannot recover.
| THEODORE PAnKER-This gentlemen who has
preached IN Boston part OF each Sabbath during the
year Is hear abou: be invited TO settle there
over permanently organized Society. Nearly 5000
sre already subscribed for The frs: year