New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21
gave $40 bill and ON another occasion offered $50.

gave $40 BILL and another occasion offered SO
Capt Fisher also changed several Of them. The al is
resumed this morning.
rT AS countryman with his team OF three
mules with load OF paper. coming 10 town yes
terdsy morning while crossing the meadows near Ser
gen he discovered his load FIRE ana notwithstanding
his utmost exertions the load snd wagon were con
suuled his animals barely escaping This think, will
illustrate the folly OF smoking the IRE com
rluuicsted the pipe with which lie was resa.nS
himself All parties not the losers however as
the mules had inc pleasure OF irotnS back home with
out the load they would otherwise nave been obliged TO
haul-so there is no evil without its good 5.
e. i FREE EPISCOPAL CHURCH has been
opened at Phoenix Hall. 5e2 Broadway, Rev. ALIEN.
CROMWELL. Rector Religious services held three
times on Sunday, with Bible Class Wednesday
evening AS this is The only place OF worship for AEi
Epi.copaans up town, presents strong claims On
the support and sympathy of ChuEchmen
u Messrs. Bangs. Richards Il Plat have book
sale this evening where food for mind will be sold in
lots purch asers the most reasonable terms.
ACCIDENT IN BRoAD-sr.-Aboutl o'clock yester
day large pile of bricks in the of 81 and 50 Broad
St fell AMI buried Irish laborers under them.
great crowd Immediately collected about The spoi and
soon twice as many men could work 20 advantage
were scraInbing sbou, among the rubbish In the course
OF the afternoon four of the eNtricated from
their perous situation fatally although very severe
IL injured One OF the aborers who escaped thinks that
there must have been eight lsborers under the ruins
SUDDEN DEArH.-Rev. George Bourne, who
has for some time been employed connection with the
Christian Inteisencer entered the office yesterday as
usual though feeling rather unwcll and in short time
after taking his seat expired probably IS supposed
OF an affection OF the heart,
ss The Annual Dinner OF the German Hebrew
Benevolent Society given at the Minerva Rooms on
Wednesday evening. There about two hundred
and City gentlemen in attendance
FEMALE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY PRIsoS.-
We learn through the kindness OF Mr. Abraham Bosert
r the keeper that between the 18th OF May and the 10Th
inst 2e09 females have been imprisoned lO6 OF whom
have been the Penitentary TO the State Prison
and 1890 temporarily committed as Migrants ana drunk
ards-rlany OF whom were ordered 10 be imprisoned
i've days for breaches OF decorum Post
BIRD.rALK We said awhile ago. in speaking of
some Mocking. Birds just arrived at Archie Grevess'
something about :heir eyes full OF dreaminess and
their ihroa,s are swelling with the music which the
breath OF Spring will make bursts into Hover" Upon
this the mockins-5rd of the Charleston Macs thus sings
his mocking comment:
We are not very good hands at decypherinS bombast
but seems that the condition OF these poor war
blers is very deporabe. and we would recommend
stimulating eyewash 10 relieve their eyes OF the dreamy
(which we suppose means sleep appearance and that
poultice be applied to the sweings IN the throas
WINTER ROUTE TO ALBASY.-The Albany Gill
zen understands that it is in contemplation to arrange
route from New York 10 that city during the winter sea
son by way of New Haven and Springfield. boat Is to
leave NewYork every evening except Sunday, al or
o'clock and the train is be due at Albany III o'clock
the following morning.