New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18

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for into tue brick WORKS about the boiler hica
has rot oen perfectly coo. phi I'D year ago ms
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inch thick q! The h:cses part and quarter ncA spAcS
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Respectfully yours, JUN " DEAi-a-'
City Items.
- The Twenty-Second Anniversary Meeting OF
the NV YORK BIBLE SOCIETY took place at the Ta5er-
nacle last eveniuc-Rev. Sir. Slosson IN the Chair. 4
very large audience in attendance, many OF whom
lad been drawn hi,her ior the express purpose OF lis
tenng Rev Dr.. TYSG In the oil the evening,
however, note read by the President from Dr. T,
apologzing for his unavoidable absence, which an
nouacernent caused somewhat OF a falling OF Dew Dr.
>AwTELLE delivered some appropriate remarks relating
the business Of the Society the extent OF its influence
&c aud was followed by other speakers whose remarks
pretty much OF the The Report states
thar "a 3j2 Bibles and es,ament have been distributed
during the pas, the number Of
those waich circulated during the previous year
by i7l-being proportiongtc increase or former edI
ions. Funds 10 the amount Of g -! have been col
ectcd within the same interval which have been used
IN forwarding the purposes OF the Society 1t Is com
pu,ed that there 2C6 churches in this City, which
will accommodate 900 persons cach-leav-
in. aggregate Of 10000 who canno: obtain seats DR..
". r BUEI the principal officer elected By the So
ciey for the coming year The remarks OF one OF the
speakers concerning the hard times thought very ap
propr:ac il of them especially there was more
truth than poetry. He said it was hard times with
many people all the year round but especially on occa
sions of similar the present (slludng to the
numbers whom the signal for collection had started
to the door, The meeting adjourned about ! past
o'clock.
SEVENTH DAY BAPTIsTs.-A Church OF this de-
nomination organized in this City on the 9th inst
with appropriate exercises. After Sermon by Ed.
VIM B. Manson the right hand Of fellowship was given
by Ed w B. Gillet Address 10 the Church by Solo
Carpenter Prayer by Ed. Alex. Campbell. 4 mis-
sion has been determined upon By this people to the
Abyssnlans in Eastern Africa, and lis expected the Mis-
sionar!es will depart soon for that country.
There is vcry little gossip of interest Just now.
This is the universal shopping season when the ladies
are laying in their silks and saus for the first dash OF the
fashionable season. which will speedily be upon u.s.
Broadway, Tor the last few days LOOKS as ii an October
prairie had been turned into il in full bloom. There
be perfect mania among the women for gaudy
colors and merctrcious fnery. The fashions are as
changeable as autumn forest dressed for company
and in truth see in the street every thing in profu'
sion but good taste.
EVACUATION DAY.-NVe learn from the Erentng
Pos. that the Officers OF the First Division of Artillery
have decided by majority of three not to parade on the
approaching 25th Of November the Anniversary OF Sir
Guy Cartoons evacuation OF Newiork. Gen. Storms
however will parade with his brigade, usual and we
presume that the day will be generally observed By our
citizens.
IL Yesterday the segar store belonging to Thorn
Silvia Jr. the Of Eighth.nvcnue and Jane
street, took fire and was entirely destroyed.
THE STEAMBOAT LASDISGs.--It appears that the
Mayor has at length taken the subject OF the Cab nu
sance a, our Steamboat Landing in hand and will we
have Little doubt effect radical Of his innlerabl'
infection We only wish he had undertaken it long ago
- The Secretary of State TO whom Dr. Reese
late Superintendent of County Schools appealed to set
aside the decision Of the Board OF Supervisors of this
County has dismissed the appeal the ground that the
law stands present coners authority upon him
in the premises
u A lad living at 2l3 Broadway was run over
by Railroad Sunday and had his leg completely
severed from his body He was taken to the Hospital
where he died yesterday morning
- Our chronological apparatus must be out Of
kier Q. we never should have announced Tempetons
concert night when actually does take place
till next Monday. Those who went the Tabernacle
last evening however. were wei e!lltfIalEcu-
- We are glad 10 learn that John B. Cough has
recovered from his recent Illness.
~ The steamer Gaireston, which left here last
Tuesday noon reached Charleston on Thursday even
ing-having made the run in about - hours. She S
good un TO GO
- CHARLES F. HOFFMAN,. Esq. is about 10
sume the Edito.ship of and expensive Weekly
Journal of Literature and Criticism which will be pub
-bntsp TIg
new paper is to be called the Excelsior This looks in
deed like healthy move.
IL On Sunday evening Mr.. VIA. 5. Corwin, of
No 1872 Grecn.st.cc was knocked down and beaten with
stone or slug shot by man named Francis Bixty 1t
that Bixby walking along iIes,ersrcet with
female when for some cause or other he turned round
and beat Mr Corwin He lies in very dangerous con
dit;on, not having spoken since ne knocked down
Francis xty has been arrested and held TO bail to await
the result
- The Society of Agriculture and Horticulture
ofWeatchester County hold their next meeting on We'd
nesday tomorrow at l. o'clock, NJ at The Cou! House
in Bedford An Address may be expected and some in
,cresiing business connected with the Society.
~ The NEw-YoRK FARMERS CLUE of the
American Institute meet This Evening.
ARREST OF OLE BULL.-The Philadelphia Ga
gives the circumstances which led 10 the late arrest
OF Ole Bull. The Editor says:
- ! contract was made by On agent OF Ole Bull, with
Mr.. VIM. T. Burton OF this City, for Ole Bull TO play four
nights the Arch-sirect Theatre Mr.: Burton agreed
upon MS part TO furnish full and complete orchestra to
accompany Ole Bull.
Ole Bull came TO this City from Boston to full! the
engagement; bringing with him Sig La Mamma to con:
duet the orchestra. Upon his arrival MI Burton found
he could procure the orchestra, hey being other
wise ergaged.) and wished him 10 play with piano &C
compartment, which he refused do He thereby was
considerable expense in coming 10 this City fully pre-
pared fulfil contract Thus the matter stood ioF
more thana year until few days ago IN a-iimore MI
Burton hsd MIN arrested just he was leaving MS hotel
Tor the purpose OF performing al MS concert
Mr. BRADBURY has been obliged 10 suspend
for few days his instructions in Music to his various
classes and private pupils on account OF temporary oss
OF voice caused by undue exert:on He IS on short
Southern tour which he confidently hopes will restore
him his usual strength and health. Severa teachers
having kindly and promptly offered ther aic the most OF
his classes VIII receive instruction during MS absence
r The Board of Aldermen met last night and
disposed Of few weshty in addition to thei-
supper which rather indigesble j. Ackerulan. OF