New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
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public and friends OF the Church invited TO attend
! e The FESTIVAL closing the FAIR OF the FIRST
Free Congregation Church IN Chrystestreet between
RyiHgton and Delaney VIII take place this evening ana
beautiful tables decked By fair hands, will be sraeed oy
the attendance of those who devised and have carried
through This Fair with and spirit There will De
Addresses from several Cergymep, Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, &c. &c. The house will OF course be
filed
e new E piscopal Church under the Pastoral
care OF Rev John Grsg have engaged the large in
the Lyceuin No. 563 Broadway, few doors South OF
Prnce.stree, where Divine Service will be regularly
performed every Sunday morning and evening a: the
usual hours. Seats free.
The BALL or The You've GUARD, in honor OF
the Whig Champion HENRY CLAY and in recognition Of
his noble services the Country and the Whs Cause
will take place on Tuesday evening 23i inst. being the
hiryfrs, anniversary OF the Signing of the Treaty OF
Gheut which restored Country Peace which has
since remained unbroken, BY petty collisions with
Indian tribes The friends Of National Peace no less
than The friends OF Henry Clay and the Wing Cause will
rejoice to celebrate which gave repose 10 our
bleeding country and added new laurel the brows Of
her robles, living SON. The Ball will take place at the
new Coliseum. Broadwsy-internRlly beautiful and
spacious es.ablshmen-he price Of tickets is very mo-
derae go and the Young Wings who attend any Balls
will be there When New.Hampshire revo.s at Texas
and Georgia rspudia,es LocoFocolsm it is not so hard
to dance a. at this time last year(See Card in Adyer
,isng Counns)
Ey The venerable High Constable Hays is ra-
pid!y convaescent and yesterday morning walked out
PHoyoGRAPHY-We understand that Mr.. HAIR
DISGE, who las been ectu,ng on Photography at the
Esst recently with great has arrived in our City
aad published Manual of his system which seems to
be very concse and simple that it may be easily COM
pretended. We Tn ierstand also that Mr. H. will give
au exhibition OF his skill in this rapid style Of writing on
some future time at Clinton Hail. and recommend all
who take interest in the matter to so and hear him
EET The Oratorio of ST Paul was well performed
| last night and sorry TO that by
large audience present the occasion ought to
have called out. There certainly never has been any
better chorus singing in the City than heard last
night But the rage for isolated exhibitions of extraor
d:nary talent, great just now that nothing will draw
that ia not prsluied with dourishing celebrity
The solo parts did not as general remark, embrace
great of talent and rather fell below public
pectatsn. Mrs Mott was detained in Boston and her
part sung by Miss Watson.
ACCIDENT TO THE NARRAGASsETr.-As this
steamer passing Hegate her way to Providence
Wednesday evening she collapsed her ue burst her
passengers for time and greatly frightened
of course; but we learn that board in
ured all except the Captain, whose face slightly
scaded The passengers were taken to Providence in
the Cleopatra and the Narragan.e;t returned TO this
city. The damage 20 the boat is very ,riaing.
Ey' The Kings County Courts, which it was ex.
pected had business enough to occupy them for two
or three weeks session. brought to abrupt ter
minstion Wednesday night about o'clock. Though
there a large OF business, both civil and
criminal which bad to be postponed until the next term
their final adjournment rendered necessary by the
arrangement made by Judge Edmonds to commence a
law term of the Crcui, yesterday morning in this City.
II The following letter, enclosing SEQ. was re-
ceived the sth inst by the person whom is ad
dressed: Friend Jacob, this is your money. The let
ter postmarked New.York, Dec. 7, ls45,' and ad
dressed to Jacob F Oakley, Esq. al the Franklin Cot
tage.
TERRIFIC ExPLosGoS.-The Neics gets off q grand
snlalbeer explosion which it says took place Wed
nesday morning-when span of horses. attached to
wagon used FOR the purpose of serving ginger pop and
sarsapara through the City, took fright in Park-Row
and turning the corner dashed down Beekman- n-stree
a, ,ha top OF their speed. When past Nassau they
countered heavy cart against which the aHrghted an
uas threw the wagon with great violence, upsetting
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with frighuul crash accompanied with exempora:
explosion of carbonated soda and beer The
scene described terrific in the extreme, and the
damage Indefinite Perhaps the authorities should take
this subject into consideration and refer the accident to
the Salt Petre Committee with orders report
dinance for the Better Regulation of Soda and Ginger
Pop.
e a few nights since Says the Glo6e,) a gen
tlemar living in the Third Ward found three children
under l2 Of age sleeping In old box. near Wash
ingon Market Like dozens OF others they picked up
living they best could by running errands carrying
baggage &c and night they crawled into some box or
pile Of straw TO sleep.
e We are happy to learn that the laudable
project of establishing observatory in this
City which Professor Hackley, and other gentlemen
of Coumbs College have recently devoted much a,ten
ton and reflection will probably soon be carried into
Il is undoubtedly object Of deep interest
to this City.
"a The distractions caused to the gas pipes il
the burn, district especially in the work Of building
sewer in Broadstreet great disarrangement in
the distribution OF gas in the lower part OF the City
TYPoGRAPHIA.-The Manchester AmericGn says:
Oar types do rot always make us say Just what we
intended. In late number for The Hon. Noses Nor
rs other stoolread Hon. Moses Norris the Southern
tool
This is equal to the old erratum from Western pa
per-
For Bumhletons Storn-destroyng Porringers' in
cur last paper read Pennington's Wormdestroying
Lozenges.'
z The amateur theatrical performance last
nigh, Palmo's overthronged with the friends
and admirers OF the young gentlemen who made their
first appearance any stage that We found it totally i'm
possible get sight sound OF what going We
kear however from various that the perform.
ance every thing that nigh. have been expected
and thar every body pleased and the res. delighted
COURT OF SEssIoys-Thc trial of Joseph P.
Guthrie for obtaining goods to the amount Of s435 81 By
false pre,enccs from Messrs. Homer Sherman, Of No.
81 Wlia-s,reet the 5th OF September 1874, which
commenced on Monday, resulted yesterday after
in verdict OF guilty.. His counsel claim. few
days delay file bill OF exceptions The District Al
,oruey stated that there another indictment against
the defendant for similar offence but ne would ex
press MS intention either 10 ty or o pros, t he
rad the gertlemans bill of exceptions The Court
theu adjourned 10 this N ornins al II o'clock.
ET Bennett one OF the policemen charged with
the robbery Of Da-is admitted bail yesterday by
the Recorder, Thomas NJ Lyons an ex-Police Officer