New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
City Items.

Cupplng and Leeching aroused from he' steep oy
two who insisted her instantly accompanying
them TO 30 Whitehalstrcet, to administer Leecnes 10
cousin Of one of them named Elizabeth wills, WHorn
they represented to be in great distress and CANCER as
the night dark and rainy, Mrs. Lane wished to wait
until daylight but this srenuousy resisted ana over
ruled by the pressing remonsrances OF the men and
their representations of the danger and agony OF the
eni They insisted on coming the house to await
Mrs LIS preparations bu; she told them she never allow
ed any one TO do so al such hours and advised them TO
geek The shelter OF an awning They replied that none
was 10 be found She dressed rapidly as she could
and went 20 them One Of them By his speech an rsh-
man and apparently intoxicated, offered her MS arm
which she accepted. They came down Earlckstreet
Chambers where the riShman turned toward Green
wich.sreet which Mrs l.. demu-red lie SAID he had
been but two months in the City, from Albany, and
could only find his way by taking that route Very
well said Mrs L. Il am well acquainted With the City
and go direct to - Whehelstreet Since you are
a stranger, be guided By me-. He submitted and she
came and turned down Broadway be still in
sisted however that he must go the Battery
ne would otherwise fail find the house He knew he
said ,ha, just opposite the fourth gate OF the Bal;
te;y. DO you not I've there = asked Mrs L. No
Where then live lhesitatinsly at 81 Norh-Moore-
remarkable, but said nothing They had now reached
,Talstreet, where the silent man disappeared. The
other kept on and came opposite the fourth gate OF the
Batter Mrs L. having steadily refused 10 go across the
Battery After moments pause, he here stepped across
the street. apparently the number, and vanished
Mrs. Lane left alone from home, in very dark
and rainy morning before daybreak. She looked awhile
after the man, but gave him up and with the help OF
Waterman called at No 81 and several adjacent houses
and found no Elizabeth Willis sick person at all Al
ter daylight she went up No. % NorthMoore-s;reet
and found no man like her conductor living there She
has heard nothing OF him since. She knows she has
two three deadly enemies in the City, and wishes
them understand that they watched and IN case
she is harmed, will be looked after
The initial concert of Mrs. Valentine Mott,
Jr is given tonight the Apollo Saloon The deep in
already manifested in the success of this lady in
the she has chosen will her full and ap-
preciativc audience; while we arc assured that her
claims consideration artist are amply sutcient
at once to attract and fix the admiration OF the public at
large No recent event in the musical world has crea-
ted so much expectation the appearance Of this lady
before the public and we cordially add very best
wishes to those which will attend her throughout the
trying ordeal to which she is this evening to subject her
self
IP A house in Tenth-strect near Firstavenue,
occupied by Mr. Harbeck took fire on Monday evening,
and the interior completely consumed The furni-
ture was mostly suved, although in damaged condi-
ton.
IgS We saw overa hundred Mockng- Birds yes
terday at Archie Grevess just arrived from Savannah
Their eyes arc full Of dreaness and their Threats are
swelling with the music which the breath OF Spring
will make burst into flower.
III The T. S District Court opened yesterday
before Judge Belts for the trial Of criminal causes
sufficient number of Grand Jurors not being in attend
ance, the Court adjourned to this forenoon.
ES The season for that delightful vegetable,
Buckwheat cakes has arrived and fine specimens
of the raw material can be seen and bought at VIM.
Frosts 236 Frontstreet Cakes made OF this meal COW
cred with modcum Of honey, would create an appe-
lite in two streets Oft.
~ We are distressed 10 learn from our musical
friend Of the Erening Gazette that on the second page
of Beneath cool shades in the third bar the last note
E. should be olaver instead of crochet, and i. the
fourth bar the mistake occurs
~ 1t is said in one Of the evening papers that
the man arrested and sent to Boston Monday is moi
Tirrell, but another criminal.
~ The City was remarkably quiet yesterday
and instead of increasing the hustle the election actually
seemed TO make some of the foam subsde. We heard
OF no riots or incidental to the day and SO far as
extcrnas 60, everything off well.
u Information was receivedyesterday morning
that an extensive burglary committed Monday night
by two men who broke into Mr. j. G. Silbys store, No
- Broadsreet Newark n Y and stole lO4 pair of boots
and shoes and then crossed to this City with their plum
der They are known and will be arrested.
[@ Mr. House. who processes 10 have invented
more rapid method of communicating intelligence by
the Magnetic Telegraph than be effected by the plan
OF Prof Morse is thus challenged by Mr. Alfred Vail, As
sistant Superintendent of the Telegraph in card pub
lished in the Washington Uaien
al will chcerfuly allow you the Of the two wires
extending from this city Baltimore, with or without
the battery for the purpose OF ascertaning the rate al
which your instrument will communicate intelligence
You may select operator for each OF the errnln GU
NAV appoint inspectors, and Will select TWO ana
the four may select fifth, who. together shall act as
umpires and decide the merits OF the TWO plans oy ac
tua experiment in their presence Inc result 70 De pup
l;shcd by them and with their signatures VIII also
give you weeks after the first trial, to make see
ond, 10 enable You make any alteration or improve
ment in your instrument which may appear 10 you ne
cessGy when another trial shall be made under the same
arrangement as the first.
will render YOU every assistance in my power. to
give yours fair and impartial trial. This offer Is made
to you on this condition only that part OF your plan
is Infringement OF Professor Morses patenthat POM
10 be decided by the officers the Patent Office
This Offer ii accepted and the hrst trla tiaue pm
the December ls4 will be considered as re-
jected Your earliest attention TO il will obise, &C.
FLORIDA ELEcTIoS-The Tallahassee Sentinel
OF October %, asserts that CABELL, Wing, is elect
ed TO Congress by majority not far from l35 And
SAYS the Floridian returns which made Broken
broushs majority about l00 were mostly estimates
and not to be relied on.
g@ The steamer Worcester from Norwich was
the first to arrive yesterday morning with the Foreign
News Adams Il Co. delivered our files at quarter
past o'clock.
- The Boston papers of yesterday say nothing
OF the of the murderer Trre which must have
been known there the evening previous if the report OF
his having been taken over the Long Island route on
Monday well founded.
II The FOREIGN News received by the Gale
donia will be found on the Pirst Page.
II ELEMENTS eF GEOLOGY Prepared Tor
the use OF Schools and Colleges By w :. w. RuscH-
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