New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04


Intelligence; &c. &c.
Fourth Poge-Thanksgivng Poetry; Law Courts
(deferred); Sales of Stocks, Marine and Commercial
intelligence, &c. &c.
City Items.
~ This is Thanksgiving Day but 1t Is hoh-
day of such ancient and time honored observance and
SO well understood in all its details that any preliminary
notice If it is quite unnecessary.
t-Y' AS we go TO press the snow continues falling
quite plentifuy and there is every prospect oil nice
bit of Thanksgiving sleghing.
MISS NoRTHALLs CoScERT.-The bitter lnclem
ency of the weather last night kept every body within
doors who obliged to be out and Miss Northa
would have been justified in postponing her concert
She decided go through with it. however, and really
never did herself such complete justice. Her Italian
ducts with De Bcgns Chat great artist wss in capital
voice and humor) were glorously sung and exhiohed
powers both Of voice and execution which agFsea-
bly, surprised the most sanguine oil her friends
The duets are extremely difficult and cannot be success
fully attacked by any but genuine artists and they were
given in a manner which the cynical critic could
nor carp The Echo Song is delicious rnOrceau and
was both sung and played with exquisite taste We
were quite startled with the with which Miss North
all took the in alt and the rmness and purity OF tone
with which she sustained it, Kyle scarcely surpassed
with his inmitabe hue.echo. Mrs. Loder has noble
voice and with true taste and power De Begns
Kyle Marks and Timm need not be mentioned partlcu-
larly--hey all did well, as they always do. We hope
this concert nearly possible without alteration OF
the Programme will be soon repeated.
LONG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-The Mutual Safety
has been put the route between Aliens Point
and Greenpor, for the Winter This boat built for
the Insurance Companies OF this City, and was cscula
ted for outside work She is probably one Of the
strongest and best sea boats ahoat.
L. The Mr.. Davis, whom policemen Bennett
and Gibbs, in prison, said escaped from them on
their way to Boston, returned yesterday with some
friends search OF his trunk and $1,000 which the said
officers in Jail on charge OF having stolen Inc
story Of his escape is untrue. This man had been Vihg
in Boston and sold out his business with the intention
of returning 10 Ireland and came New York with tina
idea. He says that two policemen demanded OF him
$500 to aid him in his escape giving him 10 understand
the time, that reward of $500 was offered for
his arrest for passing counterfeit money.
ESS- Thomas Hancock was arrested by officers
Dunlap and Sickles the Bowery Theatre for passing
counterfeit money al several places
E We are positively assured by the agen, OF
Mrs Browning who owns the land formerly occu-
pied the Beacon Racecourse that the oxhunt sdver
tised to take place there to-day will come of and
tina, no race nor other similar affair will ever be per
med on the premises Persons purchasing tickets &C.
cupyng the stands or otherwise trespassing on the
premises will be dealt with according to law.
=" Something rich may be listened for al Tenn
petons concert Tuesday night next AT the Taberna
ce-when he is going TO sing the grand sceaa from Der
Freyschutz'
e Capt. Stocktons big gun row lies al the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. We have not heard that there is
any intention of dis charging it.
II An unusually interesting entertainment Is
offered To- night a, Nibos and for worthy object
the bcned, of ST, Judes Protestant Episcopal Free
Church in sixihayenue.
Beard OF Observation-Disclosures Dec. 8
ct;tons for the correction Of received from
Charles F. A. Sebcrmer Lyman w Gilbert and Benz
F. Sherman-Referrcd.
The bill OF Sidney II. Stuart, Clerk at the Lower
Police for carriage paid in May, June and July for con-
veying drunken persons 10 the Tombs, amounting 10
Sl6i "A and of James T. N. Beskley for the same for
August September and October amounting TO S26l 81
were referred, with power.
Pay of Assess0rs-The committee reported in favor Of
paying each OF the for the present year as fol
lows ls ward, $500 81, $500; 80, 1925 Attn, 1926
5th s3e5 9th. 1926; eth $780, sth si25; 9th. S475
10Th, $3.50; llth, $500 18TH $500; 18th, $3.50 l4th
the Board adjourned.
EF Rev. E. II. CHAPLIN, widely known and be-
loved in City, will preach Ttaukssirins Sermon
in the Orchsrdst Church, near Bfoome, this morning
a, the usual hour Strangers will be welcomed 10 good
seats.
r. Rev TH0s. L, HARRIS has accepted the
unanimous call TO the Pastoral charge of the Universas
Society wor.hping in the Eizabeth.street Church He
commence stated preschirs mkt Sunday
r. We so in strongly for another Sailors Home
on the North side OF the City Il would do great and
permanent good to a noble but muchabused class OF
Woodworking men.
E@ The Anniversary and Annual Distribution Of
Pictures by the American Art Union approaching
The Sunday Mercury says that the prospects of this vsu
able Institution are encouraging than they were
last year a. the present time the number OF subscribers
in the City promises greatly TO exceed that OF lS+ and
the pictures and other works OF collected FOR dis
button are of higher character More than eighty spe
cnens from the esses Of our artists have been pur
chased which include works by Henry lnmsn, Cole. Du
rand. kense.t Ggnoux Boaied and other names known
10 fame.
| FIKE.-At about o'clock yesterday morning ire
broke in the our-story building, No l32 Chsthaus
l, commenced in the third story which with tie second
occupied By Mr. Goldsmith. cabinet maker. The
DANES were first 10 issue from the front windows
though TO all appearance the OF the IRE was at ias
rear OF The -oon. Mr.. Goldsmith wss insured 10 the
amount Of $500 which will perhaps about cover his loss
His foreman los, large bench sid chest OF tools worth
together $50.
The fourth story was occupied by NIL dasueFre
oiype apparatus and machine maker. HIS SOCK VILE
machines ,hs, to be sent OF to Boston To-
day was completely destroyed Loss probably 5000