The New York herald., 1845-12-06
ClfU Infelllfrenca.

DFrARTCRE OLE BUIL--Ole Bulls Farewell to
America" took place yesterday. At o'clock, A. NJ he
went on board the steamboat Ssmson which conveyed
him and the other passengers board the packet ship
Baltimore bound for Havre His friends crowded around
HIM at the Astor House. for the purpose of taking
leave Of him. that the boat detained nearly ur
aud then vas accom- panied by several to the wharf
Old Neptune will now have rivsl in the musical line
For although he has strings which to play and
the Io.r OF his music may almost drown the thunder yet
Ole Bull on his four violin strings make such sweet
harmony, that mingUg with the OF the elements
u can act almost like oil upon the troubled waters and
reduce the roar OF the to splendid bass
nment The Baltimore carries the message, and Ole
Bull Will probably. on the passage, compose quick sp
which will enable her to distance all her competitors
Farewell, Ole Bull thou king OF the fiddle e-may the
success which awarded to thy merit in this country
follow thee wherever thou art and mays thou live long
to touch the hearts of the world wth the music Of
ture which proceeds from thy magic bow.
FiRss-Two fires occurred last evening about nine
ociock-one the grocery Of D. NJ. Whiock, No, 81
damaged. and the stock nearly destroyed The other
was small frame house at the foot Of Rector street,
which was nearly burnt up.
THg Nsw YORK PRisoN ASSOCIATION celebrated its
first anniversary yesterday evening at the Tabernacle
The chair was taken at half by the President
Vice Chanc ellor McCoun number of highly interest
ing reports emanatlng from the Committees,
were read and after the meeting had been addressed by
several gentlemen, the following officers OF the society
Presidert.-Vice Chancellor McCoun
VicePresidents = Hon. Theodore Frelipghuyscn,
Edmonds.
Treasurer.-G. A. Worth President of the City Bank
Secrethries--W u tussell, X. N. Havens.
The Society then, on motion, adjourned.
STraMBoAr DETEvrioS-Ths Long Island train arri.
we'd with the passengers who lett Boston on Thursday
morning at four o'clock yesterday morning. The boat
which crosses from Aliens Point to Grcenport did not
put out ON account Of the heavy gale This train also
brought the passengers who left Boston in the afternoon
line who wee detained by the same cause The steam
Worcester arrived at New London at o'clock YES.
terday morning. having encountered heavy winds and
weather through the night The storm was so severe
ON Long Island Sound on Wednesday night that the
Cleopatra which left hcre for Norwich at oclockre.
turned without makng any passage. The Nsrragansett
however, wont through and delivered her mails at
s.onington at half past 3 o'clock, A. NJ.
THE SournERS MArL-The so uthern mall will here
after leave Philsdolphis at instead of o'clock A. NJ
aud come all the way through to Jersey City by rail-
road. -
NosrH RvKa.-The North River was clear on wed.
nesday as far as Kingston while above that there
much floating ice, which rendered navigation very diff
cult.
sLr,ouise.we saw soyersl sleighs dragging through
the mud and dust in Broadway yeste rday What pos
sible pleasure there be sleghng without wo
connot conceive.
Conoysus OFFICE, Doc. 6--srpurs DxAru-Tho
Coroner called TO hold nm inquest at the house OF
Mr.. Norton Tbayer, No 1855 Broadway on the body OF
Lydia Ryder (colored), servant in the family eyed
81 years. Verdict, "Came to her death by odeme Of
he lungs.