New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
City Items.


consider Inc inyi,aon made through its President No
es Il Grinne Esq by Pilgrim Society At Plymouth
couched IN tic following terms
Bosroy, Nov. q. Isl5.
Ny DEAF sIE:-l have the pleasure OF enclosing sn
invitation 10 you for ne Pilgrim dinner on Dee - oui
he committee ask address yoa oticay Snd 10
say 10 the New England Society through you ihs' no
thing could be gratifying - the Pilgrim society
than that they should unite with US IN this
In making our arrangements we lsTe allowed Tor reg
Inv delegation from New ORR, and II you were 10 20
into committee OF the whole on The occasion 30 much
The better After my experience among you last Wan,
ter you cannot doubt the personal sra1hchuoa sho-'u
feel in seem. you a.
'''' Very truly and pres;aenrially.
Your friend
c. H. WARREN.
The invitation was accepted-athoush strong body
of New.York New CHAMBERS viii remain at home to
keen up the Annual Festival.
THE CRoroN-The Quarterly Report 10 Nov. i
furnishes the following statistics The receipts Tor the
half wear from the Is; May have been $40 055 90 being
an increase over the corresponding mouths Il lsii OF
s36.56s o.. The expenditures during the same time
is year have been 3 056 81 being decrease from last
year Of S20,eS II
The usual half yearly examination OF the interior of
III. aoueduct was made in October and Il was found
,ha; but very few repairs required. The water
was shut of for only thirteen days. during which tune
the quantity OF water used and nGscd was al the rate OF
ten millions OF gallons per day.
- The annual exhibition oil public school No.
10 in Dusne-sreet was held Friday evening in the
presence OF crowded assemblaee OF the parents and
friends all OF whom highly entertained ana sran'
ed with the exercises. Each OF the three departments
participated alternately in the exhibition which was Oh
versied By singing defamation dialogues and rsci'S'
ton of classes, both male and female IN Reading Geo
sraphy, History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy and
/ ~ .,,,pi'.a rrai
| proficiency
II The Kings County Circuit Court AMI Court
of over and Termincr and the Lsw Term OF the Com
mon Pleas commence this morning in Brooklyn. There
is large amount of criminal business on the Oyer and
Terminer Calendar and Judge Edmonds is 10 preside
II is stated that there possibility that the case OF Pol
IL Bodne will come up again before Judge Fan appi-
cation will be made to the Supreme Court which meets
/ on Tuesday to send that trial Kings County. The
BROOKLYN Advertiser int1ates that jury could doubtless
be erlpanneed in that County directly and most proba
by from the regular panefor the very curious reason
that Jurors are paid that County for the time they de-
vote 10 the service OF the public and that therefore so
many poor but intelligent persons would not make up
their minds the guilt innocence of the prisoner
The Advertiser illustrates It's position, however, very
perinen,ly:
On n former trial o. this very woman in New.iork,
family dependent upon his daily labors for their daily
bread He kept close prisoner Tor three or our
weeks during which time the trial lasted In the mean
while his family starvation Who would not
speedily make up his mind az such prospect Inns
poor fellow lost only his time but his situation all
without any from the public which he was
servng-a most gross outrage upon private rights, ana
one which is totally at variance with the spirit ut which
the Constitution aims. II the community. IKE an ind
vdual demand services. they ought pay for them
otherwise. it is better than iniquitous robbery In
Kings County this ground OF complaint has been partial
IL removed-jurors being paid dollar day which Is
toerably fair remuneration for the time employed.
The case, however, az We have already stated vii!
probably 90 to Duchess County.
MIssISG.-Jamcs Doherty, 10 years Of age, has
been missing from his fathers house, l57 Furnhans
Brooklyn since Tuesday evening about o'clock when
he was Thompson's Wharf.
~ Another clerk Of James Beck, 359 Broad
way was arrested on Saturday puronng goods from
! his EMPLOYER His name is Andrew Archibald and a
quantity of the stolen property amounting to $500 or
$500 was found at his residence corner OF White and
! Church. streeta He committed for petit larceny
the property having been taken at different times IN
small quantities.
~ An officer arrested on warrant for keeping
a disordery house two gay Of the town, named
Rosannah Parker and Ellen Foley, the Empire Ball in
Tammany Hall. while they on their way from the
party under the escort OF an official dignitary They
were transferred to the remorseess Tombs, and may
perhaps hereafter again be placed under the protection
ofhe gallant cavalier from whom they were so rude
~ separated The initials, general appearance dress
&c Il. these ladies' may be- SEEN suppose in the
official report OF the ball in Saturdays Hercld
rE5- The Editors of the Police Ga-ette assert
that they have reason believing that Mr. Rowey, Of
Wrentham, Mass. not robbed NJ ALL and tina. the
whole story of the poisoned peach. &c. SO got up
some fraudulent transactions in which Rowley
had been engaged These serious charges TO be
made against confined in Lunatic Asylum
the victim as is alleged, OF similar suspicious.
Ey The Mayor has ordered Police Officers to
all notorious pickpockets who may be found
crowds the suppoSion that their only business there
is TO pilfer.
SAILORS FLOATING CEURcH.-We learn from
communication in the Protestant Churchman that the
Young Mems City Mission Society have already pur
chased vessel and making arrangements for the
immediate erection of sailors floating church on the
North River. A Protestant Epscopalian through T N
Stanford Esq has contributed 81 600 to this prasewor
thy object, have already stated, and the erection
is supposed will $500 The remainder is to be
raised by private donations and Subscriptions
OLE Bulls GRAND MARCH TO WAsHISGToN-
We have received copy of this beautiful touching
and classic composition published by Fiot in Phladel,
phia This is henceforth American National March
snd will hereafter link lis authors with every
blee of Freedom throughout the land We cordially
unite with the Mirror in suggesting Dodworh's Band
to give this noble piece the approaching Twenty
second OF February.
The PooR--Winter is sure 10 bring out the phi
lanthropy OF newspaper scribbers behalf OF those
who hapy such there De- still poorer than our.
selves. The Ereains Post says We do not ask that
any should extend their bounties the beggers
for in five Of six they would De aiding the
verify fostering vice and immortality but have in
our City society formed on the extended prnci.
pies Of benevoence who seek out the deserving poor
and lend them such aid as heir wants require
Their operations confined any particular sect
class they make ostenatious display their chart:
ty they have grand feass celebrate he. annyer
ssres and the poo. not degraded By receiving aid
from such We do to disparage the eff.
iorts any other charitable society but would bid them