New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

November sunshine. There were croTus % pep -
the Park on The sidewalks in the streets every "e'
the Fountain laughed and leapcd about in tha sun WIN
insane clee the usSes ratified out their autes III thA
independent individual manner so gratifying 10 'he
mop ar ear-and every thing and every body was
and happy As 10 the particular speeches maoe-'Ne
,osss drank-the songs suns-and ali the pomp and GU
curstance of holiday celebration we are certain 'na'
,bey had better De imagined than written.
~ The picture of The Court OF Death wnicn
we some days alluded TO, Is now on private eAo
lion a; Clinton Hail. preparatory 10 peine SHOWN 10 tue
public We have mol yet given it an' thins IKE al acc
duaie examination, but we see many hne points III i"
~ The Farewell Concert oil OLE BULL "hc"
takes place tonight at the Tabernacle Will ara" 'ne
,,e elegance and refinement of the City into brilliant
focus there. The great Matsiro Will na7e reason ~
gard this as the crownng triumph OF his brilliant career
n ,rnerca-a token of admiration the gratifying
as is offered By appreciaive public not solicited by
| the artist
u NJ HcsER, whose performances on the N'o-
opceo unite in an extraordinary degree the most cN
ouisitc decacy Of expression the competest hnsh OF
execution and mastery power and precision gives us
oncninc concert nj the Apollo Friday evening Inc
yioouceo under his touch becomes the most oeAutAu
Of instruments capable every variety OF musical erect
- A couple of Police officers named James
Brnet and James Gibbs have gotten themselves INTO d
hcuty and the Tombs, easy enough 1t seems 'nal Il
few DAVIS since these officers arrested man named pa
via on suspicion of stealing some Sl20 in gold ne ha III
his ,runk-and applied the Chief OF Ponce LOT ea'e 10
take him On 10 Boston for trial. which the Chei refused
20 give rs there was not sufficient evidence Tue lfuN
and money was however, left in he Fourth warn ''a
ton House and the officers started on toward Boston
with Davis A, Hartford he slipped away from 'neiii'
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when they returned and solicited Captain Fitzgerald 10
divide the money between them which ne posiVey re-
fused When the trunk was aiterward opened now
ever the money was missing and the above officers VINO
had arrested Davis lodged III confinement oy or
der of the Mayor, on suspicion OF taking It,
r5S The Anniversary of the Polish Revolution in
1880 is 10 be celebrated the stuyvessnt Institute on
Saturday evening the Doth inst. al Clock
~ Application is now being made in the lower
part OF the City by scnee looking lady Says the Jour
nal of commcrce) tor pecunary aid " to enable poor
sick and bedrdden old lady 70 return 10 her TRENDS IN
Louisiana or Mississippi" On investigation by the Com
mee for the relief and improvement of the condition oil
the poor, the sick lady found in good health and
comfortable circumstances, owning piano worto $500
10 $500 and living at a very respectable boarding house
in good style in the upper part OF Broadway
~ Mr. Thomas Mootry, Jr. corner Broadway
Lispeuard street. informs that he should have been
included as one of the clerks of the Dry merchant
in Spring street. whose failure have mentioned lie
assures US that the merchant himself has exoneraed
him from any impu,a,ion OF wrong-doins while in his
employ.
IE~ Read the advertisement about the Coney Isl
and Magnetic Telegraph which it is to 90 shortly
into operation.
~ Persons visiting places of amusement in the
City would do well look out for pickpocke Express
1t is not necessary to look out for them
tgs We are requested 10 that the ground
known as the Beacon Course, at Hoboken, s now III
possession Of Mrs Browning widow OF the late proprie
tor and that no fox hunt will in future be
allowed by her
e German Temperance Society has been
formed and meeting was held at National Hall on Mon
day evening when several names were signed to the
pledge The addresses and proceedings were all in Ger
man.
B Capt CoMsrocK late of the steamer Massa
chusetts, has become landlord of the NewYor Hotel
The Ereniug Mirror says that Mr. Billings has cleared
$4,000 there during the last year.
IL The Ereaing Post copied into their columns
our account OF the dedication OF the Caldwell Monument
without the slightest nmaon Of their Indebtedness to
The Tribune.
II We would inform readers that the re-
mainder of the Paintings recently exhibition Gin
ton Hall will be sold this evening also magnificent
panoramic view of Liverpool 10 by IS feet Also Court
dress made for aud worn BY Murat, King Of Naples
corpeously embroidered with ne gold and siverorig
nally cost OOOo francs.
e The proposed arrangement OF night steam
boat and railway train from NewYork to Albany by way
of New. Haven, has been abandoned. The Winter ar
rangement by that route, commencing on Monday next
is TO be this The Boston train is to leave that City nj
10 A. NJ connect with the New. York and Newllaven
train at Springfield 81 P NJ and be due at Albany
at NJ The train for Boston is to leave Albany at
or 81 A. NJ.
i-Es- The route to Boston by the Long Island
Railroad is exceedingly popular just now the difficulties
which threatened it having all been amcaby adjusted by
the efficient President Mr. Fisk and the being very
comfortable. The Conductors Messrs Rider and Tuck
err being oblgng and attentive the trip made as pleas
ant as expeditions The leave South Ferry
A. NJ daily.
CAPITAL PUN1sHMESr-A peoples meeting is 10
be held in Westchester, Pa. Friday and Saturday
next to take more decided measures awaken public
feeling against the gallows.
The LATE j. H. PgYros.-The Legislature of
Tennessee has adopted appropriate resolutions bearing
emphatic testimony of their regard for the memory Of
mented The members have agreed to wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Cg~ Gen JAMES L. NIXON, Of Sumner county,
and Col Mcdonald of Smith county, have been named
by their respective friends candidates for Congress to
fill the vacancy in the Nashville District (Tenn) occa-
stoned by the death Of DR.. Peyton.
FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Very superior Oolong 49,,
hne 6s Young Hyson superb articles +s IS and 6s
al the wholesale and retail stores OF the Canton Tea Com
pany los Greenwich-si the Of Corands and
l2l Chatha-st between Pearl and Roosevelt This is the
odes, and largest Tes Establishment In America Their
reputation for upright dealing and for the very high quality
oftheir goods stands and doubtless will forever stand
riyaled We earnestly recommend families country mcr
chants and the whole public this very respectable
blshment
FINE NEW TEAs.-Our readers in Brooklyn will be glad
TO learn that the Pekin Tea Company have established
branch Of their Tea Storea e6 Fuon-s under the
agement OF Mr. Blair well and f4yorsbly known their
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