New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-27

Pier No. l3 E. ready for the inspection OF tne pun
lie who are invited to visit her The Arco sails on Inc
let of January.
SCHOOL OF DEsIGS-We are much pleased win
the determination of Mr. J. g Cummings n 10 e''so
sh School Of the higher order for instruction IN me
Ara of Design We have long f-t tue neec oi ocH'1
OF Art in this City, under competent ioauue'o!'' anu
feel perfectly certain that Mr. Cummings hInse one
our mos, sd;rabe artists and member Of the National
Academy will found his Institution upon suen eafeiu'
and wedigested principles ought to insure its sue
cess The branches Of Art 10 be taught IN this echoo
will be Rudimcn,al Drawing Drawing from the Antique
and Living Models in ChiGrO Scur0 Landscape flgue'
Sill Life Perspective Mechanical and Ornamental DFa"
m and The General principles OF Composition Painting
in all these departments 10 Oil and Water CoIors foE
,;.,a of the size of Life and In Miniature on ivory
NJ Cummings VII commence his School in January
and will receive applications OF ladies and gentlemen or
,,srohar.bio ~ his residence, No so "alkerstreet
H.rs-Tbere's nothing more quickly distinguish
- h,ac.er oc a man than the sort OF Hat ne wears
We rscoect reading long and very plausible essay on
us.oogv in which rules were laid down for determining
,be character and disposition OF man-wEeteer he is
carried or single smokes in the street s good citizen
friend husband and father, &c. &c. by hs Hat Let AL
h. careful therefore, call at kSoxs, 10 Fulton street
and get Hat that will pass them through The world as
smoothly a complimentary ticket passes an Editor to
a concert-room Knox knocks under to no man fur or
silk in .he matter Of Hats.
WINTER FAsHIoSs.-The new French Fashions
1--WE mention great secret are aniigaudy ans'scar
let antidashng subdued, truly genteel tone is TO be
tue rage and red ribbons and Haunting scarfs VIII be
banshed from Broadway 10 the Bowery-where they
will bloom all winter like prairie in iower-time
ry~ Old Hays is all right again. The cores
pondent of Southern paper thus describes the old gen.
tleman: He is short, stout built quet-lookus old
gentleman with the top of his head bald but partly con-
ceaed By the carefully disposed brads OF his shining
backocks which are brought round in 'front.' These are
as black as the ravens wing, without frosisparkle
The old veteran s in his 18th year believe
SPLrsp1p WoRKs.-The Illustrated Works ad-
vertised by Radde. 322 Broadway, in this mornings
Tribune are certainly among the most beautiful We nave
ever seen Especially the Shakespeare and the shak'
speare Gallery have been equaied by any thing
ever imported 10 this country
r1y@ The trial of Virgil Knapp, for causing the
death of Sarah Decker with oil of anzy IN the aenp:
to produce an abortion called yesterday and but
nine Jurors oo,aned from the panel. new panel VIII
be tapped this morning. About 100 persons were sum-
moned and many appeared and were examined as ia
rors but they had generally read the facs and formed
prene Cour, rule On Mr.. Kennedy (of the firm Of
Maitland Kennedy e. Coz rcmarkinc that such was the
case with himself, Judge Edmonds exclaimed, Why
will the Press throw such mpediments in the way Of
public Justice The District Attorney observed that
/, was the decision OF the Supreme Court which
blame and not the Press. The new panel had become
exhausted when nine Jurors sworn $50 additional
were ordered to be summoned, and the Court ad-
ourned to this forenoon Patrick Campbell Gndicted
for murder) and John Hart Indicted for manslaugher
In killing Matthew Cogan with hod were arrsigned, and
entered plea of Not Guilty They will be tried as soon
al the case Of Knapp is disposed Of
f-E5@ The Counsel in the case of William Harper
have moved for leave to Ale bill of exceptions.
MuRDER-On Thursday night at about9 o'clock,
man known as Patrick Burns was found lying at the
corner of Concord and Bridge streets, Brooklyn in
state Of nsensibity. He was conveyed to the watch
house. and it found that his head was severely
bruised and fractured in several places He did not
speak after he found, aud died a; o'clock yester
day morning From the nature OF mis- wounds, and the
neichborhood in which he found it is conjeciurcd
that his death was caused by certain parties, chiefly
rishmen who engaged in disturbance on Hillary
street two or three weeks ago, when watchman had
his arm broken and received other injuries This is
rendered still probable, as the deceased was re-
ported to have given information 20 the authorities which
enabled them 10 arrest of the offenders. Active
measures will be taken TO discover the murdererS.
~ The doings of yesterday at the Police may
be summed up briefly thus Herman Vocker was ar
rested by officer Ritter and held bail in $780, for
yerey sabbing and cutting John Meatser at a dance
house in pears on Thursday night. Yankee Sullivan
and Charles WATSON Tor beating officer, gave bail IN
81 900 each and H. Sitter for assuming TO be one Of
I. a;- for, al
"a Mrs Rebecca Bell 90 Forsyth street, did in
fit Wednesday afternoon "A man OF Incorporate
habits named Lawrence Carney, native of Ireland
aged 81 years. found lying dead on the floor of the
house No 25 Rooseveltst. yesterday morning He had
lain down on the floor while intoxicated and probably
peilshed from intemperance and exposure.
FIREs-At O'Clock yesterday morning the
bakery of James Emery No 263 Blceckers,. took fire.
and nearly all the stock and fixtures were destroyed
The fire commen :ed in shavpgs that were in the
room No insurance In the evening, the paper ware.
house of Reuben Barnes No - Carmine took fire
from the bursting OF spirgas lamp, but it was extin'
guished before much damage done The hre in
the 9TH District yesterday morning in the house OF
Gen Lloyd 2o3 Futon.s; 1t occssoned, we learn.
hy the hre in the kitchen catching the clothes Of ser
want who was very severely burnt The house not
materially damaged.
Y- The New.Yor Exchange made donation
on Wednesday oi $3.50 for the relief OF the poor and the
Public Board purchased one hundred tickets for the
beneh. Concert by Mr.. Templeton.
TRINITY CHMEs.-The eight bells intended for
the chimes in Trinity Church have arrived in safety from
England and now lying in the Churchya!d The
tower is being prepared for their reception.
e We have received a note from Mr.. B. C.
Watson, confined in the City Prison charge of
being concerned in extensive forgeries. He earnestly
his innocence and eucoses some verses which it
would do him good for to publish We shall Try 10
comply with his other request.
e The Constitution recently removed from
Washington to Baltimore with view OF increasing
its patronage has been discontinued, as we learn
from the Valedic,ory OF It's Editor, Mr.. Heart.
UNION AND HARMoSY.-High contracting par
ties are engaged in negotiating a consolidation OF
the Argus and Atlas. After beautiful fight of
! Il II, l.