New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
City Liens.

.ahf,uy ,ehesrsed and the choruses az wei IS soiO
mart. are in good hands Mr. Loder IA certainly no'
L,rf uirector and the lovers Of music cannot isn !" '
bigblv rra,ifed tonight We fear. however thai ins''
,r he 100 uueh Of the performance. Two orstoro' on
~, .s,oe evening will be heavy work however aoJ He9
may be performed .. ,,;r
To morrow evening the Sacred Music Society Will
nroauce the Orstorio Of David and Goliath ms Is oon
.sded 10 be one Of the brilliant and Hs)esuo Gu"
.,on. er,ant Its extremely dramatic, and one LOT
go, while listening TO it. all the insipidity OF uhaie
.n.cb,on.m The members Of the Society are Pel'o''
&, the nnsc and the solos have been gwen 70 'o'he u
h re,v hos, talent professional and Otherwise i"'ne
80, n, sccoun, Of there being 80 many strangers
IN ,own and 10 accommodate numbers VINO VISA !"
come from the sdjaccn, places, the price Of
he on this occasion only - cenr
,z- The Toronto Cricketers have challenged the
- Ceorce,s Club ofhis City to go the former place ana
NAV for money We hope the St. Georges VIII dec'ine'
I,cop Cram. Esq. one of our wealthy mer-
-. .ho owns the site Of the Old - Georges Ho-
-, - p,osdway il is said intends shortly 10 erect new
and elegant Hotel there.
~ We understand that CURTIS JUDsos, Esq.
h nonuIsr proprietor of the City Hetel Hartford and
,,,ncrv Of the Pavilion Hotel, New Haven, has taken
the house formerly known ct Georges Hotel IN Broad
wav which will be opened in splendid style early in
March next The house is be entirely rebuilt and
6ued out with new furniture. II will accommodate over
300 guests.
IT. The RELIGIOUS Recorder Significantly asks.
which is the cheapest 10 hire and buy libra
~ and organize school for poor childrenor pay the
damage which such troop of vsgabond. will in few
years infct on society,""
NEw.YoRK Historical SoCiETY.-The first fall
meeting Of the Society was held Monday evening. in
I University the Vice President, Hon Luther Bratsh
presiding in the absence OF the venerable Albert Gala
lin. After the approval Of minutes Of the last meeting
the domestic and foreign correspondence was read by
the Secretaries The Librarian reported various vsua
bic donations including copy Of the Geographic Uni
verselle. the f Of H. OnderdOnk, Esq series OF pub
lie documents &C After various other usual business
Of the Society the attention of members was called to
a paper by Hon william w. Campbell on the employ
ment of the Indians during the Revolutionary War By
the British Government commencing with graphic
and animated sketch OF the character OF sir william
Johnson. lie traced the Othce Of Indian Agent while
filed by that gentleman and bis sonin law Colonel Guy
Johnson in his various relation with the Five Nations
| and the British Government TO the commencement Of
the Revolutionary era.
IT The New York correspondent of the w ash
ington Union says in late letter THE new Grace
Church Of Broadway and Tenth street one OF the
beautiful and chsst marble cdhccs In the country
is being finished with wooden spire The admiration
which has all along excited s suddenly turned into de-
r.ion and terms applied to the Architect and the
Building Committee such as should not like TO make
use of here"
~ The News says, within few weeks past 1t
has been discovered by the house Of Iioord Banker
Co. private bankers Walsrect that the large amount
Of hirtysre, thousand e3h hundrod and odd dollars Of
the funds in their hands had been emoezzled by their
book keeper and confidential clerk by Of a regu
=. "A ol.a tfop
Of the books carried on for several years The young
man. whose suppress on account OF bis afflicted
fmy and fond and dotng young wife and several small
children has been the gamer by his nefarious trans
action for he does not possess single penny of
the whole sum The fatal passion for gaming frat in-
duccd him to bersy the Of his employers He lost
and bis after larcenes committed with the hope Of
being able by fortunate stroke at play to retrieve his
losses and refund the money A. is too often the case
instead of getting out Of the miro, he continued TO 90
decper and dce CT into it, until last bis crime dis
covered He has not yet been arrested but the Police
know where TO lay their hands upon him whenever he
is wanted
IFy- The Coroner was yesterday called 10 investi-
pate sad case of seduction and abortion the person
of an unhappy girl named Sarah Decker lying sick 2
Fhhs,ree 1t appears that the Girl eycars Of age
native of Mount Hope Orange County. She had been
seduced by her own cousin Virgil Knapp who. finding
that she was encien induced her accompany him to
this City, but the road they stopped at Albany where
he engaged her a in the family of Mr. Brdsal
After their a. rival here he induced the poor girl to take
oil of isnzy which threw her into commissions and caused
lainting and deirium Medical aid being called, her
state WAS deemed critical to demand the presence
of the Coroner dntemoren inquest The Jury found
that Sarah Decker her present condition by tax
ing oil Of tanzy under the advice and solicitation OF Viz
g Knapp who procured it for her for the purpose Of
procuring abortion Knapp has been arrested and sent
to the Tombs.
Ey- The Hendrix Hudson was yesterday Wis
tied by crowds of ladies and gentlemen who unsn-
mous in the expression of their admiration. She went
I'D the River last evening her trial trip with select
party ON board BY the way, surprised at the
wan, Of respect shown the stubborn old navigator by
painting his name on the wheehouse plain II. Hudson
1t should have been IL Hudson Esq. Nj II. Hudson.
at the very least.
IT, The fare to Albany and Troy now ranges
from so cents up to one shilling.
~ The eloquent Rev. John Chambers, of Pha-
dephia addresses the Washington Temperance Society
This Evening at National Hall
THE COMMON COUNCIL Is JONI BALLor.-W c
noticed in the Fair today the Common Council Con-
vened by Professor Pumbe in the small space Of three
feet square The pictures good and OF those whom
we know the likcnesscs perfect
Ey- The JUVENILE CONCERT, under the direc-
ton of Messrs HART and BRADBURY drew full house
last evening and II judgment be not lamenaby at
fault gave high satisfaction. the present generation
be rough and unhamonous there is at least consolation
in the thought suggested by the warnings ofsx hun
bred children thai the will be musical True
bencaciors they who teach the young idea how 10
make such melody reverbersted within the walls OF
the Tabernacle last evening.
p The Board of Education met last evening
Several bills ordered be paid An invitation
accepted for the members attend a lecture TO be de-
.vered before the Ward School Teachers Ascension a,
the Tabernacle the evening of 10th inst by Hon IL
, Mann, Of Massachusetts.
, " Hon. les,l JOIN DAVIS Of Massachusetts is al
the As,or his way home from the South Secretary
BANCROFT is also at the Astor, his return to Wash
ington
: ~ There was very large audience last night
at Nblos the benefit night Of the author OF the ne