New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
City IfeH1s.

b;an Hall Grand street, under tne ciisG''ON % "
WELLINGTON late Of Boston As We nave os'N w.
strained 10 give tha; we could III spare on sc "
to The articles OF those Uni,arians who deem
Free Church in our City desirable, we shall IN ia'n
rpe them all now 70 take hold and support the free
Church rrovenen. with vger and perseverance. WIZ
be aided by many members OF the old Soce;e Anc As
the entire appreciation OF these Societies SO ha' mere
need be no jeaousies Of nor discussions with them MI
Wellington is a worthy and unexcepdonaole Minister N
the rerulsr fellowship Of the order; there is no o'He
distncrrey Unitarian Society below Spring OF
Fas, o Centre The seats are and viii be entirely Tree
N al i,bou, distinction and the present location but
Temporary and will be retained or changed according ~
the wants of The future Society Let those VINO lee! sn
,,e,es, in this movement. give their prompt pe!Horal
and active attention
~ Rev THOMAS L. HARRIS, the young Pastor
eec, Of the Upiversast Society worshping in the Ell
.he.bs,reet Church will commence mis- regular minis
,ra.ious tomorrow morning with discourse on The
Mission of The Church. Service morning and evening
at the usual hours.
US Rev DR. HUTTON has consented 10 repeat his
sermon delivered on Thanksgiving Day, and according
II a. the solicitation Of many friends he will preach the
same again in his Church Wsshington-square' next
Sabbath tomorrow evening, at o'clock,
q" The FREE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (or
thodox) Rev s. D. CocHRANE, Pastor. which mas ~oE-
SHIPPED Two years in the Medical College Crosby-street
is building plain cheap Church in Sulivanstreet near
Houston which will coat but $1,000 in all and in "hlch
every seat is free to all worshipers at all 'imes Iney
are mostly poor men, and now greatly in need o'
So OOO which will complete their edfce. They earnest
~ appeal to all friends of Free Gospel for little time
" aid We trus. this appeal will not be made IN
Address A. Lane A. WalLstreet Dr. A :. Bal, le'
Bleccker
- The LADIES FAIR of the First Free Con-
prega,ionel Church Christiestreet between Delaney
and Rivington will continue open to the public until
Wednesday evening the l7h inst. The Ladies OF THIS
Church have for time been preparing for this Far
their objec. being to raise the necessary funds 10 urnsn
the Church with Carpets Drapery. &c The ChuFch Is
considerably embarrassed at present and to oe hopea
that Christian public will contribute to so laudaoe an
object For beauty and variety Of Ladies' handiwork
this Fair may be considered equal to any held this
seaeon VIII not the friends OF Free Churches end
their aid
fFT Prof. Bushs Lecturing services, we learn,
are in SO much demand Boston and it's vicinity that he
will vet be detained there several weeks before return
ing 10 complete his course here. The attendance is uni
forrnly crowded whenever he lectures.
THE BRIDGEPORT F1RE.-Our correspondent in
giving an account of the probable Losses by the different
Companies mentions the Etna as having lost $4,000
without discriminating which one OF the two Etnas II
was We have since been informed that i, was not the
Etna of this City that Company having no risks at
Bridgeport.
BOYS DRESS CAPs.-A sping youngs;er reminds
us TO return his to GENIN pa Broad
way and KNOX, 10 Fultonstreet, for present from
each of an elegant Cap the beauty and grace OF each
whereof is rivaled only by that OF the other We pre-
sumo he would like add that fathers and g.ownup
brothers who buying themselves Hats for Christmas
parties or EewYears Calls will md very good ones at
the stores aforesaid and not forget that for the
Young fellows obliged TO stay home this stirring sea
son by the inconvenience Of being ye; supplied with
snallcothes being little accustomed to wearing them
such Cap would be present more ensiy appreciated
than book and forgotten so unwholesoIne
MS mere catables confcctioners devices. The Old
heads will please consider his suggestion.
THE AMATEUR HAMLET-There really is great
deal of talk about this pcrormanceabout half in joke
and hall praisc-snd many were disappointed in not
getting admittancc Thursday night that we should
think good idea repeat the fun. Come gentlemen
quite seriousy-gve another opportunity OF judging
OF your merits
IT. WM A Tyson Caterer for Public Balls
Private Parties &C desires to be freshly remembered al
this interesting season. He understands his business,
and does we'll many ofour best party giving citizens
can testify Enough said Look at his Advertisement.
~ Yesterday morning between 4 and O'Clock
the ierry-housc belonging to the steamboat tha,
Bulls Ferry Manhattanville &C took fire, but by tue
timely arrival of the gines expgushed before
much damage done. 1t appears that fire had been
left in the all light and that coal fell out and set
fire to the floor
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN EAST BRooKLYS-The
ire mentioned in our Evening Edition The burning
of the extensive Rope Factory OF Tucker Cooper & Co
Of this City, which completely destroyed, with most
OF the valuable machinery aud large stock of cordage
few hundred dollars worth OF property only being sa-
we'd from the premises The building of brick prin
cipay one story high and about twelve hundred feet
long extending from the old Waabout road to near
Myrte.avenue The location Of the premises is in the
centre of the block between Graham and Casonayenues
The amount of property destroyed is impossible to
name with certainty present, but il is estimated at
from $4,000 10 S5O0o0 and is covered by insurance in
number Of Offices that the loss borne by each will
be comparatively small The fire it is supposed com
rnenced in the Office by accident connected with
lighting the FIRE in the stove in the morning One depo-
rable consequence OF this conagraton is the large mum
Der of persons who By il thrown out OF employment
a, the presen, cold and incemen, We Go not
know exactly how many employed there, but we
understood that the weekly pay roll OF the establishment
is from four to five hundred dollars.
DARING ATTEMPT TO Robust before O'Clock
yesterday morning man entered the Of Draper
Richards importers Jewelry and Fancy Goods in the
second story OF No - Madenane, and asked the lad,
10 years OF age who alone in attendance II he had
any cutlery or watches. The boy said that he had
when the man farther inquired al what hour his EN-
ployer would be in and upon his replying al II O'Clock
the man seized him by the throat when second entered
and tied the boys and legs with rope Al this
moment third accomplice came into the store with
carpet bag ard having placed the boy upon the counter
threatened him with instant death if he made the
least ou;cry they began help themselves 10 the rich
goods slowing silk purses and precious stones into their
hA:s and pockets in delightful disorder. The bag too
they hlcd with vGluables and thsR with eye 10 It's
contents ,hey demanded OF the boy the key the safe
De said he didn't know where it was, which oi
them politely replied, you lie you little deyl-youv
go; il IN the boys desk they found the keys the
a,rrh hey IN I'D ~,