New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
CITY ITEMS.


,s Or another (And probably great many tines the
f,n- immortal personsses who always on hsnd'
.,.-s and who sre known the professional juryrien
7ssv manage 70 make very comfortable living BY
-,-r,r sbou. tire Courts and getting themselves sum
,.,sd On lures II brisk tines they have been known
- -,.k. 4. mach as three four dollars dsy and
i, an ordinary run OF custom they seldom come OF
ri.h les, ,hso dollar E-o1' tie moment of opening
re rs-ous Courts ;hey may De seen dispsschins bust
,s<s IN the rue locomotive principle Now they DO Up
The Un;ted States District Cour'-inen 5ey are
OF ike streak 70 TIE Common P!ess the superior me
Marine sud even the Ward Courts. They are death on
rerdiets AID 70 jury upon which ihey were suins ~a'
ever known 10 be out ever I've minutes II "ou'o
do-;hey have II tine 20 say
Mex. 20 orssn-rind;ns o. he exhibition OF ssine
onke- we consider ,ais professional jury si''ins one
Of the nos, ussfl and honorable occupations OF me CAY!
Every BODY who has sy thing else to do vii! bear VIZ
,ss, 70 the irsuEe-sbe bore Of being called upon per
hsos on me way 20 dinner-or shining for money 10
osr note due ST three oclock-or in thousand o'heE
interesting epioyrnen;s-snd dragged o3-euoEseless!
70 a ha-d bench and husky pesdiags 10 decide upon
matter II which has aoou; much nieres; as II the
depth o; the tides Nors Zenbls snd We think ;hsse
professional jurynen grea; public blessing
S!voRr-At the Concert OF the Boston Academy
on Saturday evening last Camille Svor appeared very
unexpectedly TO the audience and played single air
saws the Boston Journal most sweety with the sccon
psnieut Of the Academy orchesrs. The surprise was
pleasing one and the sudie1ce testified their approea
Ton by several hearty rounds applause Svor gives
aao,h 81 grand Concert in NewYork on the 9Th inst at
which ne will produce the celebrated sth Concerto OF
Spohr and will play duet with RAPzrrI By MeureT
the erea, German. PIco. NoxTHALI- Mrs. LooER De
BEGINS. LoDEa ana TIaM also engaged 1t will &c
q grss, time
FRENCH L,SGUAGE.-In spite OF the bad wealth
CT rro Church has commenced The first lesson of the
ire. course of wenyfour lessons which he has offered
TO our school boys and girls Many having been pre-
vented from attending this first lesson Will be repeated
on Friday evening at o'clock the Society Library
corner Of Broadway and Leonard-st. Those who have
not vet procured the book may call for it at the Lecture
Room OF the Society Library, every day, from 10 A NJ
nil > P NJ
- THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY make their APP
pearance at the Tabernacle This evening. They have
been great ayortes here in former years and now that
they again among after so long an absence
with all the advantages derived from an clinendy pop
uar and successful tour abroad they hardly fail TO
draw an immense audience They will sing several new
and attractive pieces as well as of their old ia
vorites
- The Missionary Meeting Monday even
ing in the Crcenest NJ + Church. OF very inter
estug character though owing the ncemency of The
weather rather thiuly attended The secretary re-
marked that they had held nine meetings in succession
the aggregate collections at which 1925. The
meeting was addressed by Rev. Mr. Roberts, who is
soon leave this country Missionary to Oregon and
By Prot Emory President OF Dickinson College, who sd
yoesed the junction OF all denominations in the great
cause of cvanCelizing the world. The meeting
closed By address from Rev Mr.. Wilbur.
~ a person named Whittemore was seriously
hurt at one the -hipyards the East River yester
day morning He was on board the steamer Wash
ing,on which get panhed and ell from the
deck tmbcrs to the keson distance of about % feet
From appearances OF his ribs were broken snd he
otherwise dangerously hurt
70" The Forty sccond Anniversary of the New
York Historical Society commemors,cd last even
ing the University Chapel The principal feature of
the occasion was the interesting Address OF II. r.
ScooLcRAFr which regret the crowded state of our
columns prevents US from noticing more fully.
" We learn with pleasure that our friend NJ
c. Hart Esq of this City has received the appointment
OF Suffer to the Fourth Regiment n Y Volunteers IN
der command of Col. Thomas
e Mr.. Van AMRISeF OF Pittsburgh will speak
On the question of Land Reform this evening the
meeting of the National Reformers Croton Hsll. Go
and hear him.
~ The Female Department OF the Prison Asso-
citation hold their annual meeting IL o'clock day at
Ill Ten;havenue. The usefulness OF this Association
should commend it to the favor of the benevolent.
I-Y' We gladly own ourselves beaten in respect
to weather-xhich yesterday quite worthy not
only OF respect but admiration Broadway had glo.
rious jubilee the occasion.
- The Ballet at Palmos IS immensely popu-
lar, and Mlle BLANcY increases her reputation every
time she appear. The house nightly and fashionaby
crowded
r a Naval Recruiting Rendezvous 1t Is stated
IN the Telegraph open in this City. under the di
rection fPassed Midshipman R Lambert OF the Us
Michigan Sesnen, ordinary searnen, landsmen
end marines wanted
q Mr. GREAroEEx has become the orsanist Of
81 Pauls, and Mr. RoLFR succeeds INN at 81 johns
FARMERS CLuB-A report OF yesterday meet
ing obliged. from the great pressure in col
urnns, TO postpone until tomorrow.
hEN. HENRY GlLES--lt Affords Us pleasure 10
announce the New-York OF this distinguished
lecturer. He emnenty successful in making the
tour OF the Union and informed that he is about
to deliver entirely lectures in this City
on The Affections and kindred themes
NAvAL.-The sloop-of.war Albany IS IN complete
sailing trim and is under sailing orders Tor the Gulf
Mexico She Is expected to sail today. The sIoopof-
war Boston sailed last week for the Pacific
To the Editor Of The Tribune
see among your CRY Items the inquiry is
il tina; the Lawrence Monument is going to be- re
built :. 1t is that the Monument is rebuilding
from design by M upjohn OF massive blocks OF free
from the quarry Little Falls y. J. any one
may by visiting the old Monumentin Trinity Church
yard The hrst Monument built of slabs OF marble
and from the effects OF the frost some other
fallen pieces Ths present is being built by
The beray OF the Corporation OF Trinity Church from
material that used in the Church, in the
substantial The proprietor OF the quarry
NJ William Il Harris is receiving orders for this
material for monuments from all paTts OF the country
OLD MORTALITY
APoPLExY.-At the Andreaum In Nassau-st near