New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30
CRYING their wares as unconcerrsdly as II nothing
unusual had happened.


the weather the room would undoubtedly nave been
crowded Bishop Janess remarks were listened to win
profound attention the especially as they were IN
pedstey directly the subject OF total abstinence and
not tinsed with sectaransn. Col Snow, sn old and
influential member OF the Society succeeded the Bishop
with series Of observations in his quaint style and the
exercises were sgreeably inerspersed with singing &C.
The regular meetings OF this Society are al National Hall
MoRE SEDUCTION, ABORTION AND DEATH
Abou, months ago. young female by the name OF
Msry Ackly brought from Sings ey two men OF
respectable appearance whom she called Jim and Harry
who engaged apartments and board Tor her al house in
Broomes.eet where they visited her for several success
sive days her arrival in the course of which period
the female gave premature birth 20 child the rcsu Of
abortion produced By 81 the persons that took
her to the house IN question snd who IS understood 70
be medical practitioner residing in the vicinity OF Sre
Sing D.. s For about six weeks after this occurrence
the unfortunate gin remained in very critical state IN
ILL., finally the laudlsdy compelled her TO leave the house
when she conveyed to tie residence her siiced
parents in SngSing. where she shortly ai:erward eX
PRED not however, before full sta,emen, had been
ELECTED from her relation her unfortunate si,usou
and treatment. As the whole affair is undergoing
an investigation in Westchester County farther psrti
culars will probably be given in the of few days
the Catalogue of this Institution just published that
now contains Resident Lcentistes 4 Senior Glass %
Middle Class As Junior Class 3Otoal l04 This Semi
nary is open 70 the admission of Students from every
denomination of Christians The regular course OF in
s,rction occupies three full years The Library contains
5000 volumes.
" correspondent informs us that the public
hydrauts pumps &c. in the vicinity OF Catharine and
Marke,-srcet have all been broken for month
past and that the residents III that uelghborhood
generally poor pay far Croton. We hope the pro-
per authority will look after this.
tEP Paine x Burgess have issued very neat
and correctly printed edition Of Mathewss vigorous and
ciear.thoughted poems Man in Republic
t-sTe The snow is gone, the mud is comc,-every
thing goes sopphy and bcdraggleduess is the gere
raj condition OF all things There nothing in the whole
compass OF the C;tys discomfort Of doors TO relieve
the dull adenke gloom of the skies, the hopeless
sposh Of the streets. In short like Cinderella
and Pedro disenchented-our fairy cars gliding about
like beautiful dreams have returned back to their origin
al uncouthness and so numbering and slumping along in
most melancholy procession. The bright ladies. too,
have lost their glass slippers, t ia much wonder they
don't lose their overshoes well and those of them
so unfortunate to attempt the promenade, afford
running Cor rather walkng) commentary the slipperi
OF the common OF ne ana Tue OF
all things under our feet All day the soft, warm,
wholesome vapor which we are compelled to drink in
for real air has been trying itself into
focus strong enough rain CONCEAL into snow and
now Midnight begins weeping in perpendicular earnest
We can have but snowolc per annum and ours has
already come and gone. Now wait patiently for ST.
Valentines day.
For OREGoS.-The ship Brooklyn, sent on; by
y eulp fnrO on Sam
day next via Cape Horn with hundred ard 'ersny
passengers.
LgNArIc AsYLuM.-On the first of January 1876
there were $50 persons In this Asylum of whom 226
were foreigners and $50 natives of this country During
the year ls45 there admitted into the institution
ga persons viz lls males l35 females 176 foreigners
los natives; l27 married persons liz single, wdowers,
10 widows Ofthese admitted 1l2 born in Ireland,
81 in England 81 Ia Germany, and 3s in New-York Dur
ing the same period there discharged from the
Asylum 1913 persons viz l9 foreigners and "a natives
of whom So were married persons, 90 single 6wdowers
and II widows OF these 81 were bonn In Ireland l3
England la in Germany and IS in New York From the
first of January 3lst December le45 there were 70
deaths In the institution viz 80 foreigners, and 81 ma
tives IS males, IL females of whom IS were married
persons "a single, widowers and widows. OF these
% were born in Ireland in England 10 In Germany,
and "a in Newfork.
e Have you seen the magnificent kaleidoscope
at the top of Broadway You don't grace Church;
u The steamboat Worcester, it will be recol-
lected was lbeled short time since, for forfeiture,
caused by the new owners he Long Island Railroad Coz
not registering the change of ownership at the Custom
House The Secretary of the Treasury, on petition has
RENTED the forfeiture, the Company paying such
costs may be considered equitable by the District
Court question will arise whether the costs oil the
firm which sued Mr. Vanderbilt the registered owner
for injury caused TO box of silks but nonsuted shall
be included
EF The News says that an emigrnnt who had
recently arrived in this City made application TO GER
tain Constable the Tombs for the purpose oil assist
ance in recovering large sum money, which the com
planant alleged had been withheld from his possession
by passenger in the ship, to whom he had en-
trusted it, and offering pay indefinite reward for the
acquisition Of hi. properly. The Constable accordingly
proceeded his mission, and with little trouble sue
ceeded in the cbec, view, forcing the delinquent to
make restitution of 32S sovereigns, from which he
served for his exertion % oveeigns rendering the
unfortunate loser remaining 800 The sufferer, how
ever thought this high price for slight
vices and the referred Justice Merritt who
advised the officer refund the whole amount and take
whatever the generosity Of the individual might induce
him to give. The advice was, however, declined and
the last that definitely known of the affair Mr. Con
sabe we believe still held on the entire 32s
egns, refusing to deliver any of the money nncss his
employer would deal with him on the he himself
had prescribed.
u A few weeks since we Published the part
culars of Isaac P. Wood snatching roll Of bills
amounting to sl60 from the hand of Ezra b. Sweet, at
the Franklin House, with which he made of. Wood
has been arrested by officer Welsh and s now in the
Tombs TO await examination upon this affair At the
time alluded to, he had walked in company with Sweet
from Wal-street TO the Franklin House, where they
were conversng business matters when Sweet took
out the money TO count and Wood helped himself to it.
- Ready, the absconding Teller from Montreal,
arrested Wednesday and confessed his guilt irnpi-
eating strorag gambler Adophus Harnfedt as having
prompted him steal the money, which ne lost IN
gambling and then to dy to this City. Harnieldt was
hereupon arrested and both of them were taken TO Mon
so