New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
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sound On the Railway al the DE- Dock. She as aos:ed
Of last evening E, O'Clock With the hep Of lighters
and under the direction Of Mr. Stu!sis who supetinend
ed the getting off of the Henry Cisy The Oregon Is
DO, injured even 40 much feared snd was raised
and taken to the Dock without having suffered any ad
diiiopal injury The necessary to put this glorious
vessel in perfec, apple pie order again will net exceed
$1,000 and it is confidently expected that she will be
ready 10 resume her regular trips on tie Sound IN thirty
days from this morning This il truly pearan' news
- They are taking about removing the Navy
Yard from Brooklyn lie Piermon:.
~ We call attention TO the sale OF valuable
stores and dwellings Nos II and - Greenwicha7euue
.oday, az the Merchants Exchange This quarter OF
the City is rapidly improving
~ Miss NJ E. ADAIR, fine vocalist and esti-
abe young lady gives her first Concert at the Rutgers
Institute This Evening assisted by several talented
ladies and gentlemen. We wish her full house
P Tomorrow friday Evening Mr.. Bradbury
gives another Of bis delightful Juvenile Concerts the
proceeds of which will be in part devoted to the oenen'
OF the Sew.York Prison Association NJ B. evinces
wise Judgment as well phianihropc spirit IN tous
nrotf.,ipe aid TO much neglected but highly important
charity Give him full house.
Rev DR.. ADAMS of the Broome.st. Presbyterian
Church has been unanimously invited TO the Pastora!
Office in the Church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn. This
IL high compliment that worthy sent'emans talents
and moral worth
FIREs-The premises No. 60 Stanton-st were
discovered TO fire about o'clock Tuesday evening
damage slight fire also occurred in the spice fac
tory. No 2al Rivng,on ST. about o'clock yesterday
morning. I, extngushed.
DEATH OF a REVOLUTIONARY SoLpIER.-The
Coroner was called on Tuesday hold inquest al No
o63 S,anton.st on the body OF Henry Depew native of
one Of the New England States, aged about 9.years
The deceased served in the Revolutionary "a well as
last War be was at the surrender OF Yorktown also
other battles post uortem examination was made
BIZ Dr. Holmes who found that OF his ribs on the
right side near the breast bone had been broken while
other parts of his body bore numerous marks OF the
enemy's IRE, and other implements of war
rE= Resolutions passed al the conclusion OF DR..
welings course ofec,ures Physiology at the Broad
way Tabernacle:
Regarding as we do the determination Of Pbysiolog-
&c Knoyled paramount, fundamentally Of human
health life virtue and happiness, therefore,
Pesolrsd That regard the facilities for obtaining
,his knowledge furnished by Dr. Wietipgs splendid man
ikips models and illustrative apparatus as uneouaed
BY any other known IN US.
Re,olred That we consider his manner of presenting
this subject peculiarly happy and Impressive and every
way deserving of patronage
Re.ortd That recommend our mothers and dsugh.
ers in particular avail themselves of the facilities
Tins profred them for obtaining that knowledge OF Ply
sousy and the human structure dsned them elsewhere,
but 40 In order preserve their health and
properly conduct the physical education of their child
peat the course OF lectures u this City at his conve
nience.
Resolred. That We encourage the attendance OF our
wives aud daughters the lecture at the Tabernacle
to morrow P. NJ half pas. two o'clock, exclusively 10
ladies'.
Re.orsG That gold medal BE- presented TO Dr. Weiing
ns token Of ne h,h estimation in which we hold his
Resolved, That II w. Carpenter, 5. Fowler and DR..
Smith be the committee procure aud present the said
medal. ARNOLD bUFFUH, Chairman
o : FOWLER
GENERAL SESSIONS Yesterddy.-W am John
son and Chsres Wileon Tried for burglary in the
third degree and Convicted Charles Cooper was
bru hit up on bench warrant for pock-Picking. and
imprisoned John Harrison pleaded Guilty to INSIDE
ueanor and was fined SIS. William Maxwell was put
on trial for having during the month OF January OF Feb
ruary l45 dsposed of the body Of young female who
died a: the If Madame Costello his r3puted wife
and thereby denying The body the rights OF sePutuEe
This occupied the Court until II adjourned and Is
not yet concluded IL 10 be resumed this morning al
IL O'Clock We have neither room nor disposition TO
print the testimony.
Police Yesterday-Mrs Lynch residing in
Motst arrested Tor attempting 10 burn the house
in which she lived Arch Nee oud was arrested FOR
attempting to pass counterfeit Peter Gro9an
FELL into the water Pier No K last night but ~as
rescued from drowning. by Asst. Cspt D~yer ri the
First Ward. Bridget Marshall attempted 10 drown
herself bat was Fifty pairs oil saoes ss'en
from store in William sbpreh were discovered in
house in Elizabeth and the woman who left was ar
rested Peter Stuyvcsant G!cs Sherwood. we!ISnown
10 the Police arrested for movements in a crowd
CoRoSgR's OrFIcg-Yesterdsy- Margare; Holt,
Irish sged o. committed suicide By taking arsenic, az
No. lq Chestnutst She had had desperate quarrel
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