New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-07


We learn tina; the vessel alluded 20 IS the fios ooaI
WV J. RoMEs and tia, she will sail on Monday next
She considered OF The tastes; vessels out oil 'hA
port, is strongly and ably manned The voyage Will BE-
tria OF speed throughout and il is reported she Will MAKE
the shortest ZIP made between The two continents
There IS good deal OF excitement among The CONNER
cis classes know the object of this voyage. We snail
look wiki much curiosity for her return. She WI!
probably brisg twen,your days later intelligence
than the steamer of the Ain February Bets sresdy
pending as 10 the time in which she viii make the trip
We were informed that forty were engaged upon
her yesterday in rigging suit Of sails and she was
raised the Docks for the purpose Of cleansing her bot
By advertisement il Will De seen that the Letter
Bags close on Monday at 10 A. NJ
EXERCISES FOR SABBArH.-North Dutch Church
Rev DR.. Dwight Brooklyn will deliver the ls,h Lee
tpre to the Young tomorrow evening at o'clock
Central Presbyterian Church (Broome-street)-Rev Dr.
Adams will deliver discourse England her Reli'
gious Condition and Vocation. io-uor-ow evening at
o'clock.
Chapel Of the Theological Seminary University Place.
Rev. John Lille will preach tomorrow evening at
u o'clock.
Elcrsnh Presbyterian Chgrc. corner of Fourth street
and Avenue C)-The lst anniversary OF the Sabbath
School Missionary Association tomorrow euening
PearLstreet Presbyterian Church BroGd.oay-Rev.
J. 5. Demund will deliver lecture 70 morrow evening
at o'clock Subject; Spiritual parallel in the dspen.
saon OF grace between the Jewish and Gentle world
Church corner Of Houston and Observation-Disclosures
Mulligan will deliver lecture The proper estimate
of the and the degree in which earthly posses
sions contribute to human happiness"
ing.
Hammond. Presbyterian Church Com ar OF Ham
mond and Factory streets Rev Gardiner Spring D.
will preach tomorrow evening at half past o'clock.
Free Congregational Church Gin Sullivan street below
Houston street)-Rev. 5. D. Cochran will preach
morrow.
Church Of the Epiphany, 100 Stantons,ree (between
Essex and Norolkstreets )-Rev John s Stone, D. D.
of Christ Church Brooklyn will preach the Young
morrow evening at O'Clock.
Nec- York Society Library Building Corner Of Broad
way and Leonardsrees-Re B. F. Barrett will deliver
alecture the Sacred Scripture tomorrow evening al
o'clock
u Will our friends take the trouble 10 send US
notices of Sabbath exercises in which they feel interest
ed The notices should always be sent in Friday
morning
H Peae's great Painting The Court of Death,
understand will be taken Boston after the close OF
the exhibition in this City the 10th instant.
t@ Prof. Bush, we learn, will deliver lecture
on the Scientific Character of swedenbog in the course
OF the ensuing week Due notice OF time and place will
be given.
~ The lectures of Mr. Barrett this season
characterized by than the usual acumen and
vsor of his acute and vigorous mind. His points are
elaborated with the greatest and show that ne has
been ndefagable in his researches for the materials
requisite the due enforcement of his arguments The
orthodox theologians will find IN him no Pasteooard
antagonist. He has dealt to them sundry nuts to
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An impression upon The attraction upon his attentive
audiences has not been materially iessened despe the
general unavorabeness OF the weather hitherto on the
nights of the lectures.
BRADBURY's JUVENILE CoscERT.-One oil these
delightful and ever memorable occasions is advertised
for the ,h inst at which will be present eight hundred
Young singers all in the similar dress and their faces clad
in the uniform of smiles Nothing surpass the effect
of these charming exhibitions and Mr. Bradbury man
ages every thing well AT the last OF these concerts
the Tabernacle densey crowded in the very begin
ming of the evening and hundreds were Obliged TO 60
away without seeing or hesring.
County CoURT-This Court met yesterday,
Judge Ushoefer in the chair and proceeded fortn~ih
TO ballot for District Attorney John McKeon received
II out OF the 49, and declared to be duly elected.
gY T. s. CumMIsGs, Esq one of our distinguish
ed artists has been appointed Professor OF the Arts OF
Design in the New.York University.
CPThe church lately erected in Sullivan-st below
Houston st. dedicated last Sabbah) the free seat
principle is be opened hereafter on the Sabbath at
the usual hours. We hope to these free churches
multiplied.
SIXTEENTH WARD TEMPERANCE SocIETY-The
anniversary of this Society was held on "Wednesday
evening in the Tenth Presbyterian Church in Twenty
second.stree Thirdavenue Rev. J. A. Cary one
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report was read by L. E. Jackson Esq from which it ap
peared that the Society is heartily engaged In this noble
enterprise This ward is the popuous in the City
and opens wide field of usefulness to the Society In
terestng addresses made by Rev. J. A. Carey of
the Baptist Church Rev james Knox aston OF the 10Th
Presbyterian Church. and by Mr. Charles Parker of this
City Arson G. Phelps Esq was elected President for
the ensuing year with good number of Vice Presidents
and a large Executive Committee.
FIREs-At about one o'clock yesterday morning
the Patent Leather Mandatory Of Jone in the Of
leo Thrdavenue Sixteenth. street entirely de
stroyed number OF the surrounding buildings were
slightly damaged We understand that Mr.. Jolne was
not insured The fire at half past five was in Delan-
cey.sreet Sheriff, in the upper story OF frame
building Damage triaing.
ET Mary Mcdonald was arrested by Policeman
Terhuue of the Sixteenth District for attempt
fire to the house No 7s Eighteenth street, and committed
by Justice Roome
n There were IS arrests by the Star Police Of
the several Districts during the day and night of Thurs
day.
70 Two boys employed in the printing estab
ishment of Harper & Brothers (named John Van Buren,
and Niles Muren) severely injured one OF them
dangerously yesterday morning They were engaged in
hosting paper and were inside the steam paddy contra
y TO orders when the rope broke and they precp
a,ed the ground. They when last heard from
in the hands Of physician.
I Y The inhabitants Of Staten Island on Wednes-
day evening startled by the sound and motion Of
an Earthquake. The Commercial says that he felt it
pcrcepdby and heard the sound like the rumbing Of
mammoth wagon upon the frozen earth. He was a,
friends house at the time and on reaching home was told
by his family of the occurrence and their description
exactly agreed with his own knowledge We hear OF
one gentlemen who had just dsrebed for change OF
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