New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28


nacle capacity and make ine with beauty
and fashion its and gloomy eNpsnse The Musical
Institute has been drilling closely and srduously tor
long time with these sublime pieces. and will no
doubt exceed everything ever before heard The per
Torrance Is 20 take place on the ID December.
OvLIsH.-A few days since says the Tine SIM
the transmission OF messages upon the Ncw-iork and
Philadelphia Telegraph line suspended for several
hours. which upon inspection OF the wire IN the 81
ciry the City found have been caused by the
following curious incident large owl was found ss
pended from the wires three miles above the inclined
plane with his taons entangled among them the copper
wire having been twisted round The cords of the
Western line The owl was dead when discovered, ald
is supposed that lie had lighted upon the iron wire
and while in that position, the other was blown against
him and connection being thus formed be then
csived shock the fuid which deprived him OF life
OF crippled him that his iut,ern-s he became
tangled in the wires The removal OF the deiunct owl
and the discntanglement OF the wires enabled the
newn OF communications between the TWO cities.
sV De MEYER sailed tor Havana from Phadel.
pha on Wednesday in the ship Elisabeth. tle will re-
Turn to New-York IN about three months
F SAM LOVER does characteristic thing tins
evening in giving Benefit TO the lNsH EsuGRtNr So,
GETTY OF the useful public charities OF
City. This Society ia not engaged in promoting Iuimi-
grafton lis might be understood to imply but
in finding employment and the OF homes, liyel
hood for the thousands who upon IL shores
poor freudless and ignorant and who at
wretched and burthcnsome in the absence of employ
ment. Thousands annually provided with good
places OF the City by this Society who but for it,
haps have become charge the public. To see and
hear Lover is inducemeni enough for who has
leisure bu, when to this is added the consciousness Of
promoting noble work of philanthropy, we trust the
4 house will be- crowded
ry NJ Y BEACH of The Sun, with his daugh-
ter and The Suns correspondent, Montgomery sailed
yesterday for the West Indies in quest OF health They
/ expect to be absent some three months.
MORE BOATS SUNK.-Tho 81. Louis Bloomfield,
Usage, Bath and Lark canal boats, laden with aour.
wheat and corn, were sunk in the late storm-wth
good many more whose lost for ever By
the way why do they say the late storm when it was
the earliest OF its kind on record
- The GREAT WESTERN left hor dock Thurs.
day afternoon about o'clock for Liverpool. but owing
the very low ides caused by the strong n w winds,
the pilot thought not prudent to take her over the bar
until yesterday morning when she passed 10 safety At
halt past O'Clock. We hear with regret that she will
not return TO until next spring. In the time
she viii undergo some alterations and repairs.
/ STEAM SHIP SoUTHERSER.-Thi beautiful steam
er le, yesterday FOR Charleston with tne breeze from
the West, having board upward Of hundred psssen
gers \ report circulated, few days since, that
the Southerner had been sold 10 the L. : Government
but il wa. without charlottesville negotiation having
failed.
SHyERGNG PovERrY.--On Thursday there was
an alarm OF ire M Dusnest West Broadway and
proceeding the spot it found tina, an old build
ing occupied by indefinite number OF families, was
on IRE. 1t speedily extiaguished. but gentleman
who visited the premises informs the P9st that he
tered six rooms esch the sole apartment OF family and
in neither OF them there IRE place stove
sheet OF tin nailed upon the hoor, common Two.
shilling furnace placed upon il and charcoal fire,
whose noxious fumes hed the whole OF this miserable
garrett furnished the only warmth which the inmates
receive No wonder the children OF the poor have
hs-gard look when they forced TO exist such
atmosphere. Let those then, that nave Geek those
that nave not and do them they would ike TO
De done unto under similar circumstances and let them
also remember that the bera! hear. snail be made at
RAPE oF The LocK.-A little girl residing in
Cortandt and possessing luxurianI mead Of hair
al;ghdng from omnibus in Broadway few evenings
since accosted By scoundre in the gsrb of gentle
man who volunteered TO shield her from the rain as ne
had umbrella and going the way. she
cepted ri. tfad o5er and when opposite an open hall
re exclaimed There big poisonous spider on Jour
back and under pretence OF removing decoyed her
INTO the nal when ne pretended il had crawed under
her bonnet 4nd MS request she took il Of he then
attempted or her hair. but she 5ecomn. fright
ened escaping MS scissors out eevin: her "a
green six velvet, tie hands of the villain nurbet
OF instances Ike this have occurred Of late.
CHRISTIAN MEssENeEg-This paper IL the organ
and exponent Of doctrines of the uni-ersslist de
nomination in this City. volume having Iust
commenced tie present IS favorable urns for
subscriptions See advertisement
e The Sg Ro5ers Pei, the new London pack.
ct no, launched or Thursday although large con-
course OF spectators present Owing 70 the strong
westerly winds for the last two days. causing ebo tdes
the launch was postponed 1: Is announced to take
place ths afternoon al aafpsst o'clock rom the foot
Of Eishthst
Ger wEsT-The bark whiron. Capt, Roland
esrua, has jus, called :or California and Columbia
Il'3 "ul III cargo OF Government stores and mel!
cnsudiEe and number OF passengers Among pas
sen=ers are Rev WILLIAM ROBERTS of The Sew-Jersey
Conference Of The Methods, Episcopal Church his wife
AID ;wo children Rev J WI1srn of the Blark River
Conference, MS wife and daughter These two go
10 reinforce the Methodist Mission Oregon and viii
probably reach their destination time IN July
The other passengers are Nh EDwA1D F Fo-GEa, RICH
ARo ANDREWS C. W. WHITLocx, GEO 3 WARDzLL,
+! CaAs. l. Ross and IA. C. l. WADswozrH These 20
II mercantile capacity having merchandise Tor