New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-27

Mining Company Since the arrival OF this boulder the
Company itself seems much holder
" The Telegraph wires are broken and com
muncaton stopped in alt directions owing 10 the IN.
sensonabc storm and in consequence all business was
suspended yesterday throughout the City Ne say all
busiuess-we mean of course I'LL dsagreeahlr granite
and marble business such dscountus notes selling
silks and chaflerng about stocks The and genial
business of indoor life gloriousiy enough.
Feastins and Charity went merrily hand in hand
Churches and hungry mouths were plenhfuly dlled-
and there according To the old Egyptian custom
skeleton "a turkey skeleton every feast Although no
business was done yet thousands OF dinners were-to
charm. For own part must say that We should
have objection Thanksgiving every day in the
year.
~ fellow who wanted to make his sweet
heart Thanksgiving present walked INTO Draper, War
rem < Cos day beorc.yesterday and stole piece OF
satin with which he made OF as smooth as silk
THANKsGTvfNG ar rHE CRY PRISoN.-'rhs day
was appropriately observed in the Female Department
OF the City Prison. After the religious exercises, the
female prisoners the number OF almost sixty with
few friends sat down to most bounuful dinner. The
table spread with turkey beef, mutton sc.
with plum buildings pies apples rasns coffee &c. tor
better than did this and perhaps few thank
full After the dinner was over a vote OF thanks
passed By the prisoners to the propctors OF the United
States City Towards Franklin Western and Lovcoy's
Hotels for the liberal supply OF provisions aud a!ao 10
the Maron OF the Prison. the keepers and the friends
who originated and assisted in the preparation.
This affair 90, up, understand hy tSo OF 'hr-c
persons connected with tie Prison Association who
trying to improve the conditions of prisoncrs ani We
have doubt will be attended with some good effect
10 The First Regiment OF New York Nuluu
,eer under marching orders Tor Mexico, is in want
of men TO nil up ranks Halo there, you Capt iyn-
ders ,leck Well. Dan short, all you orators at the
great War Meeting in the Park-do you hear the coun.
try- call Men are wanted oil the ranks OF the frs
regiment ordered from New.York TO fog Santa Anna
mud his motley army Of halt armed tatterdcmaions Are
you goingi Ii not nhyf You have pushed Others for
ward will you hang back yourselves Rypders : the
Custom House do without you and the bounty and
pay are not TO be sneczcd nj. Aeck you arc not
obliged the People in Albany this Winter, sup
pose you give them touch o. your quality in Mexico
Patriots ahoy 1900 at the great War Meeting in the
PARK piedsns their lives aud fortunes TO the War and
cot regiment ready TO strike tents Tor Mexico Oh,
most lame and impotent conclusionr Gentlemen war.
hawks are you going Don't compel us Peace men to
20 aud tight this in your stead 1t would look
well neither your part nor on ours
rY- YASKEE DOODLE Tor this week contains the
hrs, chapter OF the new work written for by Mr..
LoyEa entitled Handy Andy's Post Bag
~ 4 wretch named John Follen ysster
day arrested Tor brutay beating his witeso that she
WIS sent to the Hospital it being doubted whether her
bruises were not fatal. This wifewhippng IL almost
common as eegraph-swindlng
~ A man drove his horse and wagon into
sewer in Seventeenth. second avenue, Wednes
day nlgh,-there being lamp the dangerous Vi.
cin,y. Should get his team into the Park Of
dark night don; know as he certainly would drive
into the Fountan-but certain be would not ind
his way out till morning
10 MosEs Y BEACH, OF the Sun has preferred
complaint at the Lower Police Office. against John L.
Brown VIM II. Diusmore Paul HorreI Horato :. Bart.
lei, Phineas Williams, John Thomas - Larkns
- Davies. - I.awler and - Mcclure, ou
charge of libel alleged have been perpe:rated in the
columns OF the True Sun newspaper OF the sd eth and
nth inst.
~ SwoRI gives his grand Concert tonight at
The Tabernacle. A glance at the programme is the
strongest nduceent attend rhatcould DE presented
Lover had an extra house last evening
at Pamos The entertainment, ex,ra-the evening
dtto-moonlight ditto. ditto.
~ The American Musical Institute, let it not
be forgotten will give its performance OF Sacred
Music al the Tabernacle the I'd December. We have
programme bur hear on all hands that this
vi" De the best performance yet given BY this excellent
Institution.
I H.
suffered in the storm as may he seen by those
who are curious il such na;ers The sailors of the
coast must have had tine time of it haling the land in
/ TIE middle Of nal.storn.
SUDDEN DEATH.-We lean from Capt, Smith, of
Fourth Ward s,ationhouse, No. q Jarnes-st that a
young rather TALL and about sixteen years old
brought there yesterday afternoon, having been taken
with 1T in the street Drs Pentz and Sewcon5 attend
ed hin but be died in about two hours after having
been brought n The verdict Of the Coroner's jury
was. mat ne died OF epilepsy He had A brown sack
overcoa: DARK cashmere pants, broatcoth cap fne
boots, silver epne watch, aud round watch guard in
imitation OF gold The body viii remain in the station
house today FOR recognition The watch and contents
( of the pockets are Il, possession OF Capt Smith
/ GEy. ScoTT-The Washington correspondent
OF The Baltimore American, under date Of the 24th
says
&C "--.''tdi sp'l.t anu utI eI"4 :" 'e army MS
new movement Il the result Of recent communications
and conferences which have grown recent events
IN Mexico, and adTiees from the mead quarters Of the
/ Army
Gen. leave In the mail boe, this morning
has probably gone His destination is p;co but
WIKI large additional powers control biz actions when
| upon the ground
! Frum both the Navy aud War Departments, | learn
that every preparation making for attack upon
Tampico. The force commanded 6y Maj. Gen Psster.
son wiz march from Ms1aruo.cs down by the coss.
] through Tanaui;pas."