New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26
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sea of sound drowning the voices of the speakers who
struggled and ges;iculaed if in the Asonies OF drown
ing holding their respective resolutions above water
with convulsive clutch and beating the air wildly WIN
their fists while they grew black in the face trying 10
ourshou, the gathering tempest Of yels hootnss Kisses
snd cries that poured in from every qusrter 1T length
Newman his tori from his back and himself iroth
ing was dragged from the s;AnG-a little private dshi
took place in one corner Of the room.he she~headed
President tried in vain De hesEd-M-. Cowdery made
speech to the winds-M Strahan srinned horribly a
good many ghastly smiles Mr Brady hpttoned up bis
overccst and settled his hist upon his tead-the Presi
den: Disappeared general cry for adjournment made
irsef-we were about to say visible in the thick atos
phers OF cigar snokeand the meeting dispersed with
out having accomplished anything except TO afford
very striking illustration Of the grea. need OF some sor
of City Reform.
r. Tho Board of Assistants Inst night appro
p-iated $500 for Stand OF Colors for the First Regiment
n. Y State Infantry. Cwa.hington Guard Tho An
nual Tax Bill concurred Mr. Pnrscr offered
resolution ,ha, III De referred the Special Committee
appointed inquire into the alleged misconduct OF ots
GERS On Blackwels Island and report fany
distinction is sde between the OF ordinary
prisoners and Charles Mason and the Costello
recently convicted Of su infamous offence" which
adopted.
~ Prince Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte and
suite are now in the City, their way TO Boston
bark for England in the Cambria which sails Sunday
The Prince goes Immediately to London where he hopes
10 obtain permission from the French Government to
make tour through France, the country OF his snces
tors which ne has yet been permitted TO visit
The Prince does reinquish his estate AZ Bordentown
and will probably return to this country
sy- The Courier states that the order for Madame
Costello to go picking oakum has been entirely disre
gardcd and that the remains very comfortably
situated in the chapel. the matron Mrs Baker, having
even taken the bed.cothcs from her bed accom-
MEDIATE her guest. besides curtaning her chsmber' and
rendering her situation otherwise comfortable
ry@ The Journal of Commerce aliudes 10 the pro.
iec,ed Railroad from Boston in straight line, passing
| through Ne~Haven. Mddletowp, W!limantc, Woon.
socket &C. bill is before The Massachusetts Lcgisa-
ture for u charter from Boston Woonsocket; charter
mas already been granted from New Haven Westward 10
the State line. and application is before the NeiorA
Legislature to empower the same Company to extend
their Road in the direction othis City until enters the
Harlem Authority to extend the ROad from New Haven
TO the Eas, line OF Connecticut and 10 construct the Sec
ton through Rhodeslsnd to Woonsooket will be sppli-
ed for understand the approaching sessions OF the
Legislatures of those States respectively. Nearly or
quite the whole has been surveyed ana II ascer
tanned that no grade will exceed so feet 10 the mile with
easy curves. The distance, compared with any OF the
existing routes will il is said be shortened so miles 1t
is designed lay the rails six feet asunder and TO make
them OF such weight and fruness as will admit OF the
greatest speed. The calculation s that the whole dis
lance between Boston and New York be in FOUR
HOURS and will be regularly in not exceeding fire
~ The HAMILTON LYcEUM tcoloredl has the
third Lecture Of Course this evening AZ Phonix Hall
j92 Broadway Mr.. 5. V. Berry is the Lecturer. Sub
ect-' Physco Astronomy in connection with Natural
Theology It is rather remarkable that the Colored
Young Men ofour City have the only Lyceum and Course
of Lectures regularly going forward in our city
ACCIDENT oS THE HARLgM RAILRoAD.-As
one Of the cars from 9th coming down yes
terday moraing German who was riding the front
platform in attempting to Jump of at l7th-streeet
was caught between the and bank, and badly
injured. It was rumored that the has since died.
FlRg.-A fire was discovered in the stove lacio-
~ of Mr. Hines No Is Bowery "a little after midnight
Tuesday, which speedily extingushcd. Damage
tritiing, and fully covered BY insurance.
y The n. Y. City Colporteur Association held
meeting at the Tabernacle Monday evening. From
Report read by John sosson, Esq it appeared tina,
within few weeks funds had been raised for years
support of eight coporteurs and that their plans JUS
contemplated great enlargement of operations
- The New York and Oting Telegraph re-
ported Tuesday evening O'Clock, that the Signal Tele
graph at the Narrows, opposite Fort Hamilton, on
fire. and would probably be entirely consumed. The
river by the way be crossed by the wires of the
Oiiing Co at Hurlgate, sustained upon poles.
n Rev. L. A. SAWYER, President Of Ohio Cen
trail College, will lecture the Theory of Virtue and the
basis of Moral Obligation tomorrow evening at Clinton
Hall His Lectures deservedy attracting the atten
ton of some of the frat minds in this community.
II Rev. T. L. HARRIS will be installed as Pas
tor of the Unversast Church and Society worshipnl
in Elzabeths this evening Sermon by Rev. E.
Chaplin.
lY@ a novel, and we should think delightfully."-
interesting entertainment is now preparation by M
VIM B. Bradbury, to take place on Wednesday evenn!
next in the Tabernacle viz Musical Festival by On,
Thousand Young Ladies' dressed in white presenting
most imposing picture the eye while at the time
they charm the spectators with their sweet nelodious
warbings.
~ The Second District Police had another mus
with Yankee Sullivan, Country McC!usky and NANNY
Kelly, on Tuesday night at Tammany Hail, where they
were engaged In disgracetu riot.
EY9 George Reed and Thomas Dean picked the
pocket of David Roe of sl3ll.
n A man named Phillips, who had taken lodg-
ngs the lith District stationhouse, died yesterday
morning there very suddenly.
r. A mes, of gamblers was broken up by the
Police on Tuesday night in 18th street. the 9Th
ARREsrs.-Henry Monro entry thief caught
in the act No. l3 Ann John McNulty assault
ing and attempting to rob Charles Bradshaw. James
McDermot larceny Of piece of ocloth from store Of
HPepper of Grand and Attorney Jared
Cook attempting TO collect ferrisge at the ferry house
foot of Grand .street
e The Journal of Commerce tells the following
story the operations Of the Society for Improving
Condition of the Poor:
Enough has already been OF the practical opera
ton Of this Society test ts worth and TO show that il
Is Of the efficient plans that has been EN-
ployed for relieving and elevstng the condition OF the
poor in our city.
Through the truly benevolent abors of the visitors
whole city is undergoing great moral publication in
addition to the temporal relief afforded