New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
CITY ITEMS.


Tie funeral services al the house performed BY
Re-. Mr. Tsylor, OF the Reformed Du:ch Church WHO
aer PRAYER r1ads sLo-1 address II wh;eh re alluded
70 the services CT Capt We.aore du-,s Ire ,a-cysix
years he had been in tie Navy The services being
cooclud ed. The procession moved he eu-ns ground
under the Hill marching the solemn music OF tie
North Csro!:nss Band. The oScers Of lie Navy and
Marine Corps Z uciccr: served pali-eeare-s and
party OF sailors nesty dressed n blae jackets and
white -owser. carried tie coin the hea-se At the
graveyard gate tie Saad opened right ard left and tie
procession moved OF 70 the tomb where tie remaining
tuners ceremonies performed by tie Chaplain OF
the Nary Yard, Rev. W. StockbEdse. No musket-y
broke he solemn stiffness OF that place where the dead
sleep bu, the Almighty spoke IL the voice OF his shua
der and Tie people kept silence before Hin sish:
spr;nkns ofyan did nc, move ;he multitude bat short
" after tee services ended drenchns rain set II
and dispersed them
Capt wet1ore has left widow ana two soos, you1.
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TIE day Capt W ~ss taken ii MS fsvori;c dos ie
sick AID was found nsxs day Il ditch, asai. Wien
TIE Captain informed tina, his dos missing &c
remarked Ee hss only gone istle before his mas
;erra p-esentriert which helped render his disease
>eTysjpelas) unranasesbe. he ssve very particular
directions abou, his funeral and left orders tina, the lid
~is,ed daily, that !: he were 40, really dead he
might moi perish By sudoca:ion or starvation
z KAH-RE-GAGAHBowH.a Chippeway Chief
last evening delivered an address in the Apollo Saloon
on the Origin Customs Traditions and Education OF the
Indians After singing hymn in his language he
commenced his address By stating the various ideas
rerained regarding the origin of the Red Man nni me
ulsny opinions held by the Indians themselves Daring
ten years since his conversion the Christian faith hc
had travelled much through the States and many times
had been asked wha; the fact the origin OF his
race but said he have great variety OF opin-
ions among my own people However, he considered
the Asistc and Indian Races very similar and believed
that the Rcd Men descended from the Asatics He then
traced all their wHnderngs, from the Pemobscot TO the
Far West relating here and there snecdote of their
strict adherence to long established custom-.As
gnrds their manners he said the Indians formerly
never taught anything beyond the skl;ul ase otihe
bow and TO excel in muscular exercises He was aim
self taught and TIL within the last years had be
lieved in the existence OF many gods-he chief among
whom the Great and Good spirit and the Bad Spirit,
To propi,iac the latter boyhood he had tasted tour
days-The Introduction OF Christianity and the spread
OF Education he sorry say sadly retarded
By the evil influence of class of whites the frontier.
minds of the Indians of the Far West but the wors,
enemy is the frer He had known OF his
tiou to 90 thirty miles for ono gas. of whisky
He stated that four years ago. the number OF Chippe
ways amounted 10 3oOOO that of these 5000 had EN-.
bruced the Christian faith and had dwellings.
schools and places worship ike their white brethren
lie spoke the good being achieved By Missons
rics and mentioned in indignant the gross njus-
recently done his people in taking away their lands
and driving them from their proper inheritance Said
he When think Of all thes. things my heart is very
sad Glancing round the but scantiy occupied
ne expata,ed sonle length the conduct of caous
world toward schemes OF philanthropy and the cnlight
eminent OF the Human Race.
The Calumet was then presented 10 Mr.. SEAroS who
acknowledged the gift in well-chosen and neat ad
dress.-Kah gasah Bowh will preach next Sunday in
the church corner OF Madison and Csta.!ne SITS when
we hope he will have rather than dozen per
sons for audience.
. Decency demonstrates against the prac
tee OF bathing off Docks and Piers Of this City (es
pecially Catherine Ferry9 by and boys
ked often in broad daylight, grossly offensive De-
ceroy IS always right in the main, but should not be
prosy, call in Editors do Tor nothing what the
Mayor Dockmasters. Police, sc. well paid for do
Ing. This practice Of running the newspapers with
complaints OF every offence breach of decorum, in
stead Of applying the proper authorities has grown
into q nuisance, which decency should abate
- Some malicious scoundrel cut both the wires
of the Boston Telegraph and thar of the Oing line
Sunday night AZ 3,d-st He added petty larceny his
crime BY carrying away ten feet of the wire Our Bos
ION friends were thus prevented from obtaining the
Foreign News until afternoon Breaking the Teegraphc
2 IL, : Oh -,
pany offer reward 500 for detection this
fender new rope by which toe wires had been drawn
down was left On the ground, and it evident that
.ne wires had been with a The fellow who
committed the deed since ne Is fond Of hanInerng
stone should be set AZ il the STATE service.
- Signora PIco and Mr.. SHEPARD have been
very successful in Albany, Troy and Saratoga. They
giye another concert the latter place Thursday
evening.
A New sGSdER-Quite late last night we heard
voice singing peculiar and plantive song in the open
air and following the indication Of the sound found
the singer sitting a table covered with invit-
iuz fruits and that staple OF the season. hot corn
which discovered be the subject OF her song
This she very willingly repeated or three tirnes
and such was It's strange plaDtIve beauty and 80 rich
clear, deep and flexible her voice, that would
willingly have listened 10 three times
The intervals Of the melody We're very difficult and
based progressons OF harmony which original
and chsste they striking. and yet the singer
b- questioned said she had not learned IT, but that
grew in her own head Her voice remarkably
touching and fine in quality and she unconciously in
troduced chaste which the best gers
now in the country would lind difficult bur which che
gave with astonishing perfection and anish and which
she sid perfectly easy 10 her Her song the
| old one
Hot corn hot corn
Piping ho, smoking hot, gentlemen and ladiez
You that have money, poor that have none,
Come BUY lny lily white not and let me 90 home,
J NJ hot corn IS good. I'd nave you TO know,
For down Long.lsland il did grow
The singer young woman OF about twenty, was an
intelligent brishtloodny quadroon from Havana.
Ey Gazette.
CorRr OF SESSIONS Ye,terday.-Rosanna Lo-
gan tired for stealing pieces Of foundation
In on thelst OF August Found guilty and sent 10 the
Pen!renary Tor 3 months. Mary Ann NcGinnis, for
stealing S3 in Bank bills and god the value OF
$40 Acquitted by thc Peter Conally theu
tried for stealing 20 gross o. pearl buttons worth s CO.
Guilty. The Court then adjourned.