New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11


the public to their institution which shelters one
hundred and ffty-eight children who would otherwise
be left ignorance and dession In the absence OF
our fellow citizens during the season he as
sis,ance rendered and the institution was necessa-
riy mourning debts for current expenses which the
managers are most DESTROYS TO cancel The anxiety
arising from the care Of go large an Establishment can
scarcely be realized by those who have not deeply par
tcipa.ed in IT. responsibilities The table must oe daily
supplied clothing adapted 10 the coming season. ana 'he
moderate salaries and OF those employed cannot
DC withheld How then must we proceed Snah We
as has been suggested crcumscrbe our plans and close
our door 10 the child Of sorrow not yet sheltered Or
will the friend. Of the orphan whose bounty has pro-
vided zach an appropriate home still continue ther sup
norY ccuId they be induced visit the establishment
and carefully inspect each department, the managers
feel assured that the comfort neatess snd order o. the
arrangements would ensure appreciation By contribu-
ting 10 the funds Of this institution not only bestoT
on these children religious mental and physical benefits
but doubtless check the Of vice 10 which their
exposed situation would ultimately have subjected them
Donations naJ DC sent 10 the ONCE OF the Connercia
Advertiser
II A COURSE or LECTURES on ROMANTIC PoT-
TRY is about to:be delivered in this city by Mr !" W
LORD OF Princeton volume Of whose own very sterling
poems was published in this city by essr Appleton &
Co last year and received with great favor. The
ncxed apondence viii explain the circumstances
,nder which Mr. Lord has consented deliver these
lectures and may hope further full attendance, as
we are quite ouch attendance will be fully requited
The Lectures four in number to be delivered at the
stuyvesant institute on Monday and Wednesday ofnext
week. and of the following week; commence AT y
o'clock The advertisement in another column will
gigc all information TO details.
NswYoaR Nov ~; ls4G.
DEAR SIR The under signed, desiring for themselves
and tor many frefd that the course OF lectures deilT
cred by you last Autumn at Princeton Oh Romantic o-
etry should be heard New York take Leave 10 invite
yo TO deliver that in this city, such early day
IA may be convenient you ard with the hope that Il
may be agreeable you 10 comply with this request,
they subscribe themselves dear sir your oedien ser
JorA. N wAixwmcnr JAS g. YELL,
CHAs. +. HoFrMAN CHA's kfNt
SAaL WARD 4. :. HENRY
JoHN w. FRANCIS,
PRINCETON oct. . l5l6.
To Re- Dr. Waiaright CAas F. Holman. Esq and othrs:
have the honor TO signify you my acceptance OF
your invitation deliver in New York course of Lee
lures Romantic Poetry. With great respect your
obedent servant WILLIAM w. Lol'D
E-g- In the second story of Mr. Jollic's Music Sa-
loon (hs piano forte room at the of Lspenard-
ST. and Broadway there two very beautifully painted
double windows each inner window having finely eX-
ecuted figure in stained glass On Monday evening says
the Telegraph scoundrel who has hitherto escaped
the gallows threw from the street through one
OF the windows which represented the Virgin Mary,
and completely demolished that beautiful picture
~ Ii will be seen by reference to our advcr-
Using columns, that Mcssrs. TTFASY YOUNG * ELLIS
will sell at auction at Stewards old store in Broadway,
on the 18th inst extensive and elegant collection oil
Fancy Articles This sale embraces some of the most
superb and valuable articles imported into this
country We notice Bohemian glassware fancy porce-
lain engravngs Italian paintings, perumery illustrated
books &c &C. 1t will be great occasion for the seek
ers after and choice articles.
" We would call the attention of our readers
10 an advertisement in another column of Glass in Vo-
cal Music under the tuition of Mr. Co1BURN. The dis
uneui.hed talents OF Mr. c. vocalist and his eminent
success as Teacher in Musical Science, should insure
for him full class.
FlRE.-A fire occurred In carpenters shop IN
the rear of COB Fourth supposed by design Another
n, o'clock last light corner OF Pcarlst and Madcuane
u male child four weeks old, handsomely
dressed was found in OF house No. 81 Warrcnst
Sent 10 Almshousc.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon
just as the workmcn were about to leave the sa"yard
at the foot of Hous,onst their attention was attracted to
spot where some of them had but recently been at
work A lad, - or IA years OF age named Young
had been going through the yard aud was about phss
strange fatality fell elevated position upon him
Ho was literally crushed 10 death beneath the log III.
Coroner called hold an inquest at the house OF
the boys parents No. Sc Houston ST. lfost
PoLIcE-Vulrntne Keil in the employ OF Nc
Nocel hthosrapher Fulton.st about four weeks since
broke open the trunk OF Michael Bcrtoct ST VA Go!dst
and stole thererom S36 the whole OF which he spent
excepting S24 in military equipments rue SIDE
arms military cloak and travehng,truhK were ouha III
his possession and his whole paraphenas and arrange
pcts exhibited the martial uct that he was resolved to
be soldier. Committed. = On "Wednesday evening
$50 contained in silk purse ntersuced with beads was
stolen from b. A Breden 50 Cliff st. Hiram r. Foster
ofthc Sailors Home Chcrryst appeared and charged
johanna kerris with stealing four silver watches worth
sac, for which he desired her commiai On the other
hand the said Miss Kerris claimed the watches her
awards deservings the said Mr. Foster being on eN
IRENE intimacy with her them to her from Tune 10
time. Lewis johnson, chap about ~ VINO HAS oileH
Waited the Tombs brought up, charged by Thomas
h wheeler oil No Bowcry with snatching YES.
worth 81 from his premises The defendant conducted
himscl, in Court with such sang oid and was so com
pletcy atred like Cruikshsnks Illustration oil bozs
Artiul Dodger that his very manner and appearance
had nothing else been wanting would have been
guaranty for his conviction. John Wilson stole TWO
coats worth SIS from John langdon, % Waller 81 An
drew Eisler stole six hvetranc pieces from Charles
Swiezer, of l07 Westinghouse Joseph DAVIS cora
stole watch worth So from Joseph hainer ~ Ahhst
Chased csush, and committed,
BRookLYN AFFAIRS
B meeting for the rehet OF the distress IN
Ireland WAS held at Halls buildings ON Tuesday evening
a, which the amount collected was $50. The total
amount Of the fund raised thus far is $500 Another
meeting viii be held on Tuesday evening next
u The Festival and Fair Tor the benefit OF the
Poor WILL in consequence OF the storm last evening be
continued this evening Gothic Hail. commencing at
o'clock
Court Calendar. thus DAY.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. =, 5 40, 81 y, 81 4. 9. /. Is
50 ~ ol.t5 -, - Il =, 2i0, -.
Clacvtr CovUr-Nos, }1 -, 80 g., loo. lbs, no III
lle, ga
COMMON purAs.--rart Nos }S5 ii3, l56. sos. I'll.
9l3 90 2l1 .al 2 ~, !5. ~, ~ l6l lob 10 l5l
l6g %, lSe Fart Nos - T., 81 60 t. o. Is 90 -,
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