New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
nations, is as follows :

E,risconal Methodist AZ
lutheran 5 Roman Catholic 30
Moravisn .-.-.-.-.....- Jews Synagogues ---
Presbyterian .----.-.--.32 Friends ----------
Reformed Presbyterian. Unitarian
Associate do . 3 Swedenborgian -..----.
Asso. Reform do. g 80
Baptist. -29 Iota!- ------'--
The work also contains notice of the City OF brooR
yn its various Public Institutions Churches &C. It's
importance and usefulness must be obvious TO every
one and we cannot doubt that it win meet with ready
sale.
SABBATH EvESrsa-A discourse in the Central
Presbyterian Church. Broonne-st by Rev Dr. Adams, on
The Relation ofFrance to Protestantism, suggested by
several months residence in Paris.--A lecture on Mo-
raj Courage in Young Men,, in the North Dutch Church.
William St by Rev D. Oakley In the Dutch Church
corner of Houston and Greene streets, Dr. Fisher on Il
lus,ratons of Divine Providence "A third lecture on
The Jews in DR.. McEroy's Church. corner OF Grand
and Crosby streets Rev B. F Barrett will deliver bis
third lecture at the Society Library subject The OBJ
lection TO Swedenborgs claims, &c.-Tne elgntn ser
mon to the Young in the NJ. E. Free Church in Vande
water-st Rev Henry J. Whitehouse, D. D. Rector Of
St Thon1ass Church vii; preach TO the Young, in the
Church of the Epiphany in Stantonst oetween Essex
and Norfolk. sts Rev. DR.. Taylor. Rector OF Grace
Church will deli-er the regular Quarterly Sermon in St
Judes Church.
MR. FoNTASA's CoScERT.-We for the last time
call attention to the intatory Concert of Nj Fontana
which takes place The Apollo this evening We be-
speak for him full house and fair hearing He comes
to US without any efforts to foresta public opinion in his
behalf and is worthy of most generous reception
AMERICAS ORAToRIo.-"e understand that j.
H. Hewitt Esq the author Of the Oratoro Of JeP!has
Daughter is in the City, and that negotiations are going
forward with the N Y Sacred Music Society for bringing
IIAr-,t th thNr gft q
frs, successful American Oraero strong c!suls upon
his countrymen, and we presume that Newfork VIII
know how most acceptaby to acknowledge them
~ The Bostonans seem determined to push the
business of piano making its greatest possible perfec
tion-in which, however, they meet powerful rivalry In
our New-York manufacturers Yet we must confess that
the sx.octave pianos of Halle & Davis among the
sweetest purest aid besttoned instruments we have
ever touched
PHoEoeRArHY.-Mr S. HARDINeE will give his
first Practical Lecture Photography this evening at
Clinton Hail. With his system have slight acquaint-
ance but understand 1t be substantially that of the
senior Mr. Hardinge prcmu gated some years since The
subject of deep interest and is steadily gaining
the public attention. Those who have time will do well
to hear Mr. H. and compare his plan with others which
have been or may be submitted.
last night at Niblos 10 very fair house They have
were characterized by good and artistical Skill
The audience seemed highly delighted with their new
acquaintances.
IF In regard to an affray which took place Ill
Broadway some days since learn that the reports in
the papers did one of the partiesMr James Campbell
Injustice. The circumstances were these: Going
down Broadway Mr.. Campbell met Mr. Marshall face to
face at the corner of Leonard street. and passed not
dreaming of an attack knowing that Mr. Marshall
was hostile TO him At the of Duane.street he
heard his name called and turning round, he saw MIR.
Marshall close at his back with the cowhide raised over
his head He instantly snatched it, before had touched
him and struck his assaiant several blows. crowd
had by this time collected and the parties were sepa'
ra,ed-Mr Campbell afterward proceeding to the Police
Office and leaving there account OF the transaction
r-F Public fights and rencontres seem 10 be get
ting fashionable in New.York On Thursday as Mr.. G.
T Barclay son ofhe British Consul passing through
Broadway near Eishth-st he attacked and beaten
by Cornelius Martin and Daniel Sharpe, who were COM
mitted On the same day Messrs. - Fierela and Gus
tavus octavion had atfray at Palmos, in which the
former used cane and knife Ferela was held to bail
in $780,
~ The Northern Mail, heretofore conveyed by
the Bousstouc Railroad WILL we learn from the Al
bany Argus be sent from and TO Newbursh by Beachs
line of stages Between this City and Picrmon the Mai!
will be carried by the steamboats, Utica and Robert L.
Stevens attached TO the New.York and Erie Railroad
t-yp Mr.. John A. Ross, of No. So Forsyth-sreet,
while passing the corner of Elm and Broome streets,
WAS knocked down and his watch stolen. The robber
escaped
EYr The new edifce recently erected on the
Fifth between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. is
to be opened on Sunday week for the use OF the Frs
Presbyterian Church In this City.
H@ An unfortunate lunaIic bought 500 worth
of paintings the sale Clinton Hail. for which
ne agreed TO give good endorsed notes On presenting
the notes however they objected to- and the pic
lures were not delivered The purchaser however got
hatchet and proceeding TO force an entrance 10
obtain his purchases when he was arrested His insan
y vouched for BY two respectable physicians and
he was sent TO the Luns,ic Asylum.
~ Another OF the new Engines lately contract
ed for by the Common Council will be tried to-day al
o'clock in Burlins ssip. The Boys will OF course be on
hand an6 soon lei wise City Fathers know whether
the naesine will do or not.
NEw.YEAxs-The usual festivities of New
Years passed of in the ordinary We heard Of
no remarkable occurrences during the day The wea-
rher was fine and the very much crowded with
gentlemen going their annual rounds.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER.-The jury in
the case Of Virgil Knapp who retired or dehbersron at
P NJ ON Wednesday, into Court nj hafpsst 10 On
Thursday morning wishing TO make some enquiries of
the Cou, as It's ruling upon TWO or three points and
after full instructions from Judge Edmonds aey again
retired one of the jurors expressing an opinion, how
that would impossible for them to agree upon
verdict BIS Honor replied tbs; he should not feel at
liberty TO discharge them until they did agree Break
fast then furnished them. uhe;r FRS; meal BY the
bye, since P. NJ Wednesday and in less than i've
minutes amer the table cleared. they informed the
principal officer in attendance that they had agreed
Messengers were then despatched in various direc-
lions fos the Court and Counsel but Judge Eduonds
could not be found I'll P. NJ when the Jurors having
answered 10 their names rendered veTdic, OF Nor
GUILTY. The Jurors then shook hands with the
Prisoner also did most OF the spectators and the
fortunate accused took his New.Years dinner al the
Loriard House with the gentlemen who had restored
him his liberty. We understand tbs, from P NJ on
Wednesday until the momer, Of their agreement they
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