New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10
Civ Items.

Colver of Boston will gye Lecture tc Young Men in
Pie-pontstreet Brooklyn DR.. Ferris will preach IN
the Chapel OF the Theological Seminary. University
place. The edidce OF the frs, Presbyterian
Church Or Philips) F;fth.avenue, between Elev-
ep,h and Twelfth streets will be opened the first time
for public worship
n The nett proceeds of the Templeton Concert
fo- the Poor O) have been handed over to tie AssO-
citation for The Relief OF the Poor
Y The receipts OF the las, Fair OF the American
Institute we're s2so0 - Expenses, SsOes a-leavins
balance of 1902 .I-s+00o Of which is invested in
Bank During the Fair, l35 new members joined the
Institute.
~ The New.Jersey Pilots brought into port
las, month of which &c were boarded out OF
sight of land; and pi!oed 80 These Pilots are enter
vr;sns fellows Of whom shall have something to say
hereafter.
U The Mercantile Library Association has add
ed 45 volumes to collection during the past year
The number is now 22,!i0
e The weather is yet bland and beautiful Old
Winter seems TO have forgotten his bitter humor as
headed old gentlemen very apt TO do snd is as
smiling and tender hearted as child.
u The business OF Cab imposiIions and exior-
tons seems to have become almost universal there III
orally would appear be few tair AND upright dealings
between the driving and the driven. Let all strangers
and citizens recoect that the present rates abou 30 per
cent too high p per mile for each person and
that Cabman can be lined So for taking than this,
if you will look the number OF his Cab and report him
a, the Mayors Office to the Chief OF Police.
e Charles A. Higgins tried in the Court
Of Sessions on Wednesday, of the indictments
found asans: him. He acquitted by TIE Jury OF the
charges preferred against him in this first Indictment
l 'harp how her on
tried The defence aboed hard prove that usury had
been practccd by the persons oil whom the money was
obtained This was fully made out the satisfaction OF
the Court The Recorder however, in his charge stated
that this did Lessen the cupablity OF the accused
the remedy against usury being in resort to a civil
prosecution
/ - Mr. Walker. the lately appointed County
Superintendent Schools making tour Of visitation
IL The Editor of the Express has been shown
beautiful piece OF sculpture, representing Dr. Franklin
standing in bis usual attitude with his threeconercd hat
under his left arm and small scroll in his right hand
The head and flowing hair. represent the man in the
mos. perfect manner His cravat coat, vest shoes and
buckle are in perfect keeping This beautiful piece OF
art Says the Express) has been executed with pen
knife in sabaster by lad only about fourteen years Of
age, By the of Richard Dunphy, living in Third
avenue in this City. We consider the work master
piece The child-or such he s-possesses talents OF Il
high order, which ought to be encouraged.
FIRE Is BRooKLYY-A little after o'clock yes
terday morning fire broke out in the music store Of w
l.. Messenger No. l55 Fuon.strce but by the prompt
arrival and action Of the ire engines, the damage was
confined TO the store burning the first and second
stories together with the Of the store consist
/ ing OF music and ono two pianos Insured $500 in
the Long Island Insurance Company William Birdsal,
printer one Of the members Of the Fire Department.
met with serious accident By fall either breaking or
spraring his thigh He first taken up apparently
Heess and taken into the house of Andrew Cakes, ad-
joining the building FIRE, where every attention was
paid him. The Coroners dwelling house was in imm-
nent danger but preserved by the unweared exer
lions of the Fire Department The book OF Messrs
Harrison { Smith two enterprising young men, just
established was not muck injured by FIRE, but their stock
Of books was considerably damaged. The Insurance
Company will probably repair their loss. The building
which was partly burnt belonged Mr.. Cary, and was
! insured.
" Mr. HARDINGE delivers his second Lecture
on Photography at Clinton Hail this evening Mr. H.
first Lecture met the general favor his audience We
hope he will have full house.
GEN MoRRIss NEW PAPER.-This veteran OF
the press proposes to issue weekly, to be called
the National Press in which Mr.. Willis will probably
/ be interested when he returns from Europe AS the
publisher of the old Mirror, the General obtained wide
reputation which will serve him in good stead with his
/ new enterprise. As song writer his name has gone
wherever piano forte has penetrated and ne has made
friends enough We wish his endeavor to win
fame and fortune full success.
THE HARMoxEoNs.-Ths company of vocalists is
winning much with the lovers of concerted music,
and it is only necessary that the public should get to
know them to extend them the extensive patron
age they received the East They have given several
Concerts Pamo which have been well attended, and
the applause of the audience has proved their apprecia
ton OF the excellence of the entertainment In some OF
their negro melodies they not excelled by any com
pany We have had here They give another Concert at
Palmo's tonight
4 STORY OF CRIME.-During the trial OF Aanson
B. Ideson for the seduction OF Mary Ann Carroll yeser-
dsy in the Circuit: Court the following history Of vlany
ranspircd In the year 1899 Miss Brand induced little
girl named Mary Ann Carroll eleven years Of age at
tend SUNDAY School where she was teacher. The
mother of the child being poor Miss B. had the child
bound 10 herself In March lsi3 the grithen upward
of IA years of agewas placed IN the family OF ldeson.
who is jeweer By profession and has family OF four
children In August of the year, Mrs. ldeson went
into the country. Of her children being sick lmne-
diaey her leaving the City !deson used various arts
las detailed by the girl hersel who is now over ID to
accomplish the ruin of his victim, but she resisted him
and il was not I'LL June following that he succeeded
By telling her bis wife would probably die and that ne
would marry her. She taken from his house the
following month though she had never mentioned his
conduct and sent Brooklyn; but he induced her CO.
verify to leave her place and 20 lodgings in Clinton
street New York which he provided for her, and where
be stated that they and wife. lie passed 6y
the name OF Brown and kept her concealed there III the
following april when, through The efforts OF Miss Brand
she discovered By the Police. she Was sent to
Stockbrdye Mass and June gave birth to twins one
Of whom Is still living The Jury directed 10 render
sealed verdict.
BUILDING IL lsi5-The books OF our ship
builders the first day of the month, showed the to
lowing synopsis vessels built in this City with the
amount OF tonnage:
From Brown & Belle hardship Henry Clay, Liver
pool packet, $50 steamboats, 80 each three
gun. boats for The Mexicans 20 each Total tonnage 10
From W. H. Browns yard-Stesmships Galveston,
600 Houston eco steamboats, Hendricx Hudson. LOO
n Wash