New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14
CITY ITEMS.

deed great cruelty thar innocent clerks snoaid &c @
pected and placed under regular system OF ponce
o espionage because there have been dishonest ones
Such course as this II the propresors OF large sud
powerful establishments would be species Of tyranny
and oppression reminding of souchs, We should
indeed be sorry know that il really existed
~ NJ. GILES delivers his Fourth Lecture to
morrow evening This hiss proved lar the freshest
sc;es snd most interesting course OF Lectures deliv
cred IN New-YorS since these beautiful enes OF ar.
nu7cy- on Music Mr. GILES - both srtis; and en,hi-
,.., and there is Al sparkling serescece IN his
manner and in the language which he clothes bis ideas
which shows how purs and strong below ao~s The
stream. OF cslu1 deep snd sustaining religious iah IN
God Nature snd Humanity, in which the spirit OF the
listener delights 70 battle and be refreshed
- somewhat interesting event to the reh-
sious world took place yesterday at the Tabernacle
where BODY OF some Two hundred Gernsn Catholics
met snd made public sud fornS secession from the
Rognsa Church The movement sppesrs to be some
thing similar 10 INST of John Ronse and his sdhf
rents in (icrrgsry These GerInaas-Rouau Catholics
one OF whom was prisst. have been in the habit OF
meeting regularly on the Sabbath dsy sud st other
times for several months past FOR the purpose OF study
ing the Bible They have hsd Protestant among them
nor hss il been known, beyond their circle. thsi
they were thus engaged until quite lately when they
engaged the of the tabernacle for the present meet
inc. statement their views read AZ the meeting
Yesterday from which appears that they are convinced
tina, catholic Church established by Chris; and his
Apostles snd TIA, Rome has supersdded TO that Church
some things not originally authorised and even
which arr not orly unauthorized but forbidden by
Tho primitive institution Their plan II right
Is informed is reformation back TO the true Primitive
Chuch not Professionalism. much less union with any
Protestant sect Tor all these they regard Win disappro
baton.
r@ We hear that the Italian Opera will open
or Monday evening next. at Psmos with Doni1etti'S
opera OF Linda di Caasouai-which viii bring out the
entire strength OF the company and show NJ al once
what msy expect, II the company is good one its
VIII be very decided and brilsnt-but The gra'
DOM. must no, fight over their bouquets
~ We have received the first number OF the
Plumbe Popular Magazine published weekly and
monthly By the National Publishing Co. Philadelphia.
|, is very handsomely gotten up We have also from
the same establishment Weep for the Galan, Dead
snd Lady the Rose give to thec'-;wo tine songs com
posed by GEORGE LoDER the words by G. c. PyxsLrs,
ESQ Each OF these songs Is cmbellshed by ahsndsome
portrait, transferred the Doguereotype-
Of which process has been recently discovered by Mr.
PLUNBE.
~ Our report Of Prof GouRAUo's Lecture on
the new Planet LEyERRER, &c mus, stand over again,
but will be published tomorrow.
The Lectures by Mr.. w. w. Lord, on Romanti,
Poetry to which have heretofore called the attcn-
ton OF our readers will this evening a, the
Stuyveart Institute. u o'clock. The auspices under
winch Mr. Lord invited delivef these lectures and
sl more the reputation OF the lecturer himself viii not
fail to attract good attendance.
~ \ meeting takes place at Williamsburgh.
on Wednesday evening by order OF the Trustees,
for the purpose taking into consideration the proprie
ty OF applying to the Legislature FOR City Charter
and also to concert to settle those old
unsettled claims and difficulties which now exist.
MIsstNG-A man by the name of Jesse Lttlen,
came TO this City in June last with drove of horses
from Ohio FOR sale aud abou, weeks he started
for home having in his possession $4,000 Ills
feared that play has been used against him
his brother arrived yesterday in search o., his
whereabout but unable to ascertain any clue To
hiu having examined the way bills and steamboat reg
sters without obtaining any information whatever Mr.
lrlen s man about feet inches in hight % years
of age dark complexion. and light brown hair.
r5s The premises OF No. Theatre Alley were
accidentally set on IRE, about eight o'clock Saturday
fore much damage sustained girl shout ~ years
old daughter of Mr. Goodnow, of the occupants in
leaping from second story window, in her alarm, waa
severely injured
- The premises situated at the corner OF 9th
ST and sth.avenue discovered by Policeman. yes
terday morning to be on ire The danes extin.
gaish without general alarm.
70 a couple af Dutchmen have been arrested
N Brooklyn common thieves At whose lodgings were
found two trunks OF valuable watches which have been
identified the recently stolen from Jew
elry establishment in Boston These same men, it Is
said ost large quantity OF jewelry board the diluted
Atlantic
II Among The passengers by the Prince Albert
which sailed the jtn inst Rev ) Dixon Carier
Fort Hamilton, Kings County He will be absent we
understand, for several months
SHERIFF APPoINTMESTs-The Shcritielect John
Westercelt, has given John Horsepooi and Patrick
Henry as sureties in the OF $4,000 for the faithful!
performance OF his duty and has appointed under
sherirs
James c Hillet Isaac Kip, VIM. 4 Douglass. AbhsEl
Hyer Jr Patrick Henry, Frederick l.. 'u!tee, W. h,
Waterbury, Thos Carlan James z. Bense deputy shcr
if Joseph Stanton convey prisoners 10 Sing Sing
Joseph Cornell 20 take charge OF the County Jail John
Austin suctoneer and N. B Blunt, Counsel so says
PoLlcE-Prince John Davis of the Lower Po
Ice arrested yesterday quite pretty young woman
called Augusta Davenport the charge OF stealing
pair OF pillow and bolster valued 80 80
said 10 be the property Of called Mary Payne
who keeps low and dlsreputable place located at No
=! Green.st. appears that Augusta accidentally be
boarder for snort time the above house and
employed a washerwoman 10 do her extra washing
However she found the house rot kept in style to
therefore she left the premises leaving behind her
dozen OF towels of her own properly. The washer
returning the clothing TO her new location
accidentally eft the above pillow cases belonging 70 the
complainant which Augusta agreed deliver up the
complainant provided she would return back the towels
his refused consequently dspute arose between
the parties including male ysgabond that hangs around
the premises hch ultimately led 70 the ridiculous charge
stealing hearing Will be had N The matter before jus
tee Osborne when doubt The case viii be d'Inis.ed.
The CHEF Police received information yesterday by
magnetic telegraph, from Hudson, That robbery had
been committed. consisting OF gold watch, together
a :i5, contained IN bead purse and pair of
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