New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23
CITY ITEMS.

~ Al the meeting OF the New School Presby-
tartan synod Of New-york and New Jersey on Thurs
dsv the Committee Visitors the Union Theological
Seminary reported giving very encouraging
Of the s,s,e of the Seminary which contains
than 100 students and recommending 1t to the prayers
sod sympathy Of Churches
Several members OF the Synod gave 10 their names as
members Of the Evsngelica al Alliance.
report aso made ON the establishment of q
weekly paper defend the views Of this school of the
Presbyterian denomination
Az the meeting yesterday the Mexican war was dis
cussed and very boldly and fully condemned.
~ The Fair will be visited by the Deaf and
and Dumb, at O'Clock this afternoon The occasion
will be Of deep nterest-for have In conjunction
many elegant specimens Of the wonders Of Art and
these interesting creatures beref By Nature of two Of
her choicest gfts-wi be charming spectacle, which
all should endesvor to witness No doubt the garden
will II ought be crowded-snd those In attendance
would do Of charity and good feeling beside
lay aside tickets and contribute more materially toward The
relief the unfortunate sufferer whom alluded yes
terdsy.
The Fair closes tonight The final adore" will be
delivered by Gen. Tsllmsdge.
PLEASING IScIDEsTs-Yesterday the children
from the Long Island Farms-290 In number-visted
the FAIR While there, Of the boys, James Dimes,
found gold bracelet and took 1t Immediately to the
Manager. II proclaimed, and the owner was found
10 be French lady who highly valued the piece
family relcthc honest lad rewarded with s. note.
Another Of the poor boys found pair of gloves-re.
stored them Immediately and made speech land
ceent one 1t wss) the besuty of truth. Good songs
were then sung BY the whole corps OF children and az
terward they departed they under the fostering
Of Commssi0ner LEoSABD-al 40 highly pleased
IS they were admired.
THE LYSDE DIVORCE CAsg.-Ths tedious case
I'm the Circu, Court before Judge Morehoe.e) Was
given to the Jury last night; who after absence Of
only FIVE minutes into Cour, with verdict for the
defendant Mrs. Lynde) The announcement re-
ceved with hearty applause by those present. The
charges preferred against Mrs l.. by her husband
emphsticsly refuted upon testimony Of the high.
eat character.
! Ey- The Boston DoIy Adrertiser Of Thursday
contains correspondence between the students Of the
1 Law School Ia Harvard University aud Hon. William
Kent In which the former express their deep regret
the necessity which compelled the resignation BY Judge
Kent of the Professorship in the School which he had
filed with much usefulness and honor. The reply of
Judge Kent appropriate and characteristic The want
Of space makes II impossible to quote any portion Of
/ this interesting correspondence
~ CHURCH OF THE PURIrAss, on Union
square. (Rev Dr. CYgEvER Pss,or) The dedication Of
th. church will take place Sunday the 3st inst at
/ 10t o'clock A. M.
The sale of the Pews will take place on Monday eve.
ming November 8.
Isoussr.-The Coroner held an inquest e sterday
At 2s7 Houston ct upon the body OF Kunegunde Knor.
don native of Germany, aged rs years who came to
her death from hemorrhsge, Immediately after giving
/ birth TO q child. Verdict accordingly
PoLIcE.--A lad about l6 years old who gave his
name James Lewis, arrested yesterday and com
mIt,ed for passing counterfeit money At shoe
store Ia West Broadway On searching him about $50
or $50 10 counterfeit bank bills found.