New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

I-.c,,g II this b. the Indian Sumner, ~o cso oaty
ui.h n te more spirit 20 is s~eetnes' Owe - 100
- s,o.tv morning. which make The blood lesp 70
So vein, and bring back the old boy,h Gays wren ~
a.. world wore holiday ncvress ard Ciy vs.
thing heard Of bu; not knosn-HoweVsr ne ifo't vi
-. ,oon euoush--,oo soou In truth for those who
$50, sss he labor that should procure food snd fuel
re- The Astor place Opera House VII oe com
ule,ed IN shouts fortnight and performances vii com
rnauce there We shs give 81 account OF ino ooi''ns
IA dsy or two. his well arranged uo' ouly Tor pear
Ing but fer hearing 10 perfect comfort snc "e ook lot
ward 20 great deal OF pleasure from toe maNe 70 DC
given within 10 walls Bat Is Benedetn 70 % nssr"
there Are the managers s~sre hos seriously tnl'
question h. connected with the success OF the es'sosn
meat We speak not In the interests Of any parry
in ,hose Of the Opera and OF the public
NV CsrRoHKs ur TowS.-We understand
that an Arrangement sill be INSURED To lew Gays
which shall plsce the yesry o. Calvary Chures 10 Al
easy sni prosperous condition
The Church Of the Psritsns have have also reduced
their Liabilities the rec. OF the ground which s'eo
par sunum. running FOR q yesrs, with two renewals
We are also informed tha, The First Presbyterian
Church on Fifhsyenue taking steps 10 remove ner
Church deb, entirely.
TIA Reformed Dutch Church REV. Mr.. Mayo on
7.0,v sr,,s, near sixth avenue 10 now shout to be
o,sned for public service and Is neai and pleasant
edifcs.
w, understand slso that the Brick Church 10 Beck
man q, fDr Springs. are looking out for sn up town To-
cation The Corporation Of the City who owa The lee
If their ure,ent Church property will no doubt pay
.or.bs price for the extinction Of the Church lease
The site D. the proper for the City Post oHce'
c,.,or WupyK r.. GAYLER.-The testimony
4, mi. csu,e was long and tedious yesterday but was
concluded ate IN the day Among The witnesses FOR de
e. were sewers. Who have been or are engaged IN me
business snd who are thus comPetenio Judge
- n. nropsrtlc. OF Plaster Of Paris accompanying
81 evidence wss thu, OF Dr. Chiffon Of this Ciiy-'he
ia, Of the whole that plaster Of Paris Is compound
., slohuric acid and lime, but 10 the natural stale con
,,lps about 70 per cent Of water. termed the water oil
Capitalization To eSpol this water degree oil neS'
onal 10 800 or 400 of Fshfenheits tnermometer-per
han. rather less than 300-is required. red heat
.h1pt 600 Fahrenheit and the water will Be expelled
from the plaster long before this point This assertion
va. supposed 10 combat with the des thrown out oy
the opposing Counsel that the pspers within Plaster
p.,,. .sf became dsmpeusd from the moisture OF The
plaster having been driven 10 on them
Tn, witnesses called q few on the par, OF the pTose-
.,on, were risdly examined and cross examined but
nothing was elected OF much moment Il was proved
ths, Mr. Gayer made few Sass In this City n 1854 or
s 6Hins them with composition. one OF the insreal
sn, of which ths witnesses thought ". the article 10
dispuie-PlssSer Of Paris
In the afternoon various references were made to the
respective merits Of variety Of safes OF constructions
whose invention dates tar back there was some dispute
a. 10 which stood hre best
To.dsy. commencing ., 10 clock, the case will be
summed Up aud will probably 90 to the Jury and q
decision be rendered.
PHWEsoLoGr Mr. Fowler has Just completed
very interesting course OF Lectures on ihs science Ia
Troy n Y. He Is expected TO return to the City to
morrow.
ySs The American Museum IS giving series o.
smusemsus every afternoon and evening which seem fC
afford great deg grea, numbers CT old aud young Ia
dies children &c. The bill includes a rich variety
the Ethiopian serenaders Grea, Western that besutiin
painting the Moving Panorama Of London SC. The
house will undoubtedly be full this afternoon AZ oclk
and this evening at hsltpsst7
~ SignOr BLITz is creating great cXctemen
=, the Lyceum Hall Brooklyn by his tests Of magic an'
ven,rioqusm The place ls filed nightly. He perform
, this evening.
sroSlSGroN LiSL-We understand the steam
ar Oregon has been Withdrawn from this route Ths
new steamer C. Vanderbilt usder the command OF Capt
Thayer Leaves on the days heretofore occupied by TN
2 Oregon. The Vanderbilt was built expressly Tor IN
navigation OF Long Island Sound and In al ine essen
tals Ut strength OF hull excellence OF model power
engine convenience OF arrangement, and elegance o
equipment is unsurpassed BY any other boat In the'
waters The Rhode Island an established fsyoriie Oh
the Sound, runs the alternate days 20 and frou
4 s,oning.on lExpress
u Iali
inquest upon the body of An unknown woman, about
:, ! wears OF sge who found drowned in the dock
the foot OF Canal t The general Impression Is that sn
committed suicide Also Al ga oeVeotn-'t upon Va
wears who was killed on "Wednesday evening, by
pank falling upon him, In the shipysrd OF Mr. Brown.
CoURr or sEssloss-Trioi of Madame R,stei
continued The case Of Madame Rest-l was resumed
4 and the testimony for the defence continued.
Gsorse W MlLspd1sh. sworn-l reside at Mon'son
cry Anow Dr. samuel smith nsd conVerssuo
with him n September last, relative 10 bis coming
= New. York about this case no wished me - come
e New York as a witness I told him should not Wish
, come a witness asked him If he was coming; h
, replied o zee be should make something by H.
Cross examined He did not say what he should max
g Psi1 Ss@s. sworn reside at Wsdron have live
there for more than two years know Maria bodlne
) also know MFR. Cook Mr.. Cooks suction was on IN
Z 10Th day Of February $40 he had eit Wsldron beoF
n that time Maria Bodne sent for to send her ss Il
: Goshen; the charge on my book tor sending her
y 3 Goshen was Aiter the <lst OF Apri.
/ Cr0sseIamaa0n-I cannot recOlleci al what precii
d time shs eft Wsldron.
Z, Della Morgan sworn. Her testimony was OF q
great importance but went against the general ehsrs
J. ter Of Maria Bodine
J Maria Waidrou deposed-I know Maria Bodne f;
hrst saw her In loi5 at Mr. Cooks 10 Wsldron IN II
o month Of August sh had biss under her srm and
. her side repeatedly offered TO nurse her, which
J. fer. rejected and always followed BY an improv
d ment 10 sslih
q The defence here rested and the testimony for Il
Is prosecution resumed.
Peter 4. Clsdrraer. swOrD.--l reside at Montgomer
> oversser OF the poor Tor l544 AS, 40 knO
% Maria Bodine know DR.. Thomas Mllspsugn had
conversation with him relative % going down 10 o.
3 Mr Cook about Maria BOdine DO told that Mar
u Bodine had disease which shs had gosirOm Mr. Cool
II that she had been b MADAME kestss and s5ort'
10 bad been produced upon her person he told mo Il W
probable could extort from Mr. Cook $500. and N
g would divide the spos told him would 90 wi
e him | never ~ Mr. Cook about IT, do a
q know that ever Maria before last Fall
E. Cross-ereraiasd II have known DR. Thomas hspsu
2 since he was small BOY; J had conversation wi
4 DR.. r. Mlspsush In February March last at ths m
4. hsd a conversation with Dr. Thomas hillspsugn
Al tell him Mr.. Cook owed mo money.
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