New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15


p,rps Gods Truth and Right to hold
A,,slusess compared with gold
O, thee. Woman is 1t laid,
On thy heart, o Sister. Mother,
Ths, this weary wo be staid.
Asd man wrong no more his brother
Tbss u Il the germs to tend
OF he rood that now is sprinsing
And dine nnost soul to lend
To The ,irioy Time is bringing
And ~ thou beside the tomb
Whence fts blessed Lord had risen.
Wen The first in mornings gloom
7oreet the Conqueror from the prison.
ID his other grave anesr
Whence swaking Man IL starting
skal, thou stand with holy cheer
Impulse, hope and power impsruns.
rske the Office. 1t is thine
epsak thy mobiles, SEPARATIONS.
Git with loneliness divine
Guiding angel Of the nations
Hv,wy RIVER HAILRoAD.-Wo earestly ask
he ssssHcu Of our readers to an advertisement this
subectn mother column
~ The Baton Courier complains that the
Enth papers for ths, city which came out by the Ss
rsh ssads were kspt 10 the post office In this City for
tweuty.sour nourx The steamer arrived here just
the steamboat mil ios Boston leaving but her mails
instead Of being dispatched the next morning the
Iona Llsad rouls were detained till the next afternoon
The Coans sys
III such srow lszinea and mismanagement had oe.
cured 10 the Boston post Office, the whole New'York
prsu would have been In uproar. The Boston
pssnsp bring mails from Liverpool compared TO
Will hat Of the Sarah Sands shrinks into insignia
ssnax ssd yet give them hours time, and our post
DE snks would dispatch the whole Southern mail
We ost like 10 hear some for the lazy arrange
nns Of he clerks In the New-York post Office
WFssums the matter can be satisfactorily ex.
rhssa but are not yet informed how it occurred
TtAxIse CHARITY TO AccoUNT.-Edwln Velsor
nd VIM Dix we're arrested on Saturday night at half
ps&xvsn for obtaining money under false pretences
ng vsn circulating subscription paper and receiv-
hs money for IN imaginary cartman who had lost an
imaginary horss. According to their subscription paper
nsy had received s3l only s2l were found upon them.
happsan that hey had also been engaged in collecting
money 10 pay The funeral expenses OF apoor woman,
sso hctitora Their scene of operations has been in
Sixth Seventh and Eighth SITS and second-svenus' Tor
he past three nights They generally paid their visits
sAout dusi
q The favorite opera Of Linda is to be repro
faced Palmos tonight 1, became general fsvorite
e'ors 4 was laid aside for Lucia, and will no doubt
aw . crowded and fashionable audience.
hroRrASr ARRASeLNEST.-We learn that the
Camden md Amboy and the New.Jersey Railroad Com
psass are about 10 establish line from Trenton to
Nsvforh, By which passengers can leave Trenton at
A. aud kswY ork at 81 =. NJ. The fare ITO be -
~ 4: Psrrine and Mr.. John a. 0hswoid are 10 DC
W. mail sesnn upon the route
Last CpAScH-Christy's uurivalled Ethlopians
rwtarss performances more at the Alhamrs before
a'hs for the South You can hear them by going on
saa1sy, Tuesday, or Wednesday evening, that's II you
ewy Enough to get a place.
a rloHAMArHY. or rapid learning, is taught
sh.clowss at 1888 Canslst II your education has
Va nssecled now you can repair it.
y WILLIAM T. Jackson, formerly OF this City
sAhcw residing In the City of Austin, Texas, would
& ksrn the whereabouts of his brothers Benjsmin
lsAAun who formerly resided near Red Bank
saancsfsco N j. and James A. Jackson, formerly a
can aockery store In this City also bis sister,
sa ssvues ysndermsrk, widow. formerly OF
so0ayr Mr. Jackson says he has or had relatives in
swsssnt l. | By the names OF VIM. Wright Benz.
"'T'' nd s'lsert Wright.
fk'srRArEp RosssRY The desperate effort
nsas ~ before nOuced9 to force open Mr.. Browns
60 Y JNnesshp BY some daring burglars, was toiled
y mar inability to pick the lock or break open one Of
a.'nnss sslsmsnder Safes. Some burglars tools were
shh he store
" james Nichols was arrested on Saturday
Ne Fifth District Tor threatening to kill his wife
" trunk Of bosrder, corner of Hubert and
.eas'eh ss- w1 broken open on Saturday several
tufhed '''''"'"'u "e'' '''' u'u''
n, an insn woman, at $40 Water st. named
-. i0.e" q yers old. wen, to bed on Saturday
49,, - go 'esn and on Sunday morning was found
WIN nef child elssped in her arms.
..''"hNs.-MMyset O 'Connor an expe.
- reHpockst was arrested on Saturday afternoon
Sm-'. to pick the poke. Of q lady before Mr..
"A''' picture frame shop.
a.,..sa blacksmith shop lis Grand st. was
49, b On Ere a, 9. o'clock Saturday morning
moss. EStnguished with trihins damage.
n.s,.. eo'oners inquest was held at the lsth
a. - ss'aoa house al o'clock Saturday evening. on
A female inisn, found in box in Fifteenth
+" sss FirssSsnre
40. oncef J. Plummer Of the Second Ward
~. W y A'y AshertOn, colored woman, who had
s.., 80 "e cellar Of Gosing's ealing house in Mas
-. = u O'Clock Saturday morning she was badly
s,u,. "0ala have bled to death. having divided a
Nd s,es,. !, r,ery IN her temple which was taken up
~ Dr. Mcdonnell
sr.., "@ Convers was arrested on Saturday al
b,.. ONE oo'Ans money on false prctences Of Jacob
:" casrryst In July last
soa -. A'0'ooco case, containing some twenty.
j 90 worth in AL $50. was stolen from the trunk Of
'00ssdsf At q Hudson st. on tbs 10Th inst