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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
TO THE LADIES.

~ DIR. Townsend's ~ar-apariIia 10 . fsvoriie
Of the sdies Il relieves Them OF great amount OF su
ierng sud gives hem fine comp and sn'spH"
Mn Parker kindly sent us The following
soUrH BSOoSLys, Aug IL, lSsI.
Ds TowSsESD-Sws IL gives me pleasure 10 iesnfy 10
The beneficial f.cts hsv- peieuc Il from the use OF
your sAr,apsria NV system very much reduced by
nervousness and general debility and ~ish variety Of t.
ducd to nv the eject of your remedy. restored to
better sale OF health than had enjoyed for several
yesrs previous TO skng II; AMI do moot cheeffuy re-
commend ussa vAusbs medicine to all ho affected
a. / hsve besp MRS FARMER
Baltic Of. South Bro allyn.
p,inrioal Office lcs Fulton..t aus 6tsodisip'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

i H. WfLLfAAlsOS's lady having returned from Eu-
rope desires 10 inform her friends thar her school VIII BE-
commenced ~ usual the first Monday September,
when, the very great Improvement m The commod
Of her school departments she VIII be able 10 ad
NIT five additional pupils each class which, for the last
years have been limited to fifteen Mrs w feels she
need hardly her patrons that exefons shall be
her part 70 render her pupils happy for eternity,
aud anabe and truly useful members Of society for Tune
Mrs " has been able the services Of French Pro
professor Mons Neil and bis lady and Likewise %
her former French teacher Mons chemidn either
OF whom Will be- happy % give private lessons At her es
tab.i shmeut 80 Duane-st.
The class or boys under years will b. zmented FIVE
none will BE- admitted retained whose morals and man
ners have not had previous careful training
The sunday school for children speaking the French lam
gusxe will recommence Sunday, sept 1917. Any per
wishing devote hour % teaching Sunday csss
In French most cordially invited 70 attend at 81
Duane-st
Rev g. H. Williamson or lady can recommend 10 any
geniefnan family in the city visiting soverness
Of ster ing worth and accom- piIshmenis % I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

A BAssET, Professor Of french End Litorstnre, VIII
A.orsanzs his evening classes In French on the sh inst
thetesbcu al hs resdence 35f Broadway enhance In
Frsnsln.s His hod Of teaching will relieve the pu'
pill OF hours study esrh lesson The construction
Of the language compared with the English will be given
without stud rules exceptions, notes nc &c Fof fn.
Their particulars on application all will be exp aimed.
The members Of the Mechsnics Institute will DO re-
ceved the usual terms by showing their certificates
A class for lsdies la tho afternoon.
Thoss who wish to ioin conversation class will md
one sready formed
Ban evening class for ladies' and gentleman 10 al
ready formed A. l0 Est Brr Dr those who i've In
that vicinity at the residence OF DR. Breed
.nga ltsu cyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
SCHOOLS.
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

SCHOOL. 67l Broadway, lopposite Bondstl New ork
I>-The Second Term OF Prof BROWNS School will
commence on Monday September g. rhe rooms are very
finely furnished aud supplied with chemical and philo-
sophical apparatus and library The number OF pupils be
ins limited each student IL twenty-five dollars per term
No eNtr. charges For farther particulars circulars
which can be obtained GIL Broadway. Carriers
bookstore Office Of the Protestant Churchman and Shep
ard. bookstore, 1891 Broadway. oil Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
HT aar AVID SCIENCE
DANCING.

CARD-Mr w WHALE aud Daughter respectfully
hannounce to the ladies' and gentlemen OF New-iork
and Brooklyn that their Classes for 8t78 will commence
Al Constitution Hall CSC Broadway Tuesday October
- and Gothic Hall, Brooklyn, Monday October 10
Classes ladies' and gentlemen their Private Academy
90 sixth-avenue on Wednesday, Sept % Instruction
given daily in all the new and fashionable Dances and
Waltzes al the private Academy SO Sixthavenue where
all information will be given Particulars in future adver
tisements and circulars au[f 3~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
~ Extract. for Flavoring Blan,

~ Extracts for Flavoring b lane Mango, Jellie'
Creams Cusard. Charlotte Russo Puddings syrups ssn
ces &c. &c Highly concentrated Extract OF Vanilla, Lee
mon Peach Rose, Ciron. Bitter Almond and Orsnge.-
Also Rose Water Peach aud Orange Flower W stsrs Tor
havorns all kinds OF Connections Cooks and CONFECTIONERY
have universally preferred these Extracts. on account OF
their strength and purity % flavor teaspoonfe
sufficient 10 favor quart Put up In ys % each
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist. 273 Broadway
west sdel the Granite Building Sold also AZ II" tnl
,,,.t Il meOd
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DRAWING AND


DAINTfNG.-J. X. WarfRsrON would respectfully in
L form the public that he will open his session for
the instruction in drawing IN black lead crayoD, and
pa ntug IN oil or coors 609 Broadway shout
the 10th Of september For farther particulars sppy At
his residence - Wsserst
\ B-Mr W. will continue 20 devote part Of his time
o., s.,eLfr, an srInoI. ~ Ian
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ryyEy MoRsirG. SUNDAY EXCEPTED
. a.. rrtbuue Buildings, corner OF epruce
~sud Nussau streets, opposite the City heu'
- A.,lverrd 10 City Subscribers Tor ~ Ctrrs per
xe,t or when they prefer, iheJ can pay In sdvsnced
b. Deed for si1 moolts or year 81 zoe sene rrs.
- .lr copies, Two Cssrs Wall subscribers I'VE Dob
IN, ps, annuu IN sdvsoc- and The paper 10 no case
-,1fipoed beyond ule tine 80 which u 10 paid sen
.ccQtions taken for sx months Yhr~e pollhe 10 ~
,spr- required IN ali Exchanges With County 49,
pap~rs Daily papers received al thD once -nss -
,sTms are higher than ihoss OF yHr 5nIsUn' SIC NV
allowed sny diser-Gce.
ADvKsTtusc-flr dds<o't/ ~ ...
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each subsequent in'srs'oo'''''.'.aaSe
10 tho inside. '''.'''
Over Ten 1.iues-Yirst insei uon -. -. 80 ~
Tsrh snbsecu-ut Insertion whcn may :. ..,,s It,s
every day or once, twice, or !hfee tn'"
~e@k. the option Of the shSefnso''
Iuside Advertisements Fiye Ssns nne 'Or mo
inserion and Your Cents for each oD7
a,,rv. u.,,,.sx, svsxaIL Nor'cks, &c moi srsed-
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- an .dvsr,,sensnis inserted In his paper appear
oasy 4, ,bs Mornirg and Evening edition
sEw.yORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
vray LARgE PAPER FOk THE COUNTRY.
,s,.ssd e.s,y SATURDAY MORNING, Al the low pnce
y - DER .nnum In advance 10 copies for SIS, or 20
copses for s2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
Homestead Exemption in Illinois.


On Tuesday last, in the Convention, Nj CRAiS,
from the Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects
and Questions. 10 which were referred various pc
titiOns praying that constitutional provision be
made exempting from sale by Judgment and exc
cutiOn, the hOmesteads OF families IN the state,
made report of the following article and recon-
mended It's incorporation in the new Constitution
SEC / There shall be exempt from Judgment execu-
ton and forced sale for the payment Of debts icon
rscted sitter the adoption OF this C0nstuon) 10 the
head of every family he she being culuvst0r OF
the soil aud residing with his her family the home
stead which he she msy reside not 20 exceed IN
quantity. eighty acres of land, in value I'VE hun
dred dollars Including the Improvements thereon ne
value TO be ascersined the Legislature shall direct
SEC 10 all cases where eighty acres or any frac
tOna division over forty scres with the improvements
thereon shall exceed 10 value i've hundred dollars
then forty together with its improvements not
exceed In value i've hundred dollars, shall be ex
empt from execution and forced sale.
SIC 2 There shsl be exempt from execution and
forced sale mechanics and others being the heads Of
families and living with the ssms, Ia any city town
village one lot OF ground Of the ordinary size 10 such
city town or will age where the same may be stnsted
together with the improvements thereon not 10 exceed
In value Eve hundred dollars
SEC When such town lot together with is i'm
provements shall exceed In value ave hundred dollars
and be susceptible OF division. then only % much shall
be exempt AZ shall be appraised 20 i've hundred dollars
The Committee farther report the following as
being proper to become part Of the Constitution
OF this State, 10 take effect on marriage Sohuao'eu
after the adoption of this Constitution
sxc Any female being possessed Of real estate .,
the time Of her marriage shall never be dspOssesed OF
the for the payment of the debts OF her husband
sinst her consent but In AL csses ssf res. estate
shall enure ct her death pleasure 70 the oenens OF
her child or children should she have any but should
she have child children then such estate msy BE-
disposed of al her pleasure But should she de hsv
Ing no issue and not having disposed Of said es,s,e
then the shall pass 10 her surviving relatives
the Legislature may direct Springfield Register.
POWDER MILL RxPLOsIoN-XeEia. o., AHg.
30 ISL. About O'Clock. A. NJ this day. explo
sion of one of the Powder Ms Of Messrs Austin. miles
east of this p.ce took place whereby the whole build
ing WA blown 30 atoms. But one person was 10 the
Mil 81 the time Of the catastrophe young man namsd
James Fitzpatrick vas found dead Another young
man had left the building but lew minutes before and
In the act Of returning when the explosion occurred
The report distinctly heard In this town and also ~
persons In ths country at distance OF or ~ miies
who supposed Il 70 De thunder The actual loss sus
tanned BY the hsssu Austin have not learned
lCor Cin- Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

Total wing --oiooo iota oco-oo's''-oi'-S' ''''00
EY The apparent Wing loss in the popular vote
by local feuds in several Districts is more than
balanced by the vote of the With District being
divided between two Wings only. The fair Wing
majority in Kentucky in the popular vote is about
5000 without Mr. Clay and 10000 with him.
The Conreation- of l36,999 legal voters in
the State 9O35l have voted for the call OF a Con
stitutonal Convention though no returns have been
made from four Counties About three.iourths Of
all who voted at all in the State supported call OF
a Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

SCHOOL-Clsssiesl, Fr-Ieh and Eogisn school, ~
sCBrosdway opposite As,or p .c-.-M-s.fs foisssIa
rAYLos Pnnepss The Fall Term VI tbs lnsuiotioa wiz
comm.nce on Monday, Sept T. M.s"s i. peg lesve
10 inform their fdends and he public eI uey nsve .v-
peted their ar .nxemerts for The ensuing season wnlcn
viii afford 70 their pupils increased INC ~
riou, departm-bts Their Assistants are VI 90
ueatou .od ex perencs The Trsnch viii % nnsnt ana
,pos-n usiv-y three hours day sac ne noel unlf'
In saor,, will render pupis nome 10 every
,.nrh on edurson Boys received any Stage ~ cd
catoo ard thoroughly prepared for any class IN College
90, - mi. ref-re1ces Lc see circulars with Aessrs-
Dsliuc Co SCI Broadway ard PAX ro~, Dodd, corner
Of ecth-st .nd Broadway Miller, 90 brosdwsy aud 81
a.. scs~ol su24 3swsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLER a. WEI LIS.
- SIN. lyl Nas.nu-.f. ~. Y.

= Water-Cur Establishment. ~ Booa-~ n.
and syossst. tOyster Bay L. l. Dr. ssEw, The eAress
An-,csn pr>ruor-r and author 90 serCurr. rcrelves
pssieru 40 sooye fhcse s distance may, by sending
A kse be ADVISED for Q u~sim~ng ct hore uySU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
EDUCArION.-Mon.. FolGSEr having, BY

EBUCATION.-Mon- FOiGNEr having. ~ the re-
II quest Of % his pupils pafeuts, made arrange
take into bis family lm ed numDer Of boys a.
bo-rder. begs leave Inform biz friends ard those that
have sready ed him with tseir Confidence that be
vii b. resiy receive bis pupils Moddsy 7L OF sept
Mon. has been Tor he past deyoef TO be m
srucion 4 youth former Professor % be French Ian
gusge 1t 81 Tbomsss Hall Flushing j. l. when Ihsl insi
luton under tbs r-ctorship ~ Rev. Dr. Hsnks, aud
four engaged 10 tho school know 70 h- puc
under be firm Of Aessrs Fogast Taylor, Classical
French snd snzsh school For terms s-e cireu.fs, mo
same as shove OF a. NJ va residence, III ofeenesl
ank2i 31~4x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

MAIST.-The Wings of Waldo and Somerset
Congressional District Maine, have nominated
Hon. RALPH C. JOHNSON of Belfast, as their candi
date. He is most worthy of their cordial and ear
nest support, and, Notwithstanding the usual Loco
Foco majority in the District, his election can be
made sure by the determined sxertions of our po-
htical friends there.
Mr.. Johnson is a man of much natural ability-a
good scholar and well versed in political affairs. If
allowed to take seat in Congress, we feel conf
dent that his course there will do much to redeem
the character of his District which has suffered
much hitherto from the want of ability of its custom.
AIRY Representation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

ASSrvsR.ARY AT ASDoytR THEOLOGICAL SExi.
SsRr-The Anniversary exercises at Andover took place
on "Wednesday last The opening sermon sss preached
By Rev Professor Thompson, OF Z AL Windsor Conn
ana 1. represented as having been clear strong dig
nifsd xhffu orsron without any especial ssmps
AZ display The graduating cls. Vas ANAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

BOARDING.


ROARDING.-rwO sen,lemsn with tasir wives Of
ID three four single gentlemen have board with
without furnished apartments, with private family resd
ing IN healthy pleasant .aa IN every respect desirable
nue. between rwenty.third and rwentyfourthst. u y.
BOARDING. Union Psrk-rhe house s5e Brood
Dwsy, corner fourteenhst 10 this day reopenet. The
ins on tho Park and Broadway may be had ~ immediate
spphesron NV-
BOARD OF part Of House wanted, By ssatlsmsp.
Dwie and servant above Broomss and near to Broad
ps.ed TO accommodate. on moderate terms may sdsI:'
" benjamin. et this ONCE. %,
BOARDING IN EAST BROADWAY.-A ses.
IN n sns Two Z. ana
changed sup Nv
DOARDING-A pleasant parlor with psntriss the
Dsecond door and board be had by gentleman md
his lady. aud bed room by single gentleman, IN Or
ehsrd-st References exchanged oil w.
DUAhD IN BhOAUWAY.-A few sinse sepus-
dated With ps'ot. sna ssaroo%. win board ash sosd
way, between Brooms and spring Location pleasant
and s-n,-el. Bath room 10 tho houss. sun 10.
DOARD1N(s.-A gentleman and his wife and single
ID gentle nian can be accommodated with board with
small private family. Inquire 80 Mepousalst At Inn
llWAHDlNG.--Af-w boHcs's msy be Accommodate
- With pleasant rooms al 50 wni'sst fsw doSss cost
Of Broadway anM ~
DRIVATk BOARDiN0-UP TOWN-A gentle
I man and lady. and three single gsnslsmsa cen
be esssntly sccommodat sd bosfa mrpishsd
uornshed roomsin ANAL private family Il IS Ami.Is.
References exchanged auzis $4,000
- vIsITERs to the NJ Y. Stats Agricultural Fair 70
bs he'd ssrssogs Syringe on he i<n, tsss so4 ish
commodatons At The Syringe will dud comfortable quar-
se" at the sans souei Hotel bsis'on "a ruou.s
~ Several extra Trains will run daily 70 ana nom sar.
aogs and B.son u distance OF elk milss during ns con
tinuanee Of tho Fair. snIp snwsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

GENERAL MANUFACTURING LAw.-We are glad
10 see that the Importance of some such law as
that laid at the last Session OF the Legislature
In relation to Manufacturing Companies il sgitst
ing the people of the State. Capital will never be
invested in Manufactures to any great and useful
extent ul sisw Of such nature be passed. In
Rochester on Friday evening. public meeting
was holden on the subject, and measures were dis
e0'sed and adopted to secure the passage of lib
ersl law in relation thereto.
The public interests imPerousy require Lesi.
la,ive action in the premises and we are no, with
out hope that at the early meeting Of the Legi.s.
ture this month, the bill OF last Session. or ons
similar in provision. will command conclusive
adoption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
CITY ITEMS.
MnNnAY. Sepiar

MONDAY, September 0.
A CAsE OF CoSsCiEScE.-The Brooklyn Airey
tis says that elk or months ago. Mr. G 8. Clarke
merchant tailor of New York who resides in Hillary
In Brooklyn. hsd valuable silver watch stolen from
bis house but by whom !, could not be discovered
few days since he received the missing property through
the medium Of Reverend gentleman of the Catholic
Church to whom confession OF the theft had been made
by srl formerly In the employ Of Mr. Clark who has
since become repen,snt and BY her priest made the
restitution now eBtioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

FUNERAL or SrLAs WRGHr.-The Ogdeas
bsrsA Rspl5iea. of the 3ls, ult has the following
TIE funeral service and burial was hsd at Canton
Sunday last The number OF citrsns from all parts
OF the country who present was 90 great that part
only we're sole 10 obtain place within the spacious
church where the services held. The discourse
wa delivered by Rev. Hiram : Johnson. an old friend
add neishoor. than whom probably no man living wss
more intimate with the deceased When the venerable
sp-aaer msntioned the commencement OF hs early &C
'usiatAncs win Mr. Wright In the year ISL As fellow
student and the continued and uninterrupted frendshp
eNsuns between them alter. he was most deeply
moved lie spoke from his own knowledge OF the pm.
'so writes OF the deceased In early life, with truthful
es,nestness deeply affecting he entire congregation
Ane mortal remains of distinguished and beloved
"~oa md neisebor are deposited in the grave
u The Boston Courier ssys that the csasewsy
connected With the Wee, BossoB bridge has been kept
vel during the hot and dus,y ses.on an expense Of
s0oes Ass Asndrsd sellsrs II 10 another proof OF the
nns-hsovn nbsraiy Of Bosson-thsy are slways ready
nsss 70 b dscn sta gsS d.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

~ New-Nerk Water-t fstablisbm meat,
81 and - Fogu~enlh-sL rear Inion-scaafe, 10 con
Quoted hv prs PERSON sni NEEkER, lhs LATER Of
whom spenG year Grss.e1burg. studying he Wsssr-
Cure system 30 prscus~d rs Pressniu. sni2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

u The Board Of Supervisors meet at the Coun-
~ Poor House on Wednesday noon nex,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

NIKs. MULLiGAN AND MISS kObEnrS'9
VI Boarcng and Dsy School for yo9ng sdes ~ Wsksr.
d, will Be opens3 90 ruesdsy, The TN o. september.
aus IO,codoTuTh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

IT, john Is. WELLER, Of Ohio, ex-member
OF Congress ex candidate for Clerk of the House
OF Representatives, x-colonel OF volunteers,
exeverything, but excellent, declines being can
ddste for Governor Of Ohio. 1t is true he was
not nominated for the position, nor stood the least
chance Of being so nominated. But, nevertheless,
he had equal opportunity to publish the kind of let
ter he could have written, if he had thought to
have been a candidate.
So Mr. X. Owen, who received one vote out Of
some thousands thrown for members of Parliament
At the late election in one of the English boroughs
embraced the opportunity OF expressing his senti
men,s at the hustings in returning thanks to the
people for their diS.intercsted support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

ITO TEACHERS-A Boarding and Day School, In
j A healthy and pleasant situation in the vicinity Of
New YORK. with steamboat communication four times
daily offered tor sale The premises which lease
hold of large mansion house and about 10 acres
ground will be disposed Of reasonable terms For
particulars inquire OF Rr A. ADAMS, Counseor-aaw,
In Ns.sau..f y Y . NJ by letter. cost paid Al A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

R- The following taxes have been voted by the
Supervisor. Of King County 10 Do raised ia Williams
burgh TO meet bills alo ~ed BY sudtor Of vii
lisrn.burgb s29s3 81 school taxes 10 district No.2
s5fsl II school taxes 10 district No 3, tLgi0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
To Cigar sMOKEits.. s..:....s S:..sEL.
PARKsG'1
COFFEE HOUSE,
%. % psv-sr ,sos.seLs % ,oss-syl

1u,O COUNTRY Mk9CHANTy,-R.odo pairs a
eeulIs nsos isdieS ard ehiidreus ovcssboss, mana
Thee sboss for elegance b~suy VI hsSh ed dussbthD
cannot b urpsssed. Warranted 70 remain ~ 49,
ell clnslss snd and b eeectsd 81 hss
cold. FOR sale 90 liberal lsrms BY he kewuh lede ~
Der M~1fsrtuSing Co. s3 hsdso lane ~ " U6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

CRUELTY TO ASIxALs.-A man named Francis
Kesoer was arrested Saturday for cruelty TO animals
Il spears ttss broke into dis place and 10 turning
her on, be At her cutting her very severe.
~ % that she q. expected TO I've. He W" held In
500 bail ~ answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

CS,- The War Steamer at the Navy Yard is
going forward rapidly The keel 2l0 fee, In length, has
beer laid and ii Is expected tbs. the frame will be up
Ia the courss OF this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

Il On Friday the population OF this country
increased BY tue arrival of 33s immigrants all Of
whom were Germans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

~ The new Presbyterian Church in Thir.
teenrhst between the Sixth and Seventh avenues. was
dedicated the service OF God yesterday morning The
sermon was preached by the Pastor. Rev. ID. Bur
chsrd Rev. DR.. Cheever preached 10 the afternoon
The Church has been recently organized having for
mery formed part OF the Church In Houston Of OF which
Mr. Burchsri the Pastor The edihce has Just been
finished and 10 very neat and chss,e building IL has
= Crecisn front and 10 finished with fair degree OF
taste In the interior The attendance yesterday was We
~ large lCourier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

"a, ,.w YORK DAILY TRIBUNE 10 PUBLISHED
yvrRy xoRsird. SUNDAY EXCEPTED
=. ~. rrfbupe Buildings, corner OF spruce
A. "a s.ssau streets, opposite the City Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

GENERAL SEssIoNs.-This Court opened this
morning tor the september Term. with the following
calendar. viz Grand larceny -; forgery ?; petit lar
ceny false pretences attempt At grand larceny, -
intsnticde. . embez element and grand larceny, !;
burglary. sodomy, stsbbns, with intent TO Kill :
attempting TO rescue prisoner, bastardy, Z; con
cesment with intent IL stesl, abandonment :;
rape. breaking windows and assault, total, co.
PoIIcE.-George Bennett was arrested last
night by officers Davidson and Clifford of tho Sixth
Ward, charged with passing counterfeit, money 10
Avery Gaop. He was committed. -. George Carson
last night arrested for violently ss.sulung officer
Coonin OF the Fourteenth Ward and seriously cutting
his head with a club. lie committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

INFANT FoUSp-An infant deposited in bss-
a. last ant left in the of the house occupied
By Col stephens ia Twenty -eighthst. between Broad
vay and Sxth.ayenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

FIRE-The barn of Mr.. Nugent on Eighth ave
pue near the six mile stone. which consumed, to-
sether with two houses ana four hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

VESSEL ROBBEp-Some daring thief last night
entered the cabin Of the brig Vousis lying At pier
North River and stole the clothes which Capt Etchoer
ger had short time previously tsken Oh. In the
pantsloons pocket there was small sum OF money.
The rogue escaped detection.