New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27
CITY ITEMS.

CBRisra,s -Ibi. holiday was observed
the csthoiie ard Episcopal Churches. ane for u.
part with very fun Attendance In tie sirss,,,s
ssieiy, especially CO the part o. re Boys. who vsr.
solved 70 make TIE best Of ne Jay and u the ass.
snow With nhch hey we're fayorei. great 1r.., !,
military and FIRE lmp4nes devoted the dAyi o..
meA, Ia the way Ct target shooting ard 10 COCA e,.,
,e5EsId. and several companies from abroad Jons.o.
In both resreaions. Prominent suong these s.a..,.
lows were the Artificial Guards" who were ar,s..
f.utastc costumes. ara not only hsc vast snow,
fun themselves bat caused much 10 every one ~1e
them. The evening AFFORDED harvest to me psus !.
public amusement ard al around. Saturday mV w,
ioNn IS A4s.ng been a very merry Christmas
ACCIDENT FRos CULPABLE CAKELEss.kss-~O,
saturday night an Irish wsslerwomsn was c1yr he.
,lo,he, 20 a room 10 tbs foarih story o. Nosses bu
IN Nassau ard Beskrlan when she walked ino q,
S,l s hc.iirs packages. the toor Of which hi 80,
len opsn and sl four stories to the GRAND door 8,
va, fouua a, about r ant t.ken up baIciy siv,
p-o5Aby before iAs size has 6ei. What ADDS 10 5s pa
f,ness q the accident is that she c0nhncne,
Ii, caeessre.s which len open ihe door o. Ae vel ca
not b TOO severely rcgrooaiet such doors orgh; lr,
. be asrlshol with SIN sfrrg 70 keep them cose1.
THr Sxow.-Aller weeks OF waiting the snow
here vene the earth IN c,aniy Whine, and bringing asa
Il the sharptst 81 winter weather. Yesterday momr,
he church gocrs hat % buffet with keen WIND via
lashel he sh, snow IN their faces IN the NEST lrooa.
yen!ent isshcn ~ night. however the wind hac sore
iown. leaving tie Ky clear and starry, and tie -
.,ingcg cold a. would SATISFY The ssfirAu.ns q pov
Bear few sieishs tried the streets yesterday, b., g.
not naa hcm perfect, q needs ies inches mere Ct; -.
90 make ibi9ss lively.
THE ART UNioN--At the drawing on Fnd.y
asht DuaA>ps Indisls yespers" f,ll TO he 10, q sr
c. scha,e,r 81 this city. CoLts Home In the wsce,'
20 Mr. Dwight Of Springfield. Mas. iiI>cNLKrsycr.
nc" 20 NJ 2. H. Hough.oa and his Settlers ard Cane
20 Mr. Fowle, both Of this City; BIsoH,Ss RAJ.
men Playing Cards" to Mr. crosw,ll q the Abdsy A,q
MOUNTS Novice" TO Mr. W. b Lieut. OF Indans. P.et,
Mother and Child" to Mr.. Johnp L,le, Lesiagion Va
PEEIEs Seams,nss" 10 MIS- r. H. Dana. Broo,u
rtSxrs Deshabll'cs" 70 Mr. Van Sos,rans, Brocsy,
and IIicNss Il, Fcde" 10 Mr. James she1cn q IA
Cly. The total number Of pictures distributed 81.
beside 500 medals for one which 1000 subscr bers s
ther chance, being than twice yea.
rae receipts Of the Onion for The year sis7Si
the 27s pictures aut 300 medals cost s3i25 81 grai.
commissions. salaries freight. rents. insurance, &C. ca
The UGion sl27Sl a. mere, leaving m the Tressuy .
balance Il si,7f 81
great deal Of criticism OF various sors his lAit0y
been directed upon the management Of his Associates.
bu, that has been altogether deserved s thin,
pretty evident nom the thriving condition Of the IreAs,
But on the commencement Of new year is Is not ~
much 70 hope that many wretched carcstures Of A.
will not be allowed to occupy the walls or diminish 70,
funds Of the Unios II II Is expected thatthe Onion ga
either advance the interests OF Ant or retain the pub
support mus. be no, only by ssilia nusnci. m,nas.
ent and by adeious Of advertising ana other
OF making the Association generally known. bat b. as
roufing good pictures at the annual drawing. nf.,
this the cnly thing which keep The institution alive
In the long run. and rasl The very general dssasa
on with the collection Just disposed q mas leai
much better one neNt year