New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-12

between . and O'CLOCK yestf"ay "i''""s 80 Do'S
chop at the Hook, and dwelling occupied BY
several poor families were destroyed last night about ~
oe,oes BY nre There we're false alarms between
,b.t ,me and IL o clock which drew GU, 6remen and
reporters IN the snow. on frui,less crrand Cannot
these be avoided
~ young man named Edward Sconten from
Duteaess Co. to this City New Year night and
has no, since been heard Of Any information respecting
him will be gratefully received a, l35 Sullivan 81
~ The City was in darkness again last night in
consequence Of the worhessness ofhe oil purchased By
the fathers OF the City Capt Case Of the 18th District
says whatever Of lgnt there was. two lamps ~oald
scarcely shade lampPo Capt Wiley OF Distinct No.
says the Corporation oil last night was as irsd as
Roekland ice
r. The officers Of the Night Police request as
70 call attention once the number Of stores found
open. Saturday and Sunday night the "aichmen were
OBLIGED 10 contract the limits Of their beat 70 watch some
hsldozen stores that they had means Of fastening
WIN merchants and their clerks not attend TO Their
own iDteres, aud security
Eynis said in the Police Gazette, that one Of
the members Of committee Of the late indignation
meeting Of the dry goods clerks, waited upon BY
the propretoIs Of certain paper Of this city and 10
formed that for the consideration Of Que hundred
dollars ~ paper would espouse their II this q
aot naked Islander got up Tor effect IL should be sub
s,antaIed The Police Gazette should ge tie name Of
the pspcr-rhough we presume there can hardly De
mistake ca this point
~ THE NEw-YoEK Bible SOCIETY are en-
gsged IN the thorough exploration and supply Of the
City with the Scriptures. and have engaged Rev CALVIN
Wclco Nj w. has been engaged since the eth o. pe-
e.nbes He has completed the supply OF the Tenth
Ward visiting every house and giving or selling at cost
40 the msy require.
Ia the Tenth Ward he visited .-....3 800 families.
Found destitute OF the scnptuIes.--. 5yi
Refused 10 receive them ----.---...- ~, -
pIs,Ppi hsa and cold in the Ward - copies
~. The American Bible Society issued last
month A. 40l copies Of Bibles and 1estamenis making
IN. issue. for nine months 50s5O' The receipts Of the
month were sl7Il2-rDakipg during the last nine
moalhs 3s2l7-ess than last year by about $1,000
~. The Clock ON st. Pauis has become a per
n.neni fixture and Ia decidedly no go
~ We learn from the Sunday Times that COR
rx1us MATHEWS and EvERT A. DuYcKIScK are no
lamar among the contributors to YANKEE DOODLE
~ DR.. Pond, IN MS iate Worh entiteo O"e-
sspborsiansm Reviewed has the following remark
IN the hrst place he (swedenborg rejects nearly one
h.f Of tho Bible having been written by insprs
don and Is constituting no part OF the word OF God
Prof Woods In bis recently published lectures on Swe
gisnisrn' make the came complaint and 1t has
been repeatedly made by other opponents OF Sweden
borgs doctrines Rev. B. p Barrett will answer this Oft
repeated objection to the claims of swedenborg In
public lecture be given TO morrow evening in the
York Society Library building. (see advertisement)-
Those who feel an interest in the subject will do well TO
attend.
IY- From a sparkling leader IN the Home Jour
sa on the topics OF the NewYearof which it is said
that the unexpected Of the two retired favortes
Summer Weather and Emma wheatley were the lead
Ing subjects of oonversstion-we make this graceful
extract Ia relation to Mrs. Mason.
The interest felt IN this gifted lady by the more re
fned classes of New York eocety at this moment "a pc
culiarly strong She u compelled by circumstances 10
resume q profession from which her womenly dehcacy
shrinks thou gh girl AZ the more hopeful end conn
dent ale OF fifteen she made debpt of most brilliant
promise and From the very top wave OF newly
awakened public admiration che stepped To private NE
Us bride and hes ever since been the ornament OF a
refined circle in the domestic shelter OF which her bril-
liant talents have been apparently quite forgotten
turn In the cspicious wheel OF fortune drives her out
10 shipe unw,ingly again and the public whose feeling
In all such trials OF the pure aud gifted Ia keeny sym
pathetic making ready to give her fttng welcome
She win play TO the open hearts OF the Newly orkers
Tho reclamation with which she will he received, how
ever AZ may unnerve and overcome her at first will
her genius into complete development with rapid
progress and have little hesitation in predicting Tor
Mrs Mason brilliant IA fame and PROFIT can
make H. The feminine renements of cultivated private
life will tell upon her approximations OF women and how
the superficial applause may be for trnveses OF the
in hose and doubet there 10 far deeper feieh fet
by audience in the true seeming Of lady. Mrs. Ma
SONS fine person aud dsnhed grace OF demeanor arc
admirable wool wherein 10 embroider the many
rietes OF dramatic character Her countensnce has
deep capability OF expression a. well beauty. We
trust that she will take up the profession in complete
earnest and by labor aud ndefaug gable study turn
Der present compulsory .ep a.o the ms, round OF
store sIppoNs to the stage such are possessed by
other American actress.
II well known that neither notice approve
theatrical performances nor theatres as at present
cono ,sied-but we do not believe committing q
wrong by publishing the above tribute to a deserving
! lady and an accomplished ariist
PoLICE-Wm l.. Clark of Newtown Uppcr
Fails Mass robbed Of two 5000 bills and one S5Ol
bin yesterday all on the Bank OF Boston reward OF
$3.50 offered for the money and $50 extra for the tibet
SIS reward 10 offered by Judge Smith of the Marine
Court Tor the recovery of bracelet with hinge chain
stolen on Saturday night supposed at the Park Theatre
IA large quantity Of hne cutlery principally pearl
aud ivory, stolen from the hardw are store Of VIM
VI. Chase. of Salem. Nsss.-supposed 70 have been
bToaght to this City. More aggravated cases of sui
tering by emigrants thrown upon the community for
support by ship owners and consignees owen Dosn his
vile and nve children. who the ship Adiron
dses from Liverpool sent the Aims house yea
terdsy sck snd destitute OF home FIRE or food Some
rcsaes. who rejoice in the soabrquet OF Snoozers
sseetsd themselves las, sht in the stores of Avery
and I. & A. Woodruff of a. and 50 FRONTS, aud ran.
sacked the drawers desAs etc and prying on the bolt
OF the isoo safe Not finding any money they deesmp
cd "A valuable black cloak stolen from the bAr.
Der shop under Jndson.s Hotel Saturday night
liberal reward will he paid Tor its recovery
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
HAMILTON FgsTNsL.--Thc Hamilton Literary
Association OF this city OF the active and abe
literary bodies IN the state holds its anniversary ON
Monday evening. at the Mansion House Of Mr. Edwin n
Yale Ia Hicksst Gentlemen who desire 10 psrtake OF
the dinner may procure tickets of the Committee.
II s taes not generally known tfOr the bogrsphers
do not state m that Gen Hamilton born on the llth
OF January. his name adopted by the Association
Its organization la 1850 from identity with his 10.
hnea sentiments. but from high appreciation OF his
fame illusuioos citizen patriot and ora
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