New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

night at No aOAvenue A. Loss triiing Another in the
camphene factory in rear Of "a Csnlonst Damage
slight
- 4 German musician fell this morning on the
crosswsk corner Of Delaney and PIT ats and cut bis
head severely ani dangerously. Clear the pavencnis
OF ice
lg7 More complaints Of stores found open.
r. An orphan grl about "A years Of age, named
Mary Louisa Rivera left the premises of Anthony
OConnen. No. . -,havenue on the 9TH inst, a, night
and hss not since been heard Of It feared that she
has been enticed to some lewd house BY some one of
class of persons Of which there IS scarcity in the
city. liberal reward Is offered.
r1Y7 The splendid steamship New Orleans. now
lying at foot Of Clntonst departs Tuesday for New
Orleans 70 be run present strsnpor between ,hs,
city and Galveston Texas. IA she has never made
TIP and her machinery differs in some essentials from
al other boats il deemed necessary for better
rty 70 send out Engineer Brisby in charge Of the en-
gine. The owners deserve credit for this. No new
bos should 90 out without practical machins,s en-
gineers
THE HoNE JouRSAL.-The literary siamesity Of
Morris & Willis seems to be decree Of fate which no
circumstances can aunul Morris & Willis" have been
long reflected in the favorite Mirror of the public
that their names have become necessary appsnsge OF
the periodical press and the public is glad to find them
=, Home again and give cordial welcome to their Jour
nal. With the year they have commenced a new
series which exhibits many Improvements. The NUN.
Der for this week contains characteristic letter from
Mr.. PoE with comments thereon by WILLS POE says
he has much 10 do and Is determined not die I'll il is
done Our readers will take interest enough in the case
OF Mr. PoE TO be obliged to us for copying il,
nv DEAR Whistle paragraph which has been
put in circulation respecting my wifcs Illness my own
my poverty, etc is now lying before me together with
the beautiful lines by Mrs Locke and those BY Mrs.
To- which the paragraph has given rse. well your
kind and manly comment. in The IIosn JoURSAI.r
The motive Of the paragraph leave ~ the conscience
of him or her who wrote Il suggested H. Since the
thing IS done however, and since the Of my
family thus pitiessy thrust before the public. per
ceye mode OF escape from public statement Of what
Is and what erroneous in the report alluded To-
That my wife is 3D. then is true and you may ims
CINE with wha, feeling add that this Illness. hopeless
from the rst has been heightened snd pfecipitaed by
her reception At two different periods, Of anonymous
letters-One enclosing the paragraph now in question
the other those published caumnes OF Messrs. ....
for which yet hope to find redress in court OF justice
OF the facts, that myself have been long and danger
ously ill., and that my illness has been well understood
thing among my brethren Of the press the best evidence
il afforded by the innumersblc paragraphs OF personal
and OF literary abuse with which have been latterly
asssiled. This matter. however, will remedy itself At
the very hrst blush oil my new prosperity, the gentle
who toaded me in the old will recollect them.
selves and toady again. You, who know me. will
comprehend that speak OF these things only as having
served, in 10 .hten the gloom of unhappi-
ness by gentle and not unpleasant sentiment OF ming
led pity merrinent and contempt.
That AS the inevitable consequence Of SO long an III
have been IN want oil money would be ioly IN
me to deny-but that have ever materially suffered
from privaton, beyond the extent Of nay capacity for
suffering. is not altogether true That am without
friends IS gross calumny which ! Am sure you never
could have believed. and which thousand noble heart
ed would have good right never to forgive me Tor
permitting 10 pass unnoced and undenied Even in the
city Of New.York could have difficulty in naming
hundred persons. each of whom-when the hour for
speaking had arrived could and would have applied
for aid and with unbsunded confidence, and wth sbso-
lutey no sense of humiliation.
do not think my dear Willis that there Ia any need of
my saying more. am getting better and may adolf IT
be any comfort TO my enemies-that have little fear OF
getting The Truth is, have great deal TO do
and have made up my mind not to die hll Il IS done.
Sincerely yours, EDGAR A. POE.
December 30, 1916
PoIIcE-A man named James Brown was found
upon the pavement in Catharnes St by the watch with
his mouth badly cut lie stated that he bad JUS, been
knocked down by villain or villains and robbed Of
SIS. The wagon Of Jno. Drew was robbed OF box
containing 81 in money. Edward Gallagher was
rested charge of throwing Isaac Swnde overheard
foot OF Vesey ~ 4. with the supposed intention OF
drowning him, about O'Clock last night He res.
cued by Policeman Hamblin and two citizens, speech
less. He subsequently restored -. Michael Moran
committed on charge OF passing counterfeit bill
of the denomination of s5up0n Mr. Dasher Of % John
G. w Beckner, being tired Of civil life assumed
the insignia OF officer OF justice and not knowing
forgetting that ii the duty Of officers to correct evils
and not TO commit them extored money through fear
OF manual suvellla Officer Lamp Directing to such
selfderogaiion OF power arrested him and handed him
over to Justice Keichum who knew how to dispose of
him Jno J. Merwin of Wslkerst had his pocket
picked yesterday while standing AZ the Post Office win
dow of So. burglary committed last night
the premises u Rivington 81 and cloak and looking
glass stolen. No arrest.--.s5 reward /. offered by w.