New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
CITY ITEMS.
CRY TEMPERANCE sOcrsrr.-This Society was

...,,. .,,,.S or,hoaox for the svowei purpose OF
s.ns greater iency u the Temperance cause oy ca
Ii.us the Nn.try aud the Church In ia support We
In the ckri,saH Advocate sHd Journal Of me pf'seh'
w.. IN Addr.s. /, the Christian Public, signed on be-
half Of the nex society BY Rev Dfs feeS' De "''''
skinner and others which 10 subjoined the 'oho"0s
.snc,. II ,psn Of operations which has been adopted
n .-eur- proper division Of labor and respou'ioiy
IN carving On the work. !, d. designed
I That an org.niz ration ~ formed in esch Ward aux
Hilary q the general Sociriy ,.,,.. -
m That each Wafd be divided toto suitsoie nunser
Of SECTION. and volunteer lsborer be appointed 70
esch whose duty Il snail be 10 VISIT tneH I. 1870
sections until by sacciionste percussion tnty nave
3os all 10 ta-r Do yer u IN tgss me members OF ree'
family 10 subscribe the Ahs;in nee Pledge "oeth-i 'es
nav. previously given IL ineir sanction or not
III Tia, suitable local committees De- ap2oin'n 20 co
operate With the pastors and officers OF CHURCHES Va INC
formation Of ereRstiOns Temperance socieues Wnr
ver se.m.d -xp-dirnt also 10 visit all the ssoosih
and other Schools within their respective oounos 10 su
the and Teachers IN presenting tns SUI
ic, of Temperance the Children, and with the con
srt of Parents Guardians 10 receiving ns nse' VI
such 20 are OF suitable sss 20 tue Pledge
such ,vs,em cnergercsliy enforced. Ia connection
with the pspi, The pres. aud attractive public msstng'
will effect il is believed all that Is practicable IN reform
Ing the opinions and prsctices In the community
70 In the procession on Tuesday last wasa car
rage decorated with fsgs, having on II banner WIN
the words Washington Father OF our Country MS
Coun,rywomen will ever Honor bis Memory. The
carriage contained "a ladies' each having IN her haaa
splendid bouquet, these ladies composed part OF the
t.i.s.,,ou sro-u the T. L. snow Social Bnions, tenn
r.ac beneficial association vi both ladies' and eeut'c
men The delegation was much chcefed upon the route
~ The audiences Of Madame Anna Bishop
can now have the opportunity Of hearing her Italian
Opera She 10 slpe Norma this evening supported by
Nile Kornisky as Adaigi,a and Mr.. Reeves (oi whom
much Is .ad) Potion I, does no, seem ihst the pub
! lie is likely TO suffer for want Of music
rESs The Chinese Junk is now actually going to
Boston 1t will BE- Oh today, probably, In tow OF a
steamboat, We have 10 acknowledge an invitation to
take the trip in her In these days OF railroads and
magnetic tolegraphs voysec in junk possesses at
fractions difficult ~ resist
~ The Antique School Of the National Acade-
nv Of Design is now open every day-ruestsy and Sat,
urd.y being g., apart for ladies'. The evening school
/ Is discontinued
TS5- GEo. H.YDocS, the Hudson Woodsawyer
will speak to night 1T the Temperance Hall in Avenue
D. Go and hesr him
~ This is the last night but two of Siguor
Brrrz a, the Society Library You go early to OBJ
tain good seat tbs room IL crowded to excess
" In another column will be found an adver-
u,emen, Tor set OF hand. in cottonml to which We
4 would call the attention OF those Interested
! BOARD or EDUcATios.-The President IN the
Chair Petitions were presented snd referred Tor ne"
school in the Eighteenth Ward Tor new scnn3l :,
| HarI.m-and for primary school IN the tirst WTo
Also for an evening school in the Twelfth Ward and
resolution offered tina, such be- SLOWED The approprl
alton will admit Of H. An additional sum was asSru LOT
6tinp no the new school IN the Fifteenth WARD. o"'
ing 10 much greater number OF children attending II
than al been anticipated some bills and reports were
acted upon and the Board a'Iournsd
| 4 OuytR DgscRIPTIos OF TIE PROcEssios.-
In. Sun OF Yesterday ia It's description OF the Monu
tnept ceremonies hseds OF the paragraphs impor
tant 10 Lsdies and then goes 20 speak OF beautiful
s,,,. for ladies' dresser witch sold Al -
cents per yard vito other dress goods aod sna"s ~
proportonas prices aud winds mp by saying that they
can ~ h.d at barker 60 = n Cstb.fnest Then fO
lows the bcauiiiul ode by Gen. Morris What ngu rcd
,.snn.res have % d. with the Monument Wa leavo our
readers t. guess for thems'lses-we do not KNOW
p,proy Ron, FouNp-some laborers while
engaged Yesterday Ia removing the rains by IN" lat.
hre in the OF Me,csls Iron Foundry 10 centre 81
found qusntiy of bones supposed 10 DE tuosc vi 'nr
| boy who was burned 10 that hre.
Since the shove written ~e learn tnes tne pooy
OF ths father Jacob Mullen was also found
lNQUESTS.-Ihe coroner Htlb NJ inquest y'stci
dsy a, the Deaf and Dumb Asylum upon the body OF
| Morgan Jones "a desf and dumb boy) eyed vs. years
who instantly killed on Tuesday by bring run Over
~ horse attached 10 the front wheels OF an artillery
carriage Hamilton square Also, At the 1901 o
Hammond 81 upon the body of An unkn own man aged
about 50 years. who found floating In the dock a
tba, street Verdict drowned
| corRr OF sEssloSs-Case Of Madlnle Rcsfeli.-
caroline Lobmsn alias Madame Ress-ll Indicted for
the second degree Ia having produced Al
abortion Maria B0cn was placed At the bar or ui"
John McKeon. Ogden Hoffman and Jonas b. Philips
Esqrs for the prosecution and David Graham Jr and
James T. Brady, Esqrs Tor the prisoner
In the empsnnenent of jury, Gaeriel ID l. hoy
was called Mr. Brady expresssd wish that the Coef
take the following form Of chsleDge proposed oy the
fence Whether the juror mas formed an oplnion 'na
the prisoner guilty OF the matter charged In the IN
dc,ment whether be hes expressed an opinion reA
tive 20 the case
Mr. Hoyt was then sworn to bis competency to
serve as juror. and examined by Mr. Brady " follows
QUESTION -iisvc you heard oil this case
Q-H.ve you read any statements relative to the
case In the papers
Al have partially read them but 90 notreme"Vo'
much Of Whist read.
Q-Hsve you heard II spoken oil
| Al have.
| Q-Hsye you formed an opinion OF tne gum vi innV
| cence Of the defendant
Al have not fully made up An opinion 10 the case
because have not fully examined the statements msde
| 10 the papers relative to H.
l
or have you not formed opinion Of ihe defendant
| guilt or innocence
A. canno, say but ths, have formed some opinion
| 10 relation b the
By Mr. Hoaman-Would you II sworn as Juror be
governed by the testimony you heard In rendering your
| verdict
Al should be governed entirely By the testimony II
the
Q-Is thu, opinion slight or strong la your mind
may be- so fixed that you would not disregard whs
you have heard snd read out OF Court and thai you
would NOT render vs1ct according to tbs testimony
, alone
Mr. Brady bjec,ed 10 the question on the grounds sf
that II was whether the juror had formed settled
opinion 2ty that !, called Tor the opinion OF The Juro
oa Hypothetical state oiacis-ant conended that iron
the fact that thu Juror had formed opinion a. 10 th'
guilt or innocence OF tho prisoner the Court was there
fore bound 10 exclude him as an incompetent Juror
! Mr. Hoyt wss rejected
The remainder Of tbs jurors (jb) were then called
Only three Ut whom accepted and sworn. CON
m sson was then granted. ordering the Sheriff 10 sub
pOena one hundred talesmen 70 appear Ia Court at
o'clock this morning The Court then adjourned unit
A lhis morning.
POLIcE-T 40 young men. who gave their names
{ a. George Lee and -, hired hOrss sad wagon o.
l. Gum & Go Worcester, Mas. on the 9th met unde
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