New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c, To.Nisht.

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Tvs PrRtr,vs.-Rey. William Patton DID
will presch 10 the Hsmmond.s, Congregational OIli,a
,h,. morning Thanksgiving Day, on the Pari@ns 'ne'
Character and their influence On Liberty IaleA'oH
and Evangelical Religion. Services 70 commence - ~
o'clock The reputation Of the preacher osare' '''''
interesting discourse
TEMPLE or JrRrsAtrv-Tle sultan OF Turkey
h.. ,ien ps-ni..ion 70 tee Jcwi Of the Holy cry 20
erect magnificent Temple or synagogue, aud mes
..r-s- IA. arrived in New York charged vita maNns
collections for that important object being the nr'' reg
lar and .psndd place of worship which the ie"' A~'e
bn rrrnlt,ed 70 erect for 500 years 10 Zion Noiihe
east among the interesting ceremoni's OF Thanksgiving
D.v vii be Al address delivered by NJ Moab Esq.
a, the Synagogue in Crosty-st this afternoon 81 81
o'clock In aid q that important project. which tASen
with the sres, revolutions in Europe. will b. deemed
among the piou. mos, significant sign
Tar OPERA Tomorrow night We are o. have
he splendid and thrilling opera Of Luoe''a IN when
Ts,r1 displays her wonderful powers 70 the best al
vantage This Opera. Is given oy Mr.. Fry COMPANY
under the vsorou. direction Of Nsreizes Is one OF tne
most perfect snd impressive musical entertainments
ever presented
rv The MoNPLAisRs. after fulfilling an uu'
usually long and brilliant engagement q, PhhsdeipAs
have proceeded TO Baltimore We hear many wishe'
expre,sed 10 see these talented artists in connection
with the Opera Company At Aston place y IS the UNI
v,r.s custom in Europe 20 iner'perse the opera WIZ
rho BALE, and We 30 not doubt ,hst such plan would
be ernineutly successful here.
Ff~y PoErRAirs-We have seen some *
ou,.i,elv beautiful heads especially Of Children
n.in,ed by Mrs STEWART who has rooms AZ i and -V
r., rr,eepth - Her coloring i a. fresh. pure and
delicate that Il reminds w. Of Suly For ladie. ana
children We should imagine Il would be sort OF trans
syursron 10 be rendered by rich and yet delicate
pencil
T>IrsrlcE PUBIfc FuscIioNAkf j desire
thu, the public may know how some things are done
by Gomez men employed 70 conduct public institutions
Ths writer Of this /. American seaman. sailing out
Of thu. port since sol and paying hospital money near
Is the whole time and hss had the benent OF the hospi
IA but once during tina, time, for period OF only
two months and being At present necessitated. sp
/ oled on the 18th for admission. WAS answered All
/ e,r annled arain on the I'D was told toe sans
,biry nv the superintendent while there saw three
.esmen discharged and one taken in after | was re-
fused upon his stating that his father kep,s boarding
house and he lived with him ask the candid public,
! d. this impartial Justice AMERICAN SEAMAN
| CORRECTION We have received from Messrs.
Pratt & Co whose card relative to the New England
Mercantile Union Directory" published in Tues
day Tribune the following note
| Messrs Gresley & No Eirafh:
! In the Tribune of this date noticed article re-
rctng on our hrm aud giving the public 10 understand
that We are playing tricks their creduity. In Jas
tee To yourselves, 10 and the public, we give you
the advantage OF right Information on the subject We
place before you the facts requesting OF you TO publish
them in such manner as % fully repair the injury in
| hcted VIII you also request OF your contemporaries
who have copied your first article 70 copy the other
| also PRATT & co.
Sac rsrs. Nor. Il. isss o
| Messrs Pratt Co have exhibited 10 us prootsheets
OF part OF the Directory volumes Of which they
state will appear in week two, and the rem aindeI
by the st Of January Any Information relative TO this
this work can be obtsined at ls3 William street. "A
they removed from Fulton time since and
their present location had not been made known the
| mistake very easily occurred.
| INoUFsr-Coroner Walters held an inquest
yesterday at No As Henry. ct on the body of Oven
from the effects Of injuries received in scuie with
relative named John J. Clarke, sunday afternoon
last Il appears that the quarrel originated between
the parties on account boastag that he could
raise more money than the other. John Clarke gave
the lie to owen. who Immediately came from behind
bis counter and struck him. In the struggle the De
ceased received kick In the lower part OF the soio
men. which caused death When John Clarke heard
Of the dccease he Immediately gave himself into Gus
,ody The Jury found a verdict In accordance with the
foregoing facts and also said that the accused should
not be held to answer
In A core pondent states that Coroner Wal
ter. brought in his arms Mrs Foster the kind and
humane matron of the City Prison Mary Burns In
tere,ting little girl or years Old. without thread
OF clothing save remnant Ut a calico frock which be
found at 10 Mulberry sitting in the dark alone by the
side Of its mother Catherine Burns. who had died du
ring the day from ntempersnce and exposure she say
Ing 70 the Coroner that her mamma wa. asleep The
little thing chilled and cold clothed and fed By
Mrs Poster. and yesterday morning the ladies OF the
Home for the Friendless removed her 20 their A.y
ium Officer Coekefair and the Coroner both stated
that the premises 10 Mulberyst contained one hundred
md frenzy fsr7aies.
GEOLOGICAL HALL.-This elegant establishment
Is really valuable addition % the places Of public
atL4-tultht 10 new As the exhibition 10
cleva,ng and Intellectual character and calculated TO
exert an admirable influence upon the young The col
lection Of animals IS large and very nne and the per
formauces given afternoon and evening show 10
striking the superiority Of man over the brute
creation.
SANDS, Lent & Co.'S CIRcus.-This splendid
establishment will very shortly close Notwithstanding
the crowded houses which attracted BY the daring
riding and other performances for which the exhibition
Il noted To day two performance. will be given one
IN the afternoon and another In The evening
MEXICO lLLrsrRATEo Among the many NJ
fractions which the City contains Of the pictorial
kind none are more Interesting than the one above =
luded to. We sPen, agreeable hour IN witnessing
the exhibition an evening or two since. The work Il
BY accomplished artist Of high standing In this moe.
effective style Of painting The Botany and Flors Of
this interesting country J. simply ,nd faithfully por
trsyed its mountains and deserts Of the most emo
tiona character TINS immense picture including 10 iis
sverchanciux scenes the movements u the A.crx IN