New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-29
CITY ITEMS
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crxe.r As,tS-GUvG't snd his band make
the dumb air Of the Tabernacle vorste with al kinds
Of ,rspd and beautiful and touching expression to
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preciAiive sueienee tor Gungl
CALIFORNIA GINGERBREAD We were pre-
.ented on Saturday with huge hunk Of gingerbread
GOLDEN in grain and brown in crust, Ike the cherished
cakes Of sehoolboy days But il was dry and hard AZ
sesbiscut and felt Ike yellow pumiee stone. For
chg our teeth through with effort we found the
taste rich and uour.salng sad were going 20 Gait
FORMS we should procure good supply st . Broad 81
Soaked in the waters Of thu Sacramento, a50F, the
washng., il would be very pslsisble.
THE SEVEN SLYYPERs This beautiful Orsto-
10 will be performed 10 morrow night st the Fenss
Academy, By the Brooklyn sacred Music society. Mr.
j. Zu>pXL setting as Director. Mr. PAGE takes the
character Of 4spa, snd Mrs JAMESON that Of H1Eori
while the Seven seepers will be represented by vocal
iss every way competent for the parts The audience
We sre sure will not number one sleeper during the
performance We hope TO everybody there.
LECTURES os DoS QuMorrE.-The wide op
por,unty for rich discourse that shounis in Don Qux
otie finds an admirable delinestor In HENsY GiLEs,
whose reputation orator and student need no
comments TO render /, more eAectua or extensive
The delah, which the readers OF the adventures Of
the valiant knight and acetious squire enjoy IS douby
enhanced by the vivid and faithful portraiture OF the
less apparent but sctus meanings and lessons which
the spanish author sought to enforce. snd while we
laugh at the ieplorsbe situations into which iansi-
cism and duty call them both, the interpretations Of
our lecturer assure US Of higher truths aud boiler
aims which lie imbedded in this mass Of action. Mr.
Guess discourse this evening Is on Literary Fame.
which he evokes from the Censorship IN the Library.
~ Mrs Cove Nichols. having concluded her
course Of public lectures to ladies' and gentlemen
gives one this afternoon 70 ladies oay on subjects
which could no, be discussed in the public course, At
Hope Chapel Lecture Room, At o'clock P NJ. The
ladies' who have attended the former lectures will not
mise one Of such vital interest
MONUMENT To THE LATE DAVID HALE.-We
learn that several merchants and gentlemen connected
with the Press are sbou, taking measures to erect
monument to the lat. David Hale. The subscriptions,
we understand. will be limited To one dollar each.
~ TIVE FIFsNESs BALL comes of at the
Opers House tonight 1t will be the srsndes festival
the hremen have ever celebrated Ia this City.
CoSvALEscENr.-Dr Holmes whose life was
considered in imminent danger tew days sgo. in con
sequence OF inbbing poison from deceased person
upou which he was making post mortem exsmins
ton by direction Of Coroner Walters are happy &c
learn was convslescent Saturday afternoon and keli
10 recover.
FIREs-Jan. 2e.-About noon on Saturday last
IRE broke out in the liquor establishment kept by
German named schilling in Third st between Avenues
A and B. IL 10 said 10 have accidentally taken IRE
while the workmen were engaged distlns. Property
70 tue amount of $500 was destroyed aud youns
man employed in the dstilery. wss very severely
burned A hre was discovered about II o'clock on
Saturday night in the front OF house 81 Cherry
-, Policeme Cunnins ham and Reeves of the Fourth
Ward Immediately repaired 20 the spot, and extln-
gushed the danes after doing trifiing dsmsge
For CAL1FoRSIA-The large and substantial
ship Robert Bopas will sa in few days, with two
years provision for San Francisco. On her passenger
is, we observe some Of most respectable and en-
terprisng citizens She will carry out about $50 pas
senaers who are making extensive preparations to
reap the golden harvest. Success TO them
CALIFORSIA.-A young friend of ours who
w,hes to seek his fortune in California, and has not
70, the necessary capital would DO glad to share the
or -,eeds OF his trip with somebody who furnish
MIN with $500 If any OF our readers would like to in.
vest this amount we recommend them to adore. N. D..
a, this Office.
~ 'DoNSovASs PANoRANA or MEXICO,
which has recently been exhibited with much
In Boston opens at Panorama Hall i9s Broadway this
evening See advertisement
~ See advertisement headed Capitalists
Wanted for California
FATAL RAILROAD Accident Coroner Wa
ters called yesterday hold inquest at the City
Hospital upon the body Of David Williams native of
Wales sged . years who came to his death by having
hi. legs accidentally crushed between two of the Long
Island Railroad cars From the evidence sdduced II
appeared that the deceased employed the Road
10 repair the track that the 20th inst he sitting
on the front OF the second car Of train that
veying wood, while descending grade, that the head
car ran Of the track which caused the hindermOst
20 together with great force and thereby caught
the egs Of the deceased and fractured them very badly
below the knees. He was immediSely taken 10 the
n Y City Hospital where he died IN Saturday even
ng.-Verdict in accordance with the foregoing facts
FoUSDLISG-A fine male child was found on
Saturday evening in the Of house 2i Forsyth ST.
by the occupants.