New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
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v,st- BE-, Of the pressni osieers OF ms ins'''luo'
r,.,,. ,,-b.i., L Principal. Etwsri Cose Fcs''
Professor of hslheran az NN.I '...s, p,c
49, m v,, b-ruaii-. and Naura Phiosonnyi rolo'-
rrvi-g A 81 Professor q History - 800 - -
fof- J.-en owen . Professor OF LAln - o-eN
rs~--r,. J,1r Eo-n~r. Professor % il- fr-nel -
maze Aaeusss joe Morai-s Professor % '-r -llsn
L.sfuase. Iaeodose GlAa5eassl-e gfoe.sor 9I &c C7
Lssrn.ge. Paul Peter DuEgan Tesc1rr 81 Dr.~s
Cj,Ige- Wo'e6u Gnhs, Proessef on Slri - N-.-
No. B-.cs Assistant Professor oi Anci-hl Lant
.,.-s r---rh Bovr Instructor ir P1ul-rcs anf no
ro-r,,-v. Fdward Chagn-ry Asr.1sI. 4 VI ~ ne -
n.rtussri u History AID he..es Le'irrs S,eofsr "
H-r-.rsr Assistant u the Department C History ard
Bellies L-turs
The glorious pride snd radiant al'h Of
SIMMER have given place to the ehs'is1ed beauty Of
the ner.ive Autumn. but Hoooken sul continues %
pre.en. the same del ghli retreat he admirers Of
Nature. VINO Low. TO lnger around the rich cnehaai
uaeni. Of the waning year.
re- The funeral Of Dr.. Houston va, attended
Yesterday q, his late residence By large number Of
his friends associates and acguantance'
CArrLE.pRIvING Is TIA STREETS A LITTLE beg
s.rooy and hi. sister sting the curbs,one Ct
.:ss.treet near Broadway, yesterday, as drove Of
cattle. headed BY mad steer up from the river
A hundred men snd boys yelled fuhous.y Ia the rear
IN hot chase OF the frightened snima which Of course
the drover IA particularly eoollooking Yankee con
tented himself BY now and then calling out IN the 'ooe
Of cAptug att general muster, look eout there,
ahead" A. the "infuriaied animal" see the RePor
ter. Dictionary passed the ite children The curb
store the girl screamed and behind her brother
while be bravey stood forth proisc, her The steer
made unge VITA bis head in passing, striking the
poor little fellow 10 the head and slightly gorins him in
sI-k uf~ = A.
gerously hurt, and some gentlemen passing had him
taken to the Hospital while the weeping girl was taken
care Of
P. s-Eorss and NOR, Of a-One Of our reporters
sends in sn account Of Old gent mon OF seventy
M James bennington Of Newark-Who WAS attacked
By the same steer ~ the corner Of Chambers st and
-ored almost to des,n-his skull being fractured near
tue temple and the ae.h terribly lacersied lie wa
sl.o taken to the Hospital Another gentleman va. At
tackled at widest bui escaped serious injury-snd
the animal shortly sfter~srd secured Mr. Don
nineton had just arrived in the City his way to Cali
! forria.
I. there an ordnance prohibiting cattle driving in tho
streetsi
Y Again last night Bars magnificent picture
from Nature, Of rhe splendid scenery on the Great
L.kes the Nagsrs, St Lawrence and ssguensy rivers
&c afforded Infinite eradication TO large audience
! see his advertisement
B Toe performances Of the Germsnia A'so
citation" the Tabernacle festivals, are fully ecu" 70
the price Of aticket-wers there nothing else worth
hearing, which there lie.
sARosIs Musical TIMEs-This IS the t'ls OF
an .bt p-g-d weekly, just issued from 25s Broadway
nnser the sup.rintsodsnce Of Mr. ssron, one OF oui
most talented resident uu,cisns
MEDICAL EDUcArIoS FOR WonES-Mrs' uoVe
Nichol,s free Introductory lecture takes place 'h'
| afternoon See sdvt
FnITRoN BuiLDISG.-O On yesterday abou
| Q o'clock AN a mason named James Hill, resdins
| 10 Eleyenth-st working on 4 new oulidng II
FIFTY ninth ct he tell from cross beam down into ms
basement a considerable hight and broke Two oil NJ
rios his body IA alec much bruised
DRowSED.-On Tuesday night about 10 c'oc'
man walked OF the Jersey City 'erry-hoN As u wa
crossing the river and drowned though srnsi
boat. were put down ana every Effort made 10 rS'cu
him He was ntoxicsted-nsme not known