New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

being in the long room called the New City Hall
north side of the Park, entrance at the door near
estto Broadway There will be two branches o
the Trial Term The Calendar contains upward
of 500 causes The branch OF the transferred
Calendar will hold it's term III the Special Term
room of the Supreme Court, middle door of the
long building The General Term of the Supreme
Court and the Circuit will also commence their
December Terms. The Tria! Term of the Com
mon Pleas has again fallen through owing to the
delay in getting ready the Court rooms
Board OF SuPERyIsoRs.-Th Board held an
other meeting on Saturday afternoon and passed
upon number OF petitions for correction Of tax,
accounts &c
FIRE.-Noy. 80 II! P. NJ. fire broke GU. in
Johnson brewery. corner of Twenty sixthst. and
Tenthay. The building was entirely destroyed.
A WELSH NEwspApER-We have received
the first number of a neatly printed sheet OF eight
pages entitled "Y DRYcH2 THE Mirror The
paper will be regularly issued Weekly after the
first of anuary, and ought to receive hearty and
liberal support from the Cambrian citizens Of our
City and Country. John NJ. Jones, 81 Beayer-st
is the publisher. Some OF our contemporaries have
expended considerable wit upon this new child Of
the Press but we confess that our acquaintance
with the W elsh language extends only to speech
less astonishment at its formidable array of double
ranks of consouants. However, we perceive
much that is yS in ." Drych," and should Judge
that its morals are unexceptiOnabe, since, though
we see no Reverends, nearly every other word is
nushed shaed or back ed mn bv a n n
TESTIMONIAL To Mr.. CHARLES BURDgTT.-Mr
Charles Burdett Assistant Postmaster of New
York, resigned his Office on Saturday chiefly on
account Of i'll health. He is to be Mayors Clerk.
and goes into office on the lst OF January. The
clerks in the Post-O lice presented him with
magnificent watch, value s226, and the carriers
splendid tea service, value $50
MUsIcAL-J. F. w amer gives the first Lesson
to new Class for ladies and gentlemen this
Monday evening at O'Clock, at 4l3 Broadway. |
Our readers will find this an excellent opportu-
nifty to gain musical information as well as to
learn to sing.
FEsrIyAL.-The Il. L. Snow Social Union No. |
) will give grand Festival and all at the Coils.
eum December >. The friends Of Temperance
and the public are invited.
~ The TEMPERANCE MEETING at Kniclser
booker Hall, corner of Twenty third at and
Eighth.ay this Monday evening, is one OF Sc.
ries of meetings to be held by the Chelsea Be.
nevolent Temperance Society for the purpose Of
advancing the cause of Temperance generally, and
for the especial purpose of providing for the tenn
poral and spiritual welfare of the families of the
poor inebriates who take the pledge, and also Of
other destitute poor who need our sympathy and
kind Offices 1t is proposed to take up a Collec
ton this evening for the purpose OF providing a
suitable place for worship-in short, Temperance
| Church, for the unfortunate poor. A missionary
agent or Temperance Missionary is to be en-
ployed, who shall preach every Sabbath after
noon and evening at Chelsea Hail. for the benefit
ofthe poor 1t shall also be the duty of the Mis-
sonary to visit from house to hOuse-that he may
reach all the poor-seekng to do them good. This
is long-needed and praseworthy movement, and
we hope the Committee may have the means put
into their hands to carry out their benevolent un
dertakng. Let all classes unite heartily in this
good work and much good will grow out of it.
Eminent speakers will be in attendance to al.
dress I'VE hope the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever held in old Knjckerbocker Hall.
PLor OF THE NEW OPERA-We give the fol
lowing outline of the plot Of Comma d' FergN
which may be a new opera to many of our read
ers:
The Count OF Vergy, one Of the noblsmen OF France
6pbinp against England for the sake Of King Charles Ihe
With under the command OF the Mad Of Orleans made
Kingis frien5sbin Ills wife Comma lovely woman,
whom he married several years before, BIZ was YiI,
out fspnng, the Count resolved to fepueA an9 oO'an
another wife not wishing die without IA to hi name
He had chosen for his new bride ID deJl sYle, whom
about 10 take place the BRIDE is coming her lord st
The Castle Vergy and Guido the Counts aIlendan mas
been Comma in order TO maze Known 70 aer llas
Very obtained divorce from her, me gfle sorr0W
and despair of that unfortunate lady are ho0ie her
friends Share e aictlon and with them young Arabian
named Tanss. who loved Comma In secret and e9deay-
ored to protect her This Saracen had been akeq prisoner
bv Rolsndo the Counts squire, whom he cordially mates
nus believing that the Count de Vergy had been advised
,y Rolaudo to repudate Gemma Tanas stabS him. and,
being brought before The Lord Of Vefgy about to be pun
hedor his murder when Comma asks hlS PARDON ana Cd
Ia Of Creyie the new bride arrives attic Castle
prsed alone the room by Gema sue = about 10 De nlr'
deed by that desperate woman N VAN me Count Oh s7Ry
and with The other threatens her bosom, when IaLnas
rashes in and dsanns her Ida therefore, II safe me
vent when Tamas In order to revenge her slabs the
en-, III. terrible death is horrible 10 Comma; she
cures Teaa. " instead OF being loved for hs deed IS
in Jn.eftbe same dagger with which Roando and
lie Count bad been murdered, and The play terminates
amid tears and despair
SUICIDE BY snoorNG.-On Saturday morning
about eight oclock, Frenchman BY the name of
John Ponseul, aged fifty two years, By trade
boot crimper who resided in the rear of No. 100
Reade street, was discovered in the cellar of the
premises, dead, having taken bis own life by blow
ing his brains cut with loaded pistol. The son
OF the deceased was the frat person who discoy-
cred the dead body Of his father. He IS Young
man, twenty years OF age, and resided WIN ms
father The son stated to the Coroner that he
could not account for the rash step taken by his
father, any more than for the last few days the
old man had been on spree aud drank liquor
freely A short time before the act was consum-
mated, he saw his father IN the grocery store near
BY evidently taking drink, and almost lmmedI-
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