New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

cold snap appears TO be over tor the present
LEFT our.-Many Items are crowded out
this morning to make room for the Masonic pro.
ceedings and the Sermon.
THE TYPoGRAPuIcAL SocIETY.-From present
indications the Franklin Banquet this year will
be tie fate of the season All the various classes
connected with the Typographical Art will par
ticipate, and be represented by some Of their
most distinguished members acting as officers.
Many of the most distinguished literary gentle
men Of our City will also be present and re
sponses to appropriate toasts may be expected
from several of the most popular gentlemen in the
Metropolis. The Grafton by Judge EDMoNDS
will no doubt be of the first order. The Judge
enters into the spirit of the thing right earnestly
and all anticipate capital address The Music
under the direction Of Messrs Bradbury, Curtis
and Nash they promise shall not be inferior to
any, and in connection with Dodworth's and, we
think will be a rich treat. Blythe way. Mr. Nash
sings an original Song" God sare the Jfn'0n.'
EY The Juvenile Missionary Society connected
with the Thirteenth st. Presbyterian Church, Rev
S. D. Burchard, will hold their. Anniversary on
Sunday afternoon, Dec 20
AMUsEMRNTS-We refer the reader to our adj
vertisng columns for amusements to-day and this
evening and Sermons and Lectures for tomorrow
COMMON CoUNcIL.--The proceedings lastnght
were not of the slightest public consequence. Our
reports are deferred until the Evening Edition
RS Stepping into s. d. Germans new Crock
cry Store 100 Caualst pleased at once by the
rich and varied OF fancy articles suitable Tor
Holiday presents &c. Also by the spiendor OF his rch
Cut Glassware which, point of beauty ana style appears
equal to ANYTHING of the kind we have ever seen Ills
ynscs solar lamps and girandoes all that can be de-
sired and the crowds who flock his store bear ample
proof of the cheapness of his prices Indies who are in
eearch of any OF the above articles would do well TO call al
tits popular establishment.
SALE OF PAINTINGS THIS EyENING.-The re-
irnq half of the large collection Of Paintings in the
nerv of the Society Library corner OF Leonardst and
Broadway WILDE sold this evening at o'clock To those
DESTROYS of ebeiBhng their homes this occasion presents
Il favorable opportunity.
N1p1o's.-This evening, Saturday, Juvenile
Night the Ravels commence al O'Clock Mazuim is to
he finished by o'clock
ARREST OF 4 HALL THItf-The dwelling 2l1
Broadway, was entered on the night of the eth
inst andiobbed of clothing to the value of 80.
man named Patrick Galigan was seen coming
ont of the premises and was yesterday arrested
at his residence, EOS last Thirteenthst. by officer
Martindae of the Third W ard, In his possession
KEY which fitted tie front door of the plundered
house WIS found. $3.50 in money and bank
book showing deposit OF 1913 IN the Bowery
Savings Bank were also found IN the house The
greater part of this money IS supposed 10 nave
been stolen The accused was held by Justice
Osborne to answer the charge
ASSUMING PoLlcE OFFICER.-0fhcer Wy
man of the Ninth Ward Police, a few days since
received a warrant for the arrest of woman
named Mary White. who was charged with the
commission of petit larceny. On the officer en-
tering her house she seized heavy iron plate
aud struck the officer blow in the face with 1t,
cutting cash in his cheek and temple. AS soon
as he recovered from the blow he arrested and
took her before Justice Bleakely who held her to
bail in $500 to answer for the assault and in $500
for the larceny.
COMMEMORATIVE are authorized in stating
that Michael kerrigan, whose arrest on charge
of receiving stolen goods we noticed yesterday,
is not, nor has he ever been the purchaser of any
goods but such as ne knew TO have been honestly
obtained For q years past Mr. X has been q
large dealer in secondhand clothing, and also an
suctioneer at l75 Chathansq where he stlli does
business He was not at home on the night the
clothing was left at his place IN jackson st his
reputation heretofore has been unblemished The
lace which was found in mis- possession was pur-
chased at 1915 Bowery.
APBrsr or An OLD OrFESDER.-O Officer Nc
Cabe of the First Ward yesterday arrested an
old offender named Michael Lopez a spaniard,
charged with stealing four trunks containing cloth
ipg, &c. &c. The officer proceeded to his board
ing, house in West st. corner OF Rector, where ne
found his man, who, on hearing HIM approac9'
jumped out Of a second story window This tel,
low has three different boarding places, in all OF
which property supposed to have been stolen was
found. Several sheets marked " Steamboat Hen
drick Hudson, RIP Van Wlnkle, and Man
ntted biz Justice Osborne to answer.
GRAND LARcESy.-A man who gave his name
as John Henry, was yesterday arrested charged
with stealing nine sovereigns, the property OF
Edward Riley, residing at 81 Jamesst, Four Of
the gold pieces were recovered and the accused
was committed to prisou 10y Justice Osborne to