New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
CITY ITEMS.

The clouds were wrung out on Tuesday
and we had yesterday one of the sad skyed, chilly
days that symbolic the sulkiness of the dying
wear. No wonder that Summer memories madden
December and that as the thought of June days
glides across the failing Twelvemonth sharp and
bitter frown should freeze upon it's frosty pow"
But 4" there good time coming even in the
very last struggles Of the season. We honor the
year that it dies so iovially at merry Christmas
tide like brave old Teuton scattering royal go
den gifts to the last The wild bells that the
Poet adjures to ring out to the wild sky chime
cheerily as well, and do not ali toll drges. Christ
mas is coming and we defy the gloomy heavens
and the ealess trees.
H Reports of Dr. Schroeder's Lecture on
"Mohammedansm, Of Dr. Lord on Gustayus
Adolphus, of Rev Leon PLATTE on Protestant
ism in France, Of Rev. w. w. Lord on Spen
ser" and on Bunyan, of the National Con
vention of Journeymen Printers" OF Colored
Orphan Society's Anniversary" of Mr.. Morton on
England Political" beside swarm Of Items
are crowded ont by Public Documents and For
eign News.
For EURoPE-The royal Mail steamship Nj.
agQra left this port at noon yesterday, for Liver
pool She had 81 passengers, and takes out
1852 800 in spesie in the following proportion viz
$4,000 in American halves, $4,000 Mexican do
$4,000 English silver, s., 500 English gold Her
cargo consists of 500 bbs. of apples, 100 boxes do
$50 cases India rubber shoes, and leo bxs cheese.
THE BRAYDYw1yE-The I. 8. frigate Brandy
C,l..-I.- roptaiD haar the
broad uenant of Commodore Geo. NJ. Storer sailed
from Norfolk for the Brazil station on the sth OF
September. 1871 and sailed from Rio de Janeiro,
Oct. Is. 1850. arrived yesterday. Her officers are
as follows Charles Boardman, Captain Luther
stoddard. Samuel Larkin, j R. NJ. Mullany, J. j.
Gudrie. Lieuts.i Edmond Fitzgerald, Purser;
BENJAMIN F. Bache, Fleet Surgeon; Philip ans
dale, Assist Surgeon John L. Lenhart, Chap
lin; Richard L. Law Acting Master John c.
Grayson, lst Lieut.. Of Marines Jacob ]. storer,
Com. Secretary John 7. Banana, Thee s
Walker, Passed Midshipmeni John e. Sproston,
Randolph X. Breese, John C. Baker, VIM. Giyin,
Reward E. Hand, Robert T. Chapman, Midship-
men Joseph Moulobis, Captains Clerk; Elijah
Goodridge. Jr, Pursers Clerk VIM Smith Boat
swain T. ?. Yenable Gunner u. Cox, Carpenter
Passengers from other vessels, on account OF
in health Mr. Charles Woodland, four seamen
from the I. S: ship St. Louis, and six seaman
from the L.. S. Frigate Congress, eight seamen
sent by Mr.. Kent, the American Consul at Rio
de Janeiro, as mutineers, belonging to the ship
Henry, of Boston, bound to San Francisco. The
ship got as far South as AZ, and had TO return to
p;a - occonnt Of the motiny; shipped new
crew. and proceeded on the voyage to san Fran
cisco The mate, Lewis E. Jackson, and Henry
Taylor boy are on board Of the Brandywins as
Witnesses. Major Thomas 5. Morgan, late Sec
retary of Legation at Rio JaneirO' and SON are
passengers on board the Brandywine- The Bran
divine crossed the Equator on the 18th Of Novem-
Der. 1847, 50 days from Lynn Haven Bay and re-
crossedit on the 18th ofNovember, 1850, in II days
from Rio de Janeiro. The following is the
LIST of deaths on board the Brandy~ine