New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

patches 10 petty sovereign and on h return have
the efrouery to perperate book Of his silly sayings and
dongs, defray the cost winch he complimentary
the pockets Of his unforu1s;e friends in The modest de-
Hend ofS5 copy! Mirror.
What does this mean
TnE MURDER CAsHs-In the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, before Judge Edwards and Aid.
Miller and Shaw, the trial of Delany, charged
with the murder of woman in Center-st. was
postponed to Monday next, owing to the illness
of witness on each side
In the case of the Sandwich Island man, in.
dicted for murder, in having struck persons with
the post of bedstead while ascending the stairs
to arrest him, one. of whom died Mr. J. D. Sher
! wood, who was assigned By the Court for his de-
Tense, stated that he has been unable to commu.
nicate with the prisoner so as to succeed in ob.
tanning anything ineligible from him, he not
speaking the English language He was, no
doubt at the time Of the act lab0ring under what
is termed frantic insanity, which is hereditary
He does not appear to know the nature of the
charge against him nor its penalty. have said
Mr.. s. recently learned the names of some gen
tlemen who understand the language he speaks
They are returned Missionaries from the Sandwich
Islands, and at my request they and myself will
have interview with the prisoner in his cell
tomorrow, when something, probably, will be
elected as to his state Of mind. do not think he
is fit to be placed on trial. This case was also
put off till Monday.
On the application to proceed TO trial forthwith
or enter a n01le prOscqgi in the case Of young
Drury, the Court will give decision this day.
STEALING or TNGrNEs.-For some time past
there have been complaints from various persons
in the upper part of the City, the failure OF their
copies of The Tribune Our carrier in the -Four
teenth Ward finding that with all his care the
papers still were missed, set officer Michael Smith
to watch yesterday morning, whose vigilance was
was rewarded by the detection Of thief in the
act of marching off with papers left at the doors OF
stores in the Bowery, The scamp was arrested
and delivered over to Justice. Other thieves will
please take warning in time fer we will not in
sure them long without discovery and punishment.
m The Commercial Adrcrtiser complains Of
the intolerabe nuisance of drivers walking their
horses in Broadway below Yesey,st.' The
drivers are in as much of hurry as you are,
friend but they can't get along faster on account
of the mountains of rubbish piled up in the street
drivers responsible for the Jam in Broadway, when
the whole street has been one chaos of brick, stone
and lumber for months Suppose you grow
little at the owners of these barbados what
right has one man to monopolize for weeks the
room which hundred thousand are entitled to
and anxious to use We trust that some of these
"big fish may be stirred up before all the min
nows are speared First clear Broadway OF rub.
Dish, and then well censure the man who refuses
to drive on. And, by the way, as long as GER
tain vehicles kiYc the street under law of the
Corporation, why should they be crowded out or
obstructed by an unlicensed host Of drivers who
take especial pains to get into broadway Tor the
very purpose OF annoying the men who pay their
way, and so get them into difficulty for the pur'
pose of making capital for expectant rivals IN the
| carving trade There is too often method III
I this confusion, and sometimes something moro
than public good in the cry OF " Relief
PARADEs.-We noticed several companies on
parade yesterday, for target excursions, &c. The
Wilson Guards, composed mainly OF members of
Engine Co No. IS, went to Mount Morris, where
they did some sharp shooting They made fine
appearance, dress black pants with silver stripe
and black frock coats.
LA1yG's ApArrolRs.-Mr E. H. LANG is con-
structing, and has finished in part row OF forty
three buildings, Of which forty-one are to be ap
proprated to the business OF slaughtering cattle
with its accessories They run from the North
River on the south side OF Thirty ninth'st. to the
Eleventhav Hudson River Railroad are two
stories high, the corners being designed for gro
a in ipb thp Ia
GIBBS and flows, runs in the rear Of all. The row
is eight hundred feet long and e dock of three
hundred feet long and forty feet wide will be fin
ished this Fall. Here the cattle are to be landed
from river and ferry boats--If the Strengthening
business is 10 remain in our City we hope it will
be concentrated hcfe
~ Dr. Banning lectures to-day before the la
dies, at o'clock IN. and before ladies and gen.
tlemen tonight at : o'clock, on General De5lftty
POPULAR EprcArIoN-We call attention to
MIR, E. H. Wilcoxs Educational Appeal, which
has appeared in Tie Tribune. The subject is one
of universal interest, and no efforts are wasted
which are made with view TO bring it home to
the public mind.
81 GENIo {. ScoTr's MIRROR OF FASHION
for November gives the latest Intelligence on au-
thentic costume, and should be consulted not only
by professional artists, but by all gentlemen who
are about to replenish their wardrobes. Sold at
No l46 Broadway.
Ege The Third Annual Ball Of the Murdoch
Dramatic Association will be given tomorrow
night at the Apollo Rooms.
TEMPERANCE BooKs-We notice that the
Organ Pictorial Temperance Almanac for 1851
has just been published by Brognard K Co. $50
Fulton.st. Beside the usual Almanac matter, it
cnntaina INST amount OF valuable temperance