New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

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s.sssr-rss Bs,chu u. Tabernacle at ososl
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ts.Tsss-sy Gel Forbes, on Ii'l-st the New fo' ''"
TIE COMMON COUNCIL There was an inior'
q call issued for a meeting OF the common
nsanciI to be held yesterday at the CITY han
,ha bouy snno;nted. there were but three o,
e. Citv Fstbers present, and they ooncludednot
a, transact any business 1t IL understood tnss
.:e meeting we called for the purpose OF taking
some action -ron the question OF the terminus OF
the Eide ' -droad.
a~.,u OF PHILo n. .rusf.-Yesterday after
,ocu, Philc N. Rust keeper Of the Empire House
ir Syracuse, died in bis carriage. in Ninthst, In
this City. The cause Of bis death was apoplexy.
Mr.. Rust was widely known as the landlord OF
the Syracuse House." which long had the repu'
.asion Of being the best Hotel west OF Albany
DEATH OF JOHN N. MOORE, Ese.-We regret
70 announce the death Of this gentleman, who
has been long and favorabiy known in New'York
n m agreeable writer and poet. Mr.. Moore
WA for some years connected with the Brother
Jonathan, and was the writer OF the famous po'
lice reports which at one time attracted 10 much
attention to that paper. he was at various times
connected with other newspapers Of this City
both daily and weekly, but for three years past
be had retired from all business associations, bav
ing secured for himself fortune. Mr. Moore
died on Thursday evening, in the 4Oth year Of bis
age.
Loss OF THE IvAEHoE.-T The ship Joseph
Walker, which sailed from this port at the same
time az the Icanhoe, arrived at Liverpool on the
18th ult. She reports having seen the lvanhoe
aground on the Nantucket shoals, during the gale
which occurred soon after her departure. There
in therefore longer any question az to her fate
The pieces of the wreck picked up off Montauk,
must have belonged to her. The following is a
list of her passengers, numbering sixteen:
Aehison Moore North Of ireland John Irwin Peter kel'
" Condor; lanes Clas Ino% ARE SUsSpa
Thomas Smith, John Kearns VIM White, Thomas bren'
nan, Michael shogra'hy Germans chr'ty Conner Ger
The Ivanhoe was insured in Wallst. for
s75,0oo Her cargo was very valuable, being es'
timated at sl5o, 900, about one.haf Of which was
insured in New.York, and the remainder in Eng
land. She was commanded by Capt. Magee.
FIRE.-About o o'clock last evening a FIRE
broke oct in the rear Of 25 Elmst. The front
building was also on fire, and both buildings being
of wood, they were nearly destroyed before the
flames were extinguished. The lower floor Of
she front building was occupied as a rum-sbop by
Martin Manly, and the upper stories were dens
of infamy. We presume there was no insurance
on the building.
THE PILGRIMS PRoaREss.-The splendid pan.
oramic illustration of Buny ans immortal alegory
Ia still on exhibition at 500 Broadway, but will
close in three or four weeks. We advise all
Christians" or ali who think themselves So
yapouished by Apollyon. or safely climbed the Hill
Difficulty and wandered with the SnePnerds
IN tina Detachable Mountains, to visit this beau
tifuI work of art, while it remains with US. The
designs are from some of oar most distinguished
artists, and are characterized by richness OF in
yention, a vivid power Of design, which make the
panorama q fine suggestive commentary not
parody, on the Pilgrims Progress.
" Col Forses's second lecture will be given
n the University this evening, having been post
poned on Wednesday, on account OF the severe
storm. We renew our Recommendation to those
Who wish to be informed as to the Italian Revo'
luton TO attend these lectures. COL Forbes was
an eyewitness of what he describes, and may be
relied upon for the statement Of the Republican
view of the matter.
The HUTCHINSON FAMILY night
The Hu,chnsons sing again the Tabernacle Their prices
are 40 low that we presume they will have difficulty In
ding the house. The doors Ill be opened early
II TIE ALLEGHANIANs will give their
fnh Concert at Hope Chapel ths evening Their pro-
srsmme IL a. attractive as ever. Miss Goodenow VIII
spg new song composed expressly for her by gen.
remsn Of this City
ApyERTIsEMENT.-- of New Goods
are advertised the Bowery Savings Store, lS Bowery
Ladies' 1t will pay you well to call there and buy your
Dry Goods
n We call the attention of Teachers
and others the large sale Of School Furniture, al 300
Greene It, to morrow advertised In another column
fhis furniture is that OF the seminiy well known as
"Abbo,rs Institution which, we understand, 10 hereafter
to be merged in the sPuger Institute al Union Place
Losr CHILD.-Some mother will be anxious
selno- st ss boy sppasn,y sSoa, or year. OF ss' sS'
YESTERDAY afternoon Re wa; bare hsaasd and had some ha%or
about mouth isfos seemed somo"hat gnt
snsd cry ing able give his ehssn An
drew He isksa tas Station hoass Trinity place, where
Keeper took him in charge. Au his immsdss wants
supplied purchased him 1t hoped that his pa
rents may recover their lost darling
RESCUED FROM DRowNISG.--Last night, about
soehek young down the Custom Hose
Mkitehan jump of into the water She
BY the Night lnsPecto aud tasu into ths
ali the attention that her
She restored aud her lucnsa
Thonpon but refused owhsre
che sj She tea TO the f Ward Station House BY oher
fresm.
A MAN SHoT Down IN THE STREET BY Wo-
s-ELzsAsb Ckrk yes'srd morning arrested charge
OF shooting Hugh Fletcher Engshmso With psto with
taAe biz lie The sPpee mat fsher at ths
with aDoh
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