New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

respected friends let ne say conclusion talt the
Hat Finishers URon is no q fully embarked UPON It's
glorious enterprise :! his manned IT'S ship with a
determined crew, and with prudent guidance, ropes
70 breast Tie wave, and tide az triumph 'hfoUsh
ever storm
U The Pool Light Guard passed our
Office yesterday accompanied By q. Whiswcrhs
Comet Band. The prizes were lst. A splendid gold
Pencil; ID Diamond 3D. 4 silver Cake Basket ;
lih. gold Watch, to Capt. Gray.
70 \ new mail arrangement South, goes
into operation mex; Monday, leaving New-York at %
/ AN, Philadelphia ? Pm and Baltimore for Wash
Rsion a, PM. This VIII occupy but IL hours be.
tween New-Yors and Washington. Sunday is
exception to the arrangement Cars will also leave
Washington at g. Baltimore at H. ard Phsdephia
/ at 4 for New-York
SALE OF THRILLER HML.-Tripler Hall
was sold yesterday, a, the Merchants Exchange,
under foreclosure Of mortgage 10 Mr.. Lafarge, the
owner Of the ground for the sum Of s4rSOO It was
subject to rent of $4,000 per annum, and this may
account for the low price of the property. The lease
Of ground was for twenty years
LAuNCH.-Yesterday, at 10 o'clock AM,
| was launched from the yard of Aaron Westervet
a
tuRs, 20 run as ferry-boat, for the New-Haven and
New London Railroad, at Saybrook Ferry.
REAL EsTArE-Tues5ay.--By II. II.
Muller:
Building known as Trpler Hall, with 20 years
House and lot No 81 Diyison-st 25x75... 5000
4 lots on 66th-st. near 6th-ay, each 25xlo0-
@'f' each- ---------------.------.- l''c"
II See Advertisement of Performances
a: Knckerboeker Hall for the benef, OF the suffer.
ers By the School Calamity.
WESTERN FAaM AND VILLAGE Assocn.
TOMAS Ears organization have sent forward thei-
primary agent for The selection OF a suitable town.
ship and village site, and about putting in circu
latIon their memorial for free grant OF land from
Congress, 1t Is possible some OF readers may
wish to know something more of their movements
than has already appeared IN The Tribune. II so.
they Will probably attend this evenings lecture on
the subject at the Mechanics Institute Rooms No.
BOwsry.
NmLo's. The great charm of visitto
Nibo's is that-independenty of the protection 10
females-the whole performance is unobjectlonable.
Sisters and wives may SIT IN pertece security then
the entertainments are generally adapted 10 those
who Go not choose to go to see what IS termed the
Irregular drama The Infant TWINS We consider
case in point.
THE ARTILLERY PIECES. --Two more
thrilling and more correct pieces could not be found
than those TO be performed this afternoon and tins
ming at Barnum's Museum, viz. The Dream at Sea,
and The Vicar OF Wakefield
TIE LATE FORGERY CAsE.--Pursuant to
adjournment, this taken up yesterday after
noon, before Justice Osborn large number OF wit
nesses were present, but owing to the indlsposton
OF the magistrate no testimony was taken, except
tina, Edward j. Woodruff was crossexamned by
for bad ofop ami nd
the substance Of which evidence was that the wit
ness had previously stated all that he knew relative
to their connection with the affair 1t was anncipa-
ted that Robt. Earle would be cross examined, IN
which new matter of interest was expected to be
developed but owing to the cause above stated, his
cross examination was deferred until this afternoon
at O'Clock
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN TIE LATE
FORGERY CAsE.-Wihin a day or two past the a.
fdavit of Nh. Robert ii. Elton has been taken rel
alive to this case He states that few months
since he had business transactions with Mr.. w Lat
ting, and gave HIM note for $1,000 IN payment for
real estate 1t the signature TO this note the letter
II has peculiarly connected with it which occurs
also the forged signature of his name IN forged
check previously referred to and he nov 6eiIsyes
note, and from 1t forged the check Possession was
Gained by Rowe Of McPherson's signature, through
Webb. who was in his employ. This fact appears
from Woodrufl's statement
The manner in which the signature OF Mr.. Isaac
+. Jones OF No. So Ann.st gave few days since,
The accused, Bown, procured his signature by VIII
ting to him from Schoharie and requesting an an
swer to his communication. 1 nus we sec that the
conspiracy is gradually being developed The tes
timOny Of the young man Woodruff has, thus far,
been fully coUoborated, and his statements bear upon
their face the impress Of truth The examination OF
Robert Earle, who is one of the accused, but who II
is supposed Will be admitted as States evidence, will
probably take place this afternoon, and much OF the
my stery which st hangs over the case will IN all
probability then be dspelled
Run OyER.-A Mr.. Howard Freely was
knocked down and run over by horse and carriage
in Centre 81, on Monday night. He was taken to
the NewYork Hospital Ia state Of lnsensiblllty.
Ellen Ferell, residing at No 81 Vesey-st., was
run over yesterday morning at the corner OF Green
wlch and Vesey-StS by market wagon driven by
Moses B. Suyddm, OF Bedford, l.. !. She was badly
injured and was taken 10 her place OF residence
SrABBING.-OfTicer Kare, Of the Fourth
Ward, Monday night, arrested az a drinking
house the Fourth Ward, one Chas Smith, charged
with stabbng James Mclaughlin in the face with a
knife. He taken before Justice Lo.hrop and
committed TO await the making OF an affidavit by
Mclaughlin who is at present confined 10 has house
BY the effects Of the wound.
ARREsT FOR BURGLARY A maa named
James Murray was arrested at early hour yester.
day morning by officers Miller and Williams, Of the
Sixteenth Ward, charged with burglanously enter
ing the house Of Mr. James NJ. Clifford, No. - West
TWenteth-st with intent TO steal IL appears that,
at an early hour yesterday morning, Mr.. Clifford
heard a noise proceeding from his basement. lie
went down stairs. and there saw a man attempting
to get out OF the window into the yard He was pun
sued by Mr.. G .who caught him he was climbing
over the fence. scuffie ensued, and hr. IT,, haV-
ing piece Of copper pipe in his hand struck the
burglar over the head with Il. The fellow, however,
got away Mr. g. sail followed, and gave the alarm,
when the police made their appearance and arrested
him lie confessed his guilt and was COM h.tted to
erison 70 answer the charge. a c.4ssi and other
BURGLARS tools were found the spo' where he
Was arrested.
ANOTHER BuRsLAR.-A man named Jas.
Dopoboe was arrested on Monday night with two
large rolls OF adhesive plaster incosed In TN boxes
which ne offered TO sell at the drug store OF Dr. Jas
Conereve, corner OF Christopher and Greenwicn-sss
foy N the property being worth at least IS. Upon