New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22


II Col MONROE. late Governor of New
Mexico, Is at the Aston House.
"a The steamship Union sailed from
New-Oreans, for this City on Friday morning last.
STEAMERS FOR THE SOUTH.-The Ala
bama for Savannah, and the Marion for Charleston,
sailed on Saturday afternoon
= House and Lot. north side Thir-
feminist 33l feet easterly from Seconday. % Tx
lO3 3, was sold on Saturday for So 500
STEAMER SOUTHERNER The Marion took
out on Saturday afternoon, shaft for the disabled
steamer Southerner, at Charleston and We may ex-
pect the southerner to resume her trips from this
City to Charleston in about a week.
EXCURSION. The City Blues will 20 to
Keypori to-day instead OF the High Bridge. As they
At first intended.
DEPARTURE or THE tEANKLIN-fhe
United States Mail Steamer Franklin sailed at -
O'Clock on Saturday for Havre, with 90 pas
sengers and s692 S3i 30 IN specie. The wharf was
crowded with ladies' and gentlemen who had assem-
bled to see tins fine steamer depart on her voyage.
as soon as the Franklin had reached the stream, and
got under way, she fired farewell salute of our
guns which was promptly responded to by the
steamship Marion, AZ the wharf. She passed down
the bay IN beautiful style, and finely trimmed
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS. - This evening
the members of Perseverance Tent No. lis (Rechab-
ties Will hold their Sixth Anniversary at the VI. E.
Church, Sands-st, on which occasion addresses will
be delivered by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Geo.
{. Thompson, Esq, member Of the Order.
On Saturday evening an interesting and well at
tended meeting of the Rechaotes, and others
friendly to the cause OF Temper lnce, was held IN
the VI. T. Church, village Of Cold Spring. i. l. Dr.
Thomas Schnebey and John X. OaSly, ESD, dehv-
ereC addresses. and other exercises, usual on Such
occasions, were performed
NIBLo's.-A very crowded house assisted
at the second appearance Of Madame ThIon on
SATURDAY. evening On this occasion We were con
frmed IN the opinions expressed IN our previous
notice. Madame Thillon Is very pleasing vocalist
and graceful actress, but without great force IN
either role. After the heavy opera of Marctzeks
season it Is pleasant relief to listen to the grace
ful fances of the light French Opera and we have
had few auistes here who delivered the music with
more excellence Of execution than Madame rhlllon.
Ere sher and more powerful voices We nave had nut
seldom more finished artistic
Tonight the Rayels appear.
TIE WHALING PANORAMA. We hear
that Russells Panorama of a Whaling Voyage
which IS now on exhibition, In Broadway, near
Walker-st IS an excellent thing Of lis kind Those
who wish to realize IN VIVID manner the perlls ana
the pleasures of the hunters OF the deep should VISIT
Il and BE- edlhed.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A Hun
eauan named Samuel Llppes, was found a few days
since IN Safest IN a starving condition. ms wants
were supplied for the time, through the exerons OF
one Of the police but on Thuriay afternoon, feeling
much dish essed IN mind he procured pistol, which
he loaded. with the intention OF shooting himself
information was conveyed To an "ihcer thtt ne WIS
about to take his fe and the officer repaired 10 ms
room and succeeded IN taking the weapon from HIM,
and IN dlyertng him OF his purpose
FouNp DRowNED.-The Coroner vester-
day held an Inquest at Pie SO Last RIVER, upon
the body Of al unknown man. t''.l ~ years OF age
was found IN the river at that place Deceased was
dressed IN blue roundabout cloth vest pldld cassl-
mere pants white cotton ShlTt ana shoes lie was
about about ) feet inches IN hight stout made, ana
had sandy hair and whlshers, ana appeared 20 nave
been about , or DAYS IN the water verdict OF
Death by drowning Was rendered by the jury
Arrest FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY lie
tween II and u O'Clock on Saturday night, as Mr.
Iosenh Summer of No 1865 Hudson street, was re-
t,,rriing home through The sth Avenue from a gam
Ing expedition, nc was assaulted oy Two laDorefs
named Michael Mckenna and Patrick Mcbride, the
former of " HON Knocked him down, and stole MS
Gun and double barelled towing pece-he then
went off when Mr. summer endeayored 10 follO"
hin. but was prevented by McBnde, VINO again iel-
Cd him 10 the ground and left HIM in stale OF help
essness HIS CRIES however, brought Asst. taPi.
Miller and officer Baldwin OF the Nineteenth Ward
10 the spot, and on beng informed OF the clrcum-
stance ilev pursued the rascaiS and captured them
near street short distance nom the spot "here
The robbery was effected They were taken oe.ofe
Jnsice Bleakley when Mchenna gave bail IN $500 to
anuear for trial ard McBrce was fully committed to
prison IN default Of bail.
CorRr CALENDAR-Ihis Dag.--CIRcrT
CorRr-Nos 5ss ~ 800 s07 6e8 90 go OIL, oll. sia
6l3, Ola 6is. oi9 62I.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.-The dwelling OF
F. { Dean, Esq. No IS White street. was entered
bv burglars a few night since who Drrst open the
front basement door and robbed OF ewelry, clothing
&C to The value Of about $500, with which the bur
glars escaped No clue has yet, been obtained Of
the whereabout of the stolen property
rADvERrIsENENTl
RfoH SlLKS AND DRESS GOOD> The ladies'
VINO appreciate clearance and beauty N Dress Goods
Will be amply sratihed and pleased with car ~ 'n s'9s
of Messrs NJ = To~le CoiEmoaaA nai " r.
Grand =. Their mense t1ch oi flit syl-' uiS1oe
figured AMI PLAIN silks, de lalues merinOs apa1as para
naias, and other dress goods. are pero Desl4. I'm
and chase well calculated 70 please the acf and secure
the admiration 4 lads II refined taste IN -oh tHs
Towes VII a.so be found collection Of ofoche cash
mere and woo plaid shawls Of The latest designs ~Ach
cannot approached any other store IN the cii ana
OF other staple and fancy dr. -Ds s-d I" wv
wants Of all classes n the community.
rADvERTIsEsEsr.l
FIRE ESCAPES AND FIRE EXTlNGuIslEKs.
1t Is not generally known believe that ne are n.
deeisd almost entirely 70 the active sq