New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

widely known in this City, and was recogn'~s' q"
msn NJ talents ami decision OF character.
n, Manic, afforded Thomas Paine IN his last SICK
ness and held an interesting conversation WIN M"
nm ,slg,ou. top,cs short time previous to ms DEAN
ALFRED JAgLL's CONCgRT.-lhe uncom'
mon attractions presented in the programme OF tho
Concert by this truly gifted artist will insure q
crowded house tonight at Tnpler Hall we nave
heard BIZ, one opinion Of JaelI as pianist, snow
ING that his brilliant European reputation wal DC
| fully confirmed by the verdict Of the musicA pao"s
/ IN this country
BENEFIT OF MR. 5. SyMs.-Some oil the
friends OF Nj : Syms, respectable anc acuve "a
borer IN the Temperance cause IN this Cl'y' aau "ao
for a long time has been not only dlsao'eo "o"
business but confined to his room by apainful COM
plant, have made arrangements for Grand oom-
| plimen,ary Concert. on Monday Evening, al Cha'-
/ ham Hall. No. S Chatham-square Mrs Hayes MIS-
! Dr. Van Week Mr. James VI. Brown, OF fonkers.
and Nh : Brewer, of tins City and others have vol
unteered their services for the OCCASION we nope
that the claims OF estimable citizen and sepend
en family of young children viii speak 70 tue SYM
paihies of all who wish to couple entertainment WIN
beneyo.ence and that there VIII be handsome SUN
realised
The storm was very severe at Ne~Haven. 50
much so that a considerable portion OF tho emoank-
men, a, Indian River or West Meadow, gave way.
BY whichacc,dent the detained four OF hve
hours There Was also slight damage to the
track near Bridgeport. There Will be no delay, new
ever, on account OF either accident
~ THuRLow WEED is among the passsa-
gers of the Baltic for Europe to-day.
" Col JoHN l.. DoRRANCE will lecture
on The Hungarian Struggle for Liberty, in Clinton
Hall on Monday evening. See card.
TIE LATE DR.. RopGRRs--A meeting Of
the Cliosophic Society OF Princeton College was
held on the roth inst at which resolutions OF regret
for the death OF Dr. r, and OF coincidence with his
family were passed.
New CHuRcH.-The new edifce for the
Reformed Dutch Congregation on Brooklyn Highs
Is Ito be dedicated tomorrow morning DR.. Ludlow
Of Pennsylvania and others Will offclate
A VALUABLE BUuDING.-Messrs. Jacob
Little & Co. have sold their building, No A waii-ss-.
to the Bank OF North America for the sum OF
sl000OS.
An APPEAL FOR TEMPERANCE. - We
learn that Dr. Cheever is 10 repeat his powerful Ser
mon on Temperance, at the Church corner OF Hous-
ton.st and Thompson-st, tomorrow evening. This
discourse ought to be heard by many luke-wsrm
temperance men and other opponents Of the cause
as the house will hold.
~ We would call the attention Of the
relatives and acquaintance of DR. l.. X. Brodhead
TO the obituary notice and invitation to the fuaersi
OF his child.
Y@CArHERlNE HAYES goes to Albany to.
day. and gives Concert there tomorrow evening.
We under stand she will proceed thence to UTICA,
Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo, making hastY
trlp as she is under engagements to sing IN Phas-
delphia early next month
The DRuNxARD.-The famous moral
drama of the Drunkard will he reproduced both this
afternoon and evening at Barnum's Museum, in order
TO meet the universal demand for by its host OF ad
mrers. Go and witness It, by all means
Advertisement The crowds of straH-
gers and citizens to be seen passing In ana OUT o.
| Roots Daguerreotype Gallery, No. 1863 Broadway.
corner of Frsnklins, aiioId me strongest proc, OF
the superior excellence of Roots Miniatures IN this
| wonderful art.
Advertisement AWNINGS. We have
seen certificates from most respectable gentlemen
| who have had Benz. Gompers awnings in constant
use for over sixteen months, and were then IN per-
! feet order and no appearance OF decay. Our own
| experience conynceS US OF the truth, having useo
one two seasons, and 10 doubt will last as much
longer HIS place of business is at No. lOl Bowery.
| knlck erbocktr Baths
| Advertisement There is still chance
to purchase Fall and Winter Dry Goods at half price
| a, Bankers old stand, No. 30i Grandst. On had
IA vide black and coored Silk Velvet for mantias,
| long and square BToche and Cashmere shawis, loag
and square Wool Shawls, black and colored Silks.
| French MerDOs and Peramettas, rich Atwood De-
lanes, silk and wool Plalds, &c All OF these Goods
must be sold in short time 10 close the business,
and Will be sold without regard to cost Do not f0r-