New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
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~ The Winter opens frosty but kindly"
with cool but clear and invgoratiug atmosphere,
sadly impaired by clouds of dust so far as the City is
concerned but passing lovely in the free country The
past month has been--for November-remarksby
pleasant few storms Of them tremendous, have
passed over US and although we have been afflicted
with the annual repetition OF Hoods notable verses,
from nearly all country contemporaries, we have
enjoyed an American instead Of an English November
u Mr.. Thackeray's lecture on Swift last
evening was attended by full audience. This was
the rst of the repeated course and has already been
reported in our columns
ELocur,os.-Prof Mark Bailey delivered
free lecture ON Elocuton, last evening, in Clinton
Hail. before the Clinton Union Debating Society, in
which be dis cussed the importance and method Of de-
yeorDg the natural powers of expression by the cult
walton of the voice and of action, in interesting
manner
ANNA CORA MowATT-Hall & Son, Broad
way have just published spirited photographic por
trait of this distinguished actress, who is now fulfilling
an engagement in this City. Mrs. Ms d" Rosaind," on
Tuesday night was married by sudden attack OF the
prevailing Influenza but not sufficient to suspend the
play She was in better voice last night as "Mrs Hal
ler and will probably be fully recovered to-day.
~ Madame SoNTAG's Concert last evening
was the same 40 that of Monday evening, the same
pieces being performed with the same excellence
We should gladly, however, have heard more OF
Madame Sontag herself in the pieces which she has
made her own and would have thought it good bargain
to exchange the singing Of that mighty chorus OF 600 TOR
the sound of her single cxquisitely cultivated voice
still the Concert was satisfactory, and amid such
an abundance of riches one must be chur to com
plain The next Concert is on Friday evening.
sy9 The lecture of Mrs. Z. Cakes Smith in
the Lyceum Yonkers, on Saturday last, was very nu
mercusly attended and In accordance with the unanl'
nous request of her audience that OCCASION she is TO
deliver another lecture there this evening
AID FOR THE EsFRASCHIsED.-The Treas
ura Of the Lennon Slave Fund has reoeivei the fol
lowing contributions not heretofore acknowledged
From Hon. William Tay $50 Cash (w)............S5
From + ButeTworh, Esq 10 Cash (S)''''''''''
tp A sale of Newark property commenced
Yesterday byA Ncolsy. Tho property is situated on
the Uirhts a mile from the railroad. About lbJ lots
were scld-sze 50 by 100 feet-at prices varying from
800 to sl5O EACH with about $50 additional for good
corners
TRIUMPH OF CHEAPNEss-The New-Jersey
Railroad Company long charged Four Dollars Tor each
passage by the Mail Line between this City and Phna-
derhis ard all circumstances failed to convince them
of the mistake in which they were pera'ting. Al
length they down to 50 and the increase OF their
receipts satisfactory that they have just de-
creed iu Their reduction of their trains to Two
Dollars We believe they will make more money at
this price-if they run trains enough and run them
properly-than they woald at any higher figure
MESSAGE IN PgARL-sr.-We ask the par
tcuar attention Of the Mayor and Chief OF Police to the
iutoersbe baIricsde which for some time has OBJ
structed the sidewalk on the west side OF Franklin
square There is justice or necessity In the claim
OF a few workmen to monopolize two-thirds OF the
street with masses Of timber and brick. and fence up
the sidewalk also 10 the dcriment OF the public vel
fare The lives and limbs of thousands are put In
jeopardy every hour, by carelessness which woad
the authorities but take the trouble to notice would
not we are persuaded be suffered to exist day longer
license STATISTICS. licenses granted
during the month OF November, IcsS arc rs Ioho"7'
sncuDt received at the First Marshals desk, Mayors
o9 31s pu,uc Car, Licenses. .......... s7sO 90
foi ' ~ ~, CT Jo ........ II 90
- ~ p.nexls .........-... 50
. po,,Sr licenses ,................ 200
= f,hsrcosl peiler Renewals. ....... l 50
40 Tsxeyn Licenses ................... 1890 90
. immigrant Boarding House Do ~ W
IN Csrtnep do s............... 30 90
Fines received from p Stage'DriveTs and -,
Iisc kuian -----.---.. ---'-'-'----- ~
Total. s2372 %
~ The owners Of the steamer Osprey
advertise her to sail from this port for Hsvans and
New Or leans on Saturday next They state thai mails
Will be made ny for Der at the Post-Ofce.