New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

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Wed, ,astres No 80 soosdNay-Co'e'' every e''NA'
70 Yesterdays weather was cool aad
sereue-a w.n,erish sutunind and summertime dsy
n. eloud rode the air not shadow was seen, and
Tie winds sunk 10 zephyrs died calmly away II wa,
c,ld but The f.o.t len, glow to the cAecS and thrill
TO the blood worth mint to enjoy the eiectasd air
az Sc we nav spcs) made the oil man tccl young, AMI
lie yorpg che boy. To Day SO deli h'sul succeed
ed a might more cold end calm and more beanti-
full still well closing Sabbath formed for delight
should lat all the winter if we had Cur VIII
~ TIE last Of Mrs. Z. Cakes Smith's pres
,nt course CT lectures viii be given this evening a
Hore CHAPEL.
FLoPrRs CAUGHr.-We understand that
fugitive couple were are ted Saturday just as they
were going on board California steamer. The affair
is ker, quie, thus far We hear that the parties arc
Pos,onian the man some 49, years Of age, the girl only
Is They were rurued by tn girl father and an OIL
Ger. The gay deceiyer had left wife behind him.
y We are requested TO state for the Ill
formation Of TIE public that there some seats at
Mr. Thacke.ays lectures reserved for those who buy
tickets for single evenings. The next lecture will be
given tonight.
NEw-YoFK BIBLE SocIErY.-The Annual
Meeting Of this Society will be held this Moniay) even
ing the Tabernacle Addresses may be expected by
Rev Mr. Haven rnd Rev Dr. Ting of this City, and
Rev. Dr. Murray Of Elizabethtown. Services to com
menoe at :! T. p.
" 4 Gue steel engraving of FRANKLIy
Pierre, which represents the President elect in
favorable aspecthan the extepore portraits got
up before the election has been issued by A. G. Rob
erts. The engraving by A. II. Rich Co.. is admirably
executed.
The SLAVE CASE.-Messrs. Lepaugh aud
Clinton, counsel for NJ. Lemon have obtained, on sp
pli,s to Judge Edwards writ of appeal 20 the SUI
prone Court the decision Of Judge Paine. The
CouIt viii commence its term the first Monday in Do.
ocnler
~ The third Annual Thanksgiving Supper
for tie Children Of the Five Points will be given in the
hall o The House Industry, early in the evening the
25th. Whoever desires to assist in making glad the
hearts of these litle ones by bountu supply Of pro-
vi'ions tho ,t more desirable gifts of shoes aud
clothing for the approaching winter may send their do
rsons to L. NJ PeGse, No . Little Waterst.
~ Bernard Hurrigan, lately member of
Company F. of the First Regiment of New-York
Volunteers, was buried yesterday by his brother
soldiers.
The STEAM FLEEr.-Seyen ocean steamers
LEFT this port on Saturday, viz:
TJr,rho1d. u,vra ,uitI a "a cor,,,letnart NJ
passerccrs among them Col Miller Grove of Georgia
Charge to Denmark Bishop spaulding of Louisiana
Capt. Norwood and Lieut.. Bankhead OF the Navy.
The Glasgow Tor Gasgow, with "a passengers, among
whom were Sir william Gordon OF Canada; Senior
Macedo, md DR. Godfrey Of Montreal
The Illinois for AsInwrll, with eco passengers, half
Of them being mechanics for the Panama Railroad
star Of the West for San Francisco, with passengers
fer he gold regions.
Tie Florida for Savannah the Union for Charleston
and the Roanoke Cor Richmond.
The SEA FoAM"-This is the poetical
name OF beautiful clipper ship now on The stocks at
McdioId, Mass, belonging 10 Croker & Warren, of
this City, aId CICoser & Sturgs, Of Boston The price
Tsd l1r her Wa $4,000 shc il about 200 tuns ola
.cst.u modcl and ia the first hip built in that vicinity
which has had her tmb5rs braced with iron. Her
frrmes dagonay cross-braccl from the aoorheads
70 the plank heer the braces three inches wide and
cEe inrh thick, and only three feet apart bolted
through oycry timber and riveted together at every
Intersection All who have her speak of her In the
BIZ Lest terms.
FAIR OF THE SHIRT-SEwERs UNIoS.- The
Board Of Managers Of the Shirt Sewers Union beg
leave to notify the public that they have secured the
services Of many OF the active and phanhropc friend.
Of The shirt Sewers who have kindly volunteered 10
open Fair for the purpose Of raising fund with which
70 enlarge and extend the operations Of the Union
Any action on their part in behalf of those whose posi-
ton and circumstances their efforts are designed TO
benefit will he gratefully acknowledged by te'u and
we trust VII NEE, with the approval and liberal pa,
ronsge OF the generous public.
Signed On hehaf Of the Union, by the Acting Board Of
Managers. ABM Z. DEPEw, President.
- Hamilton, I. A. Dunn,
/. LOvelanl J. Keyscr
n Moody, NJ n Dickincon
JULIAN a. hAcAGyos, Secretary.
A CARD.
TIE suIRT-sEWEBs' AND sEAMsTaTssEs UNION,
lmFclcdby sense Of duty toward those vino must
depend mainly or entirely upon their needle for sup
poTt and believing that the busness arrangement of
tao above named Association worthy the cordial
cooperation Of the benevolent In this community we
have consented to act Committee % carry forward
the coutem lated Fair for their benefit and will gIady
take charge Of donations for that object either in csh
fncy article dry goods provision Such dons-
tons can be forwarded any time previous the open.
ing OF the Fair residence to the store Of the
Union, No. 10 BleeckeE.st.
sgred: Horace Cir, 10y, No. lJi N1sroust
f. Pau1iy, 10. i Boni--
Jotn ". KeyseT, No. e. Frsnk'ia-st
+. J. HOy.lsId No. - Tenth l.
Ms. c. u. Kirkland, No. - lrving place
Mr.. Richard Y. Dcy No. 70 Vesey.st
Mrs. CiaIncey Bernard. No - Ninth-rt
Nr.. O-ear Cole. No ~ Eat Fif.cen,h-st
NB-The Fair viii open at Metropolitan Hall on
day Dec :, and coatiuuc until tie evening Of the