New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

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An' inc 's'''ns soon eessed but NOT Until the ro~
was entirely closed few members Of the copus
tee aferwsrd met |" the Assor House, and .s.e,
onei consultation resolved to call another meeting =
the Committee on Wednesday evening
Such IL the account Of the Sgh, firm. 49,
friends and drawn as mildly as the circum~ane,,xo.
permit. whs, have the people to expect frszu ,
under tho control Of such influences, and win -.
hope Of being believed can the organs Of the p.,,,
nounce daguerrecsypes Of their lesders y era.
rstions' We .ksil see what quiet orderly ana q.
nifed Primary Election they will have, and how ~
the really respectable members Of the party vn ~
to 10 with IL.
" We enormously stated the price -
Howe's Sewing Machine, the other day, at si9s a
price is $50 and $500 Mr.. Howe has an sdver.~,-
on the subject on the first page of this paper.
SExrEscEs.-It is expected that az len
three persons convicted Of capital offences will rec>
the sentence Of DEATH this day, in the Cour. Of On
and Terminer. Other prisonvs Will also be sentences
SUNDAY ScuooLs-A series Of meetings.
promote the interests of Sunday Schools and the u
and social advancement ofthe children Of this civ. a,
to be held during the present The hrst VII n
held tomorrow evening in the Berean Baptist cAxvA
corner of Bedford and Downingsts. Rev. lssac Fem.
n. D., Rev w. G. Clark, and other speakers WI !.
present to address the meeting Exercises to comma.
at O'Clock.
n Rev. I. }. Sawyer, DID,, has reeeha
and accepted the call of the Fifth Unversahsi sos,
now worshipping in the Lecture Room OF Unve,r,
Medical College Fourtsenth-st, near Thirdsv, ~
will commence his labors next Sunday morning a,
afternoon. Dec 6.
SAFETY LAMPS, &c.--We have been sAor
new Safety Lamp ditto 'Lsmp-Filler, paieuseaA
John Newell Wnter-st, Boston, and for sale st No a
Broadway. II is a very simple atair-meroly the N
pic ation Of Sir Humphrey Davys benehcent invenas
to all lamps, &C. used in burning camphene snd ode
explosive fluids OF course il Is efeciual for eoul
not well be otherwise-but it does not overbesr on
prejudice against the use Of Csmphene and like mat
rails in famiEes Whoever ell use them ought 4
course to use Lamps and Lsmp-Fiilers secured fro.
explosion as this is. Why has it not been ptrodaee
long ago'
STEAMER FRASKLS.-We learn that 4,
United States mail steamer Franklin, Capt wo,,o
will probably be ready leave Southampton for New
York on the 18th Of December. IL will be reeolecet
that her regular day for leaving was the 9Th dM
vembsr, consequently next advices viii be BY he
stesmer to Boston.
STEAMSHIP john l.. SrEPHESs.-We are
requested to state that in consequence of the prosp
OF uniavorablc weather the trial trips OF this seamA,
will not take place to-day, bu, on Monday Tie inv
ted guests will be taken from Whitehall pier uL
o'clock
LAUNCH Yesterday ut o'clock p. NJ. ID,
yacht Only Daughter was launched from the ysl
of Mr.. James Edsnl. at the foot OF Rugers-st, L.
sho was built tor Capt. William Bryan, and will
commanded by the most experienced yacht sailsr
this City, Capt William r. New.
70" The clipper ship Simeon will
launched from the yard Of Jabez Williams, Greenpa
L. l., this day at .. o'clock.
TEMPERANCE MEErl,G.-Laiayette Ia
No s. of the Independent Order of Rechabltes nj
spubc meeting in the building No. ls7 Bowery, X
evening which was quite fully attended, fair props
ton of the audience being lal'es. Many Of the men
bors of the Order were in regsla. Mr.. John Hail. Pr
Chief presided. The meeting opened ~ prayer "
Mr. Ryerson. the Deputy District Ruler There w
singing during the evening by quGrtette An address
was made by Mr.. Fisher, brother of the Order Be
longing to Clinton Tent. He spoke upon the primo
pies of the Rechabites. Prof Sweetman spoke apos
the subject Of the Temperance cause
The FERRIE s.-Much il doing toward the
improvement Of the ferries from this to the neshoor
ing cities The prospect is that on or about the hrs
day of March next, the Montague Ferry, from the oa
of wall-st Now-York City, to the foot Of Montagas
place Brooklyn Opposite Wsst, will be in operr0a
For some years past this project has been deisyedS
various causes The opposition of rivalry, the ranal
of conflicting leases, the Ferry and Water dspatsk
tween Brooklyn and New York. the laying ON inas
tons and the conflicting interests Of speculation hs
combined to delay the establishment of this ferry anH
now, all impediments have been removed and bereh'
probability of its carly completion Workmen r'
driving the piles FOR the foundation of the ferry houses
At the landing on both sides of the East River
The lessees Of this ferry who making these prep
sra,ions, are MessrS. Campbell Moody, whose lea
granted by the Common Council Of this City 70 for
years time at $1,000 per The stone work. ca
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over Furman.st to the waters edge, was erected gf
J. Barlow ESQ, in 1916, and cost, probably, sm
$4,000 1t is now being completed Abutmeup
prevent the enbankmeDt from washing down "
being built of stone iron railing is to be paed
either side OF the yiaduct from the foot Of Il p1
upper end and starways are to be erected at the r
over Mon.sgue-plsce TOR the use Of loot passengenvn
wish to ascend The ferry company Is TO pave h'
tagusplsce from the gates up TO the extent an'
yiaduct The ferry houses will be Of ample dmensos
and their architectural style will be near the Ges<
az may be practicable. The ferry house on the Was
side is to be at least one hundred feet front By on
hundred and thirty feet in depth. The house VIII con-
sist of main building two stories high and forty ~
feet wide, extending back sixty or seventy feet SDA
will be divided into sitting and ticket oes
the fret floor and Offices for the IL the compsp
on the second eoor The wings or side buildings ~"
side of the main building will be coverings 70 nee
riageways and passages leading to the slips two
will be In use at each of the ferry houses In eseh
these entrances 70 slip there will be two esrnsss