New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

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society Lbrary-The Bryan Gallery Of Christian Art
rY The weather cleared up yesterday
! and grew as cool as winter The evening starry
breezy and every way Novemberish.
! " We are requested to State that the
! Concert given by Madame Sontag, this evening
at Brooklyn is for the exclusive benefit of Mr.
Zundel, the organist Of Plymouth Church. When
Madams s wGs at st. Peersburgh ambassadress Mr.
Zundel was the music teacher of her children and this
concert is given him in acknowledgement Of services
then rendered.
" The lecture of this week, in the popular
course at the Tabernacle will be given by John Thonp
son, Esq, of Poughkeepsie The Life, Character
and Times Of Ignatius Loyola in contrast with Luther
and the Reformation"
~ The Common Council will meet this af-
ternoon, to commence the business of the November
session.
III The Russ pavement is going down at
fair speed and will reach the Porrine before the close
Of the month 1t is generally thought that money
would be saved to the City ultimately by Immediately
taking up Perrine and putting down Russ. But we
shall probably the Perrine, both monu-
ment Of human folly, and as specimen Of the worst
sort Of cobble-stone pavement.
EY One of the worst building distractions
that annoyed foot passengers in Broadway is that
occasioned by the making of vaults at the corner Of
Cortland.st Is doubtful if the work could proceed
more slowly if the men employed we're digging their
own graves TO be occupied as soon ns completed.
Tho Eupirp Climb cot I'M a small torch
light procession last night and fired many guns in
the Park as the party have carried States. Tammany
Hall was brilliantly illuminated, and the victors
bed in considerable numbers TO talk over the result OF
the contcst. There very little noise, however
~ Report of the Eastern Dispensary for
the month of October Patients attended at office
males 5Ol females 3d. at their dwellngs-maes 1Ol,
females 1913 yaccinated l62 total, LOO. Number Of
deaths J. The whole number Of prescriptions put up
during the month is 955 largest number in one day.
III; smallest number in day, "A average per day
Il3l.
CoSsECRATIoy Tho conservation of Rev.
DR. Wainwright the provisional Bishop elect of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the diocese Of New
York, will take place the 10th inst.
~ A western paper states the following
sharp trick, occurrence that happened at this
port During the late session of Congress bill was
raised granting double pay to the officers and crew OF
our Pacific squadron, in consideration OF the vastly in
creased expenses that they subjected to in that
region A short time since the United States sloopo.
war Vincennes arrived at New.York, and all hands
were paid of. But a levy made upon the officers
and the amount of four thousand dollars, and
that sum was actually retained from them by Loco
Foco for the benefit OF certain LocoFoco OF wash
incton on the ground that il by his efficient abors
that the law passed by Congress This Is the tall
est specimen Of plumber that has yet come TO light.
One Lieutenant said that his assessment sixty dol
lars and the amount assessed and collected from the
1 common sailors about twelve dollars each. When
the knowledge of this infamous transaction was brought
home to Mr.. Kennedy, the Secretary Of the Navy, he
indignant and Immediately sent for the agent who
had paid of the hands and transacted this business He
told him what he thought of It's character and ordered
him 10 repay the entire he had retained 70 the
sailors As 10 the officers who had submitted to the
shave they must take Of themselves but the poor
should not thus be robbed for the benefit OF political
bloodsuckeT.
ILLEGAL NOTISG.-JOhn Sambell was arrest
cd, charged It'll voting illegally in the Fourth Ward
George Hardwick and James Gallagher, Tor
offering TO Illegally in the Third Ward were ar
rested by officer Hsmbln and taken TO the Toornbs
William Logan was taken into custody by
Sergeant Ly nch and Officer Conley of the First Ward
charged With having voted Illegally All the accused
parties taken before Justice Osborne and held Tor