New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24

that they had been quarrelng the evening before the
Coroner thought advisable TO endeavor % secure HIM.
hut % far without The body was conveyed to
Lisbon and decently inferred the next morning
CHEMICAL CHANGE.-Rev. DR.. Bowling
of Hope Chapel, New York. has accepted unanimous
cell from the Sapsomst Baptist Church Philadelphia,
lately under the of Rev. Dr. Malcolm who has been
elected President of Lewisburg University. Ssnsom-st
Church was originally erected for the late eloquent Dr.
Saughton, ands spacious and elegant edihce built In
the circular FORM and 30 feet in diameter The interior
has lately been reiRodeled at an expense of some
$1,000 or 5000 DR.. Bowling announced his accept,
ance of the call TO his congregation last Sunday; and
stated that he should preach in Philadelphia Sun
day and should return and preach his farewell
at Hope Chapel, the first Sunday in May.
SUPREME CoURT.-The Special Term
for motions will be held to-day by Judge Edmonds, who
will also hold Special Term, in continuation of the
Motion Calendar on Wednesday and through tie week
The May Saturday Motion Calendar will be made out
for May instead of May l. The Clerk Of the Special
Term will commence receiving notes of issue for it
May
BRACKETS GRoUP.-We were sure
that the great beauty and pathos of this sculpture would
not fail to excite universal sympathy and glad
work which rewards long and thoughtful study. The
sculptor has just completed bust of the late Rev. Dr.
Croswe of Boston, of which hear the highest praise
"SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH. "A typo
graphical occurred in the prospectus of this paper
published in lsst Saturdays Tribune 1t should have
read One Dollar and Half per annum We therefore
call attention to the corrected advertisement in todays
paper.
g The Secretary of the American So
cety for Ameioratng the Condition of the Jews eau
tons the public against giving money to person named
Fredenberg pretending to solicit in behalf Its
thority.
~ The exhibition of Paul DelarOche's
superb picture of Napoleon on the Eve of his Abdica
ton" will positively close on the first of May Our read
ers should not omit to visit the exhibition, fine
picture may again be exhibited here.
.y Prof. S. S. NORTON, of whose Sem
mary for Boys in Vernon, N. Y, we spoke some days
since, will leave city the Both. He stops at No.
81 Greene-st.
U We are requested to state that the
system of aerial navigation whose discovery is this day
advertised in columns entirely distinct from that
of Mr. Petn.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Adrian H.
Muller sold yesterday by auction the following
House and lot southwest Of Oak and Oliversts-
2Sx5O
" The first canal boat of the season ar
rived yesterday.
MALPRACTICE BY NURsE.-A child
LAM dipo No "a an
Thursday about hour after its BIRTH in consequence
is alleged of its having received improper treatment
at the hands of its nurse Mary Tienick The Coroner
held an inquest upon the body and the Jury rendered
a verdict censuring the nurse and recommending that
she be held fer examination by the Grand Jury. She
accordingly held to bail to await the action OF that
| body
| CHARGE OF CONSTRUCTIVE LARCENY.--A
man named Alonzo Finch yesterday taken into custo
dy charged with having unlawfuly keptn his possession
number of silk cravats valued $40 the property OF
| John A. Van Buskirk OF No. 400 Broadway. The ac-
cused had frequently solicited work OF the complainant
ard when last the goods given to him to finish,
he, as is alleged, refused 10 return them lie was de-
tanned by Justice Osborn for examination
ES The California ticket case was up
for examination yesterday afternoon, but counsel con-
fined Themselves to certain law points which the Masis-
trate is to decide upon at III o'clock this morning when
TIE examination of witnesses will probably be proceed
ed with.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-JohnB Boyle, lad
four years of age, residing with his parents at No. lV2
Anthonyst yesterday fell upon lot of broken glass
and was taken to TIE NewYork Hospital with his head
and face dreadfuly cut
DEATH BY DROwNING.-The Coroner
held inquest yesterday, the foot of Pkest R. on
the body OF infant found in the water e that place
verdict OF death by drowning rendered by the Jury
rAdveri,ementl
~ The most extravagant praise has
been bestowed by the Press, that handsome Moral
and Dramatic Tragedy The Wife Itis produced this
evening at Barnums Museum. Cherry and Fair Star
for the last time this afternoon.
[Advsrtsement]
u A beautiful portrait of Charles l..
Brace Jour Hungarian correspsndent) taken by Roor
No. 1863 Broadway, Is before u.s. 1t has all the charac
tertcs of perfect picture, an expressive excellent
likeness and general tone of TRUTH which shows the
artist Root fails to satisfy his customers
and every picture which goes from his rooms Is a CAPT.
tai advertisement for him. Whether the day be sunny
or cloudy makes no difference with him-a perfect
likeness is a matter OF course.
rAdyeriisenlentl
H Deal not in paltry trash, but act
wisely end take advice If you should be annoyed
with those dirty things, rats, MICE cockroaches, ants
bedbugs &c. do recommend Go to Costar, OF |
No 444 Broadway and purchase the only real extefm-
tor of vermin and insects. Mind our advice, and see
that you follow II.
lAdvertisenent1
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by WILLIAM H. BUTLER, No. PSI Broadway. This new |
ant combines the detail OF the Daguerreoype with the I'M
sh of the finest miniature painting.
advertisement
New VILLAGEs.-The wealth. business,
and population Of this great metropolis for the nation Is
yearly expanding Its resources and necessities are
constantly on the increase Brooklyn, Wllamsourgn'
Jersey City Hoboken Morrisiana Staten Island STRAIT
tonport &C. &c. are all but simple branches OF this
great mart of trade. Every year brings into existence
villsyo in a short Will grow