davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RESPECT TO THE MEMoRF or THE LATE
DANIEL WEBSTER A meeting called by the public au-
tho, tiles of jamaica Queens Co. assembled at the
Union Hall Academy on Monday evening last for the
purpose of comm cmoratng the services Of the late
Daniel Webster The members Of the Bar, Clergy and
otbers. residents Of the village, present. and
number of excellent sddresse- made. Among the
sresker- were Hon John A King, Rev P. D. OiSey,
and Alden J. Spooner Esq The meeting was presided
over by DR. Nathan Shelton
BROOKLYN DIsPEssARy.-During the past
month 81 patients gratuitousy treated at this
Institution and $50 prescriptions were dispensed dur
,ug the snme period
CRIME IN QUEENS CoUsrY-There are at
the presen, time thirty persons in the Queens Co JAIL
the srcss, number ever confined that prison at one
time.
FrRE.-About l0I o'clock, there was an alarm
in the Firt District which originated in the basement
81 the store occupied by Mrs Drew IN Fultonst near
Mddsahst Il was eXtnguished before much damage
had been done
BUTCHERS LIcENcEs-In Common Coun-
Gil on Tuesday evening communication from the hsyof
admitted calling attention. 70 resolution adopted on
the Ii Of May ast staying all proceedings ~ the matter
Of Butchers License since which some have been granted
Previous TO the above number OF licences were ~
sued Tor present year while many butchers nave not
been required pay license, at most but nominal SUN
rome q, finite scfiOn regard 70 tie matter a 70 place
al who - butchers equal footing, was recon-
uepded. Tue communication was accepted and arepoit
Of the u the Market Committee upon the ssme subject
and recommending that the yearly LICENSE be liked a. s
was adopted.
ASoTHER ACCIDENT FROM CAmPHEsE.-On
Tuesdsy evening csmphene lamp in the store OF Mr.
Seam in Myrtlesy Nostrand, exploded scatter-
ing the sgments every direction, and setting IRE 20
The goods The proprietor was filing the lamp at the
time If the accident Tire flames were speedily ex-
tipsuhhed by Officer Miller, Of the Fourth District
Police who was in the vicinity when the explosion
took place. No person was injured
DROWNED IN A BARREL OF WATER.-A child
rareo Thomas ODonnell 10 months If age fed mo
barrel sunk near the door 10 hold ram water on tues
dsy and was drowned Coroner Bal held an inquest u
the residence Of the parents In Vendyket yestsfuay
and verdict IN accordance with the facts was returned
by the jury.
THEFr.-A lad in the employ Of MI A box
M, furrer. in Futonst, arrested yesterday morn
ing by Officer Albus of the First Police on tAe ehaf
Of having from time 10 time stolen arces oil conle'a
HE ysre from the store Several v!ctorlne' cur- &c
were found AZ the house Of the boys parents IN Ham
topay. He was held to answer BY Justice hins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
NEw-JERSEY ITEMS.

Board or CHOSEN FRnxsoLDxRs.-Ihs
Chosen Freeholders met yesterday. approved the M
utrs Of their Last meeting and ordered various bdls
raid resolution adopted ordering legal pro-
ceodincs sgainst Justice Browning OF Hoboken for
not paving over moneys found on drowned persona
Several parties committed to the County jail for -
ssur ard battery, were ordered released. and he
Board adjourned.
APPLICATION. will be made 70
the Legislature for the incorporation Of Company 70
Manufacture iron and other metals from TIE ore
the business to be carried on in Hudson Cosn'ypre
baby in Jersey City. Cspitsl from sS'"o" "
100000.
LECTURE ASSOCIATION Jersey CITY
Lecture Association have concluded 10 read Their
lectures on Thursday evening instead OF Tuesiv
evening as heretofore. Hiram Crosby, Esq. de,iveu
the next subjee.-The Philosophy Of Reform.
RAmRoADs.-Workmen are employed Of
the junction OF Newark -nd Rsilroadsvs in improving
the road and the NewYork and Erie Railroad track IN
jersey City i. complete within short distance 81
the depot
IupRovKuEyrs.-The City Authorities are
improving the northeriy part of Wasaingtonst ~
raising i, to the established grade between Rilrosdav
and tie water.
GAs-Gas was turned on" for the first
time last evening on Greene, near Montgomery st., sne
in several private residences.
SEwrRs.-One of the sewers near the river
il represented to be in sn uamsnsgasle condition. being
nearly filed up with mud from the OATS.
MIscHIEvous morning, tive
children were LEFT alone in house on Greenest; one
Ct them lay asleep in a cradle and the other pro-
cured sharp knife and in the act of cutting the
thrca, the other. when lad entered the house and
prevented the comrnittal of the deed
BoDY REcoyERED-The body of Isaac
Cooper formerly OF the schooner George Dammcr Jr.
found Tuesday morning. near the vessel from which
he tell and drowned He was 30 years of age, and
OF good character His remains were atesred in the
Newiork Bay Cemetery.
PoLIcE REPoRr.-There have been commit.
ted 20 The City Prison during the month OF November
one hundred snd eighteen person. follows Drunk
euness, So Dsorderie., 20; Assault g. Detrism TIE
mens Kidnapping ! Suspicion OF Burglary. 2 Ma
hcous MRchief. Stealing, 5 Blguny, Fraud,
Total. u.s.
MmIrARY-The Independent Wright Rifles
have andd and the Captain and several Of the old mem
bsrs propose TO organ Infantry company Another.
to be known tie Jersey City German Rifles are tomia
and will shortly parade.
FrGHr.-On Monday evening fight occurred
between two men in porter house the Plank road n
which one OF them James Jsnes lost his right eye and was
otherwise seriously injured
TEMPERANCE MEErING.-A large and enthusi-
sstc meeting was held at Franklin Hall Tuesday evening
W T. Dodge Esq OF TINS city delivered lengthy and im
pressiye aodress
DRowNEp.-The cook ofthe George Dummer
feloverboaIdon Tuesday morning and was drowned he
body has not been recovered.
CoMMos Couscm.-The Common Councilmet
on Tuesday evening and quorum being present ey Cd
journed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
T. We find the two interesting obituary

notices which follow, in The National IpteligsNcer;
By al letter from the Uni'ed States Legation at the
Hague the painful information has reached her friends
in this city OF the decease Of Mrs MARY ELIZABETH LEE
consoTt OF Baron de Maz, now, and many years past
Minister of the Emperor Of Russia ut the Hague The
Baroness was the daughter of William Lee, deceased
formerly United 8 ates Consul ut Bordeaux and after
wards for number of years resident of this city and
In the public employ. The news of the death of lady
so distinguished az she for her eminent virtues and
qusle cannot but pang in the breast of every
relative and friend who survives her.
Mrs. DEBORAH RANDALL, died at tho city OF Annapo
lis Nd on Saturday night last in the Goth year of her
age She had often danced with Gen. Washington She
had children down to the third generation, and the
mother OF several distinguished sons, viz Judge Ran
dali Of Florida DR.. Burton Kendall, U. s. A.; Hon.
Alexander Randall, formerly member of Congress from
Maryland John Randall, Esq, prominent planter
there Major Daniel Randall late aymaster of the U.
q A., deceased and Hon. Richard Randall, deceased,
<2brmerly Governor of Liberia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

u The WILLIAMSBURG Gas Company con-
template charging their works by GREETING 40 addition
70 the present building which will ex-end liz feet on
North Eiabth-st, and IS fee, sixth', The Compa-
~ also interd early in the spring, building large gas
holder Oh Tenhst capable Of containing about $1,000
feet of gas.
% Yesterday forenoon, bod carrier, en-
esged at work on a new building in Grani-s,, near
Unioray fell from the seaodng OF the second story,
AID sustained serious injury about bis ehet AMI Is
thought he viii not recover. Hls name we did not
learn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

COLUNBIAS HALL-We recommend our
read "a who arr about laying stock Of winter clothing tor
then and daughters 10 snd them with me money IN
tIer nockets 70 S NJ sTovLE Columbian Hail. No. 2Si
Gnudst They may satisfied BY this course for thsy
viii ave 2 per cent and will at the same time grlty tue
their arts content The Shsws Veves Pelsse
Cloths 81 ks Mernos Cashmeres Muslin Deaines and the
whole stock Of sd.s winter articles Of sold al this
alb hment laid in under the cnefal snecton OF te
m Tor. an better stock economic prices ~
not 10 b. found in the City The propuetors and clerks are
court. ou in their demeanor and all VINO have hitherto pa
,Sn1,S ri I'm have become staunch customers The Mess
ToWLE ave energetic business men, and fully merit the ex
tsnsye patronage they receive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

FMS The alarm of fire for the Eighth Dis
trc 81 evening cSused by the bursting OF cana
phens lam in building in Trinity place But LITTLE
dam e occurred 10 the premises the flames we're ex
tim uish, d with a ( " pals OF water.
at night about i o'clock a fire occurred IN
that oritu Of the large building Nos ~ aud ~ q st
and NO ~ aid &c Futon-si occupied ny NJ Clark a.
a brdery The frcrnen were early On the ground,
ard Don succeeded IN subdun- tie naInes The IRE
was COZ ned d the room in whrh II origin ted Ine
stock snd too- of the occupant were nearly DESTROYED
The enre lower part OF the nui lng orcuped oy Il
lar DPgrOOf cOtiin- establishment was greatly
dam, ee0 by wafer the &c Lngs ing nearly destroyed
Ths in urhlC &c watch removed all the stock from the
o. eve. and covered II with oil canvas thus preventing
Lrg amount Of damage and con equeni loss 70 the occu
pant Had This FIRE occurred II a,er hour IN the night
Il wcu doubtless have proved most destructive in rs
c ns-cvences TIE Chief Of Police, CaDts Leonard Of
the Sec ID Dit bet q the Fourth and Brennan OF the
Sixth present with barge and able force, and pre-
vented sry roperfy from being stolen.
Abut O'Clock on Wednesday morning
Ere hro on, in the cellar Of No u Orange e. occupied
hy Then Martin The flames were eItnguished before
TIE premises sustained any material DAMAGE
SrRASGERs-At the AsroR, Hon. j r. j..
Daniel n C.: Hon T. G. Harris Tennessee G. Wan
pena6her. Pniladelrha; Pike, Maine; II White, 5y
rscuse; Thurlcw Weed, Absny; A. LOOMS, Lizzie
Falls J. 2 Walker. Wsccnsin; Dr. brnsmaie, Troy ;
Col d Hsrsilion, Wstervliet; II. X Carter, Ns~-Or-
lesns; A. Thompson, Boston w A. Blake, Bangor I;
Hon. L. A. Dovley, do; r. NJ Lee, Philadelphia and
oiters.
LIVING House., Hon B B. Thurston R |; Hon w.
Brsdl ur,, Name Hon. Wm. Appleton B ston Com
rrtpder Newell L. :. n; Hon A II Buell. Detroit; Hon
Wu Uphsm VT; Hon, w. J. McAlphin, Albany; JUICE
Willard, Troy Gen. T CAdwansder Pa.a.; Lieut. 81.
Davenport, L. :. ~; l. BeckwitA, A. B Palmyra L
siotf Hudsor; c. Francis Adams. Boston Robt Code
nue. Maine; H. Msihews Oswego; Andrew McAakIn
Phil,: Thompson Campbell llinois
A. the METROPOLITAN, Hon John Barney, MI; Hon
Charlie Lin-ley. VI; Lorenzo Church HITford Hon
] C. SEWER Waskingron: d. J A. Thoua. steamer
Hermann: George F. Tkayer Philadelphia: n jose De
Lsvsne Lima Peru Col Z. Jessup. c m; ThomssF
Ycuns, n T.; A. NJ Barnsri, Va; n w. Johnson :
AIhe.i Priest Calf mia; J. Elites Ill; c. SANFORD
New-Baven; J. Il Warren, Troy; w. Wolcotf, Uaca {;
ThOs B. Gold Pirfsheid. and others.
AZ the HewA8p HORN, ). S RAynolls, J. Hunt D.
Il S,trhawk. Boston 2. Robinson, Arle5oro MSS
Ell Il lden, 3. Jones, California; 5. w Hale, New
York; d. F. Bsrstow, TovandA; j. MllAo.LAnd- hesd
pg. Pa, sad Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

AmusEsgsrs, ETC, THIS DAY AND EVENING
Burton Thea'erPatrsn and Parvenv 100 Allners,
Broadway Theaer-Arsrd movat anche BonnycaJs
Wsiack Thsaer-Od Head. and Young Heart Practical Man
Nb'o's 1heater-Msrtha Lucy Of Lsmermoor, etc.
Bsinum MgseuTa-The Last Mall Sea Tser, etc
New Yob AmpbheaeTSsnd Co Circus North as D0a Jan
Society Lhrary-Brysn's Gallery o. Christian Art
Wood. ns'rss No 90 Rrosdvay-ConreT eve-r .veDns
Gallery Fansss No H6 BroedwsySe ptynsPano forts etc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

ENGLIsH MASNERs.-The bOorishness of
American is frequently discussed by travellers
with just severity. We find in The London Times the
following little Illustration Of British genius in the same
line:
at il not three months since Engshman, 10 all
ouward appearance gentleman, was IN great danger
Of getting soundly thrahed by his ellowravelers for
pes ting in stretching out leg the sent opposite
him and letting the other dangle out OF the window OF
railway carriage, in which two ladies' were seated THIS
dkcI editable affair took place between Lepsc and Mag
debnrc and the only excuse which be made for the
principal in it his youth and inexperience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

A Private CLASS IN PHRENoLoGY Will be
formed A, the Room Of FowLERs WELLS, No 3l Mas.
sspst Clinton Hall on Friday evening next. THIS Will
o1d ar exc, cn opportunity Tor ladies and Gentlemen to
ecqusint themselves, practically, with THIS interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
e. wa Dorer (N.HN Enquirer saws: INC

~ Tie Dorer (N.H.) Enquirer says: The
Railroad CORPORATIONS about Concord, having an TO
rind" las usual have rendered the Legislature free pdsf
10 Boston to the Webster obseques This relieves
the State Treasury somewhat though II places the mem
bes in an wkwad dilemma BY law of the State, passed
but year ago. heavy penalty is attached to all
railroads in the State which grant tree passes 10 anybody
but their officers employees. The question was
brought up IN the House Friday by member who
had conscientious scupes against being party to tho vio
aion Of laws Of their making, land which they had
srosde are not allowed carry the people free is night
nd proper for them cary their servants-the Leg.-
Itul On second thought perhaps al right The mem
be called upon do Jobs tor some oil the ral
Concord that they well pass over them I'M
der the designation of employees
70 An elephant which had been long an ln-
dina was pu, to death the 7th inst This tine animal
was of enormous sire He killed by means OF carbouc
acid all doom and windows beng closed some time ago
III, Groom having ireated him, he fell into ne OF rage,
sized him with his trunk and fung hun IN the ar to
htht OF hundred feet Since then HI had not been permit
teS IN opit IN stable He had become extremely dul ani
heavy and only allowed the wife OF his former attend
AIT 10 apnfocch him The King ordered him to be studied
and placed in the Turn Museum
rya We doubt if the following challenge OF
IA, Soo,,c.c Times will be met "Tvo years ago last
sprinR The town of Buena Vista orsanzed-ths Town
Meeting benR held in Esq Emersons dinmsroom There
were but seven poled the voters eectne
Ia the xarions town Offices At the late general election
81 votes were cast for PRESIDE al II ct0s showing an IN
crease IN little years OF $50 we challenge the
whole West 10 show instance where the increase OF
population has eqdsled this"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
ANOTHER MAD Ox-Yesterday afternoon an

OK became Wild and al the corner of Vandsn and
Varickst- tossed little boy named John GUN into
the air The little sufferer severely bruised, aud
received fiji htful wound in the head but Is in fair
way of recovery. The enrsged animal was shot al er
repeated attempts, at the corner of Broome and Var K
ste reported that others were injured, but we
could not Learn any obtain reliable inorna-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

INsrALIArIox-Last evening, Rev. MT
Winston was publicly installed pastor of The Olive
Branch Baptist Church at the meeting house corner
of Madison and MontgomerysS
Tie audience called together By the interest OF the
occasion wis both numerous and respectable. The
exercises of the evening commenced with singing the
ll9s,h aud ,l29.h Hymns followed by reading OF the
Scriptures.
Prayer was then offered by Rev Mr. ClaPp' late
pastor Of the Church
Rev Or Msgoon then proceeded % deliver the in'la'
l.,on sermon. The text chosen was from Id Iimotny
s,h chapter, Ia, and ID verses
al chrrge We. therefore. before God and inc L9ra
Jc.us Chrs who shell judge the quick and tne aeai a.
~ appearing lid liz Knsdorl preach tie wors; % VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE rpgRnosprvs A.,

HANGE VI THE THERMOMETER AT
DelGtOar's, formerly Lynch q ClarRs,J 253 Wdi-sG
1852. TAM. Noon. SPIN SPIN.
Dec. l................O 48 81 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
Cu,RcE OF BuEGLARY-A German named

Frederic Eluiinacher, WIS arrested At oclocky e'ur
day ornng charged with having burglanousy entered
H. store NJ 100 Broome-st, and stolen thererom W
cents in chpnce which he found in the moneydrawsr.
TIE accused was taken before Justice Welsh and com
mtCd 10 await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

~ The owners of the steamer Osprey
advertise her to sail from this port for Havans and
New Orleans on Saturday next They state that mails
will be made ny for Der at the Post-oaice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

~ Within a few days past several persons
have been run over or tossed in the air by nfuraei
cattle; none of them quite killed. however. The
only regret on the part of The people, s that Alder
M Cornell the Chairman of the Committee on Streets,
was Lot odden and tossed and gored and bru ID in
e. I'D of the innocent women and chi dren who
are tie sufferers. Mr.. Cornell is the man who uId
stor cattle driving n the streets if he would but he
is butcher and that's enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

n The Winter opens frosty but kindly"
with cool but clear and inUsorating 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-remarkably
pleasant; few storns 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
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

~ Mr.. Thackeray's lecture on Swift last
evening was attended by full audience. This was
the of the repeated course and has already been
reported in our columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

LECTURE AssoonrIoS.-The Jersey CatT
Lecture Association have concluded 10 read Their
lectures on Thursday evening instead Of TuesiAS
evening. as heretofore. Hiram Crosby Esq. deliver
the next. Subjee.-The Philosophy Of Reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

ELocUr,os-Prof Mark Bailey delivered
free lecture Elocutiop, last evening in Clinton
Hall, before the Clinton Union Debating Society, in
which he DISCUSSED the importance and method Of de-
veorng the natural powers of expression by the cult
walton of the voice and Of action, in an interesting
manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be made to
the Legislature for the incorporation Of Company 70
Manufacture iron ard other metals from the ore
the business to be carried on in Hudson Coan'y-Prs
baby in Jersey City. Csptsl from sSelo"
100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

RAmRo.Ds.-Workmen are employed OF
the junction of Newark snd Rsilrosdsvs in improving
the road and the NewYork and Erie Railroad track ia
Jersey City i. complete to within short distance 81
the depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

rT A sale of Newark property commenced
Yesterday Nicolsy The property is situated on
the Hirhs rnile from the railroad About 100 lots
were scld-size 50 by 100 eetat prices varying from
500 to ESQ each, with about $50 additional for good
corners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

FrRK.-About lO4 o'clock, there was an alarm
in the Fir.t District which originated in the basement
Of the store occupied by Mrs Drew IN Futon-st' near
Middsofst, II Was extinguished before much damage
had been done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
ANNA CoRA MowArr.-Hall & Son, Broad

way have just published spirited photographic por
tr. Of this distinguished actress who is now iudiling
engagement in this CITY Mrs Ms Rosalind," on
Tuesday night was married bys sudden attack OF the
prevailing influenza but sufficient to suspend the
play She in better voice last night, as Mrs. Hal
ler and will probably be fully recovered to-day.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-15
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.

The prospects of the Democratic' Republican party
have never been brighter than they at present
In all the hrtyone States the Wings have but three
Governors, and in Congress they greatly in the
minority. The people have pronounced against theil
policy time and again; and their only hope now is in
sectional canvass and the game of "-num.''
But they are mastering their forces, made up Of
consoldationists, old-fashioned Federasts, Adolf
tionsts, and the like and they will make desperate
effort to clutch the Offices and honors of the country
Their leaders will hesitate at nothing which may
seem to promise and success and it therefore
becomes the Democrats in all quarters to make ready
for the contest, and to go into it determined to conquer
If we should fail, the fault will be our own. Our
principles are sound-the people with US, and un-
less we become supine and Indifferent and are untrue
to ourselves and our cause, victory must perch upon
our standard.