New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
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v..,dav was one Of the most delightful winter Sundays
hh New York has enjoyed The was 10 all the
w., sfJune the sky without cloud and the atmospheric
snsture Of that comfortable degree which yoa
y.p,er without proving II by frost bite. There too,
ste relief from the plague Of dushat intolerable tor
,.of New Yorkor the streets relieved from the
k dsy army Of vehicles and the breeze not strop
uoh 10 raise the clouds Of pulyerzed granite One
IA see friend across Broadway without lor ne.,e and
s over 10 great him without danger Of s,h from bof.
I'd wheels The evening began ST. endidly but at mid
rsbi bazy clouds were streaki' the sky and signs of
tlspge were plenty
Tar OPERA OF ~, PRorErA' will be repeated tonight
asiboS Iheebr See advertisement
IHr Cor CERT ofM julien, on Saturday gave Hec-
tu Bv Aozs Overture TO Lear" The Hungarian" by
Juysp Frys new Symphony selections from "Pieiro IL
Brande" Lockes music to "Maebeih" together with some
der msbrs-pwhich the orchestra displayed their un-
uusTed capacity. Performances will be given every night
as week
Mis- Davenport concluded her engagement at the Broad
r.,on Saturday night Camille, in Cure for Co
ouepeso The piece is faulty affair but Miss DIS
5rpg lwel assisted by Mr. Conway was bald truthful
and effective winning the frequent applause Of the audience
sh pieces by Collins this week splendid spectacle is
0der way-somethng magnificent scale for the Ho'i
&ys.
1 Dss piay viii lie produced to night at Wallacks
TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY give concert 70 night for the
accommodation of their friends in the eastern part of the
Cy at that neat little chapel recently erected at No 80
Fonyths t near Walkerst Ii will not seat very large
depce but il an admirable place to enjoy those notes
IN which these singers excel We observe they advertise
rortes AZ well as tries take it, therefore, that they
are about 10 add their entertainments the charms of tho
finale voice which their friends have missed since Abby
In
Mr. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture at Bridgeport to-
night
tn, SISTERS OF LOUIS KOssUrH-we are reminded by
note from the most omnen, American authoress-have
store for the sale of beautiful Brussels Laces Handker
chief &C. &c in Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth
,t whereby they striving to On honest livelihood
Erenselyes and children Our correspondent says their
fabrics are of the finest quality unsurpassed in usefulness
and elegance and sold at the lowest prices We trust that
IN hs season Of Holiday purchases and preparations for
As winter they will be widely remembered
On the 18th of this month two per cent viii be added to
snunpad taxes by the Tax Commissioner. Look out in
tine
Messrs Francis & Louirel No. n Maidenlaue, have is
,ued their usual Diaries for 1854 These valuable books al
most indispensable TO the office and the counting room
have extensive sao.
Park Benjamin, who has been for a short time kept at
home by slight accident is now sufficiently recovered to
iufn his appointments He leciured in Springfield last
week
Among the s75 deaths reported to the CityrnspectOr
lac, week there were nine Of cholera Does the
Aect Commissioner hear that
The Baltic smiled on Saturday for Liverpool, with lo7
passenger We notice among the names, X. NJ McLane'
L. s. Minister to China JAS L. BRADY, &c
Arr.cKFD ny A TIGER-On Saturday evening Mr.
Dnesbach the lion king while exhibiting his feats in den
which contained several wild animals, at the Broadway
Msnarere was attacked by of them large Brazilian
tiger who sprang upon him, knocked him down and ss-
tened his teeth in his breast liones sprang to the
stance of her master but unfortunately struck him pow
tu blow in the chest which she intended for the tiger aud
thus made matters One of the keepers then opened
the door of the cage and dragged Mr. d. out He i'm
nediatty attended by physician, who found that only
flesh wounds had been inflicted and these not of danger
Gus character The audience highly excited during
the time the scene enactng This is the first time in
two months that the tiger has been exhibited and II prob
able that the glare of the gas lights rendered him confused
and excited lie always looked upon by Mr. d. as one
Of his pet animals and extremely tame and doce
MURDER OF An IxrANr-Early yesterday morning the
gardener of Creamery Park discovered the dead body OF
male child lying in the Park Officer Mcparlan of the
Eighteenth Ward Police duty near by and on be-
ing called conveyed the body the Station house when
II was ascertaned that the chlds throat had been cut
Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body and DR.
Edward Chaseney of BrOome st., made post morton ex
animation Of it and found that the uguar vein had been
severed Ond wound inflicted the left shoulder at least
two inches in length The organs of the body were found
TO be in healthy condition and the physician gave it as
his opinion that the child had been born alive No evidence
could be obtained the parenage of the infant or by
whom the awful deed had been committed The Jury rem
dered verdict that the deceased 10 its death by hav
ing its throat cut soon after birth They also recommend
hs; the Mayor offer suitable reward for the apprehension
OF the parties who committed the onense.
sTARBISo PoLIcE OFrorR-I4eut Ferty, of the Sixth
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