New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

harsI TOrlsh. awO~.n.-Asr Rights sni wroag- ro-n''
io~ sht "ry LhsrrI Life"
Tie deliver ssht s the T.bsrslsls
poem called Tho Golden C- sasisal o. pr-saf
zine.
TIE HvTcHrssos FIss,LY vii ias ne Tsbsrales
Tie NEw-YoRx sAcasD HAzAoslc sscErr give essceri
bBe's, ais svetiss
TAs nv srsrH wAzD Tz~PrsAScz ALLIANCE s'I pablo
neert- this sverirs e; Ls-.-rine Hall
Prof will Of biological Lsesars
q, The grcckfJn Institute evening.
Dr. CoLLErT speaks a Mechanics IAstlts s2oa ne
Laws Of Beslth'
Mast1 Brssoy EveLiiu The Isfss Draasr oal7 9 ysir'
ole. hoIcs rs Isyccs he Bleectsr Buldngl
Tie BRosDWAY MESassEE s afrsetirs rsPPiug place.
There very vauabe collection Of animals vseh oashs b sss,
By ell hArs for Nssr Hssry. TIE SIacIs IT.i
siiTthere.
The CIRcCs tbe Bowey gives afternoon sad evening Per'fH
snees cf ths most Attractive kiad-
wooDs lssrpr1s will sonsars to hold far.h large sai
psudins sudeoees-
caEIsrY's MxsraELs Offer hardly b rsstsi Sy
the lovers Of fun.
BrcKLsYs EruioriAs o7Ea. smother vOr;s plaza
with rarslizeurof his snusensIi.
slsS1R gLTz. tie popular Ma.ss, VIII every After
noon q evening fhs His learned Csasrss 'ss
worth seeing
BANv.aD's ParonN,, usnai-
exhibited for oag tins, with e'aaa.y iaeFs-s
ins pof ui.rIy
JoSEss PAvTosco7E CALIFORNIA very generally admired Tor
6delifY 10
PERHAsPs MiRsoR exhibited d,y aaa .-ssas
BALLs san FsAyclsco Iaolhsrps Of Mecianin
c; l-sh repuio
THE EsYrTiAS AsrIaurTIE' pras,as sEafya:
rlscs for heur's study
Tie CRYsTAL PALACE lat bgs least claims the attention o.
the people, many whom fer ss ss' s ani leisure IN
reet It's wonders
Boy LosrArsnon is notice with ri, hs,iug ia
odsys TiLtHs
Tho weather yesterday was cold bat clear without any
sens ofchange a. far down as midnight
Christmas Day passed Of very quietly There was vary
Little Of The usual BOse churches were well attended, and
all w,re as said and sober the weather which OF
dee ded stay athoEe aspect
The regular secular observance viii take pasa today
when aud confusion Gn and frohc may be looked for
TnE WORLDS FAIR Far CArrLE-Nins of the eleven
.head Of fat cattle exhibited last summer in forty second
near tie Crystal Palace we're bought by JAMES Irving of
Washington market for $1,000. and bl.chercd Fast weak
with the following results ss to weights
No which lie named afer Gen VIM H. Aag Of Js9sr-ss
sesIiy y y Wig M h 'n . g., s's ssdI D, 70 a ss
wssbngon killed 'H years since Tho PsnsvAaA sf
No ser Capt Charles w'se- Of Cleveland O.,
oihe in this sac resident IN Jsa'rsoa Comfy weighed
No s which be names aasr osors, Of this City weighed
No n.rnsd sAer Gardiner White OF Oh Tam kuosa
Tsike Psr shseepo Steer raaesszd iu, liaIsi m
d No nsmss ia heroi o. a. Wright vsisied 1859
h, Ne a.4sd sa9 Ge he s ws, 500 and ss,-so h.
The Old Cov-the fattest beef eAr bulehered in this
City dressed eo pounds She nineteen yoss OIL aad
mother Of thirteen calves This beef Sigh. upon he
stall and attracted great deal Of curiosity The lean parts
wrre as tender young heicr but the meat was gene
rally too st for human food The average weight Of the
beef of thcse nine cattle 1915 pounds Their des'Tp
ton we have heretofore given. Tie was Durham,
snd The others grades Of that stock
Three other cattle exhibited in Thirty ninth st. called the
Stoddtrd Cavo shaye So described heretofore They
were nanad superior Erie and Niagara grads DIF-
hams of perhaps quarter blood raised IA fs Gryr and
aged s4 seven, and eight yearsal from COW they
were purchased by Knapp & Ryno Of Washington Market
for somewhere In the noghhorhoo9 Of $1,000. Niagara
died ~ days since Of excessive faness IT'S carcass
Iisl3cd oii pounds ofrough talow.
supecr and Erie were bucheTod and ths m;at sold on
Saturday a so and > cts round in Washington Market
lie beef frt WEI ghed 2l-7 TO- and tho rough tai
low eG2 b. The other beef weighed 1894 H. and t.ioF
so H. TIE meat was beautifully marhed and hne
crsncd snd tender Upon the stall was veal tron
Dover Plains. Dutchess County. which weighed 5o- 10
The calf alive weighed css rs and was sH days over s
months old He cost them go
There were great many other s. baeves buehorad for
Christmas and Il genera remark OF od mArke1nsa'
hat they had never seen 50 much good in market al
one tine There was ore porker in Washington h'rke-
which weighed over o0O TO but tue grsal~ssoi III Ih'
sights Of caablcs was in the poultry line Il not prooa
Ly oxarcerang to say that oue had ten wagon oid'
On under and over hs stall It time The crowd O. puE
cIassrs vas such eli the morning a Washington Market
Is to indicate cs oYcbly the necessity o; better accom-
modatons
srvEIwo or PIIR.-Irjury &c tie Haas5. 4 rsr R7-
yocd-Yosterday forenoon about oolock an ex,avaon
some forty feet in length ard about eight te't deep was
caused under the Hudson River Railroad rsk a. Aansat
tanve Us the sinking Of The pier which extends into TIE
river The bottom Of the river under the pier being sandy
Il is suppos, to have been undermined by the action Of
tie tide and gave way under immense weight Of orck
which had been placed upon H. thereby causing land
slide which extended back several rods leaving a. exavG
ton under tho rails as above stated The Albany express
train which arrived here at O'Clock passed over Ih poni
about three quarters of On hour previous to the occurrence
thus escaping serious casually Signals were muadasy
sent out on the road prevent The approach o aus ana
large number OF men were set work 20 fi mp The
breach with earth which Il Is expected viii be completed
50 as TO admit of trains passing this seTnson ln t
neantine the only delay to trains VII bs the changing o
passengers and baggage other cars on ethr side Al
ths point formerly tee track rested on piles 0u during az
summey /. was filed in with earth
FIVE poryrs GOSPEL CSIoS MIssios.-This association
viii hold its Anniversary in the Baptist Church in Oliver
on ThursGcy evening Dec % when several addresses WI
be made and The children CT the SUNDAY school appear n
singing and rsctators This Mission ha- - headqisHeTs