New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
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The first visible snow of the season came yesterday
morning but not in sufficient quantity to give any very
ardent expectations Of seghng Young America got out
is sled and even talked of skates but the warmth Of the
sun cooled him down. and he went to bed disguised
NJ Julien and his company after a splendid career in
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington have returned to
New York lie gave last night concert at Metropolitan
Hall in aid of the ST. Georges Society The house was
stocked and the applause as vehement as usual.
NJ Julien now commences third series of nightly con
ces in this city during the present month See advertise
ments constantly for details.
Tie opera ct Niblos last night crowded to hear
Profto 1t was capitaly received Notice is given that
the season will close with another performance This seems
strange as the houses are good
META CovLEY of Maine well spoken of as Tempe
rance Advocate will lecture at Merritts Hail. No lso
Spring on Wednesday evening, of o'clock Subject
The Effects Of Intemperance upon Men OF Genius MI
Coney will lecture this Tuesday evening at the Reformed
Dutch Church Jersey City, and is hoped that he VIII
have large audience
CONSOLIDATION OF ALL THE Brooklyn FERRIEs-Ihe
yLole Of tie Ferries running between New FORK and
BROOKLYN have been consolidated into the Union Ferry
Compapv. in consequence of which the Superintendent
Mr. Taylor has notified the public that foot passen
gers VIII be charged each Ferry the uniform fare oil one
cent All tickets now outstanding of the former Compane s
viii be received at either Of the Ferries for the current
term on being exhibited The Brooklyn terminus OF the
Wall st. Ferry will not be removed from the foot OF Mon
tSgued
The steamer Illinois sailed for Aspinwal Yesterday with
O very large number Of passengers
The steamer Northern Light also sailed for San Juan in
Of passengers Among her passengers are Mons and
Madame Anna Thlon, Mr.. James Hudson, Mr. Stephen
Leach Mr. r Voorhis and family and several CAlior
psns returning TO their adopted home among whom are
Judge Wells Of the Supreme Court Of California and lam
iy and II A. Harrison and family
The Board Of Aldermen cmnenosd the December "es
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