New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

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The weather yesterday mid in temperature and
rather damp but still quite agreeable as there was not
enough of rain to str ap the mud nuisance
The grand opera of The Prophet win be repeated at Nib
los to night
The Rev s. Foster delivers another of his course Of
ect res Geology tonight at the Greenost NJ E. Church
St Andrews Society dine together this evening at the
Metropolitan Hotel
The Hutchinson Family make their second appearance
at Metropolitan Hall this evening in grand musical enter
ainment TheE reception the occasion OF their benefit
to the Five Points Mission very fattering. large
number Of the clergy and the members of their eongrega
tons evnced that OCCASION not only their appreciation
of the good work the Five Points but also their appre
citation of the good singing which the generosity of this
benevolent family contributed to the good work.
We understand that the Family have other liberal
things devised for the poor which will ranspre in due
time.
Discourse on the Duties of Christians in reference to
the enslaved of this country will be delivered BY L. d.
Mansfield the Chapel of the Mission Church No 30 For
syth St this evening.
DEATH OF RUSSELL II. NEyIss-lt is but few months
since we announced the death Of Ehu Townsend Of this
City and now follows that Of his brother in law and the
senior partner Of the firm Nevins Townsend which for
long series Of years stood the first among the old Bankers
and Brokersof Wast Russell II NEVIS belonged to the
class of men, who form the moral soul of business
munty lie died on Sunday, at his residence ia Union
square having attained almost the allotted age of seventy
years Through full forty years. Of his life, he was dis
tnguhcd in the moneyed circles of the City for the ine
gence and virtues which most adorn the mercantile char
acer His Judgment and foresight saved him from the dis
asters which different periods from 1912 TO 1912 overlook
most Of his contemporaries His honor was immaculate and
dignity combined with cheerful amcniy marked him well
the gentleman in in principle The latter years
Of his life Withdrawn from business chiefly devoted TO
of social kindness and public benevoence Very lately
he was active nsecuring additional endowment for the
New.York Hospital setting the example of most liberal
subscription and he is presumed TO have been the recent
anonymous donor of large to the Presbyterian
Churches The funeral OF Mr. Nevns will take place this
afternoon, from his late residence
HoyEsTY-,John Hyde, young boy belonging to the
Ladies Five Points Mission found valuable gold watch
which ring ocke containing two portraits and other
"appurenances thereunto belonging" attached
between Bond and Blocker SITS, in Broadway, about
fortnight ago lie advised to keep it and for some
tine compelled 70 do So He however confessed his
good luck and eased bis conscience by restoring to Mr.
Adams the Missionary yesterday. is engraved
the watch 1t viii be restored when called for None but
the owner need apply
Nor A CoLoSEL-Without really intending any dis
arrangement TO the character of Mr. Jonathan Torne of
Washington Hollow Dutchess Co, called him Colonel
in account of his importation OF three thousand dollar
COW in an item published Monday We do not wonder at
bis feeling aggeved and really beg his pardon 1t is not
our fault our informant said Colonel and repeaedit
We did not know but he might have been elected by
uschance ard still wondered how it happened that
with money and spirit enough TO import such cattle as he
does should ever have been elected Colonel In this State
In Georgia would not be any oense to
to coll him ColoDel-they used to H. Even Msor-"a
Georgia Majors not taken intended insult The
case different here Jonathan Thorne very respecia
bic enterprsng farmer of Dutchess County and a
Colonel and We sony that we called him so.
new Broadway Railroad scheme brought forward
last night in the Board of Assistants embracing nearly all
the defuno Company Sharpe and others in corporate
organization under the general law The matter for the
present lies on the table.
PoRTRaIr OF JogS MIrcaEL-We have seen an excel
lent hograph of Bradys daguencotype OF John Mitchell
which is said to be likeness of the distinguished
Irish exile II fail to be in demand just at this time
Lrcrrnrs on Russia AND TURKrr.-Dr. Solgor from
Ru,sa win deliver two lectures undor this head at the
univrsy this evening and Tuesday evening Of next
week His lectures excited grca, attention Ia London and
since his arrival In the United States in Philadelphia and
neieibo'ing place.
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