New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-03

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The SNIP New WORLD TIE DAILY TMEs.-0r
attention has been called to an article in Tie Daily Tins
of the ls inst the signature r. with reference to
TIE ship New World and the condition Of her passengen
on her recent passage from Liverpool We have learned
from Captain Knight and the of the ship that the
details given BY this writer false in every essential par
ticular
The physician of tho ship from whom these details are
said 10 have originated declares on oath that he has made
10 statement whaeyor any with reference to the
passage and that the article above referred 10 for the
most pert untrue He declares the New World wei
provided with medicines provisions cooks and nurses and
everything requisite for making the voyage that four per
sons besides hmsefwere in constant att ndance the sick
and that the chip cleaned thoroughly possible every
dsy Of the passage and that they encountered gale Of
wind to prevent the usual regular cleansing and yenasn
II is well known there is ship in tbs trade better ven
lated than the New World asd has better reputation
for safely transporting eingrans she has seven matches
that are never closed in the toughest weather and
seven yenator of the approved patent the least OF
which is l6 inches in diameter.
With Captain Knights ACKNOWLEDGED ability as ship
master and his reputation for humanity generosity and
hgh moral character We Nero willing to believe that
the scenes alluded in TIE TINES could ever have oc
cured Oh board his shipand finding them TO be entirely
without foundation il but simple justice to Capt knight
that he should be protected against the influence Of such
anonymous assaults.
There i, no doubt the cholera existed among the plssen
gers when they embarked Liverpool there were three
deaths on board while the ship at anchor in the river
and iii tn be remarks that no occurred after
the ship Lad had been out l6 days showing clearly that
there was nothing in the ship provisions to originate the
disease which indeed left her after she had made half her
passage.
CoyGREG.rIoSlL CHURCH ~ TwESTIrrH sTRgET.-A
number of individuals have purchased the fine edEce in
Twentieth ST. between Sixth and Seventh avs heretofore
occupied by the Twenehst Presbyterian Church, with
yis TO the organization of now Congregational Church
BY an arrangement with the present occupants the pur
chasers will have the partial Of the house at once The
Congre eaonas will hold service in the edce every sun
day evening until Feb l. when the Society viii obtain
complete possession.
AUSTRALIA NuGGErs.-We have been shown by Ad-
ans & Co. Of the nuggets just brought out by the
Bavaria from Melbourne. There three pieces worth
s33oo-one single piece, without quartz, being worth
sl2o from the kangaroo fat eight inches below the sur
face said to be the fines, ever brought from Australia
IuPrpry1 PUPPIES This City is full Of them Yesterday
one of tie wheps entered the house of lady in Greene
who had advertised in Tie Tribune for boardes and hav
ing asceained that there men in the house under
took TO fasen the door upon the lady in room she had
gone to show him and conducted in manner which plainly
proyed be was no gentleman although dressed Ike one He
was stout BULL had full face slightly gray hair, full blue
eyes very fueny spoken dressed in black aud said
be boarded the Coamore House and was about visit
ing Washington Mark him he is puppy If he has
tbs mpudence call upon other persons advertising rooms
to let. kick him out
Por.ToEs-We IRE told there Is more than enough OF
this Illinois product load large class steamboat lying
on the right bank Of the river between this and Alton Al
three landings there nearly quite 1000 sacks In
these busy railroad passenger times the Aton pacseu
have something do than 10 throw away their Tune
ON potatoes and any stern wheeler now atoat would
scorn 10 be seen at potato pile. Those Mnfphys
Therefore stand but slim chance Of spending the winter
ia a warm climate 81 Louis iniehgoneor.
This not the frat item that have published OF the
abundance Of ihis description Of human food In ilnss
Here poatoes arc worth dollar bashe There NO ART
not informed o the price bat They evidently too cheap
10 pay fof transportation even npen aowa saa' eeas
Hare Hundreds of passons viii saes this winei n ah oil
this oheap abundance ef rad depend apos benssolenee
9. drew sa uawiiag fso@ the seh 30 hsep them ne'
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