New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

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Yesterday forenoon the wind changed the storm quar-
ter the north east and brought steady SnowstOrm, which
continued until nearly The evening sort of
hafund half snow falling sparsely nearly all the time
There was slight tendency thaw but the two inches of
snow kept its ground as far midnight.
The Rev DR. Bowling will lecture at the Tabernacle this
evening for the benefit of the Harlem Baptist Church. His
theme will be Marie AnOinette the Mother Of the Dau
"phn the Beautiful and Heroic but unfortunate Victim Of
1.-THE Revolution in France Tickets 25 cents.
BAYARD TAYLOR lectures tonight at the Mechanics So
ciefy Rooms No Az Broadway
The second soree of the Young Bachelors Society takes
place this evening at Nibo's Saloon.
The Young Mems Monte Cristo Club give their Sew
enh Annual So6e Friday evening, Goth inst at Niblos
They anticipate one of the mos! recherche affairs of the
season.
Messrs Appletons sale OF books will be continued this
afternoon at their Old place No 200 Broadway The books
are sold without
In the report Of the election Of the Mercantile Library
Association we stated that Henry L. Person, Jr, was
elected Corresponding Secretary 1t should have been
Douglass Lefingwen.
h RECEIPT IN FULL-Everybodys in debt. We don't
care how often be settles up how many receipts he
show nor how regouy he has gone upon the cash prn
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There's one receipt he cannot show and for the best
son in the word-he never received it viz receipt in full
for rood uiR unto men, Some people, few and
glad they don't mulply-imagine they have Squared off
with the world but its all mistake and they will end
when the books to be balanced Saturday night
You can always tell one Of these cash customers of the
word-somet.mes in way-sometimes in another. We
saw one the other day in Broadway omnibus 1t was
keen cod day the omnibus was ike barn the straw
rused frosiy upon the or and there "ten inside
including three halfclad innocent children two three
women and our man who kept no books with the world
or anybody in IT, lie rode few blocks and gave the
check emphatic pull-a Yankee would have called
tia yqnk" He vouchsaed his travelling companions
explanation of the convusve movement Indeed none
was needed for the two therefor plain
pike saf first to let US know he cas somebody and Sc
cOnd, TO show he wasn't afraid
Well, the driver brought to" as in duty bound and
sraghiway one eye and section Of red face were visi
bic at the loopbole aof Thermometers were down aud
going further but what cared our passenger for that
With grave deliberaon he unbuoned c0pacious over
coat Glddon woald unrol a mummy in less time. The
children were CRYING with cold but what did he cere' He
didn't owe them any thng-did he ? There was q man
about to be Just too late for railway train by this dten
ton Was that ANYTHING to ku2 Slowly he unbutoned
his inner coat and commenced deliberate search for his
purse-why rasnt he dispatched in quest of Sir John
Franklin II wasn't in his panslOons pockets nor IN his
left vest pocket He eary satisfied OF that fact and
CO. quite at his leisure he drew it forth from the right
pocket Here q man and two children left the stage in
despair.
Did he forthwith produce sIpence, or two nimble
threepenry pieces Not he-why should he He cared
for nobody wad of bills carefully looked over, disco
sed "one" which passed up to pair of red fingers
that had been mpaenty parted at the loophoe aforesaid
for the last three minutes for you must know that three
minutes is long time to sit stock still in omnibus with
mercury down to "O' TO speak of and you in hurry.
There was inglng in the little treasury on deck-the
change was passed back deposited in the purse, the
purse in the pocket and the made his hegra- with
the air OF a martyr.
Who doesn't believe be thought he had receipt in his
pocket from the rest of mankind in full OF oil de-
"mands and 10 Z. E. aboutitl
The Board Of Aldermen the meeting last evening de
cided TO meet hereafter twice week. on Mondays and
Thursdays at P NJ. About fifty applications were made
by different parties to be appointed as Commissioners OF
Deeds while there viii only be about dozen vacancies
during the year Resolutions adopted calling for the
names of the contractors for cleaning the streets also the
names of the sureies and all the particulars in relation to
said Contractors also requesting the Controller to report
why the Contractors for cleaning streets had been paid
money when they have not fulfilled their engagements
The Controllers budget adopted with some amend
mens adding $4,000 account of Lamps and Gas $1,000
to Roads $40 200 to Police account meet the expense
of the increase of men, and 100000 to Repairs and Sup
pas to meet payments contracts making in all in
! crease of sl3s, 200.
RIAL EsTAII-The plot Of ground sold few days since
by Mr. John Thompson, No Wall st. for sl250OO com
prsed the entire block bounded BY and opposite Madison
square and Broadway and contained about 1000 square
feet 1t Of the most eligible sites for church the
Island.
RoBRIsG EsIGRAsTs.-We have the name OF firm in
Greenvichst who belong to that very class in
this CITY who profess much friendship for the poor m'
grant on his arrival that they willing to relieve him Of
ali care and anxiety about keeping his money by transfer
ring to their own pockets by jus. honest the
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family arrived lately, almost destitute and uncertain
whether thew could find old acquaintance in this City
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