New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

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II Injunction served upon the Mayor bound as0 'n' NJ
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Government, The decision OF the Superior C"ur' "" 81
frmed.
Tx TABERNACLE LAST NIGHr-There was very 'a'ss
audience a. the Tabernacle last nigh; to witness the Juvene
Gala Of The children OF the Five Points school soou, -'o
,b WE'RE present in their uniform white aprons They
Ia :, her little songs by Geo Henry Curtis upoa
d;d piapo and the performances and general appear
Of the children in the organ gallery seemed to carry
away the audience in storm eli delight
Mss Brainsrd sung several airs very sEeety ana WAS
loudly sppauded .,,..,, -
n, Pease made short address, and was followed ~
TIE Rev Mr. Cuyler with whose remarks the audiences "'
highly pleased ,s.,
Afer Mr. Cuylers address Mr.. Curtis introduced >o'on
Robinson as the author Of Hot Corn who was receiver
with such s1nonstrGion Of satisfaction that 4 was SOM
tim. before hs could be heard Ia the course OF his remarks
be said he had been requested TO exhibit some OF the ehar
rs Of his sketches and then took sweet t.e children in
his arms who cung around his neck with great ondnesS
while &c informed the audience that they were the hah
@Orphans whose story published in The Iri6aqss
weeks since Then he introduced very pretty girl about
"A or IS dressed in white wh) be said not now though
she once was Wild Maggie She sung songs and was
most vehemently sppauded Some gentlemen in the gal
lery then and proposed penny contribution whoa
was responded to and finally resulted in about one huadred
and fifty dollars
The same gentlemen proposed that this gala be repeated
At Metropolitan Hail. which met with storm Of applause
Mr. Robinson announced demonstration ofhe Rechabtes
for the benefit of the House of Industry 10 take place Mon
day evening Jan 10. We understand there Is 10 be
meeting at the Nassaust Church Brooklyn, tomorrow
evening and at Newark next Monday evening at both OF
which Mr. Pease Mr. Curtis and Mr. Robinson will be pres
ent with some of the girls of the school, giving addresses
and songs.
In conclusion may say that We have rarely seen an
audience more enthusiastic in their enjoyment than the one
at tie Tabernacle last evening
OPErISG OF A NEW HsrEL The new hotelon the corner
of Broadway and Franklin ST. to be known "Taylors
international Hotel opened yesterday to the public
under the propeorsbip of Msssrs john Taylor and William
Hemingway Exclusive Of the magnificent saloon the
first floor the building six stories in hight presenting an
elegant front Of brown Broadway OF IS feet wide
The side wall fronting Franklin st. and running back
to the depth of feet of bcck painted in imitation of
brown stone The cappings the front and side win
dows are deliberately carved, is also the cornish sur
mounting the roof the whole structure having massive
and elegant appearance
The entrance TO the hotel the front Is by OF
wide and easy entrance while at the end Of the building
Oh the Franklin st. side is second entrance The stair
case On Frankln-st from the bottom to the top of
the building leaving well hole each aoor about twelve
feet square The balusters Of mahogany and very
heavy
In such economical manner Is the building arranged
inside with a view to comfort besides the accommodation
Of large number of guests that il would be difficult mat
give correct description of the arrangements Of this
elegant hotel The first second and third floors of the
hotel divided off from front to into suites of
comprising parlor bedroom, sitting room bath ROOM sc.
The halls and starways very wide the latter being easy
of ascent Over the doorway of every room in the build
ing communicating with the halls small windows Tor
the purpose Of ventilation The three upper floors
divided or into single rooms ventilated in the man
ner as the below On each of these floors ia
bath room, &c.
The halls starways and every room in the house
covered with velvet carpets of rich patterns while tue fur
nme on the frst second ard third floors is of rosewood
and brocade On these floors the window curtains OF
lace and brOcade and the remainder the window
throughout the house of lace end brocaee supported by
heavy gilt cornshes The beds in the sleeping
patent spring paasses and hair mattresses Every
in the house is supplied with Croon water hot and cold
and gas burners The building is heated by steam pipes
being placed in the halls along the surface covered by
iron screen work In such have not Dire places
the steam pipes are inserted.
On each floor is hydrant with us feet of hose
stantly attached to be used in the event of FIRE
ments notice
The ceilings and walls of the parlors the first and
second floors beautifully painted in esco there being
in every one of these elegant panel painting
ecuted in oil colors
In the house there POT available rooms 100 of which
double capable of accommodating altogether about 500
persons
The following IL rough estimate Of the cost Of this es
tsbsbment:
Building 500 600 Plumbing work 1900
Upho1y and spens 5000 steam .pps.ta. 1905
PPs FAME. and sseC.ou. iS:co rot.lssisOOs
Adding to this the of the saloon the whole establish
ment stands cost 100000 The Hotel Is to
be conducted on the European plan.
Last evening the propretors gave elegant entertain
ment TO the Press About IS gentlemen sat down
sumptuous dinner at which the greatest hlary prevailed
We are requested state that The IadepepdeM OF this
week will not be out until Saturday consequence Of al
enlargement of the paper which will hereafter be pub
ished in the quaro form and contain City per cent
than before while the price remains the
New JUDGEs-Judge Clerke, in the Supreme Court and
Judge Sosson, in Superior recently elected Tuesday
tool the osth Of Office and proceeded 10 tho business Of
the Courts-the former at Chambers and latter Special
Term
J. p Jewett & Co, of Boston have published neat
little work. entitled The Ladys Almanac for 1854" Il
contains calendars paper for memoranda hints for flower
culture notices and portraits of eminent American women
engmss puzzles &c forming altogether entertaining