New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09


AMI as she needs substantial compliment we hope
she win receive one tonight.
SUNDAY EVENING READINGS lecture on "The
Significance of Spiritual Voices is announced at the
S,uyvesant Institute for tomorrow evening by Mrs.
Macready the dramatic artist, to bs followed BY
readings of Sacred Poems from eminent English and
American writers.
MILITARY BALL-Wo are informed that the
Twelfth Regiment, comprising part of our first d.
vision New.York State Militia corps somewhat dis
tiDguished will give grand fete at Niblos Saloon
and Tboater, on the evening of jan %, ensuing. Il
is expected that this will be magnificent affair.
Mr. JOIN r. Scorr will appear at Barnums No
scum Monday evening as Damon.
The Treasurer Of the Chldrens Aid Society 90
knowledge the following receipts from Oct 81 -
Nov. 25, 1885,
hi, .SS.crpiion as, Friend $50 Rev P hms. Nor
sd % 81, s IN H. sasy s M M a
as AZ " g. J. Ays,y, 81 r. !. 60; e y
81 $ 81 Jones. Rowland Co. SO, s. dodge.
So b ) p, 81; 8 8. Co; %; $. B. eli 7; O. Leroy
81; Mn MeNsushton, inc uains Charles donation eli pst
Mi.-E Reid. go stm.on, Decatur. II IS VIC
Church sabbath School sl5 Rev Cor, Msnhasset l. l..
81; ". H. Seymour Co, Mr. Gerry 80 Total amount,
THI SsTHsoSIAs HoUsE, whose Inauguration,
der the administration of Mr.. Sidney kopman, We
noticed last August a hotel on the European plan,
on the basis OF 80 cents day Tor single rooms aud 81
for parors with meals "a ordered is undergoing en-
larry ent BY the addition of two spacious and beau
tiful buildings adjoining, and covering the whole front
on Broadway ana Houston-st When completed. the
establishment will rank smeng our largest hotels
There will be upward Of two hundred well ventilated
AZ d con modous rooms, heated by the modern nven-
tioL Of steam.ppes, enabling each occupant by tho
turn OF a 10 shut oil let on the heat; while
all DANGER OF FIRE IL thus obyia,ed and all danger VI
explosion remedied. which, by the way, we under
stand the pressure required never create by the
location OF the steamgenera,pg apparatus In vault
uncer ground, outside the buildings, The restaurant
will be spacious saloon % by 100 feet on broadway,
and private are provided, IN which those pre-
ferring can have their meals in private. The No
tional Smithsonian at Washington, from which this
tab es s pane Is truly In NJ unworthy manner kept
alive in the minds of the multitude by the stately
structure of the Nsw-York Smithsonian, presenting
thus perpetuay her title TO their sight, and serving
tbus undoubtedly, the public OF continually
prompting the salutary inquiry Of what IL the Nation
al Institution doing what has 1t done, ana what does
Its purpose do to further the great object OF its foun
dstion, ito promote knowledge among men % We
should say that the accommodations Of the present
hotel not disturbed by the works alluded TO, 50
that its patrons reed not be prevented from stopping
there. The vieor with which the new works are pro-
crossing is truly refreshing in this stsgnsDt time and
i expected the whole will be finished by the lst Of
February 1855. Evening Post
RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-An Irishman by the
of Quinn was killed by the Cincinnati Express trsia
o. the Erie Railroad Turner'S Station. yesterday.
lie attempting to Gross the track before the train
which moving at great speed, w@ caught BY the
cow-cstcher and almost instantly killed. The train
wss stopped end proper attention paid to the matter
by the conductor.
FATAL ARRAY AT RoSDoCT.-A serious ARRAY
took place at Rondout on the 9th inst. II appears
that an IrishmaD, by the name Of Charles Whslen.
assaulted bis brother Michael endangering his life,
whereupon Michael took down q gun and shot
Charles the charge entering his head and causing Al
most instant death. The deceased was greatly in
liquor.
scALDED TO DEArH.-Coroner Gamble yesterday
held AL inquest at the ~ Y. Hospital, upon the body
Of WIN. Wilson, lab0rer who died from scalds
received on the 18th ut., in the sugar refinery Of
Rowland & Co., in DuaDe-st. Deceased was engaged
10 cleaning vat or blow up when he accidentally
knocked out Of the plugs and the boiling molsssss
rushed in and scalded him fatally. verdict Of scci-
dental death rendered by the Jury. Deceased
wa a native Of Ireland, 81 years Of age.
KILLED BY FALL.-COroner OD0nnell yesterday
held an inquest a. No. 30 PearLst, upon the body Of
John Murphy. laborer, whose death caused By
a fell into the hold Of the ship Helvesia at Pier No.
IA, East River few days since. The Jury rendered
q verdict Of accidental death. Deceased q native
Of Ireland iOyears Of age.
IsoUEsT.-Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest at the
corner Of Avenue A ard l22d-st., upon the body OF
Cbas. McCsuey, late foreman in the candle manu-
fsctury in le2dst., who died from scslds sccieniaZ
received the factory on Thursday night Decesse4
a native Of Ireland a. years Of age -
fAGve,tssmentI -, ~,
PHREYOLoGY.-ExAMIsA win Charu
and Written DESCRIPTIONS Character Day and Evening"
Works Pbrenolosy PhydooEs hydIopsfny ana ra'o"~
ply, b. FowLERs AID WELLS No. ss Broadway
fAhyerisenent
IRg.SIzy PHOToGRAPBs.-Tbe attention Of
-. In !. -,ed 20 s,ys Of DAeUxRREoTYpzs
49,, 10 the hssse far mrpsssns In depsh
q tone shAnsy .1S not an LAO pssas 90
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Of size can De made BY the process ffon
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81 0O0-BURGLARs FOmED.-
J. c hosEn, E.i, Asen. Of Works Fsir Safe COMPANY.
No. li9 PesYi-st:
DEaE Sra The No ssss and No Lock. LIiis's Pet
ent porehasd q last spns VS. operssed upon By Ber
the night OF Nov So vrhoe. Success nly % ths
Safe or Lock They worried al ngnt1adgns IRON tee ~
neu the Safe IL contained sbost 81 o. The key va len
With the sss which The bargAs bed tho Of but ~
service them and her eserstona csasd 90 neooee
nieace except the los Of the ksy I've corftenee ne PAT
a estabishs1 1cSrNs