New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18


The Ri. Rev. Bishop Hopkins viii lecture before the
New-York Young Mems Christian Association, at the
Broadwsy Tabernacle, on Friday Evsains Nov. "a,
at O'Clock. Subject: The true Administration Of
:" the Law in the Naturalization of Foreigners"
Tickets IS cents to be had at the door.
The proprietors Of the New-York German Thester
in the Bowery announce attractive entertainment
tonight the entire proceeds Of which will be applied
to the relief of the poor Germans who wrecked
and lost all their property in the ship New Era on
Monday last. Let there be an overlooking house
that the destitute strangers may be amply relieved
Mr.. Witthaus, the President Of the German Emi-
grant Society, will be happy to receive contributions
toward the same benevolent object at his place of
business, No. 81 Exchange Place. Any donations of
clothing sent to the office Of the Society, No. 7s
Greenwich-st., viii be gratefully received.
CASTLE GARDEs.-The Circus troupe have volun-
teered Their services this evening for the Benefit Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt, the manager Of the establishment.
There will be full and fair representation Of al the
equestrian talent in the profession this occasion.
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-The following gentle
men, after examination, were duly admitted to praa-
tee as Attorneys and Counseers in this State:
Ebert E. Armstrong, Francis S. Banks. Jshn J.
Challoner, George d. Kellogg, Hiram Ketchsm, Jr.,
]. P. Mumford, and William A. Sterling. The num-
Der of candidates offering and examined was fifteen;
those not included in the above will meet at the
Office Of Mr.. Rcbd s. Emmett, in Willismst., on
Monday, at o'clock.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Jernegan, counselor, from Michigan,
was, on Tuesday, duly admitted to practice in the
Courts of this State.
Travellers will notice that the Morning Express
Trains on the Hudson River and Erie Railroads leave
on and after next Monday at instead Of O'Clock.
For other changes see advertisement
D'Avignon No. SOC Broadway has just published
spirited photographic likeness Of Eloise Tor Mattie
Bridges new aspirant for histronic fame, who is
soon to make her debut a. one Of the Broadway
theaters
ARREST OF LIQUOR DEALERs.-Sixty OF these
worthless were yesterday arrested in the Seventeenth
Ward they having been indicted by the Grand Jury
for selling liquor without license. They held to
bail by Justice Welsh, each in $780, to answer at the
Court of Sessions.
SHooIISG AFFRAY.-On Thursday evening, two
men named Patrick Conner and John Matthews,
had difficulty together in Rivington-st-, when the
former, is alleged, drew pistol and fred it at his
antagonist the contents of which passed through his
cap and grszed his head, but did further damage.
OConnor was yesterday arrested, and held to bail in
$500 by Justice Welsh to answer.
SrABBIsG AFTRAY.-An affrsy took place on
Thursday night in groggery in Hester st., between
some of the members Of military company who had
lust returned from target excursion, in which their
bayonets were freely used. John +. Flynn, Of No.
80 Elizabeth-st Of the party, received stab in
the leg and another in the body, at the hands, as Is
alleged of John McCue who was also severely stab
bed in the left side the weapon penetrating the lung
Besides this, he terribly beaten about the face
and head, and now lies at the New-York Hospital in
a precarious situation. warrant for his arrest, if
he RECEIVERS, has been issued by Justice Osborne on
complaint Of Flynn. MeCue admits stsbbing some
body, but alleges that he did ii in self-defense.
Fousp DEAp.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held
inquest the body Of male infant found dead S% s
post examination on the BODY and WAS Of opinion that
jury rendered . verdict Of death from neglect"
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-E1-Polceman Freed, of
Seventeenth W ard attempted suicide
by Aips sudanum He bad resigned the day previous
but went Station House sleep aud after ne
had retired for night discovered thai be had poisoned
himself B1dd called in and succeeded after con-
siderable difficulty IN restoring him TO eoneiousnsss
P.ssIsG BRoEEs BANK BILLs.-A German, named
Henry Funheiner yesterday arrested charged with hay
ina IN company with another attempted % pn IN
broken bank bills at the cigar Of Loqss Frank No "a
shenfst He detained BY Justice Welsh for exAnna-
ton Hs companion has not been arrested.
DARING ROBBERY BT BoYs.-Two boys, named
Deuns Dreon and Lawrence Clark arrested on Thurs
dsy night charged with knocking down anc rooons samuel
Robinson Cshsrnes portion of the stolen property
vss found pCssesson Of Cazk who, with his seeoHpiice
VS. Locked up By Jasiiee BosArt 70 answer
CHARGE or BrRGLARI.-A man named Daniel
Bsrls vas arrested Tharsday night while in the act Of
c.rynr Of quantity Of copper and lead from the store OF
RI Harvey No s. thirty Hhs which be had entered BY
f- keys He united By Justice st1arf to snsver
charge Of burglary IN the third degree
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LrFE-SIZE PHoToGRAPHs.-The attention Of
the public called style Of DAeuKRREorYrks on
paper IN all sresi the hfesEe far rpassns n deptn
a tone braDey the hnizhed painting on canvass
The smaller resembling the delicate Ainstare on
Ivory Themes and durability they uasurssssd fer
feet kspesss Of size be made By the process nom
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