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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
NEK-TERSEY ITEMS

Coykos CorScIL.-There vas regular meeting
of the Jefrey City Common Council last evening, az
the Lyceum; AID Lyon la the chsir. Bill and com
uunications y ere received AID REFEREES a. usual.
An Long The commurica atoms va ore from number
Of Iiquorseers, skiing for copy Of the Recorder
ooci .t from which ascertain what amsan' OF hnes
ard costs had been levied for the violation OF the
Houor ordinances, and upon whom. Granted Ths
MAYOR vetoed the resolution approprisnpg u, O0O 10
eouplsts the FouTh Weird School House, also the
resolution spproprsiiDx $4,000 ~ the WaerConmn-
.ioper a. salsres Petitions for licences were iaSea
I'D ard ot@d upon, and licenses refusec-ou. OF tie
required votes being cast for them Ait0 some
further business, tie Board adjourned.
FUNERAL OF AID. SslrH.-The funeral OF Ala.
Timothy l.. Smith, Of the First WUd OF Jersey City,
who died Oh Saturday, took place on Monday at >
o'clock T. NJ. The Common Council hslf special
meeting on Monday afternoon, at which appropriate
resolutions we're passed reisnve 10 es eea'n ~
funeral vas largely s,teneed-ths Aldermen s'tena'
ing in body.
Brxryrr OF Sr. PAUL's CHVRcH.-A social tss-
meeting snd donation visit combined win be hsla o.
ST. Pasrs NJ F. Church, in South SIth o., Jsrsey
Citv this evening for the benefit OF tie nnances o,
thsi church The e1ercises, aside from supper, VII
snn,;st Of sipsips and addresses. The Kew. j.. B..
Wal sl,v Pref Na,tesor, and the Rev. j 8. lnskip,
NJ Nev.York; and Rev. A. W. Mcclure, OF Jesey
CITY: the Rev. Geo. Hughes. former pastor OF 81
Paula and others Will b present and JON u tAs e1-
eycAes-
tn, Poos.-Msseures are being taken for the ~
I.f Of the Poor Of Jersey City, there being msnI N
I'D Of aid. The ladies srs getting up Q eoneen
80 fu nds Tor this purpose and citseus ere sooa
sshishior sesp-h suse uatsr TIE charge Of Dr. T1S
- vbs be- vslustssrsl III ssrvioss. Ths Ai0s'
Hssss 70 hLl.
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BROOKE YN Ems

RHsEkBIR rHs PooR.-The Rector OF Christ!
Chu ch South Brooklyn, informs tia, he hs. been
inhusisd by ole gentleman with the distribution OF
Is slaughtered hogs % cacsses Of sheep, 30 bali tuns
Of coal 30 sacks Of salt. Another his placed at bic
dspos for the same purpose, 20 half barrels Of -four
Thee prov sions will be distributed by the rector
next Saturday morning. Verify an example worthy
Of all commentator.
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Aaverisr,eut
ding All tha notices publishei in


t.By ard ~.eky p.p-s contrary the mP,..sioa h.s
gone abroad ks.r HEAtD CLAP Co. No 81 Orsud
sbsolusly giving srsy their entire socs OF ficA Ufy
Gocds Tb repeated 20 correct Tor tas
their well ice TO tBenevss
Mean. h C. Co ootce sserihcs u per cent on tasr
rich shavis s,s Lyn.s Velvet Psse Cloths Ne
IN &C. Farsu bu.b Dc Lsues Priss cotSas Linsas
FlsnIsl. Bs ,tets &c 30 s'ufcent ihdleenent TO pa
eksses their by CLOSING their .sok BY as
If JsBsuy Th. they shall esbtsus g do -hie there
oolss worth q IN the bu beyond Which the puehs
cannot rsasOssbly sIr-et srsstsr ssofihcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

COMMON CouscIL ITEMS AT the meeting Of the
Common Council at Villa nsburgh Monday even
ing motion by AID. l.Dsky to r-pesl the sunday
law " az voted down, as was also a motion by ths
,,ms gentleman to increase the penalty TO so
tbereb, taking this MISTER out of the Jurisdiction o
Mayor Wall.
The legal papers were reported as having been
served up ID the City officers, viz: An injunction
aeains, concluding the proposed Gas contract;
nsndsnus to sbog cause why the bond OF Dsmis
Strong should not be approved and summons III a
suit brose hit by Francis Swift, for work on Grands
PRoBABLy FATAL OCcURREScE.-List night. be-
tween 10 snd IL O'Clock, Justice Boswell Issued
wsrrsnt for the srreet OF man named John r. Iet'e
residing in the Phoenix buildings, Grand ST., charged
with violent assault aDo battery upon German
woman the wife Of George Kaiser residing corner OF
Siagg and Wv ok ofi-sts by which che received inJi
rieE which il il feared will terminate fatally. ron
the facts set forth by the husband OF the injured wo-
MN il appears that about clock last esenns Wire
Kaiser caies at the house OF Teale TO collect BILL
vb,p il is as.erted that after some alteration he
nil. be her hesdloag down fight OF stairs. Coun-
s.lcr Dygert hearing an cutlery burst open the dooe
and found the ring inssnslbls upon tns moor
With the assistance of private watchmHn Ciose tue
woman was removed to her residence and medic Al
s.sstance procured. On examination it was ascsr.
ard tide and her hip dislocated. Her recovery Is
considered doubtful.
IssTALIArioS.-Last evening the Rev. Chas. j.
Bowen wss instsled Pastor over the First nlt1ian
Society If Wilamsburgh. The services took place
at the Hall OF the Odeon, and quite number OF
ladies and gentlemen present. The services
were a. follow: Sermon by tho Rev. j. Wen;
PRAYER of installation by the Rev. +. A. Farley
RIGHT Hand OF Fellowship by the Rev. T. Longfei'
low: Charge TO the Pastor and Address ~ the Con-
greg alton by the Rev. :. O-gooa.
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fAdyertiseBeut
rNsr QIlCrss nP DON GIOVANNI At

IMMENSE SUCCESS OP Don GIOVANNI AT
Prts.Ms No 6sj BRoADvsv.-This laushsbls ErTavs
Predicting sue .eHssfios al this fsvohts o'osn
fke fsiily elses 10 the reace nos OF
Their vso parts sch ard al 10 fr rspturrn, ap
rl.pse 10 them Tvs tsksNc .na 900, one ot tns
besrtss sushs that fell your lot bofD Wssoss
ard Comrs have ocbpred TO heep the aud -nees
roar OF io- vel they soccsed Joo eau best ads
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fAfverti smsut

Our large Stock, imported direct from Europe,
boust; from The this country enable. az %
goods cheaper than other house oar line Wta
met she shtnss' 10 the mos-J muset and try "a.
virtue Of loo pics and quct ssss We have sr-Aly
r.Aue,d the rice. that tnoush fred they 80
ssh ssd take .asts.r
GO ". FUTILE, Importer Of fssey Goods and roJ''
No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

CoxrIsPr or CoURr. - Yesterday, Constable
Wright Of The Filth Ward, was brought before Jdd<s
Greenwood, OF the City Court, to shoT cause why he
.bOuld not be punished for contempt Of Court for
letting prisoner who had been placed in his custody,
..cspe. Psibg to make a satisfactory explain siion
the officer sentenced to ten days i'm lri.ounsat a
TIE County jail and 10 pay foe OF $50. La default
If paying the fine 70 be Imprisoned for % days more
Ex cu,ion OF the sentspse suspended until FIJI !sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

EsGIsE TRIAL -Vigilsbt Engine Company No. .,
which was buft for = company iD San Francisco and
10 10 be shpped on Friday neIt ga tried yesert.y
ut the Montague Ferry, as ,o.ber capacity. Tue
weather M well as the tide being usfsvorabls, not
much Effort vas made 1t was lad that shs worked
well, however and proves satisfactory 10 tho CON-
paIy. The engine Is under the charge Of Company
No g. of this city.
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lHr Hovv-PNyrrrr Assosurros.-rss msm.
O's at The Hoo-opeisteIs' Dersft anil Pr ,,eesi, -
A''"c alton - ~hics there airs about sls ne nber.
arc making eH'etsive araDeernsrts fer 4 bal. the
proceecs ~ which arc 10 he pacei 10 tss resiry o.
The Association. A. their l.st see,;s, tie f,!lo~ias
"hicers sere eIsced for the sn.nng ys.r PrsGisa.,
Tho. H. CspPirs' vIcePre-idsn,. Sidney s Wai-e;
Financial Secretary, Ezekiel Mtrsn. Tro.sur.r,
Mchad Pockiidge
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[ AfveItiseneutI

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT COLUMBIAN
Bat No "a Gsssp.r The sosias sale. Of wlnt-r Goof.
- - p TowLt & Co sf0rd h- safest inv-staents,
gods fought that poruir e.ashneur will p., b-tt-t
ttsn any other depository for funds bisnteu risnne.
sts Ill knfs Lscis. Cloths Cloak sstia. -hsus Hsn
ri f. every Ind Of Dry Goods eel OF a. h.l; as
coat Of manufacture A. Cow sisn Hall No al Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

ATTINpT TO TAXI LFs A nan named Edward
Connolly was yesterday arrested by the Nineteenth
Ward Police, on complaint of his wife, Cstharine,
who charges that ne has b.sn cruelty treated by
him, and that on Monday nigh. he attempted to take
her life by striking her heavy blow upon the hssi
with club. Tho prison or was taken before Justice
Clmke, aud committed to await the result Of the nu-
rits Inflicted.
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Adyeris.nent
Lug pIrnrxnI nCICaL NRGAxs

THR PSYCHOLOGICAL ORGANs.-CONsTRUC-
rvTNEs-lrrsLrify ra.eoI Sail IDs,LfrY-TB'is lsy- q
he.ry prerry -UeLsTY-Lsve Of the rsat,
ehdiess sDd iIerite. 1sfrsTOs-COpyss mineoaf,
cera lac. Eitra-PuD Wit. I'd cu- f.s-tou.a-s jotsS
kxsnLinatioIs daily. By PseF PcwLsz Ne 30 Br'.e~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

DARIS0 RoBSrsr ~ BRoApwAr Mr.. William
Winter, Editor Of The LoSieS E1amiasr. published
at Worcester, Mass, while standing in Broadway
yesterday afternoon. looking at military conpsny
pa's bad the breas pocket Of bis Goa. cut open and
wallet containing tsOc in money distracted ttref'on
by some dsrieruus thief, Who escaped He gave in
formation Of his las At he Office Of the Chief Of Pe-
Ice. but not having econ the thief could give no de-
,cripiiOn Of him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

hu'ioAL Tho Pyns Opera Troupe has retained
70 The broadway Thea,er, after e saccessful engage
nent At bosion on Monday night they give u
fTa D'atote, which h.s not been heard IN this City
er msny Years. There was very large suiieoco
per n which the lesdng fingers acquitted themselves
hss P,pe wa, "a usual, excellent in hor part,
" zsriins, winning msny round Of applause. Mr.
Harrison -ss very fair, aud also found generous en-
eswsgeuSo'
Last night TIE Cyorn D,amosds vas given and
ts-nighi ~ have The BerFars Opsra.
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fAfvers~eo-e
PYAr nv Err The onlv real life- sixs Pr

RIAL LHH-FNk.-Tb be OnIy real IIfe- slz3 FIl
ustc rnshy ~ snd dni.bcd 10 81. -
ooue b, soor n ~ Rr-sdsy o. Frsssa-rl
Coll tfes Observe that tBey tsses a
TsTer 80 pssis< fro.s asyist ssdasfy "a
fr.soyJ.s bs.. them dse-d life Size BTsy AZ
o. ysotsrs tskse " AM tod Of ~ss'AsT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

THE EvESIso SCHOOLS The prssen. session Of tbs
Public Evening Schools is now soon to be y 'sed
No. 2, in Nasssu-st between nith aud doySes., Is
t. be closed on tho 2lst and No l. on the corner o
Concord and Adams sts., on the ed inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

HyAvr RonnrHr-ARREsTs os Susricios.-Geo
Fraloh. Peter Williams. and Cstbsrine Davis wers
yesterday arrested on suspicion Of having on the
night 81 The 9th met robbed Mr.. John Updegraf Of
No. iss Sprirgsi OF porte Donnsie, containing
$500 in bank bills, and about eco. 900 10 pronissory
notes ItapPeas that the conPis visited one Of
the bes'.r tho nigh, in question: and. while on
bis way home called at the lager beer cellar. corner
Of Tryon-row and Chatham-si. where he met tho de-
PENDANTS, who soon became very familiar with him.
ard invited him to take several glasses OF beer. which
be did After remaining at sse cellar for an hour or
mere, be returned home, and in the morning discov-
cred bis loss and caused the arrest Of the three
pwsons whom he bad met In tho collar. No portion
Of the property bas been recovered. Ths prisoners
were taken before Justice Wood, and committed for
examination.
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CITY ITEMS.

Tho Temperance Jubilee a, the Broad way Taber
na,,~, ihi- evening will have great attraction. Gov
Dstsoss s,st.men, will be listened 10 with much IN
tersst
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ASoTHrh srAsst'e AyFsAr.-A German, named
Francis Holland was stabbed in the side on Monday
night. while engaged in a rov at the cellar grocery,
corner Of Na'su and AM SITS +, by q person whose
name is unkno~n. The perpetrstor Of the assault
fed, and has not yet been arrested. Holland WAS
conveyed to the Nev-York Hospital. His
wounds ere not considered dangerous.
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Arp,,r ron FAI.I PRtTEysrs.-Pliny White

Arpr,r FOR FALSE PRtTEysrs.-Pliny White
vss Yesterday arrested by Officer Spiocr, on gar
-, Ss.usd by the Court of Sessions, charging him
with having, in february last. ootaned from GsS' W.
French $500, slso from John r. seom $50 ~
,pS buynr gold dust, Aad could iavest their money
70 ssyantsve-which he did, as 10 alleged oa. u .as
20 hi. own and not tbeirs Hs WAS taken before me
Cent and held to bail in $4,000 to answet AR,
N. Gillespie, Of No. lel Bowery, became IS 'eSA'''
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Foryp DIAp.-It was reported yesterday after
noon at the Coroners office that the dead body OF
mar who bao been run ever by train Of ears was
81 ,hs dep6t Of Hudson River Railroad, Thirty hrst
At ON csiling at the office of the Company IN War
p,t we sscertsiped that no such accident hsd
be,p reported to the officers OF the ROAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

u.xa, "a a.. him. ..a the ale.s'ics OF cve--s'u,
M slse eco Or stock the mi.ApPreh-nsi'a r''' f'
re feet Of Mr.. :. h,ving procured s'oeN - ~,
,rorrt o. p. r-s hisr-f ~ t5- puraht'7 os rs
C. psHy Of ,h- patent Tisa' for dra-s s'r@, ~ -
r-si IN Ne~-Ycrk and VICINITY. lti- li-S-d iaN 'n9
civic, nds lot paid tss stoc 'defs = o'''
10 20 ,. li-ve fr,m e,reiars hut from the c,Pi'h
,rd cave fctitiaa. v.igs - TIE stick sni thst ms
vhcie capital has be,p Loaf. Uader the c'rcinsAa
o.r IL V.e coat. Hdes ans tn - @tn-as m Nt-s'.
nes,d by a. as,sfaut -cor q TIE PAGER, sh5 ~r'is
ne article cowpl,ir-d Of ~ the nme Tiers w-r7
such grounds for pah,h NJ alrrsSiei is beng %,
srd II is not more 'h-n t-chnic,l hbe q, any rais
Testimony was taken by which Il Was '1oEa lot
rsiT III II a lawyef by prof-ssisn and unul WIN
few y. az bad rc.ded - and prac;sed n New avsn
Various cfsrs we're mai- % testimony by defense
r ueb Of Viii n ruled cut. Ii wss she On NJ NJ
Fuller mot rssriye Of Cefeniint assistant eiiior
IL 7Is Msrro~ that he ~a- Ia the hshi, of going 70
Wallet fer Information every day and Vas told ,ners
by parties circumstances in gard 10 the company
Which induced tbs writing " the article. Ia iii not
snow Mr. Shelton, s.d b sd ~ hos,ils feeling to~rt
biu. Considerable testimony VA produced - 20
pststion Of Mr. s was Dot good, Others that il ~s
.ood. TO be continued. For plaintiff. Aessrs.
Sanford and Bruce and Whiting. For defendant,
Nessrs WilAro and Anderson
Before Judge CAMPBELL.
Johs Kahlu IN sssiu., John 0sser. Sheriff
To recover the value OF qusnuty OF Rhessh Slne,
seired by the Sheriff attachment against Pie Her
Van Kemp and E. =. H-rx. but claimed by plaintiff.
Verdict for plaistif vAIing the property ~ s'ls,
With $50 for aam.ses subject to the opinion OF tbs
Court. For plaintiff, Ge-srs. hefassn AM susa-
erlsnc; for defendant Mr. VanterpooL
Joha PeStlsrew against Sophia Lsos sKesutrK OF I'd
sG LsiBy $3.50
To recover ST. OSs, alleged balance due for building
sewer between Tenth and Eleventh aui Thirty
eighth ans Thirty ninth sts for LANG ahettos IN
slaughter house st that point lI deea-e IL Is con-
tened tina, Mr.. p. did not complete the contract,
which denied. To bs couraued For plsiotf,
Messrs James T. Broadly anu Taaderpoo; for defend
OIL g. Mr.. John Graham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

The Rgh, Rev. DR. Potter tho Provisional Bishop
IN hold a speclal ordus,icu this morning at IL A. M
\, the Church Of the Incarnation, corner OF Madison
.v and Twenty. eighth ct
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WIGS AND TouPEEs.-A Silver Meor - ~ ~ 49, -
- nnp1v.sT A HsAls, No - nsAse - 49,. - - M
VIA nj Toupses sxikbiisi - ~ 4s~ IL
M Nh frsn; BrsidS Cprb. ~ ose5 - s~
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IAdvsrthenept
y1- .k>uld haeome th0 ov

Every Lady should become tns ownsI , ., U". a
ss c.nsl.t which new seliss 'oi iron =.
- 40 ,rS ere r.Ly worth ss5 10 80 Or sS Of
49, .,nsi ,sur Aso ssod assutnens Of 'hl'hr 'I0
Of al eoois a. The, ss resolved sSs their very
.oH ,su.si. sosI Of snEs. snIwts Willy, a..
aIso, CIoTHs DE- LAsss So. AZ .He III, Il. iosas.a 70
purchase
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TrE err HAfL CLocK --Wo are assured that IA 8
tmo piece. which was put ~ by Mess's. Sherry q
Byron and h al under thor caro- s the best large
slooi In tho City and has kept exact time ever snce
the tosng cmcnts occesoned by The shaking Of the
bv,r while rigging the fro boil were overcode
The clock Ia regu atcd by the chrobomsters Of q. W.
Bltni which run by Astronomical observation.
sioce tho sh OF May last, are assured, the Hall
clock hes Mother stopped, nor varied beyond very
few seconds II hos acompensatng pendulum, which
secure. It against 3erai gem NJ by change Of tempe
rsure, and snew ~ protected from the shaking OF
,he tower A. To- overcome all difficulty. We have no
nced that for some weeks. at least, II has behaved
very well and shall he glad to 6nd occasion to make
good report cf L. There ought % be some standard
..soe which should be universally recognized and the
CRY ought to furnish H. but thus far, at least. the
people have depended upon private enterprise, oven
90 the closing Of banks starting Of railroad trains &c.
We doubt the public will he surprised to learn that
th.y have had such oScellen, time before their eyes
for 90 long ported without being aware OF the fact
Every man who puts up clock visible TO the out
door world In some degreea public benefsct"r-tns'
n dthe time ~ shows is corect II not he Is blind
rude and whcsoever shall swear by hs temple may
well exclam, 81 IL IA nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

a complimentary Csnocri, foT the benoai ef "
Ls.srr. oil be given 9, tho Ssvobth-.i w. T.
Church. near Third sv on Thursday evening. Mr.
l.. hs recently los, all h' property by dre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

Al the ST. NICHOLAS HorGL-Hon AIS, Isber, Ah,ny;
H. Jngsr Bullock Ohio Hen J " White, Norsch; Non
Jo. p Coet lows; Gov w @ Gibbs, Rhode Island hgs =
r..t Rsusot, Major A WilklnsOa Bait uoIei 7 Pope,
Norm Csrsiius; y X Benton. Conn bhtun ArsAn'
.,. Chs, Paul Hudson, " Y. J,hn 0rhih. Buffalo, A
In. ohis. H. T. Johnston BsltimOrsj J. +. Bsvin Ala
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PrRsoSAI-The following are among the arrivals

TENsONAL.-Iht IOIIVWIHB uI0 "n1VDb '1V ""''''
at our principal hotels yesterday:
At u. iK,ss HO.ss. Hon Thom. Harrinsioo 0rssS'
0wsfo; Hon John Bsrstow Providence, Dr. G IL
Tnut b.nville 2. Hon. 3. Smith Canada Or Toesrs
P,oy,s,ps, X q. Romano HUI. Lawrence. Mas Geo
Corhs. Providence K Col silss seymour, PiermoGii
Bshep Hop,ns. vermont IT, oms D. Ahen Boston H. d.
kou,s o. 5 n; Andrew C. Elliott. Ns~ Orleans
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RELIEF OF IHE Pooh IN NEwARK.-On Fcday
ev,p,,V the managers Of the recently organized As
soc;ntion for tho Relief of tho Poor hsd nesias -,
WssbiDgton HaD. The amount OF tnoney subscriood
Was reported from the oiiereDt Wards as folio~s;
Frat Ward $3.50: Second, sio5; Third, $3.50;
Eonr,b $50; Filth, sl25; Nlnth, S7O0-tots
81 $50 The visitors nave already ooAmsncvi thsir
la oors ard pum,rous applications are made, where
want sud distress Of the most affecting nature neei
r,I.f Some sad instances were related. AMI among
the suffering are found many industrious Ansrca al
mechanics sick and out Of work, having too much
dignity Of charscter 10 make their wants public.
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EEw.EseLsSD SoCisrT The Porty- hghth annual
gsslering ~ the Spns ~ New. England IN this City
eiil tske place Tomorrow evening at the C1urcn Of
the Messiah IN broadway, on which occasion An Ad-
dress will bo delivered by William NJ Evarts, E-q
wboss name po.-es,os hereditary Distinction in tho
stssry and religious annals of The descendants Of the
purtNns Ills performance viii doubtless c6rres.
pond 10 the interest of the anniversary aud attract
large aud noe, In spite Of he iuclemeot season. wh Oh
brings 10 mini The wiairy b.essn,-s Of Ply,noath
RocA, whom sfst irod b. Pilgrim Zee, The dinner, in
oommsmoraion u the landing II the Pilgrims, ia an
pounccd for the following evening, Friday, Dec. g.
This Interesting festival 10 to DO held at the Astor
Heuse. sod many c"nspicuoss uotabuities arc OK
pesed 10 grace the occasion. Among the guests
ubcee nnmss 10 have henri mentioned, arc Gov
Seward tho Rev. DR.. Lo,hrpp, Of the ancient Brat.
ue-st Church H. Boston, H. u. Dana Jr, whose
early f..e ~ author Of " -Four Years before the
NEST has been al nost psed Of late by his noble
effort. for Freedom and humanity. the Rev. DR.. b.
con the eloquent Connecticut divine and the In
H. G. Deming Of Hartford. The anniversary now
10 be celebrated IL the Two Hundred aud Thirty
Fourth aud We trut u will receive the honor which
has never ben found wanting in previous years, from
to,e who arc proud of their lineage in the land Of the
KnicksrbOckeTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

DYcIiSTs Tux IIoSoR-lsaae PhiliiPs' fusion
ist has addressed note to Ne declining se"' ~ INV
Eiehtb Ward Hard-shell Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

Ius sSow-A IIosX.-we are informed that the
report IN The FIP,css Of the detention OF tram on
the Hudson River Railroad, by snow drift eight
feet deep. OF the sending for snow plough aud
other aid and Of the death, by freezing, OF brake
mas IN the train was fabrication throughout The
Asip on this road well on all Others leading into
he City, arrived at their appointed hours We su'-
psc,ed that the thing was, at least, very great
stretch u truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

RAecED scHooLs-0n Thursday And Friday nel'
In the day and evening the ladies of the Humsu''"
ran Society will hold Fair in Free .'ons HAL
No 600 Broadway, the proceeds Of which will be de-
,s,.d to tho benefit of Miss Dow's Ragged School
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

Ntw.YoRk HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. - Az VIZ
usetipg Of the Horticultural Society, on Monday
evening. the following officers were elected:
P,o.l.t- WILSON u. Hrsr ,,,,, ~, ,,.
Tfes Pyss4sns - John orosh.s wumS Lws"'"
Ahsr.n A Lesse;t Archibald RUSSELL, II - sshehsdn
Trsssw0-Chsfiss y see
E>sydsae S<evefs,y-Peter D. h,a
Ccv,,sp~Sue SECRETARY DR. r. kashA
49,. co,~sa..Nyseos c. Psrssss, Jshn 0rosAOa, W.
W Livsmore - A., .. p.tx
b.-E. C,.~ls<.-Alsxsnder Gordon Issse bsshesah
S,~l Cy~~al.s-Chshss More, TAens Hoss. W. Ger
Cs..xss o. FDs~s s~z Ptsss-J .. Rsseh, nsu~ Net
tSsviis Dsys< soet - ,. -, s..,,. J.b.
I1ssshs Co~ssssss-wnsn C'sa"sss' 'sas 's'''' ''--
- 0.s~Uss-CNlss r. LsAsssy. Inward "Ahss' '9AA
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