New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06

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LAhlS Missionary.
The Treasurer OF the Childrens Aid Society &C.
knowlt6ges the following donations for Thanksgiving
Mr. Va H; y 3D. go Gen f 81 rh'ps'f;Hs gtr LGi.
4lo; KITTY Bert, -; Young Lades IN Mr. Abbot' school
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D. 49, Is Co 20 F.ns a. 6os.o 90 dt Ta;ss
gyins from Hsrdwue Merchants ore hsf 81 Reed 90;
h1i hs' N NJ tySSs NJ sabe. g. S s.m
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Family Collection. per Mr. Psrdee 81 -; w Cav per
Greeley Gas Edsrd Arti1r and Henry IS Total t2S9 g.
T. ne Ehfo- Of he ~ y T1bss,:
SIR We beg to call yoar attention to the following
statement Two young ladies, the daughters of an
English officer who came to this country some time
ago, owing to change Of circumstances at home OK.
pecting that they would have no difficulty in at once
obtaining situations or employment, being well edu-
Gated and willing TO accept OF any situation they could
get and having lost 81 the they possessed
in advertising and Try ing TO support themselves and
being without fIiends having lost their brother here
who their only means Of support, they TN
NlIlDRH ODliEtu now 10 10 tuAFlAl OF Tue
NewYork public as their only hope for the means Of
returning to England and to pay some DEUS due by
them for rent and the means of support ~ they are
entirely destitute Reference 20 the Rev Henry Ward
Beechfr, who has kindly allowed his name to be
used and several Others whose names can be given,
il LecessaIy.
The LATE Collision Of THE HARLEYRuLRoAD-
DEATH OF ANOTHER or THE ISJURED-Mr. Chas.
Day one of the injured by the late collision be-
tween the White Plsirs passenger train and the New
HaveB freiPhttrain. died yesterday mOraing a, No
20 Esst Eighteenth ST. Coroner Donnell held ga
inquest upon the body, and the testimony presented
in regard the collision the same as that taken
during the inquest upon the body OF Mr.. Lawson,
who sso C bis life by the collision. The Jury
dered the following verdict That deceased came 10
"hs death by injuries received on the 22d ult. by
col ision between train Oh the Harlem Railroad, be-
"opgiDg TO that company, and another, belonging to
"the New Haven Company and, having heard the
siid6vs cad that we're taken in the case of John
"Da Sson decease d, further find that said collision
caused by the gross negligence of the conductor
"of the NV Haven ffeight-trsin.' Deceased was
native OF New-York - years of age, and has left
wife and family living in Morrssnia.
STABBED BY RAG PIcKER-A man named John
HaIbeIt engaged yesterday in picking up rags in
font OF the house Of Mr.. Reuben Rollins, No 2lO
Spring and, in order to facilitate his operations,
upset the asbbauel over the sidewalk. Mr. ex
pos Situated with him for 50 doing, when he stabbed
him in the throat with pen-knfe. He was suose
quently arrested and locked up by Justice Clark to
swat the result Of the Injuries.
SERIOUS AccIDEST.-A man named Barney o Neil,
while walking down the steps of cellar at No log
Cherry ct yesterday morning, with upward OF a
dozen ew oy ster knives in his hands, slipped and
fell head foremost the blades o. several OF the knives
ent, ring his face and neck, causing terrible wounds.
He conveyed to the n Y. Hospital by the Fourth
Ward Police.
WtihaInn haid
an inqUest at No. 202 Fifth av., upon the body Of
Michael Tbes, German, % years of age, who acct
dentsy fell from the 4th story Of new building 10
Broadway between Spring aud Prince st.. yesterday
porsipg and was Instantly killed. The jury req.
cered a verdict q accidental death Deceased
a carpenter by TRACE.
WHAT SHALL BE NY HOLIDAY OFFERING =
Nothing be appropriate toEes OF esteem or affection
b. U5 at No SIS sfosdssJ CLOUDY stormy
weather .l the ss fair Rooms easy oil seeess
GAdvs-tisenentI
PHRENoL GY.-EXAMISATIONs, with Charts
and Written Description. Of Character Day and Evening
Works On Phrsuoosy Physiology HydrOpsby and PhouOra
ply, By FowLEEs AID WELLS, No. Sc Brosdway
[Adverti.ernsnt.I
PERTAINS ETHIOPIAN TROUPE offer great
array poys sseor. rHs EyEsSs The troupe are a.
er. tairousss la addition these they have tue
rt.t. and tasty esAbshment Of the ind 10 the Uated
State, vbt viii convince every one thAi the above 10
IAivertsement
NATIONAL THRATER will be grand
performance by the French and American Circus
Cfmpauy Al hi. house THs AFrEssoos. commencing a.
O'Clock n the EyssIss the Cea ComeshJ .ad the dr.Ha
Of Gnderoy" will be performed M.dam roura.is the
great French eque.enne both afternoon and evening
IAdyerisemsntI
CONFIDENCE REsToRED.-The timely rpose
or r,th.r exclamation In rexsrd seeming
p.rt Of numerous besss Of the Hone DEPARTMENTS ss
yitw inter Sc sAtaeton the speadi apparel Of their
wve. bFobes vie with each other IN securing
rich shaw .nh or velvet h'.an. ,dr SSH Is 80 app,D
ber purchase Of superb Linens bl-nrs ,nne
Ain, cost While The .Bthor Al. these pleasures .sd dIhu
exrlts in them Nes-rs bEAko. CLAPr Co No 0i Ofanc
close ther business before The hTa Of January
fAdverts>ment
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.-A Silver Medal awarded
Wis. GSd Toupee. e1hhts the SewYo State Y.f 1884
Back and frOHi Braids. Curl &c Copy the Idore"
BROOKL YN IIEXS.
THy LIeUoa BusIsEss.-John II. Bosehe aud
others who had been convicted 10 the Court OF SEES
lions fer Sc ling liquor without license. were brought
before Juoge Strong of the Supreme Court, ye7ter-
day on wrts Of hsbeas corpus and their discharge
apped for on the ground that the commitment unc er
which they were imprisoned stated oifense punish
ahle hy law and that the sentence Of the Court,
through some legal bubble, was incorrect They we're
discharged.
CRY CouRr-B,fors Judge Greenwood AID A.
Serufn JtIson and SrnOrsoa The Criminal Term
az This Court commenced on Monday since which the
following persons srragped and tired for various