New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
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AsTI-SLAvrRr LEoIUBE-Ths evening the Rev.
/ THEODORE PARKER Of Boston viii speak on the sub.
jet OF Slavery, a. the Tabernacle. Probably no
in tie United States has studied the subec, pro-
toundly, and certainly Is cap ,be thaa he
of presenting it in clear and convincing light. 1t
will be necessary. we think, TO go early, in order to
secure seas.
Mr. Davenport greeted las. night at The Broad
way, by large and fashionable audience and his
representation IL Hamlet" for the first Tins in
New-York, received very cordial Endorsement He
was called on: at the fall Of the curtain aud made an
exceedingly modest, uostereotyped speech Of thanks
Complimentary Ball was given on Saturday
evening at the Cbnese Assembly Rooms, by his
friends TO Mr.. Thos. II. Bell. Several Of the men-
bers of Sheltons. Ai,kens, and RobinsOns Band vol
uneered their services and the music was, Of
excellent The bsli was handsomely attended, and
proved substantial compmeft 10 Mr.. Bell
The remarkable Miss Coutts who has so constantly
followed Mario ID not going to Europe with him. she
will remain in this country, for some considerable
tine at least.
Sixty dollars was the sum offered yesterday for six
first class seats at the farewell. Of Grs and Mario.
pretty good price we should say but it did not bring
the seats.
The Board of Aldermen at their meeting last even
ing received Message from the Mayor in relation to
City railroad accidents and sleigh riding casualties
and Transmitting an Ordinance intended to remedy
the evil Report was submitted by the Commit zee
on Police in favor of increasing the forces in some OF
the Wards and after an exciting discussion, post
poued. Aid. Howard, in support of the paper, eI-
pressed his indignation at the rowdies and thieves
in all parts of the City, whom he alleged visit his
Ward every night 10 create disorder and inure the
morals of his cor stuents. In some cases, he says,
be has been obliged in his official capacity to resort
to rather rough measures with such characters.
BOARD OF SuPERvrsoRs-Feb. 1s.-There was a
meeting of this Board pursuant to adjournment, but
excepting the presentation of three four petitions
for the correction of tax which were referred, moth
ing was done.
The final Getting Of the Perham Git Committee,
OF 1853 vas held last evening" and the time for tue
distribution Of the property remaining on hand ex
I ndcd two years b. s Adams presided, and Robert
Beatty acted as Secretary. This is the Seyes-Mile
Mirror enterprise which was drawn at Georgetow,
d. c., February, 1854.
THE MARKET BANK ENBEzzLENEsr-The exam-
nation Of VIM. Post Sackett late paying teller OF the
Market Bank, who stands charged with embezzling
s25 600 OF the funds of the bank which to have
taken place yesterday, was postponed until o'clock
this afternoon in consequence Of the unavoidable alb
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feuse who was detained in the Superior Court Judge
Beebe appeared az counsel for the bank. The de.
PENDANT is connected with of the most respecta-
be families in the City, and the investigation will ex-
cite considerable interest.
CHARGE OF SLLLIso LOTTERY Policies Sergeant
Martin of tie Second District Police Court, yes'er
day arrested John Horton doing business at No. 60
Hsmuer-y ct, and Tbomas Durance and William E.
Bogmt, Of No. 562 Huison-st charged with selling
lottery policies. The complainant is VIM j. Robin
SOD of No. 60 PeIryst who states th At be rec emily
purchased lottery tickets called gigs and :" sta
time of the accused, for which be paid them sums
of money varying from SIX cents to 90 l2 each. lie
further adds that the accused deal largely in lottery
policies and that their places are the resorts Of large
humber Of buyers Of such articles They were taken
before Justice Davidson, and he'd to bail, each in
$500, 10 al swer
ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals 10 town, we
notice the following:
Al n. IRVING HousE-Hon Js,ob Broom, Pspni; Aex'
.ldsr GoOddse Newfoundland. Col w. n Newton, y
Psuls min }; Sterling Thrower. Mobile. Ais VIM H.
sbuDpsy, O.~esoi D. Randall Lcni'yilis tkyl s,ml:
n Ps,heru ell Phlsd W. p weservelt, Phisd gilbert
Cobsdon Prov'se &c Col Gavin Townslsy, vi Hen
AP era I'ds .:n P sr,ss.S; Gspi Hooper BATH
Attte ST NloHoLAs-Hon. W Bocoek. virsinl. Hon.
C Robin.on Rheee i'lsrdi Judge Lyon, L3a'sns = A
Grsy Boston; King David Campbell Pittshed; Oeaa Rich
mord Buffalo, Hon Alfred Kelly. Ohio; ID Phillips d,i
% Isp.ley Phirde iphs; n '. Nns,or. Cnein. at Z L.
Ths,sr stsfor southsek Jsmesyie John Gris-
void Toy: Thom.s Aiken, Staten Island Finten Lon
Thon,s L. Robinson Boston; II. W. CHARLES, Richmond;
G. Reed Boston; T. C. Wilson, DO X T. Morris Rich
noId; " II Morse Cleveland. o A Pesrsn, Paris
ISFANrIcIDE-An Inquest Wa yesterday h74d oy
co-o,er oponne at the of Mrs Peer No Is Church
upon the body Of Efknt found IN In the re, Of the
above pr.uie. The medical evidence went 10 show that
the ehld yas born alive. and had died from sufoe,ton
colonel the family arsted o. suspicion OF being
the mother child but the evidence sgsns her wa not
deem ed sufficient and .te diehsgsd The following yer
Diet BY the jury: That deceased 70 his
sink Of house No is Chuehst
and that infant the opinos Of tins Jury thrown
into the sink By parties to unkno~n
FATAL FAIL THROUGH A HATcHwAY -Coroner
Wilhelm held inquest the HexYork Jsps
uroa tie body o. WI Mckinney, naive OF Ire s.
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