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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

rg he comp exon and eradcsng all pmpes or frsckes
IN n the foe. FgTEDGE Co.. Frank n-square Ne~'foni
for "a q by T. II. RING. Broadway aud al DFuEsists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

SrrcIDr { aihariue Hodges, an Irish woman, "
Ease comm 81 suici h-f residence IN tii'y--coni-
r.ar The es-rfh-sv Thursday night ~ tssns ~ me
che had IN The habit Of 1n1kns t5 som I'm "
- rrc..d 10 b. he Cause the Coroner tinni- ga
sr inquest cu Tie body and verdict Of snie de was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

Fall IRON CART-Thomas Bailey, csrmsn Nv :
ia Wee, Wshr psoe. e from his car VINE s,,
rnS the corner II Hammer and Green J-sfefy
- %. - severely INJURED that bis recovery IpVosos
U. "a. oouvpvei r. IS family ~ Othcer osodrch-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

This evening the English Opera Troupe will give
the fatoriie opera Of "The Child OF the Regiment
for tie last time. On Monday viii be produced the
Grown Diamonds Of Donize:t. This fayOrte
place OF amusement i literally patrosized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

Tie Board OF Councilmen last evening passed
large number Of resolutions Of no very important
cl aracier. A memorial from the Census Marshas,
a,kiIg for consultation with Committee o. the
Poard in reference TO the taking OF the Census Of the
City and County of New-York, wa introduced by
Mr. C,nover, President Of the Board, and on motion
OF Mr. Dunlap was referred to the Committee on Sal
aries and Offices. We are told that the City au'hori-
ties are determined that full and accurate Census
OF tie City shall be taken and that the Marshss
shall have no cause Of complaint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

FInT ~ MlNET1A-LANf.
The alarm Of fire shortly after Il O'Clock vest rda,
morning was occa.ioned by Mrs. Andrews, residing
of No Miretta-lane setting her clothes on fire BY
some means or Other, while lsborng under temporary
insanity. The flames were e1iinguishei by Officer
SANFORD assisted by citizens, not however before
Mn. A. was severely burned sbost the body. She
was conveyed TO the Fifteenth Ward Staton-ilouse,
and attended by physician, who did all in his power
to alleviate her sufeiings.
TIRF n JANTs-sTIP.
Tie alarm Of fire at late hour Ihursday night was
caused by some people probably Indians kindling a
fire upon Fix or eight bricks laid upon the floor over
Brush's Clothing Store Ne James-slip The fire
was e1iingushed before the premises had sustained
any damage.
FIRE ~ FTTTFSTH-sr.
Last night about 10 O'Clock q fire broke ont IN n
stable in iioenihst. near the Fourth-ay., ami before
tie flames could be subducd The building partially
destroyed. carpenter shop adjoining also took fire
and vas considerably damaged. Loss about $500.
A. Engine Company No. il was proceeding up
Broadway with their apparatus one Of the members,
Edw ard Campbell, was thrown down and run over.
The vlocs passed over his arm causing severe iniu-
re. He was taken home where he received medical
ATTENDANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

We learn from The Albany Argus that the Lowell
Institute of Boston has invited our townsman GEORGE
WILLIAM Curtis, Esq, 10 deliver one OF ITS courses
Of lectures next winter and that he will accordingly
give st lectures on the Modem English Novel'sts.
The brilliant literary success Of Mr.. Curtis renders
tbs announcement occasion ofsurPrse' though the
Lowell Institute Is the mos, distinguished and eIsean
of the similar institutions in the country We rus'
the Mercantile Library Associ., ion will secure Tor the
public of this city On opportunity of hearing the same
course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

Fatal RAILROAD AcCIDEST.-Dennls Burke, late
n. ~ Rooege tL who took Lodgings tbs raj rack n
: sih q viii dunk Monday GIT and ~-s run over cd
x.,efdav the spfs from the Injuries thea rec d. taf
diver q the no - which deceased was n
sRse 4 object bn- thu traeS until burt- = run
r,,r Coronsr ODonn.n held inquest the bdy today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

ArIF6FD RrRGrART.-W. 4. Norton of No. -
pros1way trpesrei the Jefferson Pole Court y-riay
,d cor his having been entered an ro91 4
= worth Of eenieueu's furnishing goods re e1a-s-i
William Thomson. Of the b1zsr arrested ne cly Pr
xors ison with the robbery aud ftnti
ne o the goods In Thompsous possession a. hs IL
animation a. set down for to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

acknowledgements is made to the Mayor that
g. shipder. No. es3 Hous.onst. sells liquor to child
rem, exciting juvenile shindies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

THF OCTAS BASK FORGTKE>.-The Grsnd~Iury
having found indictments against Smith Dunning. IT,
and James :. Cunning. in connection with VIM
McGurkin. the late paying-teler of the Ocean Bank
Of this CITY. for the forgeres on the said bank in De-
toier last. the parties Yesterday arrested by
Officers Spicer and Bo-twck Of the Court Of Sessions
on bench warrants and held to bail to answer the in
dictmen,s Bail was given for each in 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

NV DR,NA.-The new story entitled The Watch
man has already been dramatizei, and we are in
formed viii be played Amos, Immediately after the
book IS issred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

Killed BY THE C,Rs.-We Learn that an Irishrnan,
name unknown, WAS killed last night near Peek kill
by being run over by train Of cars. Our reporter
could not ascertain the particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

ForNDISos.-Of Clark discovered Yesterday
among the ruins OF the City Hall fine healthy baby
apparently not iwohours old-was wrapped IN an OLD
flannel skirt. However il seemed 10th to leave its
now home and began TO cry whenit was taken away.
Tie officer placed it in charge of the Superintendent
Of tie Ams-lIouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

R,SpAII's IsIASD BoYs.-A detachment Of the
Randals Island Boys paradcd in front of the City
Hall on Thursday afternoon and went through with
military evolu,ions with the and nonchalencs
Of a corps Of wel-dried 'ldery. These orphan and
friendlees boys were accompanied by Gov. Duke.
one of tie boys made neat little speech to Col Ming
the MAYORS representative, who in return responded
in be behalf of tho City authorities, predicting a
brilliant future for these children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

CgrRcE FOR DEAF MrTFs.-The address which
was delivered short time since at st. Bartholomew
Church, detailing the incidents which have marked
The progress Of this undertaking, will be repeated %
morrow evening, the e7th inst at Galway Church.
1t is hoped that all interested in the success OF this
recently formed parish will be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

Tie La Fayetto Fusiliers. Capt. McCauley. have
decided to witt Norwak, Conn. on the occasion Of
their Anniversary. 2ls, June next The Fus- are
a corps OF many year standing in this city, belong
irg to the 18th Regiment, and Of Acknowledged emf
renee IN their military ro.ition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

Az OH WoNAs-A lady conn lans to the Mayor
that she is % years Old and thinks she ought to have
a pension for living 80 long She wants money enough
to take her to her native place, Hanover Co., Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

B,sE.BnL.-There will be a match game Of base
ball PLAYED between the Gotham and knickerbocke
Cluhs Of the Red House Harlem on Friday. June /
and match on Friday. June IS, at the Elysian Feds
Hobokeu. between tie Eagle and Empire Clubs. Bod
commence at 3 O'Clock. Two other matches in JUNE
-Knickerboeker and Eagle and Gotham and Eagle
time not fixed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

TRICK on IBg STREET-swEEPISG MAoHISE,.-u
tie sreot-swecphg machines find friends in all lovers
of clean streets, they Dot without enemies. Dt-
carts with tai-boards hose have been driven or the
week past over portion OF Broadway above Spring
81. which is being cleaned by the machines. The
Mayor has received memorial from merchants sni
Others doing business between Spring and Houston
st. calling attention to ihi- subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04
THE LATE MURDER IN TRINITYPLACE.

Coroner o Donne yesterday held so inquest AZ the
First Ward Police Station, in Rector ct, upon the
body Of Eliza Hammond, who was murdered At No.
"a Trinity place on the evening of Monday last, By
her hubbard. Thomas Hammond. considerable
amount Of testimony was taken, but portion of il
had ciroct bearing upon the case, except that OF
Thomas Malone, Il No. % Trinity. place who stated
that be was at Hammond house on Monday morning,
and Hammond in bis presence asked his wife for
some money he had given her TO keep for him. she
gave hin g. but this not being the sum required, be
slspt 90 Der face; shortly after this, Hammond and
hs wife went 20 the house OF the witness where they
rpeli most Of the day, but a, 81 clock in the alter
loon, return ca 10 tneI home IN the basement OF No
"a Trinity place; Hammond had drank considerable
smount Of liquor during the day: and by o clock
wes intoxicated. IL was about this time that he com
menced the violence VII ch resulted IN the death ~
Lis vile. At : clock Malone was passing the house
when lie heard Hammond kicking something In the
basement, and on entering, discovered him oeatng
his wife who was deaf Malone asked HIM Il II wa,
uurcer he was committing the later answered.
.sNes and remarked that he wished he mai killed
Nj. .,fe long since. There no light IN the room
ard Malone procured one. and helped Hammond 70
place the cead body OF biz wife upon the bed ia n
u ond Their threatened 10 serve Malone in the same
snner if lie told an! thing about the murder alter
which be sald be going 10 take sleep, and then
laid down beside the corpse. Malone went out 10
Iusut Of policeman, but before he returnei the
ItlELccI- Hdo cscV'eIeu sHO 'Si' oAp 900 W
arc two office n had been procured, who found lam
uond asleep.
Other testimony was taken, shoSOg thsl Ham
mold had been dfspaied and desperate man, sad
that servant girl living in Brooklyn, hal been in
the habit If visiting his house, Gnd assuming the au-
thorty OF vile. The medical testimony showel
that the Ijures received were the cause Of death,
end the Coroner Jury rendered tue following YER
dict: "Tha, Eliza Hammond came to Der death 81
WOUNDS inflicted by Ter hubbard, Thomas Ham
mobd' Upon the rendition OF the yeruct, ii ,n-
rc nd was committed t. prison The deceased Sas a
native of Ireland 80 yesrs Of age The pr soner is
about 30 wears of age and native OF Ireland also.
He was Iaborer employ ed in the Bonded arehoase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

tendency to obH'erste the geographical dntI1enons
which threaten tie permaneney of our Federal unon,
and that sectional parties once formed. eAnnos -
tcs The Union cree severed, Is gone forever-.eiie
every political organization which not seetos.i
use and progress snd then 9 decline and ,an-,ne
quarrel for the spos being sone sufficient 10 ee" IL
10 .,ou. q. soon a. il obtains power.
Touerro~ the land grsdIstI bill - to De 80
amended as prever: l.nd speca s'oFs from reAr1ns
FOR un.s At he expense OF the actual settlers Ice
South viii support these amend snts IA order - 90
,.., with The p,c.ssty or obigation OF passing the
homestead. Il ia Low understood thu; Mr.. ii latter
bill including LANDS for railroads, &c, will be m,de
an sdninis aon liz s1d that il u the inienuon
20 push the homest sd 70 the val But sisT rnonas
ago the pro. ,-cis for the homestead exeeueD.
yh.rce tLls change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

u. s.f.. q car fspss ty kosAss' forsss bot ths ar,
-. el "a. Oar f>nds eSea
no .t,td the sh0ek Of The Of ard ss
.rss hat alec bsev positively that sron % oar f
,sS;,o red, ssosS approach the % Eeo-sasa
a.. s,f..t.S esls n0ksf ssaated vosid RAJ sader
P,.T. b.nr.r Tee ~- snss hat ony tae pre- nee OF
a., b.v.S Chef vorth army and hss nance,
void sscse-s ~rihoui tie -s snt1e
az soab, We counted Tins r-scnoa, v- seev tnA
o with rvr.-ed strength; nsT
stronger $50 positively !, orsed mt ~,
80 through tt> Ornec' aTsilrr th-s-iVs q
-, ,,,, -r~es.r-s. ~hch the Provinces % Gz,Jns
,rd ..,rr. IRIS trc- sn- ms-5 more tssn n''
-, all o. A. v,ni.h.c ia. roote "a
.reo--tetse Ffr-tr BERG ale 70 the pr " Ne~
YorE >. ss-- Il 're-e II act - rsf ses-'es
s--.---sJ ~. fzy .ret with ce.- t-1 b-,T- CHe
Ps,r e. sote r-Tcsnee1 - rs s;- AID tae
cou CT ieses reading = the iaa1. Of I'H
cse q { CE-sE,o
DO YOU ertertain, .o-r any dcub. as 70 the real
Object Of those vessels think not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04
TERRIBLE FIGHT on SHTPBOARD.

4 officially occurred on Tuesday nigh, on bosrd
the .hip james Foster Jr, lying in the Est River
of the foot Of BeeAma between Henry C-oss
Thomas Frarklin and Thomas Conner. the mates OF
the vessel and Peter Brown, the carpener, which
resulted in Cross the frs, mate, having his throat cut
BY knife in the bands of Connor, third nate. The
difficulty occurred between hese t~o men at first; and
q fehi ersued. in which Conner cut two frigh,fu
gashes in the neek OF his sdvesary-oue on the right
ans the other on the le side, and meeting under the
chin. The wounded man, while the blood Wa flow
ing profusey from bic neck drew pistol and red Il
at Conner, tae bal striking lis and Featuring
orc Of the bones, and the vsd and powder badly
burning his face. Frsnkhs, the second mate and
Brown, the carpenter then interposed to prevent
further violence but instead Of doing this, the parties
got into general fight, which was finally quelled BY
the int ference Of Others. As possible Gross
wa. conveyed 10 bis residence, No. Sc Wa.ts. and
there attended BY Dr.. Mott who considers mis- recov-
ery in prob able The other mates and the carpenter
were attended by the ships surgeon. Al late hour
of tie night Capt. Leonard of ths Second Ward Po-
lice received information OF the fight, and sent OH
GERS DE Lorey and Nottingham to board the vessel;
but they we're unable TO do so, and watcher during
tie night The following morning they got on DO ard
and arrested CeDDor a charge OF stsbblDg Gross,
aid he Was committed to prison by Justice Osborne,
but placed under the care Of DR.. Covl physician 20
the prison The affair will be fully investigated ss
soon as the parties able to appear in Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04
FIRES.
FIRE IL WATER-sT.


Yesterday morning about } o'clock, Gre broke
out in the large buildings Noe II and - Water ST..
corner of Oldshp, occupied. with the exception OF
the third and fourth floors, by Messrs o. & A. Wet
more, Wholesale grocers. The fremen OF the dsirc;
were early on the ground bu; before they could ex-
tirguish the flames the stock consisting Of teas sa-
gar., ccfees, liquors, &c. was mostly destroyed.
The buildings were bodily damaged. No. Il was
owned BY Mr.. Sesbur,, and No 10 by Mr. southar,
s1d probably damaged 10 the extern, Of about g., 90
each. The third and fourth stHies were stored full
Of cotton belonging 10 different lrties. large
Quality Of this material had been taken into the
premises during the previous afternoon, and the FIRE
s supposed TO have been osssed by spontaneous COM
busion. Mesxs. We;more slOss will notial far short
Of CSC. 0Oc-irsureG az follows:
Lori AID Ius Co... a. Usios Mutual LIS Co... IS 90
CIV Ifs Co......... 5ro Log and l.A CO... sou
Asfc- la Co.......s... 5vr
NsrnfsciErsEs las Co. lg9to IStA eSo--'V
After the IRE had been eI;inguished in the above
named buildings second fire broke on, in the upper
story Of No. 90. adjoining, occupied by d. +. in-
nan s. Co. Wholesale druggists. The irenen, being
on the ground soon eItinguished the aanes-not,
however, before the third and fourth stories were
much damaged. The entire stock Of drugs aud
Chemicals in The buildings ives greatly injured by
water LUss not known Partially insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

are high and rocky, with deep water clcse to the
shore. The wind blew from the northwest, and
must have been terrific. An officer Of the steamer
samson stated TO me that his ship aid nearly
alongside the Prince and that after strong gus, OF
,leet and hail nothing Of her remained visible. she
had sunk at her a. chorage, IN very deep wa'e,
Never before was .ch storm known in the Black
c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

ARRrsrs FOR PAssISG CovNrrRpEir Nu.,
iiceren Nichols ard Farro Of the EeveutA wrl
pisht arrested ssrsh Aekernsu fir1 shepard ss>,
D-,o. eh.r.,s 9th r.s.its counterfeit g. NJ, saki
R.ri ., N,.stf,, sn3 % the Ses lork a. ~ -,
A. pRrkns " Y On. q the 6fss s.ned bls - .eas
p,yo- 20 Nathan Goidfssel Of No 20 s~see<
"a. cser.d By the Wculsn shePpsc % Joes,I
10 e He aston who refused % take II; ss4 =. y,
NJ yc,t ,ra FIRE h.iswo psss-d b. SsrsA ~ -
N,hu-, D-v o. 81 Fous;sn-st TIE p-isoses vSs~as
,,S ~ Ja.sice Vood f'r ersnisstion II = tsak 80
lsrse ram ser Of these bills have eeeo ei'ealseS -
e,th .uc rhi-teenfh srSs snd pe'soss having -.
are requested 10 call a. he vssrx Msrtei foles esI -
balls .fe dsisd Jan. l. 1854. ara arc poorly stecset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04
CITY ITEMS.

GEOGRAPHICAL SocIITY.-The AnauA Address
before this Society will be delivered BY it, Presien
Dr. Hawkes., 8, The New-YOrk University, to CON-
neroe at clock. Members, and lsie. and gentle
men interested, may eIpec; rare ,res. in hearing
this Address. Tickets to be had Of the Committee Of
ArrsI cement, or a. the Sccieiys Rooms, before 5
o'clock IN the evening. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04
observation-disclosures and DehBi,icux ,

Ors.r.-The Social Faculties AN,ri'E'Es'-srsa n,
ArSuer attraction etc. CoSJUcsL LoVr-Uaies h a. 4,
-, ;,,,i--t P.srSr,l Loyg-csre Of oa.srse - a
tCurs FHiFNpsHfP-Sccz4fv uniGn srd cinsias Il ts,a
lNERaEir,rtvEstss-Lcve OF hone and coaa'fy csssn1
St.s-f usiu. 20 fe rspelli's dsssss ExNpiasfss 20
eh.ris aud written description. BY PEor Fo"tn Aa
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

THIS Is 4 BUSINESS CoMuUSIry-Drsss a

cr .lenla he uphrovn 10 tbe American hi0 NJ
fore ,yerv ctl.n thoud b well grounded IA ths ~ a.
rer,she requisites Of competent ou'ine.. nian ~ Dec
k.3,- - penn.rshin hes. essentials az sss -
tnu.ht AZ CoLpsNIrHs. No So Srosfsy iH an ~ h
char.e. Til. iedacti,n however Temporary ,nfn0 u
30 not appi, early viii not enc, nc oenrhi wy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

Nor on PAPER PRESSED on CANvN-n.
col, real nfv-.irs PHo spss msie really % 49, -.
tushcd - on tho-e d1ne By Roo- M ~ 49,
,crusr Of Fr,rtnst Cal ard them. and es.r~ ~
shsv are ,sk-n PAPER snd pasted the c.nva -
hs,'sk or3iasry DsveT-eotvp~s can hss- fhnn Sn.~s
life sire Every s.yle 81 Pietae t.kso % Gsd 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

RAoGrD ScHooL LEcrrRs.-Mrs. +. Fowler
". D.. Lectures this evening. 81 :. clock. ST No
o.; SIth-av. to ladies only for the benefs Of the
La6ie. Humanitarian School, Miss Dovsl Sab
isc,: Ph, sioiogy illustrated by French model draw
ircs and skeletons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

Tie Furs At Auction, sold THIS d

Tie Furs az Aucton, sod THIS nN !
IL II LrEps Co.'S No 10 Nassau ct oNp~s Z
sp..t rruue ard Sable ever offered At suction Il
I n HAvLrY No 81 John .t ). the msnnfas,au ~ I
warrant. every Arice rh, 70 rare chance fsfhess
th,N VII fud every Mind Of good Fu!' In a.. ''Jes S
ift NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

HArr . league, half a league
HSn . League onward,
An 20 the valley Of Death
Rode The si1 hundred.
Into the valley Of death
Rode the Elk bur dred,
For up came an order which
Some one had blundered.
'Fo.wud, the Light Brigade
Take the gums, Nolan sid.
INTO the valley Of Death
Rode The siI hundred.
Forward, the Light Brigade
No man wss there damaged,
No, though the ssldier knew
Some one had Numbered:
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs no, 10 reason why,
Theirs bu. TO do and die,
Into the vslley Of Death
Rode the six hundred.
Cannon 70 right Of them,
Cannon to left Of them,
Cannon in front of them
volleyed and Numbered;
Rormed at ~ith shot and shell,
Boldly they rode and well,
Into the Jaws Of Death,
Into the mouth Of Hell
Rode the six hundred.
Flashed all their ssbors bare
E1ashed all al once in air
Ssbring the gunners there,
Charging an army, while
All the world wondered:
Plunged in the battery smoke,
With many desperate stroke
The Russian line they broke;
Then they rode back, but not
Not the Elk hundred.
Cannon to right OF them,
Cannon 10 lief, OF them,
Cannon behind them
Vol,ey cd and Numbered:
S,ormed at with shot and shell,
While horse and hero fell,
Those that had fought 90 well
Came fron the jaws Of Death,
Back from the mouth Of Hell,
An that was left Of them,
Len Of elk hundred.
When can their glory fade
o the wild charge they made
All the world wondered.
Honor the charge they made
Honor the Light Brigade,
Noble six hundred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

THIS ard To- MORROW EVENING

THs ard To- MORROW EVENINGS doc n.
per.ofr,sees for The pr...ptl Of PssH,ns rsesss -
ri,x TIE th,rsa nds who have promised the nseivs
pre uil see the rece-sity Of b-iug rr-ssut -
oec,.ion. named DoN GIcvANNi Tor the as ua-s 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

GAS, GAs,-GAs FIXTURES, OF new lssp'
ard uusurr..-ed workmanship. will be found = ~
Manufacturing Depot Of AEcHss, VIVA NJ
Bro.asay, ..o new portable Gas APPAssrrs. h sssr
rss.denees church hes and factories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

NOVELTIES TOR BALLS AND soiRErS-,Isr
received Per ..e ...m.r. ssplendd .s'o'uss, N,.,
Fn brciSsrsd CkAFE Rosrs. Also CRsPs oE rsts 0ap
rtxr .ns rf.sVrs OF the lai~-t Partisan stvl-s
UBsoEtL. PRISON LsNt. No 81 asfs,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

RlS OyrR-A man named John w.
yesterday a. the eorrs< Of G-.ezveA a. - - -
~ bach Ne -. ard severely n lgreS lie
Ne. Yeit Hosiits ~ he Poke VssG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

THr BATTLE OF NEw-ORLEASs.-The Veterans OF
The War of 1919 intend concentrating the FOrteth
Anniversary OF the Battle Of New.Orlesns by grand
military and civic ball. q, NiblOs saloon, on Monday
evening. January 1855. Tickets for The s0ires may
be obtained at Halls and other music stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

PHOTOGRAPHS. (plsin and colored, at baAprs
IN the hishe.t style OF the s;fe cabinet "A ie s<
BEapNs are the onv Photosrspre ever taten Nhss
feet without retoGeAinz NJ. 80 bfotdssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

PRO6KIss OF RTLIrT.-We are receiving many
and valuable response. from The country 70 ogf cal
FOR help for tie destitute Of the City; hG; cannot
frd space TO Prin; the accompanying eonnunic.-
-cns. Among recent receipts We hs~e 81 frOn
W. W, Brooklyn, Conn o. from A. ". b, North
Ferri.bu,h, VI. ss ard box Of c O,hes from D. K
A;1sboIo; e. from Harriet, Schoolc-sf, Mich, o;
fron "ore sho deeply ynps;hiIes 81 from
n. c. T, Mexico, n. / sS from l. W, Oson-
Ssgs Co, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04

f.sxvs CossrUs Doors and ss0Es, for tenaafns
No ~ Broadway cor OF bicems e., SssIek