New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
CII Y I'E ~ $.
Uigion TEL vii he given for the fiat time this
season at the Ac -tamy o-Ligh:. see Advertisement


season at the Ac-tcmy to-Ligh:. See Advertisement
S.yrSG oF HoRs- FLESH Tho Forty secO1i s''ca.
DC rbus hoe TO for The ast two Gays be NC oae
,ftceif cor voya ces up md 80 Br adway, rigsei
with = new ssfety sne which o)vis'es 81 danger
of piuD 3 y horses from falling The moth or
shpycry pa,eutpt. The c arc is sHx-d TO tie front
ofnet,Pge duesily uoder tue drivers s'ep-bo.ri.
ano ia courec'ei by straps with the harness and ,d-
de Of each horse in such manner that the moment he
b.girs 20 sip be Is caught by the harness and hid
from "a iug in fact unless his hartes be rten or
81 uefoy fiuy, it ia physically Imp 'ssi'le 70 get
IN down. The 1t If applying this apparatus 70
,bs stsgts DOW running is bu: { a? esch the entire
w-ghtis e., than fifty pounds; and tS w1rking gY5s
srcb euiren' "a stact ths: hear IL s to oe ap'
Ied % peary ell The stages IN our city as rapidly AZ
to,sible. We hope to DO able TO announces within
spoliL thot he lac, fall in cur city OF hore
stocbsd to sn orlriou3 hiss taken place. aud that
i.pcefo.th the barco sirg specacIes Of animal sude-
which our ctr ct btve OF late 80 freely exhibited
will be NUMBERED with things tia. were.
TBY SIGMA Phi FRATERXTY.-Tbe members OF
tits Society sideDt in New Yoik aud invited brethren
from abroad ted their aInus iertivel a. the Everett
a,use. Union square, on Wednesday evening Be
tretn sixty ADD .everty members sat do~n to an
elegant repss, ia the best style of the Everett House
j. dye W w CAMPBELL of the SD 1er!or Court, pre-
aided. On his ngh were SEATED Charles P. Cromwell,
esq ord District Attorney 4. Oske7 Hall and on
his left tire Hon. Alex .oder W. Bradford, and Ed
wsrd Tor kins, $50, OF Binshsmton-
The regular tCss's were a. fol ows:
TIE sign. Phi: wbdcul bath b1lJod her house snd
bswn out BE- pillar, issd. ebs,s fs.oi3n" 'ae
&c
IL. Alb. Of Neu.Yors; IN On ia, fourth Of as'ch
us, foiws'd uNch may reysr wind fuasfA N "ea
~! 10 30 isps mare h..nied ,,,
Tie Bets ofNs~Yok-" Bsesuse Of me ran ~ ny s'ee
,itn mt by cGtGent poured FORM Therefore 90
qbe A ph. Of m.s..ehose.,.-Ths hib strong sb3n
her Re ,iy .bov. hs be en- pare sI,5rd re- sad A'
,srtb & Il is Der COG saTe me NPna o. u '
T. The De. # Es~YOri.
I TIE ,pbs u V,rnont
g The A Ia fhes jersey.
y sam. RDi n-,h.-, wives, d,asht:'', sisters
l.. ILs - y Of etp.E-sd bfe'Afea
To tba,e 81 cu.utltspot ses We're made in the order
OF pauts) BY Charles I. ronveli, esq A. w. Brat
ford. surroe.,e of hi. city, P:of Upson Of Hamilton
Co eqe; Prof Fowler, ,f Rochester Univs si'yi the
Hon. A. Oabey Hal District AuorneS J. \. Ban
tn. esq. of New YorS l.. X. Pangion, Ed,Or Of
Tie Worcester transcript; John A. aesderson aud
E. Toupiirs, ESQ. Volunteer speeches sad senti-
ueps -e,e n en- given BY J T, H. fman T. d. North,
C. A D.viron. Adci.on Sanford John 4. Parson',
s E. Burial, II II. ADdeison, h. ID. Beusd'ct, an 4
oibers, Of New-Yors; Mr.. OscsnJoI, the lecturer on
ru.sey; Dr. De L. NJ ,ntsgnie, Of Fshkili ii. 5.
Munroe, 60, Of Chicago, ard others.
letter was read from John Cochrane 70 the efec'
that scre "hesyy business pfe9entec his attend
| snce.
The occasion developed an amour. Of eloquence
bnsrcy, wit and eIthusia'm lot often enjoyed, and
tie f.ssi,iies were continued I'll oeock-seTen
tours f,,m be tine Of gathering The se ret ch.ra
ter Of TIE soci,y pacss ob,tsae7 In the WY OF %,
tsitg report winch viii account for TIE delay aro
bsevity Of ,htsi bu. from what we can ean Oh ln'
occasion, we ,bould juege tina, he 50 dety was nos
prosperous and The brethren ~ere fully expasnc9d
lie es.entisis Of 80 god tine"