New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

! quoted from jeremiah. Cursed be the m,n hist
urkte b in nan Tor woman and maketh flesh bis
arm. His intense mitigation excited general
smile, end pben be ne-t rg was over Lacretia -a-
almost overwhelmed b. tie congratulations 0. her
frienGs.
Hows TIE VIVID =" North ess, By east, Sir,
sfeaOy end light"
"Ab, an Aud 80 i: hss been Ter fortnight, with
ouly 81 occasional round from east % nor'h,
with and then sPiping breeze of all hands to The
bellows"
"Yes, cir, and the po,a.ses are going. We c,nt
bold much longer. Shall whistle for change"
Whistle yes. | would se. al hands AMI the COOK
to Whistng ii it Won change ths wind
Il, is changing row. sir; there Is thst downeaster
timber schooner coming out with belly full in the
main topssis"
"No,hing bu, an ofshore ebb tide breeze; We have
had such ore every coy until we got about so far
out, and here we have gathered fees-just look at
thtm-drihing lazily about, waiting for chance to
double the Cape. Halo yourself Whist doe' tina.
fellow say ?"
"Hows the wind ?"
Flows potatoes blast you. When do you eT-
pect to get to York Swee, potatoes are twenty
shllinRs barrel and here We are, sad here
We have been fortnight and here We are likely to
be, and not single csrgo of Virgins potstoes in
York. Why, they will stsIve there If the wind don't
change
No they won't captain; though we should like your
potatoes, sc, just a. you .sy-~hich ~e hsppen to
overb.ar BY cur spiritual elegraPh-~e hsynt bar
rel of Virgins sweet pots oes in market.
So we .baIl inquire every morning: How's the
wind until we set breeze from the south. aud the
yirgini. potato fleet al in port; aud your wood
toe; yes, we must have ttst; and then let Il blow;
and if we are all snug don't know as we shall stick
our head up the coupaDion-way again this winter to
inquire, " Hows the wind ?"
After all there is good deal OF mesniDg-a good
deal deper ding upon the answer to th,' question.
There is breeze now and then in Wall street that
makes many slee pess nigh watcher look out early
in the morning and inquire, " Hows the wndl'
Just about good many politicians would
like 10 know How the wind for they as badly of
as the southern coasters they can't get into port and
the cargo is in deplosabIe state Of decay Brandy
won't save it. It's no use to inquire Hows the wind
for il will not change.
We call attention to the advertisement of lecture
by Col. Michse Doheny this evening.
in The German pspers Stature az that the one hun
dred.snds1th anniversary of SchiIlers birthday would
be celebrated at Dramatic h.ll that evening. The
programme included smeng Others an act from Don
Carlos ard the Song of the Bell. Evening came, but
no audience; Schiller was forgotten.
FAREWELL BENEFIT To GsoRGS II. BARRETT ON
HIS RETIREMENT IRON THE The Committee
al tba I,ty ~ arip.an dipy
arrangements for complimentary offering 10 Mr..
Barrett OIL his taking leave Of profession of which
for fifty years and upward he has been prominent
member and an ornament, issue circular asking
cooperation in this in order to make It substantial
tribute TO the merits and worth of one who, no less
for The length of time that be has appeared before
American audiences than for his high deserts, Is so
well deserving Of parting token Of gratitude and
regard" The design, it seems has been long con-
templaed and only delay cd, il is hoped, to be more
briisnt and attractive. The dramatic talent avail able
at this tine will jealousy contribute TO this demon.
straticn, which will take place at the Academy OF
Music, Tuesday evening, Nov. 90, of which full
particulars will be dul, announced
A down.. EASTER IN BAD COMPANY AT o'clock
yesterday morning Samuel S. Pyatt, a resident Of Pc.
Guanuoc. Conn, found himself in bad company at q
low crib in Baxter street. appears that the evening
previous be fell in with female, who induced him to
visit the place with her, and take up quarters for the
night. At TIE hour above-named ne found himself IN
bed surrounded by four or five females, who we're
beating and pounding him, with view OF disabling
him, 60 that be could make resistance while they
robbed him Of his watch, money, &c. He fought des-
perately but finding that he was likely to be ever
powered, he called Justify for help, and the girls then
became frightened and fled Policeman Gaughsn OF
the Sixth ward made hs appearance, and sue.
ceedee in capturing ere Of the girls named Matlda
Green, but the Others made a successful escape.
Pyatt, from whose face and rose the blood was
streaming, was attended by physician, and yester
day afternoon was able 10 appear at the Police court,
and enter a complaint against the females. Matilda
was taken before Justice Welsh, and locked up to
answer the charge. The po Joe are in search of her
accompees.
Tgr couRrs.-The court Of Oyer and Terminer viii
resume its term, agreesby TO recess this forenoon.
The trial of Judge Stuart for alleged receiving Of brbe,
and also those of Baker and Others, charged with the
murder Of Poole, have been set down for to-day The
calendars in the other courts have already been pub
lshed The general term Superior court owing to the
illness Of Judge Bosworth in the country, will not sit
mex. week There wi be three trial branches at that
time
CRY MoRTALITY.-From the repor. of the city in.
specer we learn ,hs. there were 29l deaths in ibis city
las. week OF whom lO3 were adults and ls3 children.
Among the OF death were the following Bron.
chi.is Q; consumption, 80; convulsiors infantie,l
%; Group Il; dropsy in the head, III scarlet fever
-; inflammation of the brain, 81 infta nns,ion of
lungs, -; msrssmus fnfante,l Il; old age, T. There