New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05


of the Ac acemy--will come off tonight.
Now there be here any taste for high art in music
ANYTHING beyond hectic desire OF novelty-let the
occasion fill the house over and over again.
Most assuredly the solo parts of the Prophet were
more satisfactorily given in New York than 10 Paris
and see no reason why the same preference for the
he me production of this work should not be fairly es-
tablished again.
NERcAYTIIE LIBRARY AssoCIATroN.-Mr. Thack.
cray will deliver his second lecture this evening at
o'clock. Subject George H."
LrcRETA MorT.-The announcement. in THE
E,EsISG TRIBUNE of Saturday, and in other papers,
that this distinguished iaker preacher would attend
the Rose st eet meeting yesterday the result ola
mistake on the Part ofthe friend who gave the in
formation. The error, however, we understand wss
OILY as TO the time appointed for her appearance
She is expected to attend the meetings referred to in
that notice en- Sunday ne1t.
Tie Common Council will commence the Novem-
Der session this evening, with very hesvy amount of
business which demands their prompt action. Beside
the ordinary routine Of subjects there remain the
building of City hall, concurrence Of the Board of
Aldermen in the appointment OF los commissioners OF
seph Walker contract the vexed question OF Matsells
nativity, and the claims Of VIM. u. Reynolds on the
offal contract 1t Is probable that some definite &C
ton will be taken on these subjects after election. 1t
is hoped that the new City hail. the most important
subject before the Board Of Aldermen for concur.
renee will meet with the attention i. demands.
DEMOCRATIC cRAsH-Two MEN ISJURED.--A plat
form which had been improperly constructed in Tomp
kris square for the Soft Shell Democrats who held
mass meeting there fell on Friday night with tre-
mendou, crash, carrying with itsa large number of
public speakers then on tie scaffodipg Several
buried beneath the ruins but none f)runstey were
bsdly u ured except DIR. Edward ID. Conrery one OF
the democratic candidates for coroner at the APP
proschDg election and Patrick Wall. Mr.. Connery
received some severe Commissions and internal injuries
which may jeopsrdize his life. He was promptly at
tended by ply sicsn and sferTard conveyed to his
reeideI &C. where he lies in very critical condition
Wall received bad fracture Of one of his legs, and
otter injuries lie was taken to the hospital for treat
ment Considering the large number OF persons on
under and about the rckety platform at the time of
the crash it is surprising that several we're not killed
outright
STATE DISPATCHES Among tie Battles passengers
Z.
of dispatches fiom the United States legation at Lon.
don to Secretary Marcy.
TEE coURTs.-Tbe Superior and Circuit courts will
commence to day their November trial terms. The gen.
eral term Of the Supreme court will also commence.
The calendars have been already published. The
general term Of the Common Pleas also meets FOR the
bearing OF arguments.
CRY MoRrAIITY.-The report of the city inspector
eyes 1863 as the total number Of deaths during the
past week, viz: 20 men, II women, l22 boys, aud
100 girls There were IS death Of eOnsuu ption, OF
congestion Of the lungs, % Of Inflammation OF the
lungs 10 OF bronchitis, of congestion Of the brain,
II Of disrrhes, Of dysentery, Of Inflammation oil
the towe 81 Of dropsy in the head oftyphas fever,
90 of convusions IL OF Group, 10 of scarlet fever 20
Of marasmus, 4 OF teethng, Of small pox, and OF
hopping cough There were also prepasure biz rs,
81 cares Of siiiborn, deaths from old age, and
from violent causes. OF the whole number SO wee
inmates Of the public Institutions The following Is
the Classification of dise ases Bones, joints, &c, p
brain rerves s2 gfnerstive organs S; heart and
blood vessels s; lungs, throst, &c. 49, skin &c',
end eupive fever, 10; tlbor, and premature births,
IS; stomach, bowels AID other digestive organs, -;
uncertain seat and general fevers 10; urinary organs,
:; old age, 7; uIknoWD, =. Inc nauVlby S5osc S'ts
$50 natives OF the United Stses So of Ireland - OF
Germany, and 10 Of England.
DHATH OF MAJ. PAULDIyG's wIDow.-Died, at her
residerc NEAR Peekskil Oct. q, sged seveuty-one
years Mrs sspriDe, daughter Of the sts Isaac Denike
and widow Of Major John Psuliing Of Revolutionary
memory Mrs. Serrne had been member OF the
Methodist church for many years.
VEHICLE AccIpENrs-A young man named Patrick
rcpohoe. IN The employ Of Mrs Hscter Of No rs Yves,
Thirty street. fell frr ais cart on Ssturdsy eVeniok sa1
ore wheels paced ais eff es re.rly .eyerng r
The bocy. he taken TO the Nev-fork hospital
Magsret Jores q girl aged twelve years was run
ever Of the Of Greenwich .nd ANN md street on ssar
esy AFTERNOON hons and gig s1d dangerously inafsd one
attended drug and s,eT yard taken 10 ne et
Of Der ps-sEts, IN Thirty rIih street, Ge3 Es'eI'A
ayen1e
A Mr.. James Gsrdrer was run over az tbs corner OF
Pearl clip Saturday rfEt ~ dose esrsss
No. 10 Severely be wn taken 70 ne seW'fork
hospital.
Patrick Hale had his legs terribly crushed at po
fi-s meeting m runpCns square Friday evsntns where
platform fell him he sent 20 The New fok hospital
ASSAULT WITH A KsIFE.--A man named McQuafe,
virs in Wsier street James sir h.d quarrel .ad sEht
with Bis sister n.~ Mary MeQ1ads Friday night during
hs lid krife Q tsrlbe throat,