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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30
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Chnssn,se night The Cosossr proceeded 70 the Hos
pal and TOOK the an< psorem examination OF Brenoan,
vho t. stied that on Christmas night he went with his
wife TO the porter bouse of Peter Doyles No. 5 Hes-
ter street. and while Getting there, observed two men
watching bun closely Soon after, and about II O'clock
he started for home, but while on the way wss a.
tackled by two men who knocked him down and inict-
ed powerful blows with a club upon his head, which
rendered him ,enseless and produ 'ed deep wounds.
The parties who committed the assault were, be thinks,
brothers, named Duffy, with one Of whom he had q
fight about year ago, and who SINCE has threatened
him with vengeance for the drubbing he received
The Coroner Issued warrants for the arrest Of the two
Dufys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

TrAcHIRs' AssocrATroy.-This Association held its
last regular monthly meeting for 1856 on Saturday even
irg, in the He'll of the Board Of Education. After
the reading of the minutes, ausion was made to oy
law of the Association which requires the Treasurer
to report at the December meeting of each year. tne
names Of all members whose dues shall have renamed
unpaid for the tive preceding years. ssid oymw r.
ori;n that ,ucb be struck from the roll OF member
ship. A motion wss made that the action OF SAID BY
Law be deferred till the regular meeTng IN Jsnnary
ano in the mean time that copy of the Revised Con
ti,ujon and By LAWS be sent 10 every member OF tue
Association Rem Alks were made by aes H h'.e Eel
tine, Fouke Harrison Jele, fshrmsn aaT'n T Ths
Ti,asu,er submitted his financial report, showing
baar ce in the treasury Of about 5000 Some remarks
were made in reference to the unwaIrantaoly nigh
n,sde re0ujred of candidates from our Public Schools
TO The Flee Academy but the subject being one Of
exclusive intere, to the teachers of said Schools 1t
was supposed that the Ward School principals would
.t ory take up that matter for dis ,usson among them
selves The Association then adjourned till Janusry.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

TEE DELAWARE RIVER BLOCKED Up WITH IcE.-
Yhs Delaware River blocked up with ice at Glouces
Der, Eve miles below Philadelphia, and navigation is
Sr the present suspended. The blockade is caused by
AAs ledgment of floating ice upon the bar which has
Been jsmmed together until il has formed bridge
Acoss the stream, upon which persons have crossed
during the past three days. On Saturday the steamer
CITY Of NewY sailed for Boston, but could not pro-
seed and was obliged on account of this obstruction
20 nut back to her berth at the foot Of Pine street. 10
reaching which she came into collision with he
schooner Daniel Goodwin and the steam+us Atlantic,
both of which were considerably damaged, and the
eutwater Of the steamer injured The delay Of the
Trustees of the city icebost to get repaired and in
service in clearing the river Of the obstruction, has
caused no little inconvenience and dissatisfaction In
commercial circles; and public meeting Of merchants
Of Philadelphia Will be held at the Merchants Ex-
shspge this Monday afternoon to take measures TO
have the navigation of the rver Immediately reopened.
TIE City of Baltimore is to sail for Liverpool Thurs
aay bat may Re unable 10 make her way through the
Tee unless prompt mearures are taken to remove the
obstruction. On Sunday afternoon over one hundred
persons at time crossing from Queen-street
vhaf above the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, to the
bar below Point Airy, upon the ice. The weather
having somewhat moderated it is hoped that the ice
viu move of and the distractions cease.
COULD SHE HAVE BEEN THE hermann
The royal mail steamship Europa exchanged blue
6thts with steamer at $3.50 p m the 24th, in lati
tade 40 deg. 30 min longitude 63 deg, bound east.
This may possibly have been the Hermann, now ssve-
yal days over due.
STEAMSHIP TIYSEssLB DISABLED.
A dispatch from Baltimore. received yesterday, in
forms that the steamship Tennessee which left tais
Pon on Wednesday, the 9th inst, under the CON-
aDd Of Capt. Thklepaugh, bound for San Jusn, with
provisions for Gen. Walkers troops, and band OF re-
erus to reinforce his army, had met with accident
rbcb may baye very disastrous effect on his future
destiny In Nicaragua.
EThe Tennessee sailed, az will be recolected, from
the foot Of Eighth street, East River, at about 81
O'Clock in the afternoon. She had scarcely cleared
the Hook when symptoms Of a severe storm showed
themselves. As eveiing advanced the wiad fresh.
sntd, and when night came a furious gale was
blowing. This continued until day light OF next (2tb)
morning, when j, was seen that the Tennes ace was
labOrDe heavily and it ching violently. Toward even
ing the Tennessee was, by violent gust rolled into
trough" Of the sea, and when she rghied, it was
jssDS thai her ,haft broken, and that che could
not proceed on her voyage.
Captain TDk'tpaugb determined 70 head fer Norfolk
Va, which port be made sbJut O'Clock on the mora
isg Of Saturday, 9Th inst, and brought The alp 70
hpsbU about ten miIes ron the tow1. After bt;ls
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NEW JERSEY c.
san. paaaefs Z
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

A Fair and Festival, in aid Of the Gothic M. T..
Church, will be held at Washington Hall, corner OF
South Seventh and Fourth streets, Wlismsburgh, on
the afternoon end evening of December Goth and 3lst
and Ill day and evening Of January Let. post.ofce
will be kept open for the receipt and delivery OF letters
The ladies' of the Gothic will be pleased to receive
calls ftom their friends the above occasion. An
extra stage will run during the Fair, from the Hall,
through Fourth street, connecting with the Grand
street line OF stages.
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BOWERY THEATER-REVIvAL OF KING
JOHN

The stage Of this theater last evening exhibited
unusual spectacle, and was peopled with unwonted
FORMS TIE Evolutionary abode Of phantom ships,
brigands j hobgobhns, its identity was lost in the
dignity o. H. legitimate drama and the freshness and
good Ia Of the costumes and scenic appointments.
The occas IN was the representation of Shakespeare
King John, 10 style COMFORTING well with the chsrac-
ter Of the play and highly credtabe to the managerial
skill Of Mr.. Brougham.
As usual, "no expense was spared The scenery,
which is nearly al new, not only appropriate and
effective in appearance, and worked smoothly. The
costumes were those recently used at the Arch stee
Theater Philadelphia, together with others purchased
from Charles Kean. As compared with the tine-hon-
ored and wellworn wardrobe long potent to the Bowe
~ boards il was something like gold to tiosel.
OF the acting not very much need be said. Mr.. f..
l.. Davenport as King john was, as a whole, equal to
the requirements OF the character. His instruction 10
Hubert to burn out the eyes of the little prince
finely done piece of acting. The bold, dsshing, sar
castle Philip Faconbridge found graphic deEneator
in Mr.. Whestey, who seemed to catch the true spir;
of the character. lie was greeted with repeated ap-
plause, and together with Mr.. Davenport was called
before the curtain at the completion Of the second ast
Mr. Wheatley recently played Fa,conbridge az the
Arcb-street Theater, and gained some reputation.
Much was expected of him. therefore, last evening.
and expectation vas not disappointed.
Mrs. Z. L. Davenport was exceedingly happy IN her
delineation Of the injured Constance" Mrs DaYer-
port has full forcble voice, and her action s pas
sionate and nervous. Miss Kate ReighnO.ds enacted
Prince Arthur, and did herself credit in the TO. iron
scene, but her voice somewhat deficient in compass
and iuTlDess. Mr.. j. b. Howe, as Hubert, deserves
favorable mention. He lie recen. acquisition 10 the
company.
The house wss we'd kDtd ron bcit:p to top-.as
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The Board Of Manager Of the Nex.Jene, Colos;,,

The Board Of Managers Of the New.Je,ey Coloni,..
the foo~os gentlemen delegates 10 the American Co,s
soeisy -si.s meets e W'.snsen 90 J..s.y r. e..
d. D.. DR. J. O. Gohle Col VIM C. Alexander The Nv -.
Mclean, D. D.. John !.el.on ESQ, Richard fsA -
resolution adopted TO hold the iversxy Of the G
ON the third Wednesday February tie Fs Ps,ss
terrain Church in this city The nstns szpses4 b ~
Of Interest dsie HAVING
their win attend The NO.
society to bring the OF
BY the General Government In aid African eolonaatsn =
fore the presen, Copues fNewst Daily Adv. nh D.,
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The Fatal ACCIDENT IN FULTos STREET.-Cor,-
ner held inquest Saturday, upon the body Of
Berte who killed 10 Fulton Fddsy eveons
BY ben by Engine No. Is Il that No. Is lad
tie rsh hand rsck Of the railroad and No the le IL
No that cros.d front u No. b. instead IL the contrary
heretofore sed The verdict Of jury proved that the
accidental The funeral Of decea,ed took place
yesterday AZ ernoon from his late residence, No e Atlantic
and attended BY the members Of both the above
pspi.s in body together with rrnh Co. No. The
fupes services Quoted BY the Rev Mr. Perry Of Fleet
street H. E. Church The aims inferred In Green
CneeIy TIE whole Of the funeral expenses will be betrayed
BY tie 6iem.n and whatever lei n which will DO con-
Siderable will be handed the widow. Subscriptions have
ao been collected BY Dr. Ambrose Brown or the benefit Of
the bsreayed amiy In feet everything possible being done
By the Ere nep foI tbey relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

The strakosch Concert Company consisting OF
Madame Psrodi, Madame AmsHa Patti Srskosch,
Tberini, Morni, Paul Julien, and Maurice strakosch,
ere organized, for the Southern concert-tour. lucy
viii commence on Monday, Jan. 3, in PhiiadelPhis,
and will visit Baltimore and Washington on their way
to New-Orleans. Mr.. Strakosch has no intention OF
organizing opera company here, as has been re-
ported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

late Of hs finn Of sh Van valkenbur.h gocers
by oceI Esn Of the lower Police Court:
cha ed with having by false and fraudulent misre
tions desuded Mr. Benz shrever, merchant No. Ere
Bqdns Resee street. out Of groceries % the value of ss IS
IL alleged that about the st Of April Skmsn Van
Vsknbrsh called upon Mr. shrever and wished purchase
goods credit and stated that they doing sprotabe
business selling about $500 worth Of good PR week. and
perfectly responsible &c On these the goods
sold ana delivered but shortly aer~s the firm failed
anJ Van NalkenbuTsh decanped Sknan abJyc stated
arrested snd vii! shortly have exauu alton before Jas
lice Connolly.
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NEWJERSEY HEMH

THE NEw-YoRx AND ERIE RAiLRo --Tbs bal.
the NewYork and Eric Railroad have With nod ~
sriiy aud eeay during ihe late cold spell Of vssAs,
through trains usually ssvssl hours behind tisos ~
cattle trains also rrsulaz, and the buiness
weeh about SO and the csfils buyers vis. Ber
Ct. numbers 10 no. probable the cattle basn re h -
route " III revive before Spring -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

THE PROPOSED New FERRY.-The Brooklyn Com
mon Council last night passed the resolutions granting
j. A. Dayton and associates the privilege of establish
ing ferry at the foot Of Fulton street, notwthstand-
ing the objections of the Mayor. Only two members
voted in the negative, viz: Aldermen Kalbaesch apd
Wardwel
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~ behg KAsraDy crammed. The rpassad Costumes
and importing scenery seemed 70 have msene'e
influence the Bowery people, and the general sooo
acting Of lat evening be continued, the piece VIZ
doubtless have good run.
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JuyENIIE THrEyEs.-Three boys. named Eagene

JUVENILE TBTEvEs.-Tbree boys, named E1gene
COnnor George Bennett and samuel Adams we're ,esea on
Friday evening charge Of stealing boots from ne sore on
Mr. Corell in Grand street On Saturday mornne as tne
boys were bling removed from TIE .es 70 tor
him closely when he took refuge IN mouse Ia MORN si1th
.cendod the roof where be was found hanging
from IN. caves short time since Common managed in
sh.wd spn.r escape from the County JAIL Justice CARY
him 70 the House Of Refuge.
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CITY ITEMS.

GronsE SUMNER win lecture at Clinton Hall TINS
evening on Spas and her Revolutions. Spain is TO-
day one of the most hopeful nations Of Europe, aad
Mr. Sumner win astnpish his hesrers by the eshness
and vgor Of hs variations basei personal obeer'a'
tons and researches.
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iAdveftisemantl

AsTHiA.--Tbis most dishearteniug complaint has
BEEN CURED in by the Of WI5r.ss BALsAA
or Wild CHEsRY Surely SnJthits that will afford relief
ICE, tbis jr fcl dssas WI /, baisd ~ real tsssSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

A new play, called Faicin.tion, is to be produced
at Buttons this week, probably tomorrow night. II
is written by +. b. Goodrich, esq., Dick Tinto'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

CHILD BURsLD.-Two children Of Mrs. Boo resid-
Ing at No. 20 hs, LEFT alone in for short time
by their mother Sunday evening and her of
them, child Lree years Of age found under the bed with
Der clothes nearly burned Of and her person terribly burned
The clothing Of the child had taken fire from and being
frightened It had cep under the bed and rolled ln the
flares w ex,ing uished. The child hss since died
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fAdyerisenent I
rREs Doliar PHoIoGRApHs

= UHe tHIInDg IiINIATCKt7, LUIIdr ITO fOOhAFHs,
So-C.n; ColoTea LANPsArYpEs vlsws Of hAsARA F.tLs
c'xs and the PEoPLE, Is cents Dept No. 20 Broadway
HOLINESS
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U,rxn Ie66 we AavA MT IoarlfAcenr6d

WNTM, I6bh-We bAv0 Juss h.H .
Sr,r cuy lst tupovssBsss sss shs Wy lses
men, Of popular RAe.ss and oth.r sys Of Wisss
and UspKR Coars Es1umsaa Beaver double fFedent
DO Cbsehfs Lc Also very Asye md seseufa sseosmeos
Of hsslans Beaver Cloths made In p,rees ah'sn
Otter Seal and other furs, confined ezelusivey DO na
Oar stock Of Bows WNrga WEAR i very complete 10
which " invite the attention Of heads Of families i,
We also received last inspirations ioe tae
WprRa FURNISHING Goops-Undsr- Wsks hooes DC on~in
brr Shirts, Gloves, Shawls, &c. ,, -, -,
of eessnt WHrra CLoTHsrs, - We Pave s "s
manufacture Of our sphns stool o.o o. "a 40 Ra.S,
TAdvsrsssmeptD
GAS FIXTURES.
Chespei pls,e in America,
Hoa us and l2l Prineest.,
New.Yort,
Third htoek wet Of Broadway
JANIS @. NorrRr, Manufacture.
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FnEa-On Sunday afternoon . Ore osssy,.ss !.
mall she'd the siass hose wstss sssss Dss,s~
Aksst e'eleeh, On sssm Of Gre sognAsd IN - ~
District esused b. the burning Of sksnty 10 Jsshsons ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-At a meeting Of
this Club the 18th inst, Messrs. Wm Colt Joseph 4.
LNned VIM. II. Gale, r w. Kenyon and 3. ". Davis were
elected Delegates the General Republican Committee Il
Kin gs County for the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

Lrc1rREs-Rev. E. H. Chaplin delivered lee
ture lsst evening before the Young Mems Christian
Union, at his church in Broadway. The subject was
upon the Life Of Benjamin Franklin. very large
audience was present
Prof D. E. De Lara delivered an interesting lecture
on Russian Serfdom eDd American Slavery before the
Touro Literary Institute, at their rooms In Cih'o"
Hall. The attendance was quite small
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NEw.YoRK HOsPIIAL.-Weekly Report to Dec. 26,
fAdyertiaemsEt1

he most beautiful and durable PICTURES ever
made .I the patent doubesss AHsRorYprs the exclusive
Ish 20 make hch g owned by roNLssos No al Broad
10 whom has ben awarded the highest prenlI the
.atg lalf VI Ike American lcstitue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

RIVER THIEVES Two men, hsuing from New
York. detected Friday n ht in the Of stealing
from barge lying the foot Of North Tenth street. They
gave their . Silas and William kropkhe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

FALSE PRETEysEs-A man named John KuhImaa
arrested Saturday Issued by Justice Fecks
complaint of Henry Thee app. that the parties
tered IL partnership accused turue1 In property valued
COO which aerward accraned to have been made
by bill Of sale two years since named
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SERIoVs AND SUPPOSED Fatal AssAuLr.-Ccro-
ner ConneY was yesterday notified that man
named Thomas Brennan, whose residence Is at Nc. 81
Baxter stree, wac lying e. the NsS-Yorh Hospital,
hopelessly u ron tie efec.s q violence received O.
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Advertisement
GILBERT BROTHERS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS
WATCHES Cor Holiday Presents.
JIwELEY for Holiday Presents
ertyEsvsaE, for Holiday Prcssnts
PAseY AariclEs, Tor Holiday Pre'sno - ..c,,
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A CARD Or. HUNTER begs TO intimate that
he ba. retained from Europe and Will be r home mo ss
Brosdwsyl Tor consultation In BRONCHIAL and PULMONARY
AIrrcrIos durins usual hours daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

BURGLARY.-A man named Edward Coulter vas ar
rested chan with breaking into the clothing store Of Hen
rea Auons No 20 BAXTER street. and stealing thetefrom
cloth the Of $50. The burglary committed
the bsht Of the 18th inst but trace Of the bGrssr OBJ
ed until Saturday last The By breaking
panel Of the front door, The committed OF
Justice Osborne fof eIsmina alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

YOUNG MEs's CHRISTIAN AssocAIIos'-An
ciston met last evening in the small Cnape' Vi Tue
New.York University. The subject OF slavery was
brought up in series Of resolutions when resulted In
protracted discussion, and no little "ar'u VI iees'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

WoRK1SGnEs's REPUBLICAN, UNION The Mechan-
ics and workngmens Republican Union opened their
reading room last evening at No. 26 Bowery, but the
attendance of me mbers was not very great. Robert
B. Montgomery, President, in the chair; Andrew
Murray, Secretary. Several Of the members made
brief addresses The room is well arranged, and all
the appointments are good, and the members design
continuing the struggle for the rights of the class in
whose interest the organization EXITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

The BERGEs HILL AccIDEST-AyoTHER vIcrrn.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Coanery,
at the New-York Hospital, upon the body OF Peter
DeigpaD, native OF Ireland, IS years of age, who
died at tie Hospital Sunday night. The deceased,
it appears was oae Of several liborers who on the
22d u, were precptated distance of about seventy
feet by the breaking Of rope attached to bucket
for hosting, 10 shat. No OF the new tunnel Of the
New-IoIk and Enc Railroad Co., a. B=rsen Hill,
n ]. Two men were instantly killed at the tims two
Others died days after the accident, and the de-
ceased is the fifth victim. 1t shown in evidence
that the rope had before broken and on the day of
the accident had been spioed. Tie Jury rendered
verdict according with the above statement to which
they appended cersure Of the pnoprieors ioT using
dangerous rope Deceased was al unmarried msn,
a. 4 Tesided in Jersey CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

The Board Of Aldermen last evening adopted the
report directing the Union Ferry Company to commute
with passengers before and in accordance with the
table of rates in their list long discussion was had
the project to purchase 39 lots of made ground foot
Of Seventeenth street, East River, for market pur-
poses The report lost for want of constitutional
vote but reconsidered and is expected up again this
evening 1t was denounced by Aid. Tucker and other
members as deeply.lad scheme in connection with
the e1terior-line project.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

FIFTH AVENUE PuRIFIED-It is not an uHcom-
mon thing in uptown sire cts TO see Goa! yard or
carpenters shop planted up against handsome row
of private dwellings, or house Of worship. The
contguty may be pleasing to the sexton and porter as
a matter of convenience, but it hardly be so to
the real estate the next door neighbor. One
of these eye-sores has existed for years the Fifth
avenue next to the Ascension Church. in the shape of
paint shop. Everybody in the vicinity, including
the church, has been striving for its removal, and
have just succeeded. With this building disappears
the only shop or store on the whole Fifth avenue.