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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
FRENCH DRAMA N NEIV.YORK.


The success which has attended Mdlle Rachel prom
ses TO result in the establishment OF permanent
French theatrical company in this city Certain 1t Is
that the largest supply ofthe best actors sn Par' and
drama amateurs will of course greet the establishment
of theater which promises the presence OF such celeb
rites from time to time here in connection with good
regular company. There Is only one qualhcaton 10
be looked to- and that is censorship of the proposed
French drama here 20 that the o. shameless pays
and comedies which are reflex of life In Paris
where over one third the inhabitants are born out Of
wedock may not be transplaned TO this city to swell
the tide Of domestic and civic corruption. On THIS
head We wish to speak plainly. Too many OF french
plays are unfit for performance except before an audi
ence Of pmps and prostitutes. We speak from posi-
tive krowledg. of the French stage.
The protector of this French Company is Mr.. Gus
tave NGqutt who publishes a communication "hich
promises fairly He wishes to interest body OF stock
holder, who shall appoint their own theatrical treaou-
rer rendering them accounts of receipts and expen-
ditures He holds out no grsndose hopes OF proht
but thinks tina: the affair viii make good return Of
interest 10 shareholders. Mr.. Saquet Il abundantiy
experienced in such matters. He was pioneer Tor
Madame Rachel and thoroughly versed in the bust
pess Of behindthe-seenes in Paris. He IL now In the
city, and Letters substantially avoring the subject VIII
be gladly received By him through the Once Oh the
Courier der Etats Jnis Of this city We believe
ths, good French thester well purged q we have
INDEBTED would exercise wholesome force in eevat'
ing the critical decision and requirement OF the public
and much interest numerous American students OF
ynsteh A. well "A Cont,naot Europeans reading here.
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PREsBYTERY OF NEw-YORH.

This body met last evening, at WeStmlnster ChuFch
in Twenty-second street, for the purpose Of installing
the new Pastor of that Society, the Rev DAVID
KENNEDY. who has been recently called from his
former position in Brownsville Pa, to take charge of
this congregation. . ,
MIR. DAVIDSON of the Eighty-fourth street Presby-
terrain Church of this city, and the charge to the
people was given by the Rev. Mr.. RANKIN Of the
forty-second street Presbyterian Church, ALSO OF New
York, and the Sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr..
Imbree of jersey City. Owing TO the inclemescy of
the weather the attendance small.
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LAZY INTELLIGENCE

co1-Rr OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-JAs a-Betore Judge
CAyEos.
Thomas Tbute was tried and convicted Of forgery 10
b ,brd In having forged the name Of Rob s. Bassgs
de-. S,S The prisoner sentenced 70 four ysAs aud ss
Hmon,h. p6n-ment in the State Prison.
Acqsitted.-Owen Cannon was tried ana scquatec
< third degree having entered tee seoe
Sylvester 81 hassin and stealing thsefron some os,
'Thos Murphy was then pleced at tho bar cnALgcS
h h.,ix been the yeiysr Of the stolen IN NO 49,
eae Cannon used witness Against hin ana r.' IL.
bis hsvins so,i the prsoner shs property IN aues1oa
hsd 40. O. ase hsu sgrssd % vcdles.
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Advertisement t
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE occurred at Rondout, New
York, on the sth inst. which entirely consumed the
Exchange Hotel, kept by VIM. II. McElroy. Many OF
the occupants barely escaped with their lives por'
ton of the building Wa occupied by VIM: Sills o. a
dry goods and grocery store whose loss Will probably
sIc,ed 5000 The Corner Office of J. p. Hagemsn.
in the upper story was wholly burned. The IRE com;
muniOstd to an sdj0inag srrt dwelling. oTuea ana
The total oes viii probably exceed sls, ooo-PaHiay
nsured,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

Commissioners Perry, Phillips, Winthrop, Daven-
port Baldwin and Mccarthy, on different ballots, re-.
ceived one or two votes each.
Pending the baloting, dozen or more motions were
made to adjourn, and considerable discussion ensued
but Of the members seemed determined to elect
u President before adjoining. The members, how
everconcluded to adjourn till next Wednesday evening.
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lAdyeriisement
CnIGuS CnInS INELIENHA. &c.

The CoMPou>U LWERwoRr PASTE OF HEesNss, CtMx
Co will be fould the convenient ~ well as efacaosoes
remedy Conhhs &c IL recommended BY many OF our s
physicians who use II IN their own families 49, ~,
Prepared only by hsSsM s' NLA .ss ~ VI,
Also H.. c. Il Co.'S Wud Cherry Sirups, WtsSsrs Ce01h
Lozeuses. Gum Drops, Pate de Gumsune &c.
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Lieut.. Maury has been hOnored by the Republic o.
Bremen with beautiful gold medal, presented
through Mr. Scheiden, Minister Resident, and bearing
this inscriptions To the Promoter of Science to the
"Guide of Navicators, Lieut. NJ +. Maury-sn Hen
orary Acknowledgment Of the Senate of the Repsb-
lc Of Rremeu."
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CITY ITE " s.

THE Cor, TEBN.--Ycsteriay great change took
place il IL. temperature. Prom II a. m to 2. m u
gradually fell um % 10 81 degrees; at 5, 20 degrees;
a; s. l6 degrees; at 7, II degrees; at 5, sdegrees
ana at L. reached TO deg gree; from that time tll
a. m. of to-day, it fell gradually till 1t reached de-
grets below zero, and after commenced rising; at
p. IN. was degrees above, at which il has continued
till sunset This cold term will have continued 800
hours at a. IN. OF tomorrow, counting in the rain
storm Of the ID and 3D. during which there were nine
hours in which the temperature ranged from 80 to 80
degrees. The time when cold term Will end caunot
be foretold but carefully recorded observations boz
series Of years show that they terminate in sudden
rain, or in glow which liqufes the snow very rapidly
and therefore the consequences aoud be guarded
against. T. MERiAA'
Brskiya H;gin Jan. 9, 1855.
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Advertisement,
LIFE ILLUSTRATED for this week contains d,

qunsx indians. Group Of do. The Seal Watching Sss
Hole; Mode SkiRs the Seal Tie WsTs, PrVnensdnss
Polar Bear; Arctic TreNes-al with engraving. War Oss
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Children; Obstiuaey; Personal and LisersBf
GsTe Religious Events Business; Markets. Notes al
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New.logA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
SrAnBrNG AT DAScE.-A young man named

deus brought before Justice Curtis yesterday tbs
rharse ststbug VIM T. Perrne In the left with kns
OF a ball in the Ninth Ward Tuesday night The ball
held al a tavern the extremity OF Fulton aud
large humber were attendance The accused alleged be-
ing excitement OF liquor desrons OF hghans
somebody he Insisted Perne should tight him. bat no
reused snd with the insulting language SHELTON drc
inflicted serious wound nearly severing tho artery
Ihyscan was summoned and the wound sowsd The
Accused crested by Cef Harley OF tho Ninth ard Pc
Ice and wasug examination before the Justice,
uitted in full Tor trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

STEALING MgLE.-A man named Tho. MoI.as
yesterday aHcst,d charged with stealing mule valued "a
elCo the ey Mr. Metness Of No ISj keaie s.red
t also stated -i The accused subsequently sold the an.n2
tor - Aeu Comics having scn The nne ana sieses m<a
lie purchased Of he Complainant Justice Dssidos WI 10
I,es fiaafrf he ~ 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The weekly meeting of the Commissioners Of Emf
grafton was held yesterday Afternoon at their rooms
in Worth street.
motion was adopted to reduce the fine of the cap
tain of the ship Emerald from $500 to $3.50. IL will
he lecollected that the ship Emerald arrived at this
port in August last, and neglected to land the immi
grants at Castle Garden, ca required by law.
Return Of arrivals at Castle Garden from Jan. to
Jan. g, l55G-whole number 49, Cash means,
S3.47O 20.
The total number of arrivals at Castle Garden from
Aug TO Dec. 81, 1885, was 5l,ll4. Of these 2,2s2
were not liable to bond.
The whole of cash in the hands of passengers
81, 210, 104 &C.
REPORT.
1856. 1853.
Number of inmates in Instn Wards lslandl g9I 3i&l
Number Of inmates in Marine Hosptal....... l3i j'
Number If slen passengers arrived 10 Jan. 9, ~
Number OF alien passe period last
Aggregate receipts 10 Jan. 9, 1856 1850, -
yeTdratt on Mechanics Bank, Jan. S6}}l "a
Reed for CONS to JAN 1852 from lst inst... LIZA "
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BROOK.L YIN ITEMS.

The Lose ISLAND RAlLRoAp.-A complete stop has
been put to transit this road consequence OF the sresf
eph of the snow-rts all along tho line of the track fhs
road cleared Monday the trains enabled to
as Tar IS Jasca but the gale Tuesday night again hlled ~
the tracks sud yesterday morning all communication was se
reuded between this that psce. number OF Pasen
gers who had assembled the deot expression 20 tner
consequence and IN terms more forci5le the,f
uo. There has from beyond Jamaica sncs
Saturday which probably tho tor the absence OF Judge
strong who was expected the General Term q
the Supreme Court connection with Judges Rockwell sna
Emuott on Tuesday The Judge resides IN suffolk County
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fAiyertisementl
GJRNEy & FREDRICkS, Photographers, Ne.

$40 Broadway ard the lsfe Pan Of the Ansessses
Flint Premiums for fHOroGsAPas O1
MEDIA uEretouobsd PhotosTshs and Gold hes Tor Pho
tossays finished ia pastel and or The public are invited 70
the Prize Pictures al the GALLERY corner II Broad
Wy ai.d Leol Asd.st
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ROBERT HUNTER, VI. d..

No " broadWsy, Now Ton.
Dr. HIArER deyotes his attention exclusively to Dsass n
thu THROAT end LrNcs ard the of these By
GATED ISHALArIoNs. Hours too consultation from 10 A. D.
bPM ......
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IAdvertiseulentI
The only Medal awarded for Daguerreotypes 1t
tbs late Greet Exhibition in Paris, waste J. GURsEY.
No. so Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

KEEPING DIsoRDERLr HogsE.-Louisa Sullivan.
who indicted tor keeping dsOrdeIy house in Pacific street,
tried tho charge the City Court YESTERDAYS
and convicted appears that general down dances
held there several nights Ia week which disturbed the
neghborhood that they at length conpelnd 10 seek
The jury after announcing tbs verdict
presented tie following 10 the Court We, the jury ara
the landlords tho
ITemses question highly censuEabIe end ought 70 bo
within the juydcton ofthe Court for renting the
trenises for such purpose" Ths defendant then
telced 10 thirty dsys Imprisonment and pay tine Of ss
further until the fine paid. Sentence
10 enable 10 ma q bill OF
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IAdversisemeptI
WILL CONS DANpEIION COFFEE-FOr DyspepsAs

Indigestion Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases aud b
ssxecsy recommended persons OF delicate constatisl
Sold BY al respectable Apohoares and at tbs principal Dseo<
eoTneT OF 2lthst aid Ssv.
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IAd,ertisenaept.
GoIp MrDAI.-J GURNEY. 4

r~ anled the first premium, the only 0oLo MSsa
or DAGvEKSEoTffEs al the late Fair Of the Anecsa nsa
tGte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

There were large quantities of drf-ee in our rivers
and bays yesterday 9th inst which proved great
impeachment to navigation both to steam and sailing
vessels especially to the ferry boats on both rivers
who found considerable difficulty in crossing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
NEW-JER,SEY ITEMS.

The RAILRoADs.--The railroads in New-Jewv
were yesterday again sncubered with snow consequence a
the drifting the evening previous. The first train hsDs
Newark yesterday morning due at g. arrived O'clock IN
the fret trsn from Elizabethtown arrived noon. and a
New Bnmswick at o'clock No Phladss-
pha had arrived Jersey City up TO The trssa
which Philadelphia far New Brunswick where
tie eft and returned to New forkresca
Ing O'Clock The train upon which they stsrted
derisned 10 push lsTN ard as far Trenton
On the NewYork aud Erie Road the trains came THROUGH
with some delay The Cincinnati Exprsss train arrived Of
o'clock last evening, three hours behind Time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

ou.r Of AewJe.y who has acquired the reputation Of ability
a. LAWYER who coLfnod in tho Hudson County Jed
warrant Yesterday 10 taken before Judge Ogden In tbs
Uudson County Court OF habeea corpus aed by h
e He faded h0wsN 10 convince the Judge that he oae
not to 10 kept in jail Tor vssrsncy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
FIEYcgp BY GAMBLERS AND KICKED IsTo THE

FLEEcHD BY GAMBLERS AND KICKED INTO THE
sTKEET-Norrs Levy young German living NO 10 hos
Appeared before Juece Connolly and made
sdsdayft .s.us Valentine, Thos Bennett, Le~is Sochs
bona az No g Bouery and with winning from him faro
$50 he forth that Oh Tuesday ast sochs entieed INN
to the uder preeuse Of getting lager beer that
er tsiins ,ss the he invited up stairs aud
there Valentine sEh Bennett playing ARC" He soon
Induced the cards and continued doing until ne lost
$3.50 he ben having lost all had the temery TO ssI foT
Of u the money and for this wa set upon o se
gan s,eu and bruised and fnay licked into the
Tie mssate Issued fer the arrest q tae &
AID they secured By joutan toe Lever
battery "a s.EAlLnk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10
COMMON CorkcL.-An adjourned meeting Of Ne

COMMON NOLkNILs-iH HtJUuIHsu 1ItotHIR OF W.
Common Council Jersey City held Tuesday evening
at tho Lyceum Aid Tyrre In the chair Various bills and
aud referred The special Com
nttee the Bribery made report presenting the atda-
vii Whcek which gives the Of the -
be paid the received BY hun wh whoh -
this Of the tavern licenses tnroush tho Co
nor Counc The charged with receiving the bnls
cd hirsse snd asked Tor trial Tbs Commos
Couuc will this evening the Lyceum for the purpose
this trial resolution adopted 70 strike embiea -
s. A Frenck Chief Epgpeer The those presentsd 70
he hayor and Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

The JAIL.-Tbere now confined in the Hudsos
County jail y prsoners Of which number twelve woss
xs and the remainder and boys six OF them are
ads under fifteen years Of OF the whole nambr
fourteen awaiting the action Of the Grand jury before
ha thew viii be- arsisusd on the charge Of having COMMITTEE
indetsbs oaenses -Four charged With grand larceny os
with burglary, for fraud two boys for sesn9s nsySs
are AID he remainder for Assault and battery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

The CoURTs-Ia the Hudson County Circuit
Court Judge Ogden presiding, the civil calendar was taken -
Yesterday morning. The first that Thos Mel
gsiBs Henry Ter Bplesded with Jacob b. hlier-s sat
Involving several u0ussLd dollars IL still on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

FATAL ACCIDEST.-DaDlel Conner. boy ~ years
of age he at yesterday in the UuiOu Steam "erks
corner Of Second and Twenty second eet was
tally causht by betting belonging =, me mac hnery
uroY the body The jury rendered verdict Of Accidental
fesr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

A MAN AND His BorTLE DUO .oUT OF THE Snow.
On Sunday afternoon some men were engaged in
clearing the snow from the sidewalk Hoes foun-
derry ard after digging away bank of several feet in
depth, much to their surprise they came across man
sleeping quietly beside his bottle. lie had taken
lodgings on the walk the evening previous and got
showed under His breath had made hole in the
snow and thus he was furnished with fresh air.
touch Of the snow shovel brought him TO consciousness
md he got up and walked off, talking his faithful COM
pariCn with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

The LATE EIGHTH AvRSCE RAILROAD CASUALTY
An inquest yesterday held at the New York Hospital by
Coroner Perry upon the body Of JOhsBns stack child four
year OF .ge who died from Injuries received BY being run over
by IN EQh avenue Railroad about week since The fol-
lowing verdict by the Jury; We tnd that tbs
deceased cane 10 her Lh from being ~ No %
on tie Fkh avenue Railroad and That 20 be blamed
/. l. ...rrreroe HAVING heen purelY aceidentaln
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Attention is called to an advertisement IN another
column. asking for information of Mr. John w Bell
-four merchant of Baltimore, who has been mis1ina
since the 10th Of December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

SCALDHD TO DEATH.-Coroner Gamble held an
esrdsy at No 10 Sixth street upon the body Of John
Burke child three years Of whose death vas caused y
scaldng II appears that while unoossrved ne dre
yIsced IA. month 10 kettle Of boiling water and sw IN ms
breath thu. inhang the scadng This proved tat
few hours aiterssrd Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

The NORWICH route TO BosroS.-The Norwich
lire is free ard clear of and the boats and trains
are running regularly and making their connections
without interruption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

The Express train on the Hudson River Railroad
which left Albany ON Tuesdayeyening, did not reach
this city until O'Clock on Wednesday morning. Three
powerful locomotives headed the train, but the snow
was drfted over the track and frozen hard by the
piercing wind aud cold that the train made but sorry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

Mr.. OseASYAS AT THE BROOKLYN ArHENkVh'-
Tins gentleman delivers the concluding lecture OF his
course this evening at the above Institution. Inc
subject is /" The Actual Condition OF turkey, moral
" and Poltca-ts Prospects and Destiny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

DIsAPPoINTED.-A numerous audience assembled
last evening at the Tabernacle to listen to the lecture
previously announced 10 be delivered by the Rev.
Theodore Parker of Boston. At twenty minutes to 9
o'clock. Oliver Johnson Secretary of the New-York
Anti-Slayery Society appeared the stand and an
pouuced that Mr. Parker had not arrived Mr. john
son stated that by telegraphc dispatch received from
Philadelphia where Mr.. Parker lectured ON Tuesday
night they learned that he had left that city at 10
O'Clock on Wednesday morning. That train had not
arrived at Jersey City at the last adyices. The
money received was refunded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

INTERESTING CAsE-NEGRo BLOOD TAIsr.--
N lie Maria SUSANNA white maiden lady, in her 39th
wear and creole, has instituted suit in the Fourth
District Court claiming heavy damages of one Matthew
Richeto for deprving her Of her proper position IN
society by industriously circulating reports that sho
Is Of colored extraction. II appears that the lady,
until she arrived at her majority, believed she actually
was Of African extraction inasmuch as she had been
reared and treated with all possible tenderness by
Martha Don Andre, mulatto woman, now 70 years
of age who resides al the Of Orleans and Bour
bon streets and who pretended to be her mother; a
belief which prevailed in the neighborhood, from tho
fact that Martha took her to very shortly afer
losing an actual child Of her own. When Mie Mana
became of age then Martha told her how In the year
sls had been brought to her. newly born infant
by a certain Nine. Picote, with request that abe
would nurse and her with all possible tenderness,
for which she would receive monthly stipend, and
that she was the Illicit offspring Of young sdy OF high
family, who had E" loved not wisely but too we'll"
Shortly aiterward the mother, beautiful lady Of
twenty, called at the house. and, after obtaining tho
most solemn promises Of secrecy, diyulged her name
and the unhappy circumstances connected with tho
birth of her child Martha, the nurse was then living
with white man named Gibbs, consequently, Mara
grew up in the belief that Gibbs was her father, and
that Gibbs was her name. On reaching her majority,
however and being let into the secret of Der history,
she discarded that name and assumed the sfafus OF q
fee white person Since then shs has been nooered
from entering society experiencing any OF the cour
tesies due to her blood by the alleged slanderoas re-
ports Observation-Disclosures Richeto being The
head and front Of the offending. Rcheto, We learn, adj
ms hayiDg made these reports and stands up 70 them;
asserting that he can prove the truth Of them. II
curious and interesting case, and will probably bring
forth racy trial. IN. v. crescent