New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

-. Fog)er announces q 0nuTse OF lectures 10 aoo7
,pby,iolo, v 10 Bleecker BuidiVg', oommencing"'
sfe0ek THE afternoon.
Tps WoRrn FUMRAL EXPENSES - '"o "V"''
Csnm ties Oh the Worth Monument sni Ine r""'i''
A Msjo,.Gens Wo,tn met yesterday 10 ehs 'nne
800 hills Of e1oepsss on that occasion. Bills TO
40 .noupt Of s4779 ~ we're laid bsfore toen fas
,sl q, erecting the ola form for the Mayor 70 rects
- aimed grafton on wss $ll0. The COmm'tes,
,,x,ysr. audited /: At s35 Some others were nearly
,,p,oporiicn. Newspapers that toe Committee had
,..a hsAJd OF sent in for publishing the pro-
s,.mos although the 10 mad not been ordered e1-
s,o. IN the lss5iDg .y papers. The expense, OF
ve,ssptsr IN goiS, 10 Pennsylvania for Gen. WORMS
,,rss vsje as and for the loan Of said lastr)us ani
nal g. Thb Rosipsnts was not the genu ne Worth
herss fer that tobls animal could not be procured,
-. one sad 10 be very ucb Ike him was put 10 the
yoee.s,or. This would have been good he 10 any
Shsf siair sban funeral. AID. FGOmer was highly
sS.er AIT at the dscsption he hsd never known but
k.~rsnte woe the genuine /" boss The horse used
nAis ooaasion he depOunced as not fit TO go before
N old clsmcart, and in other disrespectful terms.
Van Raost. VITO was present. defended the much
abused ousdrupsd, and began to describe some OF his
hesutjes hicb Palmer did not observe; butthe sharp
efsois vss no. 10 be humhugged. "Rsnst," said the
,e,,l,,nsp Of the Sixteenth, "that won't do. You
psesnf fell NE anything about HOSES, for l was
brought up in boss stable, ard ought 70 know" Il
ms resolved that all the bills be advertised and after
Che pssssge Of portion, the Committee adjourned.
Judge Finn received note on Monday evening re
qessiDg him to attend the meeting Of the Judges at
he house Of Judge Duer and hear their decision on
his rights to q sea: in the Superior Court. He was in
formed that be might bring counsel to urge his claims.
However, he did not FL to attend, but sent reply
desyng the right of the Jud 20 psss on the mater,
and announcing his intention to take his seat. On
Tuesdsy, Mr. Finn took his station on the General
Term bspob, together with Judges Bennett and Wood
ruff and eat through the morning. No attention was
paid him by Court, counsel officers, and no copies
Of points and pspers furnished to him as to the other
Judges. Mr. Finn, while sitting at Chambers, has
been introduced to large number Of the members of
the bar.
a FEMALE ISsOLyENT.-(F Feminine insovent would
be less accurate, bu, as we are informed, more ee-
CANT, and re make the correction because do not
wish 10 get into fry about the mater.) And SO to
the business Of this article.
A certain Mise K.te Elizabeth Verify, of London,
aged 28 was anything but truthful to her NAME aud
should really, with all dae respect to her godpsps,
have been called Kate Elizabeth Falsty. This young
woman appears to have been entirely unlike her
sab The "borry Kate mentioned in the song and who
was by her ardent lover MOTIF be the
time when the bloom was upon the secalisn cereal
That Kate We may suppose, was modest female vir-
gin rot inclined to anywhere except the rye fields
and quite pdisposed TO contract any debt, save the
debt Of Nature; while this Kate, living In London,
vbsre NoIshs gown is not in fashion, and does DOT
90 hA1uf free
To rise and fal a. Nature plesses,"
wanted gowns skirts crinolnes, hoops, stufd, silks,
hat, and hundred ,otner naneess things, ia order
that shs might not rice and fall &c Nature plesses.
the seousi,ion OF the,e articles the ambitious Miss
Verify ran in debt 10 the trade-gentemen who are in
slessue against Nature, ard utterly opposed TO her
normal elevations and depressOns. Miss Kate went
N a. high rae; she figured until her creditors could
pos figure at all, save upon the wrong side OF the
dser; sbe dressed until they were distressed; she
failed Mics Kate Verify was smothered by her
gswgaws. She was summoned to meet most uu-
Welcome party. The foillinsr was passonatey desr-
Gus of contemplating her interesting features In the
CouIt Of Insolvsnt Debtors SO was the ailk mercer
Madame could not come in person; Mf. Mercer could
not come in person; so like sensible folk they sent
hsr lawyers who did come in person, as they wall 90
anywhere in person, If you snd can only squeeze
cut the necessary funds just to pay their travelling
s1penses--thst is all
Well, the examination before the Insoivent Debtors
Court was let US assure you, most interesting Miss
Kate isabeth Verify WA there, clothed, 10 doubt,
in the very bonIet shirts etc, which were the subject
Of controversy. She evidently intended TO fascinste
Nj Ccmmis,ioner Phillips. who proved we regret to
say, ss will appear in the end, aRhsdamanthus utterly
unacceptable Of the influences of crnolue. The evil
lance vas veyv sfyono against Misc Kate Verify. IL
vas shown that che had suffered previous "criss
CO "reyulsion" in 1852 when she owed t233 aud wa,
dschsRed. Taking coursge from this lucrative I'D.
venture che ayaied herself Of what Mr. Commissioner
Philips calls "the great facilities Of credit" and
walked into Mad. Ststes the mllinsr, to the time OF
fs5 When the amount was named, Mics Kate said,
with charming simplicity that she was not aware tina.
il was SO much States is q "miIner to the sristoc-
rscy." ard puts MP the prices accordingly. So Mics
yeTty who lives in Rife terracg Bayswster, hsd to
nav IS guiness for one ball dress, and 10 goness for
another. Then appeared Mr. Back, the silh-mercer,
Who swofe tost Mics Kate came to him in broug-
ham" bought comeihipg, inside 9 cash payment, and
shsn ian ap bill Of eco g. Sd Ssid she had stated
hoom.. Would pay quarterly. f0e'looking woman
Ess Kate was, bat dda't pay up quarterly.
Why did you not stop the credit, wnen the fret
quarter YVES roi psdl" asked M Commissioner Pal-
bps. Mr.. Buck responded: "If ] adopted sach sys-
tenn with ladies whe sppsarea respectable, coud not
could ether tsdesmen, 60 on" Thus it appears
that the fair daughters Of Britannia do shop upo
credit relying upon their good looks and their respect
ability and oroHgeams, and that the MERGERS can on
go On by trusting them, and sometimes fed II diff
eslt 10 10 on" after trusting them.
Mr. Csmmissierer Pnilips vill be held in great die
renute euorg our NeyYofk Young feuinnes for init