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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

Tnr NV BOARD or ALprRNEs.-The msmbsrs
elected to the Common Council in Aprl sst will take
their seats this evening, when Precedent will -
elected ard the Mayor will deliver his annual message
Tie csucuses of the two parties were held on Sstuf-
day evening but nothing definite has yet been decided
upon The Democrats of the Eastern and Western
Districts held separate meetings, and viii meet ngethes
at 10 O'Clock this morning, 10 order to compare notes
and decide upon the candidates 10 be supported. The
Eastern District claim either the President or the City
Clerk. the two mos. prominent Offices The Western
District will doubtless obtain the majority of the miuH
offices, ss heretofore. The Republicans sod Amss'-
cana, who will uni,e, held caucus at the house of
Alderman Soboles in tho Nineteenth Ward. on Satur-
DAY evening, and understood have selected Petsr
G. Taylor of the Fourth Ward, their candidate fos
President of the Beard. is probable they wi have
TO separate candidate for City Clerk. but viii throw
their nue in favor Of of the candidates. OF The
Democrats, when il comes to vote |, the Bosrs.
Martin KalbAeiscb Of the Eighteenth Ward, viii prob
aby be the candidate Of the Democrats for Pr.sten4,
ard Peter G. Ia! Tor. Of the Fourth Ward. OF tho ot-
position.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN EAST foRTr-FIRsr STREET
On Saturday night about 10 O'Clock ire orohe GUY
II the building No. las East Forty first street o~ne9
ard occupied by Noah Norris Is Terra Cotta ana
drain pipe mandatory. The fire originated In the
stable and before the lapse Of much time the entire
establishment was enveoped in flames, Oh attempts 70
exiinsuish which proved uravaifng. Lcss Oh soc.
valued at $50 was burned to death. It Is supposed
that the FIRE wss the work of an ncendiny.
FIRr IN wrsT TwrsTIBTH sTREEr-eAs rSPLosios.
The alarm Ct se Friday night was caused oy seS
West Twentieth street Il seems thst gas-fttes hsd
beea at work On the premises during tie day. sao
upon leaving at night Fad neglected to cap one !ns
ppes' Mr., Scat, tae occupant, estfred Inc toon -
.eve,ey. Tbs baildios -ustsipsd hut little dnnsse
FIIE IN BRooKIrs.
As3ot a,ss, % E-iay, Q Grs as0sirsd u SSs
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AGEsFRAL BAsKRrPI LANA Washington lettsr-
writer says:
"Mr. Toombs's bankrupt law is being actively con-
sidered by the Judiciary Committee, and will prob
ably be presented to the Senate early next week. 1t
lie understood it will be general bill, including indi-
vdusls, corporations chartered banks, and ssso.
Ciston Of persons authorized TO issue NJ es bills &c
1t will provide for voluntary and involuntary bank
rupcy, ard viii be retroactive II retroactive feature
will be guarded to exclude 81 who subsequent 30
Jsrua,y last or any other time have made assignments
in contemplation Of the passage of bankrupt isw,
which gave preference to creditor over ther
and the bankrupt in such shall not receive dis
charge unless with the consent OF majority oftis cred
itoIs who have not been 20 preferred. Toe involuo
taIy bankruptcy applies to cases whore the dsbn
exceeded two thousand dollars, and the person d.
clared bankrupt is entitled to trial by jury-s trans
ers CT property of kind for the purpose Of giving
airy creditor ndorse other person any preference or
priority over general creditors TO be null and void aid
tie parties obtaining them TO be sued for such amount
az assets of tie bankruptcy. With regardto bsnks AMI
other Of paper money they to under the
head Of involuntary barkIupts; and in addition to all
the liabilities which attach 70 individuals, they may
be declared bankrupt for the nonpaymeLt for len
days after den and Ct any bill note or other liability
eli the expenses Ct proceedings 70 bs paid by the par
ties interested and under preteDse to be paid by
the United States These the general features 1t
the bill we believe. IL Is to 60 into eftsct next No
ven her IL now passt D."
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MErHoDr'r MISSION CBArsI OrEsEp.-In Coo.
formty w.ih the recommendation OF the New.York
Eat Methodist EpicoIa Conferences. at its l,st sss.
sco. the contemplated Missionary work OF tue Confer
eLcs was begun yesterday BY opening new Mission
Chspe in the lecture room Of the German Church. in
Tvecty-fou,th street, between Sixth aud Seventh
avenues. AT the morning service the Rev. DIR. Bang
dictated. In the afternoon and evening the Rev Dr.
Terry ard the New.fo,k COME Missionary con.
dac.ed the services. Pryer-meetngs will be he'd in
the chapel en- Tuesday and Friday evenings AMI a
Sabbsth School will be organized next SUnday.
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AMsEsrsrs.-No great novelty offer, for the COM
ing week managers for thu most part have found the
attractions Of the ast few days so profitable thst they
will be continued.
k,5ios Gorden.-Ths Raveis in Tho Elopemeut,
ana "The Green Monster"
UoHacrs 71rtr-"Ths Loys Knot" The
Morning Cal" and Boots at TIE Swan"
Lara keen|s Thedtcr.-" Blanche OF Brandy
wine ircreases nightly in popularity and will bs cOu
tinued til further notice.
Bnrton's 7heate-.-Five pieces aye announced for
this evening, whoa Will Introduce a. the comic talent
Of this eIce.ert company. The dramatic quintet is
Is follows: my freed in tie Straps, Musard Bail,
This House to be Sod, Nothing 20 Nurse" snd
"The OBJ: nate Family"
Bo,r~p Tieor,r Rienzi," aud "The Pirate Of
the Isles.
Purdy's Nnio,0i Tseotcr -"Jsck Csde with
Mr. H. A. Peny in the principal character, i, tho lead
ing att acton here.
Bdrnnm. Americdn Muscum.-Miss Susan DENIM Is
playing gsgement here. She appears tonight as
Young Norva" in the tragedy OF " Douglas"
Woods Bmidings. Christy g. Woods Mastre's.-
The panoramic Sle;ghr;Je, fun and music
B,1arfs Mnst,cls.-" Concert Ia Mussrd and
NH stre,sy.
Pcrrs MasfrcI. -Mith sod muse.
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Tsr MaIsr RYsoLUrross.-At the lats session OF
ths Ia risisna Legislature, Gov Wicx.ihe scot TITO
the senate seres Of surog resolutions. Which I'D
been forwarded BY the Governor Of Mslne AZ The
enss CT the Legislature Of that State on the subject Of
Slavery The Serste refused to take any notice Of
them or even to allsw notice Of their having bees
received 10 go upon their ourns' In returnis them
70 their original tource Gov. WickIfe addresses
thu follow ;rg letter TO the Governor of Name:
EncTIvE 0fIfcr, B.To, koreE. La Aprilf. 1852.
T, Hs Y.rceL!eret - Of hdtSe
SIR The resolutions adopted By the Legsa. oftns State Of
Msln. on the 18th Of April 1851 and by forwarded
baye a. your reaur sd before the Senate Of Louns
si due consideration hsyipr been hsi thereon bars been
ausstsd BY that BODY TO return them 10 you.
Lisna the Cos stou OF tho Uai;sd States
eapozp1d BY udcs tribunals OF the nation Be-
The vpyrmt iav % the land and ranks obedience Thereto
snor be most sosn Of the obligations which she has
ooon herself O. CO ndecy TheSs resolutions
.y aud revolutionary in their endenry .nd
aim and abvsrou Of which Loisisns
pishted support Addressed they ara hsr
therefore but esd them solicitations 70 treasonAbe
disoysy part sarh she only deems her.e
juseS in repelns them. but feels that her honor would b
deeply wounded abe give thew Pas in her archives
ROBERT c, WICKLIYPF.
IBston Rouge Advocate Slr
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CAPT. KIDD os 1HI ISLAND or PrRIN.-This little
plapd, Of 90 much importance now in European dipc-
macy, is thus alluded to in email volume called Notes
of Travel, published at Salem in 1854:
"Hsvipg been drfted about BY light winds, il wss
not until the third morning after leaving Alden tsst
paced Babel Mandeb Peak. rearing its lofty summit
and entered b-eMandeb Strait, or the Gate Of
Mourning. We passed through the narror strait.
which is about q uls ard fourth wide between
Babel Msndeb Peak and Perrin Island. speaking OF
Perrin Island. it will be remembered thst Capt. Kidd,
who, in 1885, sailed from NewYork in Tire Adventurer
galley in search Of buccaneers near hero captured
rich Quedah merchantmen. He landed upon this isl.
and. and who knows but the long soughtsfter buried
treasures of the daring buccaneer may yet be 10.
eaithed al Perrin Island :"
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DHFIcUITY ~ CouRr.-OnySaturday last dlf6
Guilty occurred In tie City Cont between Co. Jsh and Mr. oS
rsou opposing counsel they were then nsnx whse
the t named struck the other In the fare with psksg
his hand Col Jack arresed end fe4
TO why be sboud Lot BE- committed fot con'emp
lie put sdsv stating that be had understood Mr. ost
20 say that he sck) that certsB pspef hsd eess
served be would What false and having bees hfows
gusd and incensed by the mputston he did sthe MI
g. rsper he bad In his hand but meant onnse 70 the
The stter laid 10 ensbe Mr. Onsoo 70 shs~
whether hs Gid use the lsng age imputed 10 bn
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iAaxettis.e,eat

GAS. GAs!-GAS FIXTURES. Of new and beaw-
tfi dssgDa Just SIC The Spring trade Csn = sscss
sauiscturs dept Ne S76 Broadway A-e tbs sew D.
0oVo, BvRNiS. ARcaSs, WAssSe 4 %.
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JACK CADE; OR, TIE KENTlsH KEBELIION.-
Ths Drama by Judge Conrad. Performed ~ Mr.
Edwin Forrest IL 10 b. produced ct Pvppss NATIONAL TrsA
TO MIGHT with scenery. Costumes kc NJ. A. n.
Perry Jst Cads. and Mise Dsnvu hsrspas, Nd css
the sreusth Of the Nj T. DAacssA
viii siso sppeN in bis Drsms ss;'ea Tss Docs o. r~s
f.
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CITY ITEMS,

Css.. II. Weeks or Cha,. Wentworth, tia s,tor
WI ~ biography wac priatei IN Thy TRBUsI OF
Saturday, wss baptized n the Ftfa avenue Baptist
Church ye-terisy mornrg
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fAdvrytlA>ussok.i

RAs-Ths CANTON TEA COMPANY havs a
every variety and Re- Dc.ss end ~
vss tns. soaehsrt DOZENS and Yons uys.: ts. .. =
tes cquauy Also $40. be1ss eooA FAs,tv rsA fs n
Csn aud examine No. Us ChAshsm& ktsssa Pssd -
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TuE PAID FIRF DErARrmrST.-A meeting OF the
,perecr snd assistants Of The EssteIa Ddt NE
D. psi y he'd Saturday evening at fIemsns bas
6scuson TO the late seton o tbs C,tnmss
ell reference the establishment OF paid File Depart
meat The umebt expressed decidedly 10 fayof OF the
psrtm continuing to do their duty good citizen. unte
future of tho Common CouLc should disbas6 them
.ey Committee # appointed 10 drav
rtif ns the meeting aud pcrt
Tes1y when meeting ~ be held IL ofdsrto recrsve
end act ron tie re.olutons.
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FsrsL FAIu.-An inquest was he'd at No. ~
Seventh As,uue by Cocnsr Perry the body q May JsDs
Quinn slte s ~ho died from The .aees Of ieIaes seys
ccDssqueDce OF falling itc third ,oyy window 20 the d.
walk thursday The deseJ h.d b-ea requested By hs
uoket 10 leave TIE open dow but sinx 70 10 10. ot-
The jsry r-user-d verdict of accidental death.
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Mss SUSAN DENIM. at BARNUM's, ~ ''Yo.nx
No,s in III. trsgedy Of Dousas character Which sne ses
with peiior ability and swsys SURE 20 c-cy ae rteoos
this sNeruDoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

THF CRY ARMonr.-The work Of demosbog tts
old CITY Annoy give plsce for new building % be d.,r~as
the present structure ~sld on tho fh Jolly
1926 by Gen La Fsyte II erected by fss
the Apprentices Lbrsry Association. Shortly after 10 eroctse
pied pa. by The city authorities. and w~ .sess
qrey by the y and sed o the q Hal uni the
age b, I'D ug now occupied such was completed.
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Sr,BBInG ARRAY .-Yesterday morning, about
O'Clock dispute occurred in the restaurant aud rum
shop No $50 Church street between Sebastian Nala-
Iian and Peter ADsng Itsliaus and Spanisrd named
Acadia Lila relative to the payment of bill for re-
fesbments which the party hsd. An alteration en-
sued in tie of which Nalarian. as is alleged
drew long knife and stabbed Liis in the arm and
shoulder pflicng serious but not dangerous wound
Upon the cry for police being made, Officer ROLES
iuslsd into the place ard appreheaded 'aarian and
Ansirg, both of whom he licked up The wounded
man was taken to the Hc-pi,al The prisoners were
subsequently taken before Justice Connolly aud com
mitted for examination.
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AdvsrtiSemsntl

FREpRICKS PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART.
No SIS AID So Broadway oppo.ts metropolitan uote,-Pas
sAPHs HAILoryrss D.sVrsRsoryrsAAnd Asssorsrss,
n slN.e.
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ARsoN-FrCIriyf FROM JrSrrct "A man named
EtSridse NJ Fish form ery resident of West Milford.
New,Jer.ey was ,ted in this city on warrant Is
sued BY Justce Van Order Of Paassc County in that
State. The sccused is charged with firing bis house
and bslp. lie formerly resident OF West Milford,
and ss is alleged, prcba ed a fam there on which
was house and barn but it is said that he paid
for tie property. Notiorg ago he procured an insur
aroe o. 81 300 on the buildings. and il was but short
time tn, reasr that they destroyed by fire. The
accused was takeu besoie Justice Kelly at the Jefer
con Market Police Court and upon the warrant Of the
country nseista'e ard an affidavit Of James Reilly,
held q r fxamnat.on,
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fs,c y L ksfsbsl tI.-t near Hsd.oa arssre csas..
BY Il : oT.sbo,,.ns IF kettle u eG,, Damage
q. =, 40
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FUNERAL or A FREMAs.--Jsmes Nudge, mem
Der Of Erre Company No va. bu1ed ys.,srd., from n'
resLoe North Fourth street betw Third sne ScooA
His neral attended by the members OF Dis own Company
ard those Of Engine C.mpsrie. Noe sod 10 Hose No sa1
Hook ard adder No The flags on the engine SO s~s
r.i.d at bsLs ard the FIRE bells toied Dcss,sd W.
shout % yeess OF ssr, sud died OF confimptioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

THF LATE ALLEGED OUTRAGE by POLICEMAN
On Saturday morning policeman George Jefferson
Smith was arrested on a warrant issued by Justcs
Steers, on complaint of Philip He's OF No l." Houston
street who charges the officer with an assault and DAY
terv upon hmself and wife, full particulars in relation
20 which were published in TIE TRIBUNE day or two
$50 The accused was taken before Justice Steers who
he'd him TO bail in the sum Of 81 900 for examination
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CorsrEEflIT MosEY.-The police Of the Seyesth
Pen Saturday ernoOn arrested man nsnst 81 nsS BE- ,s
MrcIanty sd Espufacnrers OF Newark He tsssa
oe. sld being searched W In notes ne re-
ovoynCcs Ba concealed seout hs pencn TeS
sod genuine and he stated that o. focnd sem 70
N.wowr Corr. lie detained fcf stanlnAton
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NAY AhkIVERSAFTES


I',,c- 77eoiog'cdl Se~,-a-s The ans7I public
.r,uisrisu Of the eisss-s pn b-sn IN TY-,l.y MAJ
. IA sui b. coataasd Until the Monday foLoxtas
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SosoR,-A washinstos correspSsiso. Of TIE
TIMES Gays:
"Ie,,crs received hs,s va Ssa Antolio, fon
Ko,oyu. tca dsrs iatx toss tss utsihSss;s sy a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

b, s-s Ts5lo- gi,o quit. iiieI -. account n n.
stale Of eifars tisss. IE.tesd OK 6ADdsIa bsvss
be@s beaten by Peiqrelra. the 90 nef aAs bees SoI
great saugt.er was N fa pc=sess-on u tie couhsJ
a. threatened 10 lang Pesoue-s- Thess soccuots
aye regs rded a. psrfectly ie.sbls hsro.
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CASE or CANc,Ni.-The third trial Of Michael
Cancem for the murder Of Eugene Anderson, Is Get
Gown for tr;a ,o.'ay in the Supreme Court, Circuit
Eleven hundred Jurors have been summoned. lie
trial may be postponed, as Mr.. Ashinead the senior
cour sci Cor Canceni, was quite il! on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

MAIZENA, yourg man named Henry Hanmso,
re.Dg coir Of South sixth and Seyes streets :s
che G b.e, on Saturday evening By the point Of ~ ubrs
IN The ID OF Bernard White White inoxfstea and ~
bs d.odsrly core raised crowd 10 mont Of the store
s1usrs fsbsr Hsmsn went oct to erposlste with h'1n
b. hi,. thrust umbrella his fsee putting out ths
rutI.siy IL bed for examination By JusSe fos
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FArN AfiRN Is THL LCNAIiC A-YLUN Coroner
Pe'ry bed "a inquest in the Luoatic Asylum, Black
wells Isa1J ca the BODY OF q mau whose name Is IN
kuowp he aay;r died from the effects OF violence re
ceived ct the ha,ds of another of me inmates. ap-
pears C. at the dece ssed admitted to the Asylum on
tie Both OF ZACH sst ard displaying no vicious traits
of G. araoter was allowed TO wax abogt the premises
Fer some cause he AMI Joon II. land another Of the
inmstes bsosms enemies, ard on Wednesday OF last
week, while alone in ths sitting room they came 10
vo,elt col.is.oa The noise made was head by Jas.
Masco aiso 80 inmate who fastened to tae spot and
,epaia,fd them, at the same tune noticing blood On
Hvisnds head. Macon LETT suppOsins that The d;s-
.urbsroe would rot be renewed but in a few moments
af,erwar1 while in adjoining room, heard blows
struck and returning the deceased lying on the
floor md II AID standing ten feet oil with MS
the deceased cuch in his band Both parties were
PFC uptIy tex. care Of but the injured lunstc con
tipued TO grow worse and died on Saturday from the
irres lie had received. Hyand has been 10 tina. ic-
sttuion fer several years and generally was very quiet
ard hamlers DIR. RsDrey, in his testimony before
the Coroner stated that he considered lIJaIds de-
rar cement of such nature to render him rrespon-
be for biz acts. After hearing al the evidence. the
Jury rendere verdict "Tha the deceased canal
chs death by blow from a crutch 10 the hands Of
"Jo.eph IIylapd. at the Iunsc Asylum, of which
"both II, Land aud deceased inmaies." Hylaad
VII be sscured 50 to prevent tia commissicn OF
fuIt5er yo.Gce ia Gaze be should cynce dsp, stion
90 80.
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A ssw.O,,,cr,L F,cuRstos or rns QcARA-
rrss A,1son,rIrs Upon Us nvi;atios CT tAs Heath
Oder ao Ss.urs.y. .s,,, g.st.sss mo 80 'atsf'
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SsssE TrsY.-Os Saturday seer,cos nrsT ,ss
Do0vDscY y. ss,rsc {, in We ,~SsS q 6f saess -
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I'D ;hs icealo- { Quarantine. e., rean'ei TN
t.s >sie- std co.,ten u fsn,es took pleasant
a., d5wp rs Lcz.r Bay asi 90 Sandy Hook. 70 IN
-oeG tie sevsrs. place. whsrs hss been propOssi TO
stab sn Quersntics. The excursioniss stated about
II ococs 10 tie fas Steamboat Mag yer, chartered
FOG iSe occssoc, AID fret preceded to view the scsos
oftEs late hr, 9. Sesriass Poist. They landed. aod
sfef scue difficulty o5ined eutrsnoe 20 the Qusran-
i,1e incioeurs Op:nions free.y expressed 10
L ss9tsbty OF the Port for the purpose defended
sad tie geIerA conclusion adverse 70 IT, both on
Accent OF the remotecees 0f the site from the trsck Ct
ves,e1 aud to, Utter nsdequacy of the buildings The
dock upon which 80 much money Vas expended has
s1ik the ror.tern eide about two feet from level
sni tie fishermen VINO had oopgregated at vitaessiag
uBasuai re g. &c excursion patty their DO
MARE gave their option that it would soon disap
pes- benseth tie mnd By+he.by the Stste property
is very useful TO the oystermeo the dock serves veil
for loading snd unloading the oyster crsa and the
fam depended forffuit for much indignation
expressed by tie Po1ters" when the children broxs
TIE blsuctes from toe bloc mig peachrees. at the de-
stiuo,on of ths esnbTyotc fruit. The panty recm-
barkej. and the MsyAower steamed away for Sandy
Hook, tie company improving the time 10 dong JUS
tee TO etgan. epsst spread ia the csbn CT tbs boat
After duly examining Sandy Hook and taking snort
stretch seaward tie Mayhower was headed los Coney
Island. TIE pfect isolation OF this spot the natural
snI sheltered harbor which it makes of Gravesend
Bay tbs good arcbo;sge and it, proximity to the chan
rel Of epproach 70 Nsw-Yori. al CO nbined. 10 The
opinion the e1cursonist. TO make most desirabe
spot zoe Quarantine After unanimous vsrdct to this
effect The steamer was beaded for home, irving at
Staten Island at ~ O'Clock, having in less than dvs
boms e.eamed 20 miles. The day wss very
suspicious for TIE Cccs>ion The absence Of the sun
proceeded tie necessity for awning, and the devo-
Cos OF Terpsicnors paid liberal oblatieus to their
goddess. Muse was furnished by the Itslsn bsnd
lately attacked to the United States frigate Susque
bal Ds. who executed martial operate and national
ais IN s:y!, have seldom heard equaled, and
never exceled. Tbs band have been paid off FROM
the United States sevice and conteI plate establishing
Themselves in Nsv.Yclk. where they will doubtless
b. como favo,ites. Whea the boat landed avote OF
thspks wa tendered ths Heath Officer and his es-
tnabe .ady BY their guests for the pleasure they had
bseu furnished.
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TnE NV BroApwAr TaBfHSAoLt'-Ihep f'au-
vsy Tabernacle Church met yesterday morning for the
s,., time IN TIE lecture room attached to their new
nlsce Of wcrsbip, now in process Of erection at the
intersection Of broadway Sixth avenue and Thirty
fourth street. large proportion Of the congregation
VISA pre.est. TIE Rev. J. L. Thompson, for thirteen
yes,s pastcr of the Church oiicated in the morning
ard evening 1t is expected that the new sdfcs viii
b. COMPLETED by next Christmas. The walls are up
already nearly to the top Of the second tier Of windows
ard the building bids fair to be beth imposing in ap
resrsrce ard substantial in structure. The style is
the straight Gothic the salient points being Of Dor
chatter tone and the walls Of Little Falls sandstone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

TN MAJ TERa or TIE CorRT OF GEsyR,L
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