New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER &c. 1853.


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, ls
Gu, in pretty full force at this season by ocI,ck
ard d. the time there is rush cf arts coming
from three 10 five miles up town. down TO Their daily
labor The vast anouot o merch sodi-e tn =, Is moved
every day i, mostly upon the tso lower mes OF this
long isatd city FooSiug. or rather win the carts
come toe army OF laboiers-the long-horenlen, the
Ioier- tie early 'lerk-, the mecbanies, ard the
irg girls. and otber working ~oren. Tnea com-
b,Obkeepers ami owners OF stores, followed
by gertlen.n Of leisure or no particular business.
or of the thousanfsadooe Dselers kinds Of busress
that employ the nne-or over "he1 trey waste their
tims-of the niion of dvr.iers IN aod aboct New
York. sight to se- this moving thr)ng any day.
II was particularly Interesting ye'terhay evening.
Navy persons hsi been tempted by the del cppus at
mospbere ard clear sun Of tee moruin- to come ou.
thinner clad than they iVuni comfortable wnel
facine the northwest wind at sunfoTn. How all
that could afford the small sum OF five or
tix certs that ride costs, crowded the cars and
stages, moYe bee cluse it cold than because they
preferred rdne to wa keg. But those thooe-t clad.
lnt uo>t in need OF sherr were the very ones that
ted TO face the wind. Afle- all, the old aiase was
verified that il i an III wind that blows NJ one any
good-ior this bes them g'o@iog cheeks aud robust
hesltk-ony that some were too thinly clsi Hp~
such clear dry wird - blew yes'ere'en dos al up
tie angs AMI brace tue whole system in strorg h-ath
sunot = fac. that the much walking Of our people,
up end down long streets, adds unch to tier
health. And because such cool, bright " wsather as
that Of tie day pat does adj TO our health although
momeLtarly little against our pc 'sonal comfort, et
us al join With the people Of the tSen'y-iour States
who he'd their great feast yesterday of Thanksgiving,
and be al-o thsnk'u'-,henafll that this November
WEATHER is no wore than the present.
ACADEMY or MCsIC-The first nstallment Of the
test monisl to Madame Gazzsnigs takes place this
eveuing aud n. she leaves forthwith for Havsoa, this
trbut at parting is but fitting recognition Of her
artistic abilities and her maoy excelleuces as wonan.
The enteltainmebt tonight consists of the whole OF
Robert e Diabe," Ma ame Gazz .nga Sustaining
the role of Aee-a part in which she IL emaentiy
successful; Madame Lsborde tia, of Isabella, aud
Fo,mes tt at OF Beitram.
The Cooper Institute services will be closed for next
Sunday evening only accoant of tue Market street
Sundsy-School Celebration The Rev. Mr.. Cuyler will
preach there on the mex, Sabbath evening Dec 8, a
discourse 70 young men on
Tie exhibition of Church's Niagara" and Barker =
"Il Corso,' at Williams Stevens Coz will close
to-Rorrow evening.
ACCIDENT TO GEs. P,Ez.--On Thursday morning
ebout II O'Clock Gen. Paez. while proceed fromtne
81; Nicholas Hotel to rese the troops in fourteenth st.
was thrown from his borse in front Of the Asor Place
81 nj -ts ped a n -
Gov Kirg ard suite with Gen. Paez ut the 'iIne
Ger Peez was immediately borne into the hotel and
medical attendance procured. Great excteneot pre-
vailed up learn ng of the accident and crowds
OF irencs fccked to the hotel.
New sDd dangerous counterfeit twentics on the Mer-
chants Bank, Lowell, Mass, being circulated
throughout the city. We were shown one of them by
l.. s Lawrence & Co.. aud the following is tner
description of the note: Vgnete female portrait 10
circle with festoon Of flowers beneath; figures ~ on
each corner and Xxx ON each side of the vignette aud
XX in each lower corner.
DypaRruRE OF THE PHnApELPHIA FrRgaEs.-The
HiberIis Engine Company No. of Philadelphia left
for Boston by the o'clock q. Express tram of the
New Haven Railroad on Wednesday morning. very
large Of persons assembled to see them o
SHOOTING AFrRAY AuoNG SPORTING CHARACTERS
--Yseterdoy morning, about 4, o'clock two individuals
belonging TO the sporting world AID rejoicing in tho
soub,iqaets os Fatty" and JiDgies," got toto an
a!tercstion at the drinking saloon No. 40 Bswery
After var cf words, O. few blows were exchanged
when the proprietor of the place other person
hustled them through the front door to the sidewalk
where the scrimmsgo was renewed. They were finally
se narrated. ard Fatty" WA being taken away by
hi. friends when "Jinges," ss is alleged, drew re-
volver and deliberately fired four shots at Fatty
who WIS then some 20 or 30 feet distant. Fetty
escaped unipjured, and went about his business I'm
mejiaely after dischsrsiny the shots Jrgles fled
up tho Bosery, and succeeded in escaping. Officer
Mckay Of the Sixth Precinct very near Jipges
when the shots W, re fired, bat afraid TO interfere
let the fellow should turn upon and shoot tai.
Jireles Is well known TO the police. About sn
months ago no returned to this city from Csliforns,
where, it is said, lie killed man named Waters 10
whose employ he was. The affair occurred in San
Francisco, and originated in quarrel about some
trivial matter, when Jipgles drew knife, which no
plunged into the side Of his empoyer-the wound
causing death in five minutes afterwsrd. Jingl.s was
apprchended and rent to prison. but his trial beirg put
of, from time to time until tne witnesses IN the case
had died or left the con, try be baed, sni, upon
regaining his liberty hed to New York. Jng'os
eoys the repu alton Of being engaged IL the bu.ne7r
OF begeipg cheeks about the Chatham rhca,er which
checks be ses to boys and Others for what he an get
His real name is NLism Ph,alon.
Fatty whore ies name is Walsh, keeps d-nx-
ing saloon in Mulberry street, re.r Chatham, and Is
ssid to be connected with the Desd Rabbit gang.
~ " RtfefrDCn,
Wldey Foreman of Engine Company No. d. was
standing talking with Detective Officer Young IN
Broadway, Lspensrd street, when two men eaihs