New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12

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Lew sirsrgeInera, the mail train from Albany will
arrive IN New-York ri j:3j ?. IL, being son swhai
esI- ss present. AID hereafter there to be no
change Of ears between this city AID Albany.
Ecw THE PooR LIvE.-io-dsy callsd upol poor
woman, ~ho-e children are pupI- in our schools. She
Eves a; No. 10 Mort street. q viii give she uHnber
t. any one who w!sbes to AID her, have kDswn her
fer tweDty months n q Woodworking sober, hish-
SPIRITED woman. Fer y e last FIVE mosth- her husband
has b4en oouhued to hs room and ls;iery 70 bis be,
with eonsumvtiop While health continued they were
comfortable, and gathered many t.tle convcnienees
around them. These have nearly al disappeared. one
by ope. As entered the poor woman bsi just had her
husband up made bis bed and charged his 4hes and
he Ley boi.,erei up in bed. aud painting for breath
saw her wash tub close by the door OF the little, dark
bedroom, that bet bis spells Of coughing she
might 90 with little washing and thus earn few
sbillipgs. To my inquiries, bow she getting on.
siie replied: Very poorly, Sir; the doct1 says my
husband will 1--we many days. He can ca; nothing,
and made tea OF the BEEF. and chicken, and turkey
you ut Us have been compelled 10 pledge many OF
my things pay the doctor ana buy the medicines
have the tickets did not deep for many nights ne
needs more attention at night than by days the doctor
~, he Eus sleep alone Tee children sleep here, Sir
Ion the bare foor they have guilt over IheU AM
be is often cold at night" 'WbeTe do you sieepi'
ssked. Tie started TO her eyes ~ she replied.
with motion Of the hand " With the children, Sir"
Think Of t. ye who have more than enough OF THIS
worlds goods a mother and two children sleeping on
the bare oor with only thin quii TO cover them,
on such night the last and for no faus OF therz
Here are the tickets Sir. VIII your readers look at
them DIR. Editor They were issued in the course of
four months beside things scld outright Here
thev are: petiicoat and chemise, Is centsi carpet
beg. - cent?: coat-he thought be would not want il
-3S cents pillow, carpet bag, and parasol, 9! cents
skiit s.; dre-s q peitcoat, 90; bed tick, So quilt
so; Quit 81 %; boots, 50; coat (his own. 81 so;
dress the mothe1s So boys and shirt 49, frock
81; dips 81; cloak 81 dress, IS shawl aud chemiss,
g. pants and shirts, 62i shoes, 30; quilt and sheets,
81 g. / redeemed the quilt, dresses, &c, Of which
she stood in pressing need and determined TO tell your
readers about it. Her rent is paid until the 18th inst,
sn assured her should be provided for Are there
any of your readers who VIII sympsthiLe with this
poor woman, watching beside the dying bed OF the
husband Of her youth, and nep Us send for her use
few necdiu comforts. II they will it will relieve her
mind from oe Of poverty that take tho drcss
from her sLoude, AID enable her better TO beaT tho
blow lb4i s fall upon her when sue closes her
husband eyes in his long seep. can give the name
ard number e required. n.
HoYE FOR YouyG DEAF MUTEs.-A Home for this
unoIt=e c4s children La. recently been commenced in
this city permanently located a; No l6 Ess; T"e1hh
street the Second A. ,he laws Of chs State r
oue children be twelve o before they can
breoe benef-ares tbs Institution for the Deaf and Dan5
tie managers the Home propose receive iEch children
under twelve educate, coths and maintain them m they
s become proper charge the State. The system OF edacA-
l. - -. l. l..t In af4
tar branches and the teacher deaf nuts lady vino sFaa.'ed
with the Insuton The ladies at the Home in'e all
persons ho this hsy believe truly b-nsTo-
lent work aud satisfy themselves to It's condition and
prospects hoped that the citizens win sustain this object oil
charity their contribution. enable the manager. to receive
I'll applicants which theiT funds present viii not permit them
&c Do estimated that tho Of clothing maintaining
educating child for viii amount to ono hundred
aud thy dollars.
TIE Model of Solomon's Temple, at Temple Hall,
Ninth street. one door east Of Broadway, will be
bibi,ed to- morrow for the benefit of the Home.
HicHwAY RoBBERr.-EaFly yesterday morning,
while Thoinas Fallon Of Jersey City passing up
Centre street lie was sccosted by John Roberts and
another person, who invited him to treat them. AS
Fallon expressed his Willingness accommodate them
they showed him into sub-cellar GROCERY where the
unini,iated Jerseyuan verdant enough to display
a wallet containing S35, which instantly coveted
by the thirty twain who were drinking with him.
Accordingly, they knocked Mr.. talon down. snd hay
ing secured the money fed to the street. pOrsued by
tie Jerseyman. The thieves happily into the srns
Of Officers Groin ond McDermotl Of the Sixth Precinct
who succeeded in arresting Roberts, but his accom-
nice escared Roberts taken before Justice Con-
molly. who committed him to the Tombs to answer
PKASuKss - STRANGE CoUSTRr.-Thos. Hart
an English immigrant, Friday applied for lodgingat
the S;aon-house in MGnha;anvile. He stated that he
had three brothers living in Syracuse, whittier he was
bound TO meet them. One OF them had sent him
twenty rounds sterlng-the expenses of his voyage
On arriving at Liverpool from Bristol, he purchased
ticket on board the ship Henry Clay and ntrused his
language to q man 70 carry the ship; bu! the fellow
disappeared with the property and could not be found
Hart therefore lost all his money chest of tools and
all bis clothing except what he had on. Upon arriv-
ing in TIL. city, be determined TO walk TO Syracuse
and had gone as far as Manbatianvle when be applied
for lodging over night. The case was laid before
MAYER Tielnann, who lves by, and next day he
caused a ,elegTnphic dispatch TO be sent to Harris
brothers.
DrsFrRArx DuTcHHAs.-Adam Grchs, German,
living at No IS Avenue C, on Friday afternoon took
occasion 10 beat hs wife in most brutal manner till
she in frr OF her s broke from him and rushed into
he street. covered VITA blood Meeting Ohicsrs
Church and Wilson of the Eleventh Precinct,
thew accompanied her back to her room for the
rurpose Of arresiug her husband. They found Groha
stationed at the door, with pistol in bis hand with
which &c threatened TO shoot any who shOuld at
telnt to enter. As the officers started to arrest him,