New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

BRooKLYs PHILHARMONIC SocIETY.-The third con-
cert III ninth rehearsal will take place Saturday the
18th inst the former occurring in the evening, the
latter at 10 O'Clock in the morning. at the Academy Of
Music. They would regularly have taken place
to-day but have been postponed signorina Elena
Miss Hinkley, and Signor Susni, will assist
CoLoRED MISS EsTERPRIsE.-We were struck
with the novelty Of a story we heard YESTERDAY, IN
connection with the advertisement OF |" tree-laOor
MOasses," TO be found in our columns Three coiored
men, formerly Of the States inmigrated, ard IN part.
Dership bought bark here, named the hendi, ana
sailed 1t between t1is port and MonroYla port OF
Liberia, taking from here such goods they thought
most marketable there, and returning with native pro-
ducions TO dispose of here One of them acts Cap
tain and the others serve in other Offices on board
The firm is named johnson, Dunbar & Co.. The
name of the third member Of the firm did not learn.
Their last enterprise is the manufacture If noasees in
Liberia, which they have the presumption TO bring
over here by way Of showing Us what mOlasses ought
to be- specimen has been Shown us, and we confess
they are not 70 far out; it IL an exceedingly sweet
pure article. Hurrah for johnson, Dunbar " 20.
ANY person wishing TO obtanth moasses can do obg
ciug at he distillery of Mr. Dudley y Ely corner Of
Flint aud North Fourth streets. The Mr johnson OF
this firm wGs formerly hai!dresser IN South seventh
street and many Of our readers will remember bun
~ an euierpsing and ambitious man, determined ID
succeed when lie left this country brooklyn Tines.
CoAr-YAnDs.-The largest coal dealing establish
ment in this City New-York If nj the FOOT OF Norm
Tenth street this District known the penrFylrahn
Coal Yard II -four blocks OF ground, contains
al present over GO COO uDs Of coal aud gives employ
ment to from 100 10 80 Nillamsb7I2h la3oreIt and
mechanics in the yard alone, beside orsaucs more OF
other places on bOats In the mncs, &c. The mechan-
zeal means for storing and handling the coal IN the yarl
are well worthy of notice The c0al is duy from tho
Comrany own mines at Iitst0n, Pa, and broughtby
iiroad aud canal 10 the yards here aud IN New YORK
Som NAL hnofa hlF
gagged in the transportation of this Company ms
work, Of course IL done Ia the Sumner, when the
canals not frozen. Tie boats thus loaded aretowed
% the foot Of North Ninth, North Tenth, or AOrtn
Eleventh streets and the coal from them bosted by
steam apparatus to the yard. Ills apparatus u
r,tler ingeniousy contrigtd, and works mos,
eieCualy for storing large amount OF coal
in a snail space. 4 double G hinder engine OF
feyeuty horsepower drive- The machinery. a tiait
extends the whole length Of the shed under which the
coal is -towed--wLicb il about 80 feet sqr&re-In
which are large drum wheels for moving tue heavy
tuha Of coal. Seven ropes wind around the seven
dunn wheels and pass along "a kind Of hanging r'il-
wave ut the top OF the building. Large iron tubs ere
ssJ ended from these railways. rod pas:e7 i,nder
the huIldng from encn drum wheel 10 the water ed-e
Of the yard, where il IL connected with lever, by
which nan can control the whole movement OF tie
tub. Tie tho H. lowered into the boot filled with coal
hoiscd mp sufficient igt drawn in over the pie If
coal and enddenly dumped, when back II goes TO ,'e
boat TO make another similar voyage. Thus the coal Is
Gr,iwn in during the Summer. Ia the Winter the
meuts SIM reversed TO load the boats froni
the ward. The PENNEY lvana Goa; Company supply an
almost innite "umber OF smaller cealer5 oil over tie
country in TIN, way bcies various lives Of steamers.
Toe local trade Of the yard, though inuense n Gut
trihc c.mpared with the Wholesale business done out
side of tie district 4 mammoth breaker, capable Of
crushing and sitting 300 tuns day. IL kegt II almost
constant employ to supply this retail demand.
lBroOkyn Times
MARRYING FOR Mo~EY.-Ye.terday afternoon Tus- |
tic. Callahan Of the fourth D uit Poce Court aled upon
by couple Of aged and highly denonssyc Du'cbm~u who
Wished be pot light" hey Their names a. Martin
tue other in sui'h street u E@eo eea ed = PREF fsio
mauie ih Of January i b. Justice Ca'hao. Ac
eors 70 I he, be- S go en- is G s s5 WE | e.
Bank aud b. ueh he on The heart md secured
the hand M,s Schlck Subsequently, lie discovered that her
husband wasn't worth and ticscd i'm out 81" son arr
ward r-d he a-quansurc Of John EDWARD Schoch ~ BY
nakis hn - thai she bad money IN the parG cee-sd
Zspf Grnar Protestant miuist~ Three days afcr Thu llt
Representations and for ISOLATION W beer saloon
Grand apd Inns formed tie acquaintance OF He's
astounding feet 'hsi he rnd' ere sSeh married 70
t sne ~SnA iaey COG pared n t,, soo" ga ,s Gis III.
the that I'd deceived u. In the % the IN
=, ss'ona they lrarncd that rrsyou, masse wih
Te woman hsd been rnaTriei 70 O. risr tailor in Hester
'I,r new fot On the strength Of hi. Sco'cIy hey lp
probable that three husbands may gieE
The Counrs.-The February Term of the Supreme
Cour, Term win b. commenced Monday neat be-
fore Judss- brosn Eu,ot', aud ScrUshsm 49,
the day Tie hrst 70 causes vii be- called, tnod
No. J. Wade s,, Broosu CITY Ra,lrosd Courauy; Riker
al. same Cecil as, BeIaou nol' ~ L9emingtse:
Hooton at, Bartlett. 8 Moore Wood T. Aulhesn egt Nc
ss shn ct e S,S 80 st 4 Reaa H. w-hs Il s. ss
Same " De,, ast Same y k.iD.n sst tis5Ard, ~
Maxwell and ~ife E Cunningham at Bonner; r. siiPnsn
g. "a ssnSTh ~ tenn =, - 81 .g; re As
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