New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-13
CITY ITeuis,
~, -e,;nd the Musica.

~ There is li,,le need 10 remind the Musical
and Fashionable World that the first concert oil MIS- az
entine Mott Jr takes place tonight at the apo!io
all have been waiting this brilliant event for weeks III
state OF the most delightful anticipation The de0He&
has taken heavy responsibility upon herself IN mus en-
citing public expectation but assured oy those
who have had the pleasure OF hearing her sing that she
will more than fulfill all that has been promised for her
Tonight probably begins for her brilliant career
~ We have received very curious piece OF
.,psrled oak in the OF the entrance 10 plain Go
tbc temple. with still more curious addition OF a
wedge MI, on in the form spre and sarmouned ~
wooden cross.-and curious piece OF poetry de-
sc-pve Of the true principles of Gothic Architecture
The whole affair is quite worth looking atas any body
NAV see by calling at our publication Office
The Boston Atlas of Tuesday morning says;
we learn from good authority that in toe course OF
few DAYS the passengers this Route will leave New"
York for this City At o'clock in the morning instead oil
at o'clock rs now the and viii arrive here be-
tween and o'clock the evening instead OF 10
o'clock as at the present time. The passengers ut this
end of the route viii leave the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Depot for New.York, al O'Clock IN the morn
ING instead OF 8 O'Clock, as now.
The Commercial says the tine has been changed 10
instead of6-
ASyoYAycEs AT THE PoSr OFrICE.-The follow
Ing letter relative nuisance at the Post Office when
we mentioned few days since in reply TO corresponds
ont. speaks for itself. We correspondents
complaint 10 Postmaster Morris who replies as follows
w, hope that the notice already taken OF the matter
will have the desired eject.
Posi- OFFICE NEw-l ORR, Nov. - lSio.
n Grrr,yy Esq-Dsdr Sir; thank you Tor send
ing me the enclosed communication from CONVERSE
ZION with my clerks since received II oeiie'e your
correspondent does not mGct color the coaHe
You know have police power to compe' ci]en'
outside of nv Office behave themselves GeceHty; no"
eyer DESTROYS may be that they should proper! ut
san themselves All can do is what any other olti'
zen may do ask the Mayor 10 cause some OF MS oe.
men of the Ward where the Post Once IS SITUATED 10 d"
tend and make those OF our CITIZENS VINO PaS 10y
and are supposed to be among our most respectoe en-
iz,ps behave themselves. think the difficulty must DC
among the young clerks of these gentlemen Now that
this evil has come my knowledge VIII enuea'ot u
remedy II. Truly yours :, ,,,. u n
CITY IMrRoyEMExrs--To any one who has not
had the leisure or opportunity visit the upper part Of
our Civ for year or back the efec, must be very
striking on first behoding those long rows OF private
palaces which are. and for the space OF atweyemontn
have been sprngng up in that vicinity The old fash
ion OF using brick for housefronts seems to be falling
gradually into dsuse and species OF brown stone SAP"
stutcd in it's place The style OF architecture is princ''
pally that of Paladis who ourished centuries ago
in Italy and impsrts the buildings an aspect truly T.
nctian Whether it Will far gain the ascendancy as to
trjumpb altogether over the good old of our
Dutch progenitors in the matter Of bricks and mortar or
whether il will like most new tangled whms ami mod
ern Innovations fall gradually into du'e ITSELF is qucs'
ton which must be left time decide There l. one
iaaora,ion however which cannot regard with as
much compaccncy as the other wherever these new
obi he W.
coming dorn The excuse we believe, is that they gen
crate worms and other vernn But who does not think
few worms far more endurable than the scorching
rays which in the part Of Summer, the absence
Of foliage allows to enter at our parlor windows For
comforts sake. good people spare the trees
TRIAL OF Polly BoDISE.-No additional Juror
had been obtained yesterday the hour OF recess The
number Jurors called had been pa. OF whom l3 were
examined and with the exception OF the two sworn set
aside The counsel for prisoner had exercised OF their
20 peremptory challenges
A number of other persons were examined at the
Evening Session making, all i3s called An additional
Juror WAS sworn. His is Dubois, grocer IN
Spring. street He moved INTO the City last April This
makes three Jurors sworn for the trial There are 100
,aesmcn to be called today, and 500 more have been
ordered TO be summoned for Friday and Saturday.
IT. The watch of Mr.. Giraud, which was mis-
sed AT the Tuesday night yesterday found by
Hiram A. Campbell, Porter in the store OF d. a. Com.
stock l4l Pearstree and restored to its owner, who
rewarded the honest fellow handsomely.
~ One OF Robiohns large first,cass Organs is
to be tried this evening o'clock at the Presbyterian
Church of Rutgers and Henry .srcc,s.
II There is a cupable careessness says the
Exprcss in many of citizens ia regard to the faen
ING of vault, CRATES the sidewalks We have noticed
ID; -
not attended to- will become necessary close all
these mantraps and force people carry their fuel
their premises other way. In passing to the fire
last evening noticed gentleman catch his in
of these abominabe pitfalls and the action of
covering suddenly removed the entirely from the
aperture. Another individual Immediately followed
not noticing in the crowd the thus laid for his
wary footsteps rod directly into the hole, and only
capped broken leg with shin denuded from the ankle
TO the knee Our sympathy for the sufferer richly
seasoned with execra.ons the yillainous cupabity
Of the person who had the premises in charge,
sy9 The following from the Evening Post in
commentator of worthy Officer and citizen is but
sric, justice who has for several years aborcd
faithfully among in the cause of Temperance. The
Post says Justly that there things about the Pc
lice Office in Centre.strect which really commenda
bic, and the place would be intoler.
able nuisance Among the few things of this character
Gays the PosD we would mention the following Soon
after Mr.. f. L. Snow appointed Clerk that of.
fee he sought and obtained permission from the mags-
trates to open at his desk temperance book, where
every man who lit do could sign the pledge
When persons are brought TO the Office charged with
drunkenness he makes it practice converse with
them, and TO endeavor get them mend their habits
and become sober men. de has already large mum.
Der OF signatures to the pledge but the majority those
who have signed have not in all probability remember
et it after they were released from confinement yet
there are some who have faithfully kept their promise,
and are now attending their business good citizens
We hear Of the case of who a short time since,
was thus induced to sign the pledge and who is
upright citizen, clothed in mis- right mind This man. in
consequence of his drunkenness, had been separated
from mis- wife and children for several years but by the
efforts Of Mr. e l. Snow his wife has been persuaded to
live with him again, and few days since she met her