New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24
From the Town Cock Of Monday.
NInre Eoreian New

Nineteen sleepy Newsboys Were thrown into
great state Of fermentation at clock asi evening
bv the arrival OF our Exclusive Town Clock Govern
men; Express Locomotive, With the news by the
Britannia for all the papers. We noticed King
Michael the head and front Of the New sboy fra.
te-nity busy borrowing cents from his rebellous
subjects and we suppose therefore that another
grand rush is 10 be made in the .our Market Nike
never str Aes till the iron i hoi-an, some times the
copper too. We shall await wit. intense anxiety
the appearance Of the Sixteenth Edition Of the Even
inc Scrap Bag this afternoon. n see what was the
state Of the Flour Market last week and what are
the exciting prospects for the future
In regard 20 The cro, we nave upon the strength
ofohr own private letters 1eisE su5 rosa furnish
ed - bv distinguished tfcr1f'cur now travelling on
toe Continent. that the chicken crops on the road
from Brussels 70 Mont Blanc are very poor and that
the whole business Of the Provision Market offers
bat slim picking.
The statue Of Punch in putty with which il Is in.
tended 10 adorn the dome Of St Paul's progresses
slowly The Committee Of Glaciers 10 whom the
work was entrusted. are frequently obliged TO de
sisi from the work OF moulding to augh at the dro
eres of the King Of Fun until every man goes
away with pane In his side
The Queen and Prince Albert are quite unhappy
since the Prince cut the throais OF many deer In
Germany Having BLEED bis English subjects 80 LTD
erallv the rnagnanimOus Prince feels that he ought
to have confined his jugularity 10 England and his
English dear. The Royal Pair were. however
rapidly recovering their usual spirits, and the Prince
had been well enough TO attend a meeting OF the D
rectors of the Grand Eel Pie Island and Chalk Pits
Junction Railway. OF which His Royal Highness and
the distinguished Nr Caudle are leading patrons
We are happy 10 have 10 in our power 10 an
uouDce that the temper of Mrs Caudle j. no worse
That amiabe lady herself is about usual.
The musical world will be thrown into the most
hvsterical ecstatcs when We assure them that the
world renowned Sgnor Sivereye the greatest per
former on the Hand organ that the Human Race has
ever known may be- expected IN this country by
the next steamer 4 ioleraby thick pamphlet print
ed on gtedged paper and containing brief bios
raphy ofthis wonderful young genius together with
the opinions of several hundred unpurchasable Eu.
ropean papers, regarding his miraculous perioman
ce- will be in few days sent TO the Editors in this
City. free Of charge.
Malaga has been visited by another hurricane.
which has afforded several honest spectators an
opportunity Of raisin the wind in an extremely hon
Orable manner.
The theatrical news is small The Theatre Royal
Parliament House would open shortly with pretty
much the old set of performances. Sir Robert Peel
the estimable Stage Manager is getting up quite
Budget Of new pieces.
The Prince dc JoinviIic had been fined sous for
smoking in the streets of Paris.
The recent advices from this country had eXerted
O bale fol influence upon the Cotton Market
Things however were picking up little. Rice Is
rising.
several private theatrical entertainments had re
Gently come oil among the hterafi. We hear of Sir
Z. l.. Bulwer playing with great taste and feeling
in the character of the Injured Husband.
The news from A giers and the East Is not inter
es,ing Several important actions. It is whispered
have taken place between the French and natives
but the particulars had not transpired.