New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

clear air frightened up the DARK places Oh the N'y AZ
with smile A Of Joy dvel, in the atmosphere
and one inhaled and delightful sensation at every
breath Every thing looked fresh and cool even 70 the
dewy corners Of the granite and brick houses When
we the morning the street was as yet nearly
silent for the City il siuggsrd and tho sun had but just
commenced his daily task Of regdng ths dial figures Of
the CityClock The onn buses had not begun their
furious rattle nor was the walk Gro sded with hurrying
and eager throng For few hours pavement and Tag
stone had been At rest although they seemed still reek
ing with the sweerns crush and pressure Of the day
and one could almost hear the eehong footsteps Of yes
,erdays procession as he passed along the rackess
psih,rackless because many feet had etsced the
traces Of each other until individuality had become lost
and the whole way WAS but one huge fooutep.
On the Battery the fog crep, lszy seward and the
shadows lay beaped in thick upon the walks and
grass Here and there SPIDERS web,-lke those we
used 70 see in childhood way to schooL-glanced
as the sunlight flashed into the bosom Of the dew gem II
had caught within tscunning net warm breath came
balmy over the water bringing the perfume Of the sea
silence grateful and refreshing sympathy to bruised
heart lay the City, disturbed only by the prophet
c noises Of the day which the already began to
hear from the near future.
Already as we returned begin da ily task, the
streets began gradually to ILL., Early clerks and belaed
gablersthe enterprisng girl and the unsu'-
cessful child Of shame-met and passed and scowled
con,emptuOusly upon each other. Carriages from the
morning steamers loaded with sleepy people and pie
horc Trunks redoent musty linen began rafting over
the pavement and sleepy por,crs tugged slowly at the
window shutters If they were trying TO take them down
for the first time and could not find the hande-Ihs 10
the las, we remember until found ourselves crushing
and saueezne our way up this same Broadway to din
ner But AZ this il scene which every body sees every
day, we shall say nothing aboutit.
There pas one scene. however in Broadway yes
terday of ruiher novel and striking character. The
Colored odd Fellows TO the number Of over thousand
marched down t9e street at exactly fashionable high
tide while the sidewalks both sides were densey
packed with the female friends and relatives OF the
narchers, and these met The Upper Ten Thousand
going up just opposite the Carlton House. The shock
was penlexng il not tremendous and some little time
was lost in people dsentanging themseves.-After this
the odd Fellows with their spirited band entered the
Tabernacle where variety Of interesting exercises were
gone through in presence Of large audience.
broadway too shows with what rapid pace the
brilliant and Joyous fashion Of ladies riding horseback
is coming into established vogue. Scores Of bright
checked ladies can be every afternoon threading
their way among the carriages and omnibuses until they
reach the broader sweep Of the avenues where they
dash CALAMITY away merry deers bounding through
tho green wood. ANY who visits Disbrows Riding
School and notices the style Of the accommodations ana
the OF those receiving Lessons will at once see
that Riding the fashionable amusement during the pre-
sent glorious weather
~ A scene full Of fun and Amusement; to every
body not particularly interested will be enacted this af
ternoon at the foot of Barclsyst the arrival OF the
Albany boats One hundred Csbmen will scslet'tevens's
Ferry House and walls fifty feet high and foot race
over the roofs Of the houses say two hundred feet
whence they will leap 20 the twostory buildings below
and thence fifteen feet board the boat Every coachy
will have his whip IN hand and card Of address In
the other In the meantime the Cabs will remain IN
Bsrclays while the ,lice officers, with their hands IN
their pockets will stay and that the horses don't run
away.
Mass TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-Another OF these
meetings. under the supervision of the General Tenn
pcrance Council Mr.. Adam c. Flanagan presiding took
place on Tuesday evening last at the junction Of East
Broadway and Grsnd-st Able addresses were delivered
by M-ssrs Deuison, Often Poole and Holemsn These
mass meetings are doing great good. AT every one Of
them large number of signatures have been obtained to
the pledge. On Tuesday evening next the mass meet
Ing of the season is to come of in the Park -Four stands
will be erected each having iis speaker. There Will
also be a Drummond light full baud OF music VIII
be stationed in the centre Of the stands erected Tins
looks like going work in earnest. God speed the no
bic cause, say we.
Is5s We saw specimens Of Illuminated and Xylo-
graphical Printing yesterday executed by Brown & Co
Sc Gold st. which far surpassed any thing of the kind
either English or American which we saw before.
This beautiful art only of date but it is already
applied and incxtcnsiye use the various kinds Of com
morcia printing.
rR-Bya Sigh, but odd blunder of our types, yes
terday the name Of HENSON, ESQ.," was used in our
account Of the Brooklyn Mass Temperance meeting ],
should have been H. Denison-a cosnomen more in ac-
cordancc with the owners probably than the one
we accidentally assigned him.
rV| Ole Bulls concert tonight, at the Taberna
Gle is waited for with perfect fever Of anticipation and
enthusiasm Every body is half dstrugbt TO hear wha,
the Summer has pcned in the soul of this great YET
simple and chidlike man.
The concer, is to be int crlaced with beautiful
singing by Miss Norihal and Mr. Dufield. Those who
have not heard Miss since her deJif last Winter will
be agrecaby surprised the great progress she has
made.
~ An individual who called himself TEN
perance Democrat gave lecture ON various and
things last light the steps opposite our Office As we
should like to extend the growth of Temperance Demo
Gratis we cheerfully give anonymous friend first
rate notice
~ The Oratorio of The Seven Secpers' and
Beethoven's Mount Of Olives will be performed the
evening Of the OH instant at the Tabernacle. The i'm
mcnse audience who listened with almost breathless ST.
encc the evening of the 18th u TO the powerful and
startling effects Of the Seven sleepers'-wil we
confident again be induced hear repetition OF that
Ora,oro, and the Mount Of Olives the same eve
uIng.
~ The Wing Nominating Committee Of Mon
roc Co. unanimously passed a resolution in favor Of
the proposed State Convention The following res
olutions offered by JAsrrR w. GILBERT, Esq. were
also unanimously passed
Rcsolrcd That any effort 10 create distinct political
organization for the purpose of prosecuting change in
the Naturalization Laws is unwise and nexpedent be-
cause
81" II is hostile TO the interests contrary to the spirit
and pre- Judicial 10 the of the Wing party
Because IL tends 10 fOment preudlces and passions
nj war with the harmony Of society and
a. Because whatever reforms are demanded by the
public good best be effected by the Wing as the
great conservative party Of the Union
Sentence of . Hig Thunder
The steamer South America brought intelligence
yesterday morning that Biz Thunder had been con
yicted and sentenced TO the Clinton State Prison for