New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-25

and profitable season for our aiabe and talented song
sers The opening "a % be euteished ~ the present
atom Of that graceful q operas. E"o0ssaar'e u
which Mtne Calve hss greatly Distinguished herself
To re Edaor Of The Tribune
CAPTAIN De Groot .end. his nphnsuts to the Editor
u The Tribune and gard an article thai appeared
IN hi. paper conveying very erroneous mpre'son- oes
70 that the Nissaras leaving her dock the Del
ros rung a. usual and the usual cry Of Al ashore
gwen lie admits that the leii I'VE minutes before
her time IN order not 70 come into any collision with the
Rip Van Winkie which to leave on tie same
morning.
A rope was drawn across the boai-no chain, IS =
.,ated-ans this IN consequence Of the Niagara having
been newly painted was done f0r the sole purpose
# keeping passengers from the paint The boiler was
not nor ever la. been hot A. the time 81 the stop
page vessel Jay her beams snd ne siopPa-e
necessary % prevent accident me NiaeA1a '"eh
| blew OF her steam and proceeded On heI Foya sc
The Niagara passed the Rip Van NnNe because inc
Niagara Is the swfes boat rhe proceedea AZ hef u-uA
| speed.
Captain De Groo, was not aware that any person had
cen eff on board until too late OF he would have and
ed nm earlier Captain De q has always been opposed
70 racing. and will under any circunslehoes p'
guilty Of either importing Or frightening az pas-ehz,'s
The Niagara has under ME direction been known a.
swim end especially safe boat, and VIII ai"Hys '''"
| thar reputation
"a the remarks published might with those not &C
quained with the facts njure the boat, captain Df :"
has found II necessary with ms reiua0on
which many reputable citizens board Al the une VI"
! endorse.
- No endorsement IS necessary. Captain. Our
coresponden, naturally felt irriiaed ai being compelled
TO journey agains, his viii JohnGlp!nwisei and II he
did take 1t phlosophcay as Mr. Gilpn you must
remember that there is difference between being run
away with by mare and by steamboat ike the
Niagara, rushing and foaming upstream Ike cloud
na (~aTs ftslrf
himself to us that he viii on consideration permit his
beautiful boat 10 engage in racing. Her great speed
being universally acknowledged it is quite unnecessary
and beside kHor Capt De Groot is man who thinks
more Of his reputation and Of the safety and comfort
Of his passengers than to lightly peril either
Lone ISLAND RuRoAD-The Pilot Engine
running On this Road discovered on Saturday morning
about daylight that large number Of rails had been re-
moved and bridge down during the night near -
Georges Manor. The workmen were brought immed.
ately to the spot and after delay to the Trains
the injury repaired In addition to the security Of
a Pilot Engine the Company have taken such decided
action in this matter the requires.
The Boston and Newport Trains arrived on Saturday
At about the usual hour
~ 1t is estimated that Fifteen Thousand people
passed over the Harlem Railroad yesterday. Probably
As many more went to and fro the different Ferry
boats The day was excessively bright and suliry and
those who remained quietly in the pleasant shades Of
heir homes always provided their homes have pleasant
hades) had the best Of IT, II could be suddenly set
down amid the cool breezes and whispering treeses Of
The country it would be delightful enough; but to be
shsked a Railroad Kissing hot and swelter about
among burning sands and scorched bushes for few
hours, and then whsked back again Is what we call
warm work for weather.
Y While the Sunday Mercury was working
III its edition yesterday morning the press broke down
md the form wheeled around 10 the steam-press
which works Oft Nooh's Msseagr-so that when that
paper arrived be worked Of the press was occupied
What TO be done inquired the foreman l have
H. said the Major send the form TO the Herald Office
and direc, them work the edition To the Herald
Office Sir What Curtain Lectures and all = Yes,
sir all Begone-time wears They carried the paper
over TO the Herald Office and, enough. It was
worked of according to order. That = right said
The Major, always quarter On the enemy
~ \ young woman named Sophia Smith, OF
Kingston Ulster Co. but who had for time been At
tending aThrcadandneede store in Greenwchstreet
found yesterday morning in her room. dead There
were several email wounds abdomen and long
strip Of linen wrapped tightly round her throat and
stuffed into her mouth. The verdict Of the Jury WAS
probably dcrsnsed.
~ A correspondent calls timely attention 10 the
dangerous practice Of driving cattle through the
recently So painfully illustrated. He also complains
with great Justice of the slsughrerhouses. and
their numerous appendsses such Hide houses'
| Tauowassociations Melting houses, SC. &c. whose
nrolerable fumes are serious detriment TO health
beside being most abominable nuisance and ought
| 10 be somehow abaied We would print the article
together with some scores OF others similar
-ubiects-if we could possibly find room. In truth
when we look over our Nuisance pgeon-holc We get
discouraged and begin 10 think that the whole City j.
me vast NUISANCE There s Street smoking zone OF the
very vies and worsr) Omni0usracing. Perous to life
| and limb Street walking: Four cent Men New build
ngs Sieamboairacing dishonest Caomen ana Moo- az
the Steamboat Landings Hoggeries Slaughter houses
'ow GROCERIES Mock Auctions and Militia trainings
and-pah We grow sick as begin 10 get into the cat
soguc.
Ps We turn over another leaf and behold our in
icaiisabe correspondent beseecEes the Common Coun
ell 10 mend the broken side walks you cant 20 aniss
Messrs. Aldermen wants some respectable person
70 a line of Omnibuses TO run on the Eastern
side Of the City and mercedes for the poor Lambs mat
carried through the streets in wagons with their
heads hanging down and frequently grinding against the
wheels
IL We are written TO on all hands to remon-
against the new regulation by which the New Po
Ice are permitted 10 rcsr rsrards FOR the performance
Of their duty. II the Mayor has yielded this point he
mas done a great wrong We regard the whole system
pemiciou-, and az operating in effect AS premium
lpon crime The sufferers by theft or robbery can
afford pay officer well az the thief or roooer
himself. Beside under this system dishonest officer
might enter into profitable partnership Win PICK
pocket burglar-especialy there Is Magistrate at
hand ready 70 release the villain dozen times month
IN straw bail.
.E@ Our readers are referred to an advertisement
n another column of Grand Temperance Excursion
and Pick Nick TO Rockland Lake, BY the Young Mems
Union Temperance Association of the City OF Ne"-forS
70 take place tomorrow Tuesday, Angus; 70
Another excursion is also advertised by the Marshal
T. A Society and the n y Institution No OF the -i--
of Temperance accompanied by several other 60
ceiies who will have a Pick Nick tomorrow al Nyack
II An overwise and nervous young lady, hay
ing purchased Gavanic Ring al lSi uton-'treet
-. "a. lie If