New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
city Items.

- Winter In the NevYork Hotel which is 70 be rented
bv the evening for that purpose This good idea
both q. 70 economy and taste.
- The Twenty Fifth Of September Is duly
qlorihed in Tie Torn Clock Of yesterday The Clock
thus strikes the hour
Yesterday was the Miners Jubilee, and all ia
ponicadom turned out in their utmost strength TO eN'
anime the Fall Styles Of hats and head gear Even
before sunrise the most ultra fashionable establish
menis were crowded by the anxious and expeciani
throng each as eager 10 be firsi as II the earliest
glance a, the new fashions possessed the quality OF
imparting reiuvenescenc TO the lucky one. HAD i
been the Tree Of Immortality instead OF the iiieess
leaves of few French flowers the excitement could
not have been greater. Throughout the day the
crush continued and many sad and disappointed
heart vyept itself sleep last night because that ed
ons Mrs A. or that vulgar Miss B. succeeded IN
getting possession OF some particular ribbon or
feather.
We noticed the precincts Of the fashionable shops were
thronged with carriages all day, but knew not the mo
nentous occasion until thus enlightened
Il, certainly offers strong temptation to severe remark
70 witness these displays fashionable extravaganza and
devotion 20 triaes but then after all these expensive
and luxurious habit. afford the only means Of creating
demand for the vast amount Of superfuous labor con
ststny accumuatng in large cities The only thing that
ought 10 be remembered a correspondent suggested
the other day that people should be very careful not
10 spend any bodys money bat their own
IVA beautiful steamer built TO run on the South
side of Cuba launched yesterday afternoon from the
Sbp.ysrd of Dir. w II Webb.
III Next week, we reminded by the Com
nercial there is to be great Musical Convention in the
City II to be held the Tabernacle and there viii be
Delegates in attendance from Bosion and other places
lis 10 occupy four days the It'll 9Th 9th end 10th Of Dc
tober Discussion Of musical subjects viii occupy part
of the time with lectures by Of acknowledged emf
nence-Rey DIR. Hooker, DR.. Hodges, Mr. Hastings, Mr.
Mason and others arrangements will be made for the
formation Of teachers casse. SC and the evening VIII
be occupied by various and most attractive performances
probably adds the Commercially in the following order
Tuesday evening grand Concert OF Sacred Music by
the Choral Union-seyeral hundreds OF performers
Wednesday evening Messrs. Hart fud Bradbury, with
their multtudnOus and weltrained bands OF juvenile
singers whose blending voices have often minstered
delight to our citizens Thursday evening the new Ora
torio of the Seven Seepers under the direction OF Mr.
Loder; and Friday evening the ever welcome Orato
rio of David by the Sacred Musical Society under the
direction OF Mr. Hill.
We hope the Sacred Music Society will reconsider this
determination We think that repetition of The Seven
seepers (Which Is certain TO be better and better ap
preciaed every time 1t is heard by the Society would
be highly acceptable to the public Some portions OF
The Creation or other standard Oratorio might be
given on the same evening render the entertainment
still more attractive.
IT, Veritas seems to differ with us in esii-
mate of the comparative merits OF the two performances
of The Seven Seepers We do not object TO this;
only wish him and all others to understand that the Music
al Criticisms of The Tribune not written by the Res
ponsibe Editor bat by the conductor of the City News
department of the paper "a to nercenary motives, we
are sorry correspondent is ready To impute them
Can he conceive that there should be difference o.
opinion between us unless one of us Is bribcdf
-" The National Police Gazette of this morn
Ing contains an account of the detection by its editors of
system OF robbery which has heen practiced for long
time upon Mcssrs Tiffany, Young & Ellis by colored
porter in their employ named John Holmes. lie has
been arrested and large portion of the stolen property
discovered at various places in West Broadway The
amount of the robberes il is supposed will reach sevc
rHl thousand dollars.
~ The Chief of the Police has been engaged
for two days as understand trying TO smell out trea
son in the case Of obtaining and publishing the now cee
bra,ed and immortal Hoy; Correspondence Nothing
has yet been permitted TO transprcor the reason as
we are informed by who ought 10 know that nothing
has been discovered.
TT Belmont and Hayward, old hands at the
game have gone out of the City h 1t s said to fight
another duel.
E-y- The Police Gazette for this week contains
melancholy record of crime. Pickpocket and burglars
seem to be the commonest varieties.
70 female convict named Eliza Davis swan
Blackwes Island over to the LongIsand shore yester
day. She arrested and conveyed back to her quar-
tcrs.
rE> Mrs Mowatt is distinguishing herself at Nib
los Her Juliet is spoken Of in the very highest
rF@ THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS met again last
evening consider the charges preferred against DR..
Reese. Several witnesses were examined in his favor.
Quite rich occurred on the examination Of an
Teacher of the Sixth Ward the Teachers and Trus
tees of that Ward meeting together getting drunk aud
lighting &c. The Board adjourned 70 Monday next.
WHAT O'CLOCK Is ITl-Unde this quaint head
ing The Town Clock, HAPPY name for paper,
that y discoursc,h as follows:
The autumn ripens excitemcnts as well as apples
and we have but TO shake the tree 10 let down a
shower of them upon The political Juror created
BY the Mackenzie disclosures still progresses 10 a
elimination the intensity OF which no can cal
culate The Musical w orld is in a chord of the III
minished seventh with its enthusiasm in regard to
DR. Lpwc and the Seven Sleepers, Its feversh anNi-
ETY. to hear Mr. Templeton It's nearly exhausted pa
thence for Ole Bull its regrets al losing the French
Opera its quarreling about the merits of the English
aud wondermeni as To the movements OF the Italians
The Travelling World are getting up twenty six
Violations a minute on the strength of the relative
beauty size and speed osthe Oregon, the Hendrick
Hudson. the Niagara. the Knickerbocker, the En-
pirc. Captains grow capuous as coqueiies' and
stewards are in a constant brOil Editors laugh in
their sleeves of the best travel the swiitesi
and find il all good The interests OF the Press mus,
not be neglected
The Fashionable World is at feathers points on
the question whether green Marabouts are TO take
place of white cambria roses in the fall campaign
Each enthusiastic champion has laced on her corse
let's of steel and donned her Neapohian helmet
adorned with the insignia of that side Of the conies,
which she has espoused. Parties run high. and
cards are daily exchanged among the belligerenis.-
Blood blood. must folow-bu, we are happy TO say
that il will be drawn from the pockets OF anxious
fathers and husbands. Meanwhile Millinerydom
shippers and wakes rich apace.
The Religions World Is perhaps in the greatest
excitement of all This is question which, com
bining every concciv able element o. personal inter
nrivate tsehng sncflrI1u oh-lInaCN. church