New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

-w. .h.ub.ve 20 organize Natural History
Department Yesterday announced ne" MA''O''a
to-day we hear of an anteiiuvisn rcpuie one
s,a six feet lonc-and the Morning news 'o '
"a that some en,erprzng individual fred win me SUI
cess Of the wonderful seaHorse has procured " AZ
enormous expense live alligator measuring ~ ee'
from the tip Of hi- the up OF rs al a-a
~ mare in inverse which he transports from street 10
stree, in long box covered with white muslin with
hole in one side through which for the irfing sum Of
cent. hi. scay friend can Be viewed Upon one side Of
the vehicle painted graphic Likeness of his alligator
ship in stste Of repose delightful 70 contep ate Has
any body seen the Sea-Sarpen,
rr DR. ELLIOTT, the distinguished and sue
cessful Temperance Lecturer has returned 70 Nsssa-
chuses from hi. Eastern tour and Is now ecturing AZ
New Bedford He creates deep sensation wherever ne
lectures
PS d. Elliot, has arrived in this City and Tues
ssv evening addressed the Young Mems Temperance
Union Association a, the Willersireer Church. The
meeting was very arge and orderly and the address Of
Dr. Elliott was listened to with the most profound aiien-
ton and sympathy. This Association OF which Ny
samuel Bard President i doing srea; good and mas
our warrnest wishes IN IL behalf
r. Dodworih's Comet Band Of this city, has
been engaged to do up the Music for Commencement al
Yale College.
IA Mr. Melville was very seriously injured
about II o'clock on Tuesday morning the Third Ave
nue. about half mile from Yorkve by the uP-et'in- OF
sulkv Il appears that he racing with another man
at the time when the horse became FESTIVE and upset
the sulky
- Two men named Thomas II. Dull and David
Kipp were arrested By officer A. NJ c. Smith assisted
By two members Of the second ward police, charged
with the commission Of variety Of eionies in this CITY
Albany Philadelphia New Jersey, and other places
They are under indctmen, in Albany for robbng Con
gress Hall. They were both committed 10 the Tomos
for examination.
u Yesterday afternoon was one of the most de-
cious strcaks Of weather this Earth was ever
waited through. Every body rejoced and was glad
save the legweary children and around the Park
Fountain. Shame that Common Council which has
shown such true Napoleon energy in the building Of
Dog Pound should stumble so long over few wooden
benches
- The travelling public complain greatly of the
loose uncertain and extremely nconvenien manner Of
taking of baggage which is practsed board the
Hudson River Steamboats, The system adopted on the
Philadelphia Railroad il infinitely the besi-safer less
trouble and expeditions There the traveller gives
MS baggage IN charge 70 porer-receiVes numbered
ticket corresponding another fastened TO each trunk or
package and has no more trouble On arriving al his
destination he gives his ticket porter taking care TO
select regularly licensed one) and tells him where he
wants his baggage carried This is all he has 10 do On
the Albany and Troy boats careful passenger has to be
continually the lookout lest his baggage walks ashore
with other legs than his and be spends half the
time trying to find the particular waiter (who u Of
course particularly apt to be out Of the way TO whom he
gave It in change This is especially comfortable in the
case oflades aud their appendages The Boston folks
we understand are adopting the Philadelphia plan, and
we hope our Steamboats, win follow the example
~ Edward q uin's letter toJusiice Drinker pro
cured his immediate release. little wit. philosophy
and presence Of mind excellent substitutes for pick
locks although their owners often find themselves on
the wrong side OF the key.hoe.
~ There were four removals at the Custom
House on Tuesday and six since the beginning OF the
month Some Of the removed persons were very com
peioni officers and all were appointed by Mr. Van Ness
Express.
- The gilt cross which foras the pinnacle of
the teepe Trinity Church has been erected AZ the
rather diminuiivs appearance though told that
the ground, 1t was supposed u would be TOO
large. Evening fos'.
" friend of ours has kindly furnished us
With tho f,llo,ving valuable table