New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

90. and grsccfues; The style Of her furniture deooa
ION. and appointments shows tina; the taste Of ~@
Cro, i. a. exquisite the carpe; az h experience a
Indictment are valuable deck lie has endeaFe1 HI
self in1rnu,sbly the ladies By the really e-e '-
Injurious furnishing Of their besA,iir! caoin- -l'
crimson velve, dvsr easychairs otornsn- 4liHe 1''
t,e,. alive with flowers really fneioned ana o'a-
piano made by Raven Baconr-spenaia n''i' ~,
qu.re designs painted upon the waAs-ne" anu ~
,od;ors d-e.sneroeln. and every thing eniife4y A.
.bo,5 10 The other cabins are al PROVIDED Oh cor
re.ronsing .cale u comfort and elegance e' W. e
zoe nothing IN the guests department "hioh e'u'u P'
sbiy be improved ., H., 1870
/ But perhaps the most sdnir'1oe ii'- a'o-' '-'' "
hoa, i. the engine This we have caIeiNAy examine
and s.bo, IN 10. technically acquainted Win engine ia
irr I'VE, we know enough 10 pronounce ms the mos
and beautiful specimen Of the ar that ever came
under our notice-snd We heard Il generally remarked
o ss,rday tina, i, the finest aAoa IN our r'er-
We congratulate Capt DE Groot on his beautiful new
30. .rd the public on both boat and commander.
nv the way we were mistaken sbou, an excursion thu
morning. The Niagara makes public excursion and
take. her place in the Day Line Albany and Troy on
"wednesday.
~ The utmost possible in the way OF omnibus
driving is 20 come on ,o-dsyKipp Brown 10 do d. oi
course. ~ TWO bflpfAf 7f''4'-'' f-'
drawn by oefyfro in hand-sll fine and hieh.spiried
secdswin be driven past the Aston House today al TWO
o'clock precisely The grand csgal~adc vii dam down
BROADWAY into was,reei and up Nassau by the Custom
House and will pass the Tribune Building at Il minutes
uas, this extra time being allowed for deienions III
broadway. We learn tina, the superintendent or con
tractors Of the block Of upturned pavement between
Park Pack and Barclay street are TO receive - for b.
lowing the biz omnibus 10 pass their Job If this
neddnr Of ndugencies can be continued We are AFRAID
inc having will not be finished by Christmas according
IN our estimate Since our notice the other day We SEQ
they have nut on two extra matchmaking now II Al one
end and two al the other. Suppose neither Of these
works more than he can possibly help at whs time and
| place will they be most likely all 10 meet
| Robinson ls2 Nassau publishes tomorrow morning f.
| snrited view Of the big omnibus passing the Asior
| House.
~ Decidedly the most quiet beautiful spot il
hi. CIV l. St Johns Park The tine old trees the deep
shadows the frothng fountain the INTERVENING flowers
tho graceful outline Of the symmetrical archltcctu
raj structure in the City and the merry laugh Of glad
children create an ndescrbable fascination i u .
u,y tina, this delicious park could no. be thrown open o.
the public-snd yet we fear would soon be
| decorated and despoiled of half its charms.
s-xS~ The Common Council meet this evening
1
when we suppose another attempt will be made create
| a Chief of Police Though there various rlmors
aoa, that the Mayor has objections to the new Police
Law and that instead of an appointment we may look
| for veto We do know what reason there j for
tb. r1lnor or for the thousand aud others with
| which people have been amusing themselves One
thing Is a, least ccrtan-ihc Aldermen will take tea at
| the usual hour.
| - The Peckskill Republican complains at the
| Green shadows which we saw the Battery. The
heau,iful ephc, is Shelleys- well known 10 be-
bis that quotation marks not necessary when usin-
| IL.
~ Capt JoHN WHETTES, an old and much
respected citizen of Newlork died Saturday in the
sd year of his arc. The Commercial says He "a-
about the beginning Of the century, ship master sail
ne mostly We believe, in the China trade, but for some
Years past h- employment has been on land he has pre-
sided over the Marine Society and supcrintended the
| management Of the Sailors snug HaTbor
| - One of those atrocities which mark the hu-
man devil--the most incorrigble of ends-was perpe
rated in our community last week Mr. Whison had
| established line of stages between Harlem and this
.i,y running at low OF fare and afording yalua
Die accommodation 10 the inhabitants of the remote su
hurb. On Monday night the large waicrtroush, IN The
oublic street at which his horses drink was dFugsed
with arsenic or other poison and he has already
| o.t nine while twenty more which drank Of thu
water are suffering from is elects and several Of them
will probably die also Horses belonging 20 other per
| sons have also suffered and even human NE m-n'
| have been destroyed. Mr.. Whiison ha- offered re-
ward of 800 the detection Of the pefperror % this
| outrage We hope the Mayor will offer thousand
| p : We see thai a meeting this subject has beer
called At the house of 4 e. Hazard lorkvile, his A.
,eraoon at q o'clock Read the notice
~ The French Opera to night will doubtless
draw crowded house and the troupe will have far
chance TO make their impression upon the public The
| Opera of Gualaume TEL i of Rossins finest and
was written when the great composer was most fully ~
possession Of all his wonderful powers 1t will be per-
Cued in most superb style, feel certain from what
we already know Of the artists who will be engaged in u
| III Ii is said that Mr.. Lawrence, in accepting
the Office of Collector of the Customs u DESTROYS Of re-
tanning his two other Offices of Rank President and
Chamberlain Of the City. The pay OF them all Is stated
to be $4,000 per annum
| m At Niblo's the highly successful piece, The
Seven Castles Of the Passions has been laid aside for
.hor, time TO introduce the New York public Mr. Rob
erts comedian of celebrity who has Just arrived from
London: and ON the same evening the Acrobat Family
viii make their hrsl appearance in America their per
fornances are somewhat IN the Rsyel style and VII
doubtless be dvcrting.
rz,- The spirit OF the Times says that Fashion
and Peyiona Will doubtless meet to nsht iheu battles
DER again next October both having been Temporarily
turned ou-Fashion at Madison, y. J., feytona al Mr.
Hares stables at the New Market Course, Petersburg
,g- \ man named Henry De Graw died at the
Hospital on Saturday from injuries received al the hrt
in Oranse.streei on Thursday night De Graw had lain
down the hay lo to sleep and was so badly burnt be
| fore he awoke that he died.
Michael Caihan died from the effects OF being
buried under bank OF earth the Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn.
| Arthur Falcon arrested on Saturday. charged
with stealing gold watch from VIM II. II. smith ~
Pearlstrect William Tucker and James Johnson wer,
| arrested for robbing washeTwoman Of her customers
| shirts ahd things Catherine Good charged with
stealing $40 OF George Crosby OF l35 suffolk street
The business the Police Office yesterday mostly
| Of the character
p There is to be some fine iroiiing to-day over
| the Ccntrevile Course.
ie- Somebody in going down stairs from the up
per story OF our Office (how he should have venuree
up there Is mystery cut the large band which con
nec,ed the machinery OF the hosting tackle with mail
cylinder This small piece Of malice WAuton rnischic