New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
City lfcnng.

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rF Our Item boat has stuck fast IN the nuc
somewhere between this and Dreanland. "hen II
comes in we shall have plentiful supply ss we
tain ii mus, be heavily laden touch oot'oH IN sacn
weather
" large and beautiful Music'shel!-iarge
enough and beautiful enough hare uttered one oi Men
delssohns sublimest overures-lies in the window OF
rausics,ore in sroadway-s rosy lips drinkihs IN 'ne
nurrnur of the streets 10 By some exquisite pro
GEES every sound to music in its hear.
~ The Knickerbocker for November mas an
article from the Arci.Humbug on 'ournnre' and walk
Ing which is barbsrously The ladies' dare not
read it.
Er The Firenen were out yesterday in tu!l
blast, We knew they didn't mind IRE, but we scs'ce!y
thought they could stand SO much mud and water.
w A correspondent, complains that he hasn't
exactly 60, the hang 0: the Hemp article we puoisned
yesterday We hope he never may
The spire of Grace Church looks Ike an al
iga,ors tail sticking up OF himbe-ii there ever
such thing.
ScAxpALuM MAeSATUM.-The Philadelphia Ga
zee has been depraved enough put this in type and
seud ii abroad
A SHOCKING pAD CHARAcrER-A young woman
brought before the Boston police alleged IN defence OF
her respectaby that she was acquainted with all the
LAWYERS in Nev.York' She was instantly committed
! for six mouths.
~ \ cricket match was played CT Hoboken on
Saturday between eleven married and eleven single
members of the Ncw.York Club. The former were
success sful though the game was close one the score
at its close stood 10 for the married and LOG for the
! single
Polly BoDIxE-The new and third trial of this
woman is set down for Wednesday in the Court Of
| Oyer and Terminer but it is not unlikely that on ac
Of the death OF one of her counsel Mr. Clinton De
Witt it will be postponed to the next term. We under
stand that Mr.. Jordan associated with Mr.. Ora
ham for the defence. II time supposed that
an application would be made to the Supreme Court
again change the venue, but it is finally agreed that
the trial shall take place in this county
| u We learned yesterday afternoon by inquiring
a. the Hospital that Michael Viola who stabbed Sun
day in quarrel with boys in Waterstreet and who
reported to have died yesterday morning is still a"e
and with every prospect OF recovery Frederick May
alias Fukes has been arrested accessory with the
/ boy who inflicted the wound.
! EcsT In spite Of the rain las: evening Miss Mary
ST. Clair had very large audience at Palmos and her
experiments equally surprised and delighted all present
She been overraed either for personal charms
or magical powers. Her beauty and mysterious arts
will command the attention of our gentlemen readers
The entertainment is deserving OF patronage
| EJ Our reporters spent very interesting even
ing last night in listening the proceedings of the
Boards OF City Fathers; but the crowd of interesting
business transacted great as to drive all recoec
ton of it out of their heads The Salary of the Phys
clan to the Tombs increased from $500 to $500
A communication was received from the City Controller
with the Account Current of the City Treasurer shew
ing that the receipts from the 3lst July 3st Oct
elusive OF amount previously on hand s70522 IL
and the payments in the time s6G6,la3 81. leaving
Il balance of s119435 Is
resolution was offered and referred to the Com
ntteo Finance in favor of funding 100000 for COM
peting the Eastern Aqucduct designations
of the following Inspectors of Election accepted
Clarkson Crolius ith District Fifteenth Ward Solomon
Roosevelt, I'd District, Eleventh Ward; JAS H. Bias
DELL 9th District do John Hurts and John J. TAFT I'd
District, Second Ward; Geo. w. Niles same Ward; Pc
ter A. Cowdrey appointed Inspector LIST District,
Second Ward Samuel Waterbury and John L. Brown,
ID District do