New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY "A carpet bag contaihih.
10000 in gold, n bags equally divided, was '.n
BIZ the American Exchange Bank Of this ,i'y :" 'lt
Yeriden Bank At Meridsn Conn and deposited II IN
ru.,e room on board the steamer Ne" 'nAi'i pun
on Saturday morning last. During the pa7sa-e III
the Sound 70 New Haven, some one eHee'ea s'' '
trance TO the room forced open the esrpeOss ana s'''
one of the bags containing 5000. with which M in
AGED I, escape leaving the tag Of the bag oenino NM
with the amount marked upon il From the isc' 'N@'
the thief lef, the other bag also PACKS Oh
bill. for the Phcenix Bank Hartford unds'uroed " i
s,puosed ihs, the robbery effected By some green
hand AZ the busnes--probabiy By some one s'nfose
upon the boat special messenger from hAr'iol1 'N'
The boat q, New Haven and received the carPeoss 0-
did not discover hi- loss till in the cars some twenty
miles from. New Haven Information was speedily con
viewed 70 til. CITY. and yesterday two OF the nands VI
board the Champion were arrested pu' - - u"
has been discovered 10 the burglary
IL Summer i upon US but her breath l. ye'
only soft and warm no, no, and -uocaiing with an IN
sanity breeding miasm in IL touch Ana ye' ei~'
New york--ornebodv SAY. and poienily believe
New York j. crazy-is scattering pelimel out OF io"n
and b,,rvi, n 70, hacked into te hot pine boxes a.
Saratoga with bli-iering pouring down laws upon
quietly stealing on the sesshore or sway INTO in'
green field. and bsmle,s where their country cousins
wait 70 get the pattern Of the New York fashions IRON
exirava-anf wife and daughters who drag me 'S '''
mo, one Of the city fathers into the country tor ih'
sake Of economy and expend the price oil hree months
life in town in extra preparations But 1t - no matter
the eic,. Of Fashion are imperative New gowns must
be hadand they too containing the established number
of souuce. Tor We believe the iniallbe Mr. Johnson
.ay that pu1 are the rage u.t now even u the wear
or i 10 asionish nobody but the COWS and zo-nss h
Catiarsugu- County wiihal
We've are glad to see them go. We do mol won
der that people ike 10 get OF the City once year on
any terms We are resigned 10 see our hotels deserted
and our streets -oary-aihough this IN the lIera
sense never happens There ever crowd in Broad
way. but IN July and August j. composed o quite d
freni materials from the crowd Of the other ten months
4 regular ia5huS Of Broadway would be- ashamed t.
meet you there for sixty days siier date TINS LIT Of
Jlly present and would pas YOU with pocset hhd
kerchiefi 10 the face IT, ike Benedict IN love wa
the toothache Indeed We have heard OF families
who no, finding il convenient 10 absolutely leave town
during the season lock the front door, let dust and spi
derwebs and wiihered jsponicaiesycs Accumulate on
blind and doorstep. and live demureiy IN the back
kitchen. Oh Fashion what mighty deeds are thine
We insert the above merely to warm those who have
no fires this wnry weather The weather IN these pafi
contrasts strongly with what they have in Boston where
il has been 20 extremely hot for the past week that seYe
raj firm. have dssored partnership The Thermometer,
Yesterday morning indicated -. Coal hres were
largely paronized at the hotels oyercoais were in de
mand and a large quantity OF umbrellas changed hands
~ The article on "IRdufrial SeriRg NOci-
airs in Mondays Tribune did not pass under the SUI
pervison Of the responsible Editor and the writer Is to-
day out of town. We desire only 10 say at present
that il makes general charges which should be specific
and which until made specific and accompanied Dy
proofs. should be suffered to prejudice nobody We
sha insist on thorough investigation Of the matter al
an early day Meantime, ask those connected with
the several Societies in question TO furnish us lists OF the
prices paid for work by those Societies respectively and
the prices charged Of there be any dference to their
customers. Let us have the facts.
- A White gentleman, OF very peculiar tastes
advertises for coored wife in todays Tribune If he
means this a. Joke only say that he enclosed
the cash for his advertisement, and that we ike such
practical Joking If he is in earnest, we consider It
fact credi,abe to the Of coored ladies that ne IF
Obliged to resort to this cxpedent in order 10 find
| complying enc.
rgys The Board OF Aldermen met last night and
transacted some business By vote OF l2 TO , they
gave permission booths around the Park on the
Fourth of July for the sale Of reircshmeni excluding ar
dent spirits. number OF petitions were received and
referred In the Board of Assistants resolution from
the other Board concurred in to compromise with
Amos Woodruff and w w. We'more to relinquish their
contracts for building Aims House on RandalFs lei
and and to purchase materials at sum not exceeding
5000 Also in favor of the Mayor offering reward OF
$500 for the apprehension and conviction OF the persons
who poisoned Mr. Whtson's horses. Also in favor OF
apprOprains 5000 for the fitting up OF station houses
Also in favor Of appointing w r Knapp Inspector OF
| Lumber Adjourned to Monday next
| FIRE-W oRKs-Probably half n dozen human
| lives will be sacrificed this week within the sound
of our City bells to that Internal spirit of mischief and
rowdyism which delights in firing guns, -wives pistols,
crackers chasers scrpenis, sc in the midst OF crowd
ed population Much of this j. done in direct violation
Of law but our City lunconaries Che Mayor excepted
wink At such and many other acts OF lawlessness and
parents papably encourage them. The dangers ii fire
and OF frightening horses such tina, no boy with a
himbe.full Of brains and heart big as pea can
wish % explode the simplest cracker IN City
yet il j. done for OF reflection of humanity con-
nuslly The blame parents and guardians who
do not teach their children TO be careful OF the rights and
feelings of others AMI equally our Authorities and Pc
lice who wink these offences Here for instance. i q
young scoundrel firing pistol some other trearm IN
sprucestroei just opposite Office He has been at
All day and for days before to our great annoyance
and the eniangerin of the lives Of the passer-by
He Is ignorant foolish child and needs good
| advice but there are those about him who must know
better and should be taken hand Who are the Second
| and Fourth Ward Police
| ~ Seats around the Fountain IN the Park have
no, yet been provided We understand that the Com
mon Council will take up the matter Immediately after
they get through with their carnage hiding up to Harlem
and other pleasant drives in the neighborhood OF the
| City In the meanwhile, the Corsmtee on Pine Art
expected report the decency and proprety OF
females and little children being compelled to SIT upon
the ground under the IN the hot sun upon NE
| steps OF the City Hal.
| ~ That part of Park Row between DR. Spring ;
Church and the Park thoroughly waiered yesterday
| An invasion has thus been made on Dvsfd0m "nch hA-
long been contemplated by our City Fathers
| - The street paving in East Broadway be
tween Market and Pike just finished week before
last after six weeks blockade j. now IN such bad order
that they compelled TO take up the stones and com
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