New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

.,i ,ls. 4. sentirnn ever could do such ,nns az
% smoke IN the streets. any where that might o'-
lady
But then you emo all kind. Of foxes eongreeas N '''
baobeon Of a City sundays especially "H'7 '''-7 "
low.lived ,igger. from Kummunipaw ADJ o'i'e
and fshin place. cum H. and d0afthey cui -N' 80
eyes 20 zee one Of these di--raceiul Dein- r' 80 -.
the I've Pnt- thrOO Anfny street all - 80.
urornanaid Brodray pufin TX. a -isAii - -
- Nks Nook with their heals silkkrn oli lA' '-
Island water millions And the NJ p. - y. .
,,., loa,ers who have an dee mai Wy HNi 49, 49, -
suiierd man does must be pere b., au'. 49,
- = = -...,f,,r ,je word over-tney -tik some -hoA
in to,r nine ip their ogeous iaces ana 20 ~" -l
.re;, shou, maxim 4 wuss smell than i nA'r " en-
- =. =; .rf "a make a dog Elk why cGHf inr-e ielu-
= .5 ia, hi. sort Of behsveyer i nor cordm o.
e-. of the flst kulerd serces, bat jest the CON
% n. most unlike the instinc Of good sosiey when
= ~ .-.o-s.,c of-he African Race. Yours.
i NeA'e'''"' PoxPEY JAKEs.
Is DECIDEDLY Coon TAsrE.-A female thiei
named Margaret servant girl in the house of Mrs Mara
Philip 6j Frankn-stree, stole quantity oi the iaay
clothes and decamped early "wednesday morning She
was arrested yesterday morning By officers heyea ana
Barber Of the Independent Police going up street under
full press Of canvass-hayng splendid Canton shaw
worth so fine ten dollar lace cape afeen dollar Ne
apolan blonde veil 10 match &C. Se-ali belonging 70
Mrs.. Phillip. She aso carried of a hall dozen silver
TDCr- lalf, DC Elahlh- tAt H.-n' --ti- ' --
earnings over 500. She was committed
IT. 4 Portuguese sailor Just returned from a
long cruise go, rather bitter taste Of land service yes
terday afternoon which he cannot have considered any
rrea, IMPROVEMENT on the Cat lie had paid his passage
TO Philadelphia and sitting in the Csr-house with
the rest Of the passengers and making all SORTS Of queer
observations saor-iashon at which some Of the ladies'
took umbrase Jack however paid attention to their
IL. until crr1w
woman came in when he seized the biggest stick he
could find and called liule girl TO him. she saw no
thing bad about him and ran eagerly get the candy
This was too much and Mr. John II. Lowe, Policeman
Of the Ninth Ward detailed Hack Inspector was
called upon 10 clear the Of the sailor He resisted
Some say By attempting 10 draw knife, but we can
hear satisfactorily that he did any thing but talk where
upon Mr. Lowe struck him A tremendous blow on the
head with slung shot laying bare the skull and sever
iny large blood-yessel He swiftly following up
the assault and had struck the helpless man two or
three tmes when he was restrained by the bystanders
The wounded victim with the blood pouring over him
in streams was taken 10 Mr. HIS drug 10 Green
wich.street and the blood staunched large crowd
collected about the doors and windows and be iainted
He however shortly revived and taken to the Hos
pi,al. Dr. Hill does not believe mis- wound fatal Lowe
gave himself up but whether ne permitted out on
hail before il was decided whether the sailor would live
or die We are not informed.
IN CRAWFORD the sculptor sailed with his ia
miy in the ship Argo for Rome. true artist seems
never hoppy away from the Eternal City.
r-E,s GeoRGE WAsHISGToS GUSTS, Esq will
receive the calls Of several Of our oldest citizens to-day
at the mansion Of John R. Peters Esq in Lenox Place
~ The first meeting of the Farmers Club of
,hetown Of Fordham Wesichestcr Co. viii be hcldtoday
Al o'clock NJ some addresses may be expected The
"a o'clock train of cars from the City Hall Will be in time
for the meeting Persons going out can return by the
same conveyance.
"a The large Dry goods establishment of Barker
& Towe in Catherine street burnt down some time
since being rapidly rebuilt and will be rcopened
more extensive scale than ever, in few weeks. Ladies
not in the habit of shopping in Csiharine ST. can have
no idea Of the sendor and Of Of the stocks
Of dry-goods there.
W We should think the following remarks
from the Gdsef,e were particularly appropriate
La Taraniule was danced last night by Miss Turn.
bull rs Feneila (! , and Mr. Martin The idea Of the
sad broken hearted Fenells dancing fancy dance in
me market place OF Naples with young gentleman IN
pumps and silk stockings, and blue brooches trimmed
with red is painfully absurd most toerable and not 10
be endured and yet strange to say, it was cncored"
~ A fellow who goes by the name ofBecf Steak
PETE was arrested night before last perambuains the
streets in frock and pci'icoas.
- We see by the Evening Post that Nh Ed
ward Cornell, a dry good merchant Of PoushkecpHie
came TO this city last week make purchases and died
suddenly at the house of friend Friday morning
Since his death has been sscertaned that be has
mitted a series Of forceres. Money has been obtained
from banks and individuals upon forged paper TO the
amount Of 5000 10 $1,000 The notes. generally, bore
one real endorsers and two forged ones the real
endorser being deceived by seeing the other names aud
he of course the loser. is believed that he
mit,ed suicide.
~ A deeply exciting scene, says the CONNER
cial occurred in the Third Avenue Wednesday after
noon. gentleman riding down the Avenue in
buggy, with splendid horse, whose nervous system
when excited caused him many fantastic tricks,
and when he got Twenty ghth--treet the axle
tree broke which caused the horse take fright and he
started of al full speed dashing the buggy from one eide
Of the road 10 the other The gentleman thrown
out but received injury and the horse continued his
course till be arrived at Tweniyhiih street. where a
poor woman KEEP, stand well filed with culinary vege
tables into the midst of which he dashed scattering the
vegetables baskets &c. in every direction; but the
woman escaped without injury His feet becoming en-.
tangled he fell and before he could regain his feet
courageous fellow seized him by the head and prevent
ed him from doing further injury.
~ The New-York Yacht Club have gone 10
Newport where the grand sailing Regatta of all the
Northern Yachts was 10 take place yesterday The fol
lowing the of the New-York boats and their
Commanders Siren. Mr. w. c. Miller Cygne, Mr.. Ed
gar sybl, Mr. C. Miller Gimcrack Mr.. J. C. Stevens .
Spray, Mr.. II. Wlks. Mist Mr. DePeaw. Pan,hea, Mr..
Cadwallader; Mnns, Mr. Waterbury Newburgh Capt.
Robinson Lancet, -; Coquille, --; Washing
ton, Capt. Major
OMNIBUS RACING ~ NEw-YORK-Thc New
York papers nlled with unavailing complaints
agains; Omnibus-racins. There i easy. simple and
mode Of correcting this evil Let Passengers when
ever their Driver Is racing pal the cord which the
Drivers bell They don't have bells but then you can
pull away nj the drivers great toe which ust a. well
This stops the Omnibus and repeated often he
races. sccomPi.hes the object Passengers therefore
have the remedy for this evil Ia their own hands.
Albany Evening Journal
| II The SHs day or two since published a
horrible and incredible story Of nhieiiy stabbine &c
The Erenins Mirror gives the following explanation OF
the matter We published account ofs dreadful Al
fair in which the family Of Of merchants said