New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10

CES The Musical and Fashionable World Will
OF course not forget that u c. Hills grand Festival Con
cert'-which noticed at length on satrTday-'aAes
place at the Tabernacle This Evening.
ET HERR ALEXANDER. al Niblos, is creating as
great sensation with the wonderoving the en- 7yd the
gay the fashionable the people oesure. as the itcnes
and narcisps of old excited among their ignorant and
superstitious audiences To be nobody but the de-
lighted chdren-crazy with their precious gilt oil creu
litv which the world SO soon steals from Internationally
believes what he plainly with his own eyes, yet
the illusion is very agreeable and as easy TO De hnaeo
as the sparkling froih OF champ-we mean sodawater.
Every body who hates the bore OF dull weather and
likes to feel merry ought TO go and see Alexander the
Great who conquers worlds of sadness and makes one
happy in spite OF himself
- The Ball season is about commencing; ana
as there is no City in the world where Dancing is so alb
solutey indispensable in Newfork we mention mat
Mr. WHALE who has been so long before the puohc us
the very male Euterpe of modern days still remains IN
the field scattering every variety OF new and graceful
figure and position with every quaver OF MS hiiaos
toe His talented daughter assists in the pleasing task
To teach the young idea how to'-Poka-
md their rooms a, Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway,
a sort OF nucleus for fashionable movements Mr..
Wales first public takes place week from tomorrow
evening
CFThe proprietoro Of an Intelligence Office writes
us that his Office is not supported by fees exscted from
the girls that he generally charges employers twice as
much as the girls and that he feels he is under an OBJ
legation to rea, employers with candor and sincerity in
recommending servants If this Is we are truly glad
TO hear IT, and we assure the proprietor that his estab
ish1nent is very ahead in these respects OF many
not most others in the City In exposing and comment.
ing upon systems be supposed to know the in
divdua exceptions which almost always exist The Ut
most that we can accomplish is to state general truths
and refrain from giving names.
EES Samuel Jackson and Thomas Burke were
arrested on Saturday for committing burglary on the
Southwest corner of Thrdavenue and Twetth'street-
They are supposed to be old Offenders
C5Ss We learn that there is now in the press
new Weekly Military Journal, to appear during this
week 1t is to be handsome l6 page Octave, and is
intended to embrace all subjects interesting to our mill
tary citizens We have sufficient security for the ability
with which the work will be conducted in knowing that
Col. w. w. Tompkius is to be its Editor.
iaf On Friday last, DR.. Richard + Cooke, OF
Hoboken n ]. was drowned IN the East River. near
Blackwels Island He had on black cloth pantaloons'
black sa,in vest and black stock. He has black whis
kers and hair OF the color His friends otter lib
era reward for the recovery of his body
IA They arrested an Englishman on Saturday
night recently arrived here suspecng that ne was the
great Bankrobber He turned out however to be quite
another
e Something ought to be done on the subject
Of our oppressye and ridiculous Military Laws previous
to the meeting of the Legislature. Couldn't there be
petition got up signed by all the Military Officers them
selves If this is impossible let the Legislature pass
law taking the fines away from the pockets of the OH
mir
people of all partes classes, occupations and interests
cave the Officers and Fine Collectors are all opposed to
the Law-phy cannot it be repealed
II The rain.storm cleared up quite snappshly
last night and the weather feels and looks quite winy
There is undoubtedly huge snowbank piled up some
where in the North which has commenced dscouning
for the season We have little doubt however that its
assets will be found have all melted away By Spring
~ We see that the new trial of Polly Bodine
commences this forenoon in the Circuit Court The
fate OF this has been much more horrible than
mere DEATH To be dragged joint by joint through the
sack of the law her heart all the while bursting with SUE
pense fear and hope, and her eye dry with agony-snd
this month after month and year after years INFINITELY
than hanging.
We hear il doubted whether even now, Jury can be
eu,psneed Such cases-now occurring on almost every
murder-oucht TO be provided against The law should
inaict certain punshmen-not orure-on the criminal
m Rcr. Mr.. KIRK of Boston, Rer. Dr. Tying,
REQ. Mr. Cook and E H. BIachtord Esq. of this City,
will address public meetingin Rev DR.. Adams Church
in Broome. street. this evening The occasion of the
meeting is the organization Of the Colport association
OF the City of New-York, composed chiefly of young
men The speakers and the important topics for discus
sion will draw full house.
~ We shall have some hopes OF seeing the
-ataf i'm b,irh thay
are psssable II there were other subject Of COM
psin the condition OF the streets OF Newforki quite
bad enough TO disgust people altogether with the idea
of CITY Government would be better to go back to
the good old days ofTownCerk and Constable
~ The Corporation ought not to permit any
onpbuses in Walstreet, the present condition OF the
upper part of that street 1t is only impossible to get
through there, with the heap ofmorar and rubbish OBJ
s,ructng the way al present but ID absolutely DANCE
rous TO life and limb = attempt it.
DT Prof Bush had another extremely unpleas
an, night fox MS Lecture last evening We hope that
these Lectures will be collected and published after they
are all delivered as we feel certain that their circulation
and influence would be greatly increased by their being
made permanently accessible
t~ Mr. Poe has become sole Editor and Propri-
eor Of the Broadpoy Journal We wish him most heart
iv God speed in his venture and his voyage May all
the bright gold which drops from his brain turn TO good
current coin in his pockets
IF A Temperance Meeting was held in the
Parish Prison, New Orleans, Sunday the Goth ult.
W There has been destructive nundation on
the Broad River Petersburg Va which occesonec
grea: damage 10 the cotton crops In lis vicinity
~ Bos,ick. the man who was apprehended in Har-
dernan County Tenn charged with the murder OF Jas.
r. Lea. has been fully discharged by Judge King OF
Memphis The examining Court thought me pEesump-
tiou OF his gull 40 great that they refused him ball.
This is tic second Bostck has been discharged by
the Judge. ~ " PIC.
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