New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

know In reality 10 that Mr. Cough found IN the COL"
iiton and at the place stated by on saturday noin
ng and that he sll remains In a dep!oraoie s'a'e-
doubtless from the effects of liquor or opium OF p'ooao'
both The history of the soda wa;er-rneeing WIN ~
old shsuma,e-going into Thompson and "ee' $ anu
then into a soda shop round the corner a0@"
uv,,avs, there being no such thing as so'ssnoP !"
either Of them any where in the vicinity OF Dfo"o"
Ac &c ia 10 say the least very unsa'issc'o'y'
nothing Of the week in the house IN "a1er'' "
nena,,ure Of abou, $50 Of his money and me ohe' ="
con,istencies OF the story IN the Sanonai ro"oe
E,,ra' Of Saturday. They reiuto esch o,ne''
whom Mr. Cough completely RECEIVERS MS sen'e7 '"''
even,s of that week may come back 70 ms meho'S a.
they in reality occurred. Atpresen' our "u'y
49,, nriv,lege pity. Whether Mr.. Cough was seduced
hv an enemy to Temperance and one OF iis most sue
css.dsl advocates or whether he fell from the uneon
,r.he strength his own returning appetite he is H.
most eoualy entitled TO deepest sympathy and com
sera,ion. nor IL the sacred. the glorious cause oil
Teruprance implicated in his fate or responsible Tor MS
hack s,dngs more than IL Rel gon for the occasional ter
gversstons of its ministers And yet the Mephiophees
s the Herald canno, epress his deep and solid JOY AZ TIE
,pni,v Of giving a stab at Temperance and the gen
era progress Of Morality.
u, the mean time we think this proper occasion 10
warn reformed nebriates against the fatal The ho'De
consequences Of substituting opium IN any SNAPPER LOT e
s,;mulant they have abandoned. Such pracnce 'ne
roost deporabe exchange Of vices that could possibly DC
hi, upon. for if Rum is tyrant who hurres MS 'c'
,bron,h a disgusting Of oaihesomeness 10 'he
crave Ooium 10 remorseless Demon who holds MN
struggling and convulsed horrible abyss ih'o
which he seems forever just about to plunge "hne
sometimes glimpse of the fair Heaven mocks MIN rom
above.
~ We had pretty fair sprinkling OF the Equi-
noc,is Storm yesterday but cleared away partially IN
the evening At the present moment we cannot 50!
whether II il clear cloudy and we beg the reader 10
ascertain the fact for himself AT two o'clock on Mon
dav morning the magnificent moon that ever
over the sea IL cleaning broadly in at our window pahg
the gas light by which We work.
~ Madame Costello il again confined IN the
CITY Prison. her bail John Florence jr. having surreh
dered her to the authorities lie says that he was mol
aware Of the enomity of the crime charged upon her
| when he became her bail.
| rx5- We saw n gentleman on Saturday who wore
pair Of Patent Corrugated Csouichouc Pantaooh7 ~
Gently invented (nade is too weak word) by 'he IN
vi,cible Dav They were Of delicate texture and
finish exclusively woven gray ground with broad
! stripe running through H. darkly, deeply beauuuny
blue We should think these articles would come INTO
extensive use as they tit ndierenty long and shor rnen
ny fat and lean men, Whoever gets into them they are
thar We would not advise the Park Row gentry 10
wear these articles for If their straps should ever nap
men TO give way the conacte force of the fabric wouiu
make some inconvenent disclosures having reference to
| more rubbers than India Rubber.
~ young man presented forged cheek LOT
s472 at the Mechanics Bank Saturday He said hat
man had requested him TO get il cashed and come with
the money on board the ship Louis Ph,A'pPe TN gong
there no such person could be found
| r-Ty- Darenporf the latest Express robber has
No, vet been arrested 1t Is said tina, Davenport is res
pec,ably connected in Boston and that during his tempo
rary engagement Mr. Gays express he had entrusted
10 his possession at various times specie ana oahS o'
| amounting to more than 100000.
Cy@' The Wrongs of american IVomen'-a little
work which we noticed in the press days ago
| has h cen published 1t exhibits most commendable
industry and moderation the part of its author Mr.
Burett and offers fair and truthful picture of some OF
the dstre sscs and mseres of female labor in the Me-
tropols we are inclined think that the pictures are
ra,b.r under than overcoored The book is published
| by Winchester "a Ann-st.
r-45- The West. Hoboken road is represented as
m horrible condition. Mr. and Mrs. Peitch and theii
daughter were thrown from wagon there the other day
and the two ladies seriously inured-Mrs p having he
collar bone broken and Miss p suffering fracture OF the
skull 1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Peitch will make the
authorities pay for their criminal negligence
~ The Hydragos SiHimanii at the Apollo Sa
loon Az Broadway is attracting the eager curiosity
all classes On Friday night DR. MDcnald OF the Edin
burch University delivered interesting lecture on
Iydrargoscs general and the Hydrsrgos silmani III
particular Having proved conclusively that was mel
Their fish nor an alligator he proceeded to Establish,
oaudd tha, il could be nothing but Hydrargos Hid
opinion Is that this skeleton belongs TO the Sdrdn pe
cjes Our old friend Dr. Koch has immortased himsel
by the discovery of this most wonderful curiosity
~ What is all this misunderstanding about the
Census Why don't the Marshas produce us what,he
hace done at all events
s-s5- Broadway below the Park has recently be
come so nconvenienily crowded, by the increase o
travel snd business TO be quite dangerous to wan
deripg porkers Painful as is the necessity. W.
therefore feel 1t our solemn duty 10 advise the pro
pretors OF inersn bacon withdraw their live stool
from perious vicinity. Above the Park We arc hap
DIV TO state tina. Broadway and the adjacent streets
tnue to offer every nducemen to the business OF hog
feding-parbage being found their in great abundance
Indeed the number Of these interesting ANNA.
which may be seen browsing there in fair weather form
one Of the most peculiar and interesting sights OF m
Metropolis Tide, Dickens on New York.
rF- The Altred Morgan arrested few day sine
for robbing trunk at the Branch Hotel, Bowery turn
ut TO be an old and notorious offender.
" opera is now fairly the rage. Tonight tn
ors ,ous opera spectacle of la Resc de Chpre plsye
for III third time Niblos. while at the Park IN
English Company open with Bellni's most exquisite
composite MS he sweet tender, pathetic, sparkling JOY
Gus SonRdmbnla.
TT The New O, .aiorio by Lowe of The Serel
Seeps is put up for peril rmance at the Tabernacle OF
Thursday evening of this wee win Mr. : ferson Mrs
Strong Mrs Loder and Mr. s p neney IN the prncip'
parts. The same Orstoro is to be >er'ormec on wed
nesday night of next week Sept. a4 Inc Ne"-ior
Sacred Music societythe leading parts D, 'ns
by Miss Northal Mr.. Segun. Mr. Frazer and otnef ae
,inguished talent We have heard some Of the u'N
this Oraioro and incline to believe that It's '
must depend rather the skill of the performers Tia
the genius of the composer The music. far We
can at present Judge lacks both power and
although il is possible that this impression may b
changed when we hear the oratorio complete in all Ia