New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06


calamity.
Albert Constable Loco, who was beaten u votes
by DR. Preston in l943, isnow elected by 90 majority
City Items.
Nor BY Af-The man who bailed that infamous
Costello was not Mr. OLIVER JOHNSON Assistant Editor
Of The Tribune. but Mr. Olr1 10 instOH, grocer who
lives al No 63 Finest II would require something be
side the addition Of ito his induce the former
I 70 do such an act
r-ys1 The passion for excitement seems to grow
stronger and stronger ever day The City has been
since the Of the Episcopal Convention and the sub
siding of the Hoyt and Butler efervescence he beer
remains strong and buer) without full grown excite
ment-and already beg n 10 feel dull and enHuytd-
All the gifts energies duties and principles belonging 10
humanity are amsgamated in the great maestrom OF city
life into one overwhelming, al-engrossng everpreseni
necessity for eroifeme The Of this hghspced
mental nOurishment is matter of indifference Murder
seduction defalcation, steamboat melodrams is equal
y efficient that be had in sufficient quantity and
without any intermssiOn. There is relapse no re-
action. On on on PUSHES the mad passion for ex
demonstrating with like and remOrseess Indifference
over grave broken heart deed OF blood or VIC.
Of adrot rascaty. is actually dreadful to conem
plate the ncrustatons which life in the metropolis lays
upon the soul and the very aspect Of humanity
Mans nature becomes distorted. and, to stranger
whose heart is fresh from the influences Of free sun and
air and the fragrant stiffness Of the wide fields absolutely
frightful. Soon, however the mysterious and subtle
fluid that surrounds him permeaes to his ewn sources Of
feeling and emotion, and he perihes like the rest,
~ 'Change makes Change, Epes Sargents
new comedy is produced for the first time tonight at
Niblos Mrs Mowatt il TO appear in 1.-THE part Of the
heroine OF the piece having been written expressly for
her We hear great expectation in all quarters to TIE
success OF this play
~ We have heard great deal in the Montreal
papers and from persons who know all about musical
...a.e-e d-.i~e tho poe, GUNNER. Mics Androvss
daughter of the gentleman long entrusted with the
care Of the Musical Department of the Troy Female sem
mary We learn that she is indeed choice singer
Why cant we have her in NewYo during the present
brilliant musical We certain she would be
warmly welcomed
~ We are warned out TO train with the
String bean Invincibles tomorrow Won't some good
fellow sub for parade
~ The Common Council hold regular meeting
tonight.
The First Brigade of ~ Y. s. A. under the com.
mand of Gen Hall will parade for annual inspection and
review tomorrow. in Tompkins-squsre. This splendid
command consists of the 3D. I'd 9TH and 9th Regiments
tine bodies of troops Ice found in the country.
They will be received in the of the afternoon by
the Mayor and Common Council This will be great
military treat, and will undoubtedly be witnessed by all
who take an interest in such matters.
LAW COuRTs.--Thcrc was nothing OF special in
tcres, the Law Courts Saturday. The Circuit Court
its October term to-day. with than 400
cases on its Calendar II said the Court will hear
but civil causes this week.
- The Young Mems Good VIII Temperance
Association is very efficient and energetic Temperance
Society recently formed. The first meeting held
las, week and was ably addressed by Rev Jno Poisal
Messrs Oskly, Baird and others.
ry-They are going 10 build new Asior House
in Brooklyn We do not see who they will put in it.
Mr. Editor. | beg of you to give Murray's
Grammar alsefis brushing up-and then think you will
say that ladies riding horseback dash gslsnty
away $ merry dcers bounding through the green
wood" you did say in your paper of saturday. Had
you said dodrs should not have questioned your
grammar. CRITIC
We have MT a word to say. but bow resignedy to
the rebuke when We consider however, that the
fair equcsrisnesses invariably ccmpsnied by spruce
young backs silk see latent proprie,y in
photography of the word
tE, Ole Bulls second concert takes place to-
night the Tabernacle 1t is unnecessary to say
~ The Court Journal announces that all the
dandes and nothings of the town cutting of their
moustaches This is sheer isuiology
fF@ The train from Boston in Saturday in
- hours running time.
~ The fire in Broadway is still burning.
W We hear of little girl being shut up in
dark place for punishment Friday by the keeper of
Public School in the Eastern part Of the City. She
screamed and shreked loudly tina, the mel hbors at
md hnff ~, cd
the mex, day from the fright We have not yet obtained
any farther particulars OF this distressing story.
70 We have already alluded to the case Of an /
alleged compromising of felony on the par, Of the officers
of the Mechanics Bank The particulars Of the case are
briefly these About days befor the OF
Higgins for forgery. Mr. Lambert Suydsm was in the
psor of the Mechanics Bank and conversation with
the President Of the Bank Mr.. Shepherd knapp s.
serted that he had no notes endorsements out Mr.
knspp checked him, and with some surprise said Vs
have of your endorsements" They are forge
ries. then" replied M Suydsn. Mr. hnspp inrnedi.
sioly called the Discount, Clerk for the and they
were produced zone for $1,000 and smother for 30OO
neither o: them endorsed) when Mr. Suydsm unhesi.
s.ingly pronounced them forgeries They immediately
started in scarch Of Higgins and had him in the
Bank when he acknowledged that he had forged Mr.
sydams name and promised that he would that after
the next day. pay the notes and destroy them
This consented to- and Higgins wen, into the
street to rsse the money On the day after this dscov
ny and interview at the Bank and the day be prom
'ed TO pay the forged notes. Higgins applied 10 VIM
Warner 10 raise for him on notes purportrg
10 be endorsed by Lambert Sudan Warner took the
notes and went to friend OF whom he borrowed the
rqured sum. This Higgins COX and after changing !
he check TO disguise the source whence he OBJ
aimed the money, 10 the Mechanics Bank and in
be presence OF the President and Mr. Suydsm paid The
totes and destroyed them Seven days after this War
Ter paid his friend the IS 600 and siterwsrd borrowed
1900 upon the collateral which he also psd and
hen had the notes offered At the he Mechanics
sank when 10 his ssonishment they pronounced
orgeries Higgins was then arrested the instance OF
Warner.
Mr. Warner has commenced civil suit sgsnst the !
Ank for The recovery Of his money lie will show thai