New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
City Items.


xrecks Now on every hand rise tail and cosby ounces
,spsng ,houder 10 shoulder and planted as in'c<y a.
vo,ny trees in nursery over the whole ares sweep y
The flames now nothing isto be seen ut the e
gautc abors Of the Genius Of Brek and MoFa ana mo
dus, he shakes from his fee; al every step he IRE mas
nassed AWAY Ike dream and Is no more remembered
while the Burnt District vii be IN few days the most
serdis and imposing section Of the City. When one
400. how much how quietly and how speedily the union
orcsytsl Labor. Experience and Energy can accom-
nb the pighties, works be cannot help sending forth
ADMIRATION for the time when al work for the conven-
ience and comfort Of mankind shall be accomplished
the same admirable and only true theory
~ The Unitarian Convention closed it, ses
sion yesterday by the dedication of Dr. Beilowss
Church. which ceremony performed in most i'm
pressve manner. Aiterward the Members Of the Con
vention, with number Of aides and gentlemen met 81,
handsome repast laid in the Apollo saloon, a, which
Jno. Goodhue, Esq. Presden; Of the Convention pre-
sided Water substituted for champagne but the
speakers seemed lose nothing Of eoquence the
dience Of attention and hsppy enjoyment by the
change Able and sometimes brisn, ex'empore speech
made by Rev Father Taylor and DR.. Parkmsn Of
Bos, n, DR.. Farley Of Brooklyn, Drs. Dewey and Bel
lows Moses H. Grinnel ESQ. and several others. some
palms for singing given out bu; the musical az
rangements somehow appeared 70 have been neglected
general call however, being made on Mr. Wyman.
President Of the " T. Sacred Music Society, which his
poteness would not permit him 10 decline, be led of
the appropriate music very energecay and with good
tsstealthough must say thai he was but eebly sup
ported by the Company who came dropping in one BY
one at long intervals like the visitors poor mans
funeral We heard beautiful soprano voice n,erlacing
It's silver threads with the Presidents heavy basso with
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able and profitable
II They are talking about building Railroad
through the Western side Of the City far McCombs
Dam. 5 De Wit Bloodgood, ESQ. one oil the beet OF
Editors engaged in this laudsbe and most useful pro
ect and hope that on his account as well A. that Of
the public that he will make the project successful one
such Railroad would afford immense relief TO Broad
way in the matter Of Omnibus travel wiihou, seriously
diminishing the accommodation to those Of the citizens
who now support the Chelsea and Knckerbocker lines.
The stages belonging to these lines are generally filled
before they reach Brosdwaywhile coming through the
avenues and Beecker Hudson strickland most Oithe
passengers down in them AZ far AS the Park or lar
Their II the brought the passengers % Chambers
street-and perhaps the track ghi be extended 20
Bsrclay-the distance remaining 20 be walked would be
little greater than the passengers have now 60 suppos
ing their de-t nation be in Broadway street
John street Made lane any Of the streets between
Broadway and the East River Or If the track should be
laid down in Greenwichsireet might extend to the
Battery and bring the passengers within minutes walk
Of the South Ferry.
We do not undertake TO say that Railroad through
either Hudson or Greenwich street would perfectly ac
commodste all the travel now pouring through Broad.
wAy from the North Western portions OF the Cry and
suburbs. but il would do much toward 1t. aud afford
very sensible and desirable eliefto Broadway which Is
admitted all hands 10 be overburdened while very
large proportion OF the travel through 10 supplied from
those North Western portions
rl- The District Attorney has furnished the fol
lowing information in regard the conducting OF the
next election Three boxes for the reception Of Ballots
will be necessary
l. One for the Senator Members Of Assembly and
Register The tickets to contain each the names Of all
the person. voted for and to be endorsed state
II, One for votes as 10 the proposed Convention
H. One for tho proposed amendments u the
Constitution
The forms Of the ballots ms the Convention regu
lated thus by statute: They are Of two kinds
FIRST. Those marked Convention.
SECOND Those marked No Convention
think both kinds should be endorsed with the word
Convention only.
The forms Of the votes concerning the proposed
amendments to the Constitution are also regulated blythe
statute as follows:
first ticket in favor Of both amendments in these
words
For the amendment in relation 10 the removal Of u.
dicis officers and also For the amendment for the alb
rogaiion of the property qualification for Office
This ticket will be voted by those who are in favor Of
both amendments.
second Tickets for those who for but OF the
amendments One OF these tickets will have printed
written upon H.
cis officers.
The othr, For the amendment for the sbrogation Of
the property qualification for Office
Third Tickets for those who against both Of the
proposed amendments having written printed upon
them
Against the amendment in relation 10 the removal OF
judicial officers and also. Against the amendment for
the abroga'ion of the property qualification for Office
Fourth Tickets for those who vote against but one
of the amendments one will have written or printed
upon H.
The other 'Agsns, the amendment for the abrogaton
OF the properly qualification for Office
You will readily perceive that 10 follow the require
ents Of the and prevent confusiou in the
will zoe indispensable to keep the Convention votes IN
different box from those TO contain the votes about the
amendments
The statute requires these amendments votes 10 be en-
dorsed Convention
GROSS ABUsE.-A stone has for week been EN-
poycd to stop CRATE hole in Beekmsn street Cit
sticking six or eight inches above the level the walk
Several persons have had escapes it, and
Tuesday evening child fell and cut her face
ely Where is the Street Inspector
70" TIE IVORY CRUCIFIN or Statue of Christ
as II is commonly termed has been exhibition at pa
Broadway little more than month and rever has a
work Of AIT attracted much notice or received so
high commentator from connssseurs There have been
eruques and descriptions by Huntington, Heady, Dix
Poe Cation and other hands in which this Ia. been
placed only the first rank bu: tie had OF all
usry here or in Europe. This is the judgment Of the
highest suhority-but othe thousands who have visited
il not has failed TO express similar opinion. It Is
truly wonderful and no who has seen /, will be
prised tina, il regarded in supersuiious Italy
uOus since here seems Incredible that even the
gifted artist should have executed the figure from
such material and u such exquisite faGtess beauty
Yet this IS known TO have been the mrs, production
worthy Of note, Of Monk imnured in his cell unsughi
save by his ewn genius and enthusiasm
tF- The Welsh Society Of this City celebrate .
their third Anniversary at the Minerva Rooms on Tues
day evening next. This Society formed by our cit
Eens Of Welsh birth extraction mainly guard and
pro.ec; the Welsh immigrants this country against the
and iniquiiies Of unprncpled runners for
portsron lines and low houses ofeniertsnmenby whom
they used 70 be aeeced Of gres, part OF the scany
means with which they landed on shores. The so
cety has put this MISTER rgh and enabled 10 DO some
thing in charity for the sick and the destitute widow and
oEphsn Membership involves payment OF e. per al
mum he ,unds of the Stsietv Evan