New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
City Items.


City Items.
~ Every season, even every steamer day the
growth and increasing importance Of this Metropolis be-
come more and more perceptbe. When the European
Steamers began b run each successive arrival threw The
town into a paroxysm-cditors went into spasms and
newsboys collapsed ue in their terrible hurry TO get
hold of the Now the arrival of news from tn'
rope is Of little importance than the advices from
New-Orleans. st Louis or some other portion oil our
snug little empireand really is in not so great demand
as the latest from Oregon and the other side oil he
Continent Europe is undergoing enfeebling trans
formation while in the full career Of national
youihhood healthy and vigorous than has ever be-
fore been the earth. Thus like vessels meeting at
sea we rapdy pass each other and more rapidly dsap
pear 10 one anoheis vision and memory America is be
coming too really important full of herself TO feel
so much interest formerly in the current news OF Eu-
rope We cannot afford 10 throw away so much useful
and practicable excitement upon what interests us so
slightly 1t is true that the price Of Cotton in Liverpool
the breadth al sPes IN Paris continue TO be objects OF
intcrcs; to Specializing brokers and ladies' but hall the
City does not know this moment whether steamer
from Europe is even expected.
~ Ii has been suggested that some might fear
that Professor Bush in lis next Lecture had selected
a subject exactly suited to Sabbath evening But this IS
so far from being the case that the which the
Professor will treat this subject will render it religious
and spiritual in the highest degree The more phenom
ena Of Mcs,ncrism will not be discussed
r-s}s GYMNASTICS are Just the Cheshire,
and fine building going up in Crosbysi. to be eN
pressy devoted the purposes of extensive and com
plct.. Gymnasium We are certain that this kind Of eX
crcse vastly beneficial health especially in the
of scdentary persons We yet to Gymnastics
NJ regular branch Of education introduced into our
Common schools both male and female.
Musical AFFAIRS OF THE WErK-Thc follow
Ing the programme Of the musical proceedings for next
! week:
Tuesday October 9Th. Convention opens in the Tab
~rnAclc Lecture Room ~ o'clock NJ thence to adjourn
To the main body of the house. Addresses by Rev Or
Hooker of Connecticut hi 4. NJ Concert by the Cho-
rs Union under The direction Of Thomas Hastings at y
! p NJ
Wednesday sh-Frce classes in music al @ 10 and ii
A. NJ. Convention at - NJ Address by DR.. Hodges OF
New-Nork at T. N Juvenile Concert by Goo children.
/ directed by Messrs J;radbury and Hart. : Z. NJ.
Thursday 9n.Classes as ON Wednesday. Cony eniion
at - NJ Address by Mr. Thomas Hastings at p. NJ Ora
ioos Of the Mount of Olives and the seven sleepeTs
under the direction of Mr.. George Lodcr. at ?. NJ
Friday l0th.-Classes in music, Convention and IA
dress as here TO be announced OratorO OF David
by Sacred Music Society, under the direction OF Mr. L.
! Tin at u +. NJ.
~ farmer coming to Market with his produce
and putting up at Peasss yesterday robbed Of his
vale, containing 500
- The L0ng Island Mail arrived last night
about o'clock the train having been detained in con
sequence OF the engine running Oft the track somewhere
/ IN The vicinity OF pomtrct c. 1t ran tos Of some up
trains and there was grand smash of engine and cars
| mo- lie lost l'ost Post, yesterday.
Ia Yesterday the Jewish portion of our popula
uaiion commenced their NewN ear festivities the Jewish
year having begun "Wednesday evening
IL They are tearing down the old ST. Georges
Hotel in Broadway.
- The Oregon ran from New-York to Albany
| ON Tuesday nigh, in seven hours and half
! ~ The corner stone of the new Aims House 10
he erected on Blackwells Island will be laid on We'd
ncsday next with the customary good eating and drink
ipe which always takes place in the life of Aims
houss
~ Runs dOiagS were seen yesterday In poor
wretch who arrested for attempting the life of her
own child-s baby years old
- Last evening says the Gazeite while Capt
IIsveI OF the 81 District Police taking his evening
meal in the refractory under the Station House he was
attacked by three ruisns who beat him in cruel man
ncr and then made their escape The Captain was taken
home in a coach. and Is considered in danger
Tux CHENEY FAMILY This is the name ofanew
Singing Family from Vermont, who about 10 give
Concerts in this City. We have not heard them but We
are by those who have that they extra
ordinary vocal powers and likely to make sensation
rTS Il is stated in the Boston Traveller that new
daily paper be called The EmPs is about TO be started
in this City RevJ n Msu is to be one ofthe Editors
The Go,hsn,es will have chance to try their hand
al eating broth with fork. John bring the cologne
GuNno-They have painted the Magnetic Tele-
graph posts. 400 quarts Of milk split by the HH
em car running o. the track yesterday. A little boy
- years old yesterday dragged into dark alley by
two negroes and robbed Of every stitch OF his clothing
IA legal quid calling himself John Hoyt with alas,
has been arrested for cheating tailor cut Of pair Of
psntsoons man has been brought here from 5hia
depha by Hays supposed to have been concerned n the
Ss7sO0 robbery OF Mr.. Rowley. The beautiful -.
Clements Church Is finished and the pews viii be rented
directly. The supervisors met last night snG-ad-
ourned Friday "A little girl years old was taken
up drunk in the street yesterday.
~ We are informed tina, on Saturday evening
last about dusk one Of Palmer 4 Co.'S stages $
sbong in Broadway the City Hospital breaking
his legs and otherwise injnrins him Any person who
saw the occurrence is requested 70 leave his snd
address with r. Casscrly. - Cedar-sI
tEs The LoreN Advertiser says tina, girls work
ing in the Factories in tina, City required to live
at the boarding houses attached 10 the several mills,
except when they have relatives with whom they
choose TO live. We perceive the proPriety of this
rule and stand corrected though we had imbibed
contrary impression from the fact that we once had
a relative who worked in one Of the factories and
boarded in private family for years But the Ad
vertser confirms statement on the essential point
that the Corporations have no direct interest in the
price paid for board except that il shall be just
one They would neither make nor lose any thing
by change in the price, and If the workers in any
mill choose to pay shilling or two more and fare
proporionaly better the Companies would inter
pose no objection 1t is surely absurd To abuse
them because board is cheap among them