New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

He'd Vnlrllng an AltItnhn- ~ u NAS '"A
While stretched on the chains in les-weary way
Sat, nurse from whose arms poor Baby has flown
ooh Alderman Alderman {" then said a voice
How dare you come hither to sleep the grass.
Where children whom plain wooden seats would rejoice
Would sure if they knew you make mouths as you
pass
AWAY away 10 the Doc. ound now building
To supply rabd dogs with the comforts OF home
But never while moonlight the blue skies Is gliding,
To this benchless Fountain again dare 70 come
Go cling TO thy turtle, thyipunch and thy Tea Room,
Let women and children still sii on the ground
While boysin the basin ind plenty of scaroom lround.
Where the Fountain should play and shed FRESHNESS
high and dry on the Providence shore Wednes
day night She was detained at anchor for several
hours by the fog which impene,raoiy thick that
Capt Coms,ock very prudeny preferred the delay ra
Their than risk the safety of his passengers and boat
The NJ is floating palace, owning no nvai save Tue
Rhode Island upon the Sound.
70 Our informant who gave US the particulars
of the Regatta yesterday made mistake in the name OF
the winner It the Sysna instead OF the s'rreH-
The distance 40 miles WAS made in b. % m 10 sec
IL A cunning wag day before yesterday carried
about basket Of thermometers neatly packed IN ice.
CRYING his he went with most provoking cool
ness Here's your nice, fresh thermometers all
freely warranted 60 above freezing poini-here
they got
rx;- A woman fell down suddenly last evening,
at the corner of Hester and Mulberystr and was
taken to the Hospital in state of insensioiiiy Her
name could not be discovered
- 1t seems that the widow Higbee, of Wala
bout did not sell her dead husbands head but only gave
the Doctors permission the diseased portion
of the face for purposes OF pathological investigation IN
obedience his ante mortem commands Inc
Doctors took head and all, and the widow, seeing that
remonsrance useless, said no moro on the subject
The cruel and hearess recital and distortion Of the sto
~ however with the addition of the selling part OF the
business. so exasperaed the neghbors OF the poor
man that her house beset by mob, growing more
and more furious, and she obliged to make her es
cape She yesterday applied to the Brooklyn PoliceOi
fee for protection II now comes out according to the
/ p,ooLl,n uapers. Higbec Is a deeply Injured
woman and that the revolving story the result OF per
sona enmty. got up for the purpose OF injurng her
One word Says the Ed1l) in relation to the woman
her trials during the progress of the terrible disease
which she has for years attended with all the patience Of
the devoted wife rebound greatly 10 raise her in
the esteem of all who know her and much have the
recent Developments been variance with her conduct
and feelings that she suffers acutely. we understand at
having been made mark for the finger Of scorn 10 point
| at
~ The following arc the new Police Stations,
where information may be given assistance obtained
| in case Of need
wsrds-lst Capt Dill, Franklin market. up stairs ID.
! Capt. kurz go Goldst 3D. Capt. Boudinot 3 Robin
SON St 4th Capt. Fitzgerald q Jamesst 9Th. Capt
! Dusenberry 10 Anthonyst 9th. Capt McGrath, old
watch house Halls OF Justice It'll. Capt. Howell, cor.
Pike and South up stairs 9Th. Capt Fairh, old watch
house corner Prince and Wooster. 9th. Capt Bnsh.
Jefferson market, 10Th Capt Middleton. Essex market.
llth Capt p Brown, Union market. 18th Capt not yet
appointed-House of Detention, Harlem. 18th. Capt
Iiey cor. Attorney and Delaney. lith. Capt hisner
Centre market 18th Capt. y. NJ. Brown $50 Broadway
10th Capt Doran 20th-street between Ith and 9Th Av
/ 18th. Capt wes,erheld, 3d-st and Bowery.
~ Day's India Rubber Starred SnspeHders
OF you can get the real article admirable nyen
ton and are rapidly supersedins every thing the sus
pender line.
" The new Police are to be ornamented with
medal, which to be worn or concealed as crcum-
stances may require The Chiefs to be Of solid silver
the Ward Officers Of German silver and the Priyaies
merely brass A very Judicious distinction
~ PIco is to sing at the magnificent Castle
Garden next week This will render that delicious place
once more fashionable well delghtfuan union Of
adjectves which Summer seldom witnesses.
rYThe Washington brig ofwar, dropped down
from the Navy Yard on Thursday night and now lies of
the Battery hourly expecting oeprs to sail for the Gull
of Mexico The John Adams IS expected 10 sail directly
| for the destination.
| ~ The Hartford Light Guard, commanded by
| Col T. H. SEYMOUR, (member Of the las, Congress-
will leave home for Albany Monday and arrive in this
! City on Thursday morning The Nsr Harea Greys
Capt, ToIe will leave home for this City on Wednesday
evening and return 10 New Haven with the Hartford
Light Guard Thursday evening. Fine companies and
excellent commanders. We make this statement be
several bunders appeared in the papers and come
Of them unaccounisbly found their way into ours
~ rumor was yesterday circulated in Brook
Ign that the brig Morsd seven days from Mobile, had
brough, Yellow Fever to the City, The facts and all the
facts simply these the Captain Of the Mores died
on the passage OF Bilious Fever and buried at Quer
an,ine The Mate Is confined with Intermittent Fe
YER and several Of the hands lees affected in
the same way. Both the Quarantine Physicians and the
Brooklyn Health Physician perfectly satisfied that
there the sHghtes, appearance Of Yellow Fever.
! " The steamboat Niagara, Capt De Grost,
went 10 Albany Wednesday with nve hundren Passen
gers making all her landings and runnngs through
hours, with the ride asains, her par, Of the way.
ACCIDENTS &c.-A Mrs Stewart died suddenly
y
Lauren. s,ree,-in both from the excessive hsa
. On Wednesday evening Francis Hughes was stabbed
a, 3-5 Cherry by John Country Hughes was not
expected to live and his assaisnt arrested A
ampiyher in OF the upper wards, after going El'
rounds Wedne.ds evening. plunged into the North
River al the foot Of Nlns,eenth street while a
heated stale, and after remaining in the water some
une dressed himself and went home. Al y o'clock
/ Thursday be was corpse..-.A young lrshman who
/ lived a; No AL Cherry street, about II O'Clock,
went 70 battle in the East River, and was drowned
The body recovered yesterday morning. An
lrishmsn named Charles McCirk died suddenly about
o'clock Thursday night AT his boarding house, No
O. Cherry street.-..A newspaper and pamphlet
carrier while in the pursuitof hisi daily avocaion OF
in the 9th Avenue received stroke, and was
veyed home in an insensble condition William Muir.
ray aged 10 years native Of Ireland residing No Il
Jay street. Brooklyn from exhaustion and the effects Of
/ heat died.
FIREs-A FIRE broke out last evening al "a O..