New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

~ The Orsgon-that gorgeous dream realized
has reused all the latent enthusiasm for the zine AT"
numbering under fair eyeds. and her magnificent ~
loon. were Yesterday visited by cesseess ,hrons OF
eager visitors The who created the surprisingly
beautiful coup s Of the Ladies Cabin was universally
pronounced both painter and poet and The same mind
has evidently presided in the entire fitting sp Of boat
Amid all iis gorgeousness and truly luxurious magnih-
cence there silver thread unduaiIng in an every
where perceptbe outline Of most exquisite grace-such
in short conceived only by the spontaneous nsp'-
ration Of genius There is more thsn mere upholstery
work and gold and velvet and costly appointments on all
sides visible In olden times people were 90 short
sighted as to fear that the invention OF steam was 10 de-
stroy the poetry and romance Of he-out we already
that the destiny Of that mighty power Is to accee
and condense them in a ratio commensurate win iseI
steam Is the Gen giant who IL 10 bring together Win
the rspdity Of dream all the utility the poetry the
power and the beauty OF the visible creation And in the
OreSon behold one Of his most glorious MANIFESTATIONS
f7%Mr. Jola B. Gougk, the Temperance Lee
uirer has been found-alive-snd IL now with me- vie
and friends in Brooklyn. good deal OF excitement per
vaded the City yesterday in regard to his mysterious
d;sapoearance and many stories were In cncus'lon-
most Of Them Of course perfectly absurd The facts We
heieve Al present 10 be tina, Mr. Cough met an old
friend 10 Broadw persuaded BY him to accompany
him 70 drink some soda water which proved 10 have
been drugged and almost instantly deprived Mr. Gougn
Of his reason. lie sfterwsrd decoyed INTO
vile house where he remained unconscious or insane
and probably piled with liquor. until he ~ss ois-
covered Yesterday through information communicated
70 the Editor of the National Police Gazette Mr..
Cough we hear is still sick and partially insane from
the effects Of the drug that given him Ofthe $3.50
s.uk .. t.1p IL
watch and ring have been given up by the mistress Of
the house Nothing be learned Of the disposition OF
the balance Of his money.
III We are glad to have it in our power to state
that homeopathic Dispenssry has at length been es-
tablshed where the poor can have an opportunity oil
avaiing themselves Of those great discoveries in med
cine which the homeopathic 80 rapidly spreading
every where The Alopa,hic physicians are proverbi-
ally enevocn. and attentive to the poor and their I'M
seshness in this respect cannot be much sppauded.
Vet We firmly believe that in hundreds Of cases long and
horrible diseases have been entsed by the use OF Ao-
pa,bc drugs upon persons who might have been cured
of few hours If the true homeopathic remedy had
been employed Believing this we have constantly re-
feced with pain ha; all the subjects Of our Public Omar
tes have been deprived Of the benefit OF the honrops
THO treatment and sincerely rejoiced mat tns
is 10 be 90 no longer The physicians engaged IN ths
undertaking know 10 be competent: experienced ana
enthusiastic homeopathic practitioners and we De-
eve their new enterprise will be blessing to the sick
and poor What higher reward could we invoke in
their behalf
~ The National Police Gazette is the name
of new Weekly just commenced by George w Wilkes
and Enoch F. Camp Its purpose seems to be to furnish
regular Police Record embracing biographies and no
tees of burglars thieves and villains Of all sorts regis
ter of all stolen property and of all articles coming into
possession of the Police Office that the owners cen
identify and obtain them. Minute descriptions of the
Names aliases and persons Of every fe0n will be pub
sbed so that all may know them. They will thus be
spotted from end Of the Union to the other and eve
~ community throughout its length and breadth be put
upon its guard against them" The plan Of this work
seems to us be unquestionaby good one. We have
long believed that the Press might and would eventually
be made powerful instrument Of preventing crime by
regular and perseverng system Of spottng the erm'
nas II that this must be more efficacious
than the present loose and corrupt method ofreward ar
rest escape straw bail, &c. &cto say nothing Of the
bubbles of law iechnicaliiies by which cunning law
yers are enabled get on great portion of indicted
criminals But paper to effect this must be unhinch
ingy and unmpeschahly honest II il should be used
as an instrument Of cStoring Black Mail (Which might
be to an indefinite cxtenp IT would become added
curse instead OF good We give the National
Police Gazette IA fair chance.
~ In the of the young woman who left
her friends candestinely fortnight since noticed
by US under the head of Wrongs OF Law have been
satisfied by impartial testimony that the DR. c. who
vehementy suspected Of abductng her by her relatives
had part lot in the matter The girl would seem
to have left her home for reasons which involve
but herself and without inducement from connection
with any other party.
tY- MotHda begs us TO rid her and her fellow.
promensders Of the mpertnence of oilers about the
the principal hotels who attempt to stare out
of counienance every woman that passes. We can do
nothing for these puppies but il we were Police OH
Ger know well enough what our duty would be- No
gentleman OF thinks Of staring and gazing at
people in the streets and these loafers Of whom
our fair correspondent complains, we believe they are
lncorrigble
IL The March of Music is q grand march, and
glad 10 perceive that brief notice yesterday
is responded in the proper spirit from various quar-
tiers. The EreaiHs Gas,ne furnishes the following
translation into Photography % the grand duo and
which we published
Porco Furioso
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