New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
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every particular no.hrs Of he kind having euaansted
from our oEce All vessels going and arriving
yesterday and hi. morning were bosrdsd bT or news
boats and reported over the Hne of Magnetic Telegraph
together with or uir,I Eou-y reports Of The state Of
tie wind weather ba-one;sr thermometer. &c a, OR
station on ne Lower Bay and recorded instantly CT our
Few, books q, our Bulletin dice IN Posts Granite
Building 70. tie information oil subscribers snd Tor
them caiy The statement: therefore is grcss false
mood snd calculated 20 u;u-e the reputation Of the Tel
essph In The public estimation and iaose OF our SUB
scoers who been al o.. rooms % see oE ine1
selves We sare lad CT duty nisai AID day Two news
boats aud one news schooner, together VILE CONSTANT
watch il our observatory give the earliest possible
.rfo nation 10 cur .rssc5ers OF Inc arrival and Jews
5rough. 5y the Crest Western anG IS YET We ns7e not
reported her a. being IN sgHt By inserting his com
n1uricaaon you Eill o5ige, Yours, &c
Moasoy. Ay-a PPM COLT ROBINSON
Mr. Editor-Of the many beautiful stores with
which Ci:yis adorned :hsre Is none more gorgeous
" aed up than those Of The XIII hts OF the Ta-ead
AID Needle Conspicuous among this ci.ss stands tie
one recently opened By Johnson, Lsnphier haseT'
203 Broadway. Tie beauty AID variety OF goods ex'
hio,ed az this new establishment attracts the attention oil
Thousands WHO are In the abi, OF promenattns Broad
way Curiosity led into hi. Temple OF Fashion last
Saturday and far away from tie entrance 70 tue osck oil
this deep store rolled ny sigti IN be~deFaen' eAz
red By different; nues and styles OF Vesan2s, tsssl
meres RroaGcloths Scsrfs &c which hung VIE per
fec, loo.eness" from the walls snd upon inquiry found
the prices charged for Clothing $, this 10
Sc no, cuy moderate, but in many instances below 'ae
ordinary demand for Ike goods. Those in search OF
something new gen;erl and rare will oe sure TO hne II
at this establishment; Where there i. 50 great variety
m satisfy as
wants. Z
LAST DAY OF The MESAGERIE.-We are in
formed tina, the pubc.,2rted prop,ietors Of the Van
Ambursh Mepsgerie have generously offered 10 devote
the proceeds of the exhibition tomorrow morning their
last 5sy In the City 10 aiding the erection OF the Dry
Dock Methods, Episcopal Mission Church. We urge
all and especially our Methodist friends, who have not
Witnessed this fine collection of and beautiful ami
mails 10 do so on that occasion, they will thus secure
10 themselves an instructive and pleasing entertainment
and at the same time aid the cause OF religion Hours
of exhibition from ,reipe o'clock Ticke" may De
had a, the place Of exhibition corner OF Eghth's and
the Bswery, and a, the Methodist Book Concern 2oo
MubeTry..t
~ Edgar jenkins No. 2 Wall.sI. will sell to-
day at auction beautiful piano ortes from an Albany
anuiactory A friend gives US the following statement
in regard to them They have been long known and
have acquired an excellent reputation Wherever they
have been sold they give the best satisfaction. They
are the English action frame kind used by Chickering.
and considered better than any other Il lie more dura
bic and gives more power of tone The touch of these
is easy or lghD elastic and feels well to the fingers
The tone is deep, full. melodous, yet brilliant The
harp peds brings the fines, imitation OF the harp
ever heard.
q The Farmers Club meet today al 10 o'clock
Regular subject of discussion-The Culture OF SILK
CITY PRIsTrSG.-The, invaluable publication,
Tic Examiner contains an exhibit OF the cost Of City
Printing covering period of sixteen years. During
the hrs, years beginning at 1880 the cost was
SOS 49, or Sll $50 per snnum. During the ten years
since the aggregate 1893 CSC &C. s33 s67 40 per az
num- This is enormous sum, but perhaps not TOO
much when come to consider the exquisite value OF
the works which adorn the shelves OF the Common
Council Library
r. prospectus has been Issued for the pub
licatiou in handsome single volume, OF the Poems OF
the late IouS AUGUSTUS SHEA Esq. Mr. Shea was
poet OF fine and cultivated powers ripe scholar snd OF
warm and vivid fancy. Some OF his poems are among
the most beautiful ever published in this country. We
understand ha, the proposed undertaking is act OF
fal love and duty. and thus doubly does ii deserve
what we wish Utmost abundant success
Ey- Great expectations are entertained OF the
h.ne6tconcer. TO Father HEISRIcH which Is TO take
place on the 9Th proximo and which all the dis,ir
sushed musical talent OF will assist II will De
grand afsr-,he browning triumph of this exraordi-
nary and good old mans life.
CHAIRS Of THE BATrERI.-We'l make some
nice old ady's fortune, If she will only follow our ad-
vice. Let her hire dozen or two OF decenty-confort
able chairs tina, will stand leaning back their hind
legs. and station herself with them on the Battery
renting them al two cents piece per sitting Inere
is nobody who TO that charming place but would
gladly give TWO chsr all to himself and with
the privilege OF placing it In the shade and moving round
with the The seats already there are oil course
built exactly in the and are beside exclusively &C.
cuped By amateur artists in jack knife, perpetuatng in
enduring pitch pine their immortal names and places OF
nativity with other useful and enterta Ming scraps per-
tanning TO the natural history OF the animal Loafer.
u Speaking of nice old ladies, wont our bran
new Aldermen sgnalze their adven, power By
ing them Benches around the Park Fountain Shall
Thirteen Thousand Nurses and Babies In arms cry in
vaini
B- The fourth and last Concert, a la Musard
Is given at Nbl0s This Evening By the N. y. Musical
Association.
e Mr.. WILLMoRra gives Coneert at Colum
ban Hall this evening, which those who have ears for
any thing beside Election Returns will do well to hear
Twenty.one pieces Of Music Vocal and instrumental
will be performed See card9
e. We hope that those Thirteen Thousand
Nurses before deposng their ballots for Delegates To-
day will inquire OF the candidates whether they in
favor of Benches around the Fountain.
FiRE.-The alarm OF fire in the Sixth District
las, night proceeded from the Machine-shop No. AZ
Gold., which caught in The second story. No. 5pu.
out the FIRE before any great damage was done.
IRE also broke In The afternoon in toe garrett OF
No. 10 waErenst bu, did no damase-she inevitable.
No. being there jus. in lirle.
PHRBSoLoGr AND MATRIMoSY.-Mr. L. y.
Fowler will deliver Free Lecture in Clinton Hall this
evening =: o'clock On the application of this science
20 the selection of congenia companions for lie. All
interested In this important subject will do well
tend. Heads selected from the audience will be exam
med the close of The lecture, suc collection taken.
/ e The HENRY CLAY is now undergoing re
pairs upon the Sectional Floating Dock and from her
large size presents very imposing appearance Her
keel has been mostly replaced and i, is well work