New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-17

o,w.s.cryelt a. Mackay--the ship TO be COM
,,ed the ast Of March neAt for the Ocean Steam sS
CATION Company.
E- he trial of Michael McCabe for false pre-
,c,s was yesterday concluded In the Sessions ano ue
prisoner found guilty. W.T.. rs;,o.
prrr-A Story ASp MoRAL-Ine Ea'of
.s,se Brooklyn Star dscourse,h pleasantly an'
!ve,y, as follows:
MOST UNHAPPY CAsE.-In one OF lns .ui eS'.hs
~ roadway there are two faces mace o. NA1-Ve-
ihops OF -, hosnt,fnl indeed 70. Nature the
~ Issv The other ola gentleman The gentle
man. cheeks are rougsd; ms eyeolo"s. lacnen' Of
are ie blackas are Dis whiskeis oustache ana
oouise1 "a Wv gossy By a curious machine
,n,. his doll. mans face turns rouod and round.
se the IDS 0. his eyes rise and IA. slowly now reveal
49, nov, coocsaung, a most expressive pair Of orbs.
Nv for the catastrophe young lady Of the Alopzo
and Melissa school ha, actually fallen In love with
wax face-pa.ses I. hundred tines day. stops sud
denly before t. looks with touching earrestDeis into It's
AGES smiling family when they open and sghin2 dis
tessipgly they close IL Is oil the moot
cases that ever came 10 our knowledge Thelady knows
tina, face Is ofnsensbe waK-tha. there 10 spec
R,ion In those eyes-thst the head 10 destitute OF
brains any handsome menmilliners, whose cruising
ground Broadway at high noon. And Jet she loves
that face srdenty as Others OF her sex love those
"pretty men" who look lsugushngly and talk such
nice nothings and such charming felows" for
sus!l party notwithstanding their lack OF brains.
On second thoughts the lady Ia such Ounce after
all She buy the face, carry II home. keep It
carefully from The dust, and Il will remain young and
besutifu for years; wrinkles will not creep over IL
gay hair will steal In among those glossy curls--no
silly pride OF physical beauty will continually annoy her
vexaon. sourness spleen vented on all around.
tbs, beauty. touched by time disappears II 10 only
face, and II cannot be vain OF its comcness; while
th1se living wax faces-tbe dolls OF real life whom ladies'
dc much admire and cotton TO-" will grow Old be-
ugly in every sense and destitute Of that mmor
tsl beauty which knows decay-the beauty of clear
understanding true hear-ike rckety and faded gone
out fashion and therefore utterly worhie" furniture
becomes the useless lumber OF the estaoli. hnent
90 much FOR that wax face ia the window
OF Broad way, and the moral II has suggested.
The story is well tod-the moral is capi,sl-but the
Star has been taken in-shaved-by BARRIERS puff.
THE CossAissEUa prints the following, which
copy for especial benen of critics who wont
&c, into eEtacies over DE Meyer and his disciples:
TIE PIANO FORTE CRISIS In concert room. while
Of our o.ton,thng pisni.s executing sonata with
bis left hand only although he had the perfect use Of both
LADY Demanded Of the gentleman by whom abe was
conpanied-
Who in your opinion, s the most astonishing pianist -
In truth madam they all astonishing that con-
fess your question Is embarrassing smoug the players
on that Instrument, there whose aim was not TO
astonish should not hesitate In declaring him The most
astonishing OF ALL"
But which is he that gives you most pleasure ?"
That Is more easily answered he that atlgues me the
least"
You are a barbarian ="
No J arm only Ii vlctln'
You do not like the pianol'
81 like the piano much. but not the pianist
How. then, do you Wish that the plano should be
payedt"
IA the Violin the violonceo the clarionet the haut
boy the flute they sing that It is 10 with feel
log. with expression. would have fewer notes and
meaning lers address and more sentiment less
inp-,uosy and more elegance less Of noise and NOR
OF tone would that they should abuse the
of so rich. powerful instrument; aud them not
end but as "A means.
" You are too unreasonable
POLICE Yesterdav-A box containing 81 5 worth
of Powder stolen, the 18th ms. the
store Leopold Kuh OF No l0l Cedar-st The powder
the property Of Leonard Woerlen OF Germany Yes
tercsy morning Officer Stephens arrested named
Sigmurd Schmid,e on chare OF having committed the
theft The property recovered and the accused held
10 answer 10 the charge. OF Grand Larceny
In the Of Frederick Myers. reported yesterday
having been arrested charge OF grand larceny.
examination held this morning before Justice
Dribser, and being shown that Myers dragged the
anchor up and left /, with Mr.. Harrison with nsruc
give 1t to tho owner 10 be called and paid
the charges Myers showing and excellent previous
character. and there being testimony 10 show there
any buoy mark with the anchor, Judge Drinher
directed his discharge