New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-02
Ciu Ircmg.

,,,- , ~ withdrawn from the cabs and confusion Of
broadway and VIII drop slowly down those long, pleasant
vis,. s-chsd with and fresesd .san, the blue sky
with every fresaens shads OF tender foliage terminated
b h froth7s silver Of sic Fountain where The NAL OF
IRE Mis-, soops rce.iiy il Der dazzling Bath sne draws
C! .lrbo-s coqCesey ABOUT hef shoulaeFs oe
n noe, or pio,er he viii 10. ro1en, deem he is in fairy
Ind And the little children playing a7'ut ne Fountain
or Iesp:u. YEARLY .gAins: the chains 0F lack OF iae
benches which good psPas a-e going 10 0a 0 Men,
are not Al unrlcass addition 10 the cheerful sa cesat
I Prospect a!:housh !. be confessed that ;e!F faces
are somewhat dirty their frceks and t-eTers ;ie cIA
dated sometimes and ,heir and shoes decidedly Of the
-eu,ilapS variety. Blu. they clearly h'PP!-as s-PF
as II :he. faiAers rally owned the beautiful palace upon
whose broad marble steps luxurious 10 them 20 e
baskin- in the his grand park with It's saao!
vis,as OF noo. its so velvs; grass lis flashing ou
tain rs smooth a-is;oc-a:!c ersvewak. where he hoop
roll. a. 1s esticay lords ca-.isse-we-e t.uy and
In sood sooth their own proper inheritance.
Bu: how m.ny, these poor Ignorant children who
DON, know any better OF all Who pass through these e's
ant walks rem sunrise dewy eve. stop 10 enjoy re e1
ouse beauty ofihe even aware that they are
not still as ever c-ovdiDs and crushing along between vis-
"a. Of brown masonry TIE pigeon escaping At daylight
Aascard aud desperate fen The don Of thieves overlook
ing hi, srsh, and joyous promenade snd hsyng By as
/
hi, burning brow,he wrechet beegar taking her place
in n. dirt and iposns her rags around her to tie best
ADVANTAGE 20 atac. pity Of the plcs passesoy-ihe
Broadway clerk his dispose his rags here they
NAV also bes, attract the attention Of vor-the Hews-
man with more intelligence Under lis arm than In ais head
the bill ,cker who prophesies without inspiration OF
the gories the coming evenIrS-the lawyer with MS
green Bag and yellow face, his Shrutken legs anc aehu
a,ed cor science coming the map OF dupcy which Gus
tom AID with me urter surface OF humanity nave
Dasue.reoypet darkness hi, 5rain-the Editor cast
Ing about Ike student Of anatomy, or Greek hlng Tor
subjects the politician who strives in his solitary walk
10 convince himself teuded msn y that he is pa
tot-the hungry actor the lean
poet, the quscS-tHe philosopher the hod carrer-the
ane lady Skipping lest the mist OF the Fountain
should unsarch her osuces or urscrew her cu'ls-no"
many OF all these spare moment emotion 10 waste
i, upon this perpetual beauty that speaks out like scene
of enchantmeai heInmed IN With palaces
~ The Great Race between the North and the
South will take place to-day over the Union Course, L.
The ente. for the mile Fashion. Rinegod
and Patsey An.houy Beside this there will be races at
mile heats for each Of which three horses
are entered.
STEAMER FROM CHARLEsToN.--The steamer
Palmetto was 20 leave Charleston this City on Sstur
day morning a. o'clock. full complement of passen-
gers expected.
NOTICE TO FIsHERMES.-Strped bass and weak
nsh are nov taken small numbers in the upper bay Of
hi, City One OF these hsh, weighing two pounds
was taken last week of the Battery. the flagstaff
On the gridron It looked ike small shad
TAxE.-The assessors are about assessing the
citizens 10 learn in what amounts TO impose the taxes
roor men In bushes. who but little capital or per
ssnal property taxed full while the rich richer snd
richest pay little In proportion. Qnefe' How much
! n,cl, IL .axe Ia not
ali Stock personal property and should not this stock and
all personal property be taxed the full vaue well as
the poorer mans capital?
u We would call attention TO Prof. GRANT S
Lecture This Evening" in the McDougas,. Church. See
advertisement; In another column.
F Rev Mr. BARRITr announced from the
puoit last sabbath that Prof would deliver lecture
on next Sabbath evening. in which he would state at
length the that led him the adoption Of Se
denbory system OF doctrines and disclosures The place
and the hour will be duly announced In the course OF tho
week We venture to predict tho need Of loom OF some
capacity
n The body OF the boy found in Gowanus bay
on Saturday has been identified as that of Mr. Coemans
SON. No 4 Little a. uged years who was last seen play
ing on the dock foot OF Westinghouse, almost week
Eince.
The SwEpIYBoRo LIBRARY, Nos. XIX. and
XX-This number just published is ON the subject Of
He'll and its Miseries' Prof Bushs preliminary
marks occupy eight ten pages. Thoy lay open what
may be termed the Philosophy OF He'll in striking
and profoundly ntereting tnnuer. According to Swe
denborg all the popular ideas of the nature OF Internal
misery founded upon locality and physical suffering
are the sheres fsaces He'll is peculiar state OF the
moral man. and the elements OF its use are the normal
and necessary ssues of the life formed in the sensual
world There Is. then, more direct infection OF Dr.
vine wrath there than there is here every thing is the
result of internal law.
TRINITY CHURcH-Public notice was given on
Sunday that Trinity Church would open for Divioe ser
vice on Sunday next and that service woad be held
there regularly thenceforward, at A. NJ and 3 P NJ
ST PAUL CHArEL will be closed for ,he purpose Of
making extensive repairs and alterations and will proba
bly, not reopen until the last Of August or early In Sep
TENDER.
II The steamer Proprietor, Capt. H MALLAs,
runs 10 Coney Island and every day four times
TIE programme Of her trips will be found under the ap-
propriate head.
B The Ner. York Historical Society hold
$ ted meeting at the the University, This Even
Ing commencing O'Clock precisely. This is the last
meeting previous to the Summer and interesting
communications expected from members OF the So
ciety.
Ia The grand historical painting OF BalshaS-
ars Fast BY wAsHISGTcS ASTON. Is now IN exhibition
at the Chambers St. Gallery. OF Broadway We
shall take an early opportunity Of visiting and speaking
ar1her OF It.
! r. HoBoKEs, that our miserable, dreary
May is over blooms with all the fresh and inde,croahie
charms OF lsafy Jane 1t Is sweet rs young love.
ramble through green and interminabe shades This
spot, SO near the crowded City and easily accessible IS
truly a daily blessing and delish. TO thousands.
e morning paper suggests the propriety OF
not chronclins Of the abandonment OF infants,
the intelligence gives the unnatural parents assurance
,bs, the child Is safe and will DO provided for whereas if
the subec, left in doubt the inquiries they would
make mi ht lead TO the detection Of the parties.
! y" The Morning News tells the story OF young
man who having paid uuwelcome court more than once
TO Two sisters on their from their employment. n
ally gor his answer In this wise The ladies' observing his
approach in the Museum ie!! INTO the Indian
line of march and allowed him step between them The
one In The avug heavy closed umbrella, commenced
vigorous attack upon hin with weapon OF war,
using in broSd-sword then in bsyonet form, and thus
crearug diversion Of which the other sister
avail hersef plying her Tiny ~ hsts with such