New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-27
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Its moist breath s until It turned danorddus in
the broad geam Of the setting SUM- Ysthe benches arc
actually fixed fact; and, notwithstanding the fun
that has been pokej Of advocacy
this gres, measure OF Municipal Reform felt glow
bones. pride as the results OF abors
II true that all great public improvements Involve
expenditure Of the public eansand for these costly and
magnificent additions the comforts Of the fountain going
public must sill expect 10 be severely taxed But such
is the patriotism OF the people OF Sew-York that we be-
eve they will Willingly and patiently bear this increased
burden 1t Is certainly very evident that the Corporation
have been as economical possible In the
these public works and with 10 the future The less
OF the benches made green Eastwood Being planted
deep in the ground there reasonable doub, abou, their
sproutlng up in due Into tall sapings-thus To-
creasing the wooded property OF the public donai as
well providing convenient; accommodations for sqa:ters
thereon.
L1cEssEs IN THE CRY or NEw-YoRg.-Up TO 10
o'clock yesterday the whole number Of Licenses granted
In the City of NewYo-k lS5. The revenue TO the
| City on these Licenses amount TO Sl1,s50.
r The new Ferry TO Coney Island and Fort
Hamilton has proved real accommodation TO the public.
The Proprietor and the Wave are excellent boats, and
Cspts Msllan and VANDERBILT: arev very polite and attentive
On Sunday both make three trips each way See adv
e Don't the Evening Gazette sometimes stop
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sure We have no Haleck now-tor the HaIeck that Is
abomtnates and de,ess the uewspapersbut the
music we are bold to assert quite hesrtwriugins
and the trumpet as exQuisl,ely OF in the
! t.ys Of Croaker & Co.
q The Gazette has discovered new kind OF
tes,scea which the proprietor calls the shncs Aurora
OYSTER doubtless would have been fond OF oysters
lived in these Lsys-especay those on Downinss
beds reclining but agree with curious friend that
It IS barely possible the ashman means Chinsarora.
e finely painted portrait of Gen. WAYNE.
Mad Anthony. he called in the times of the Re-
vou,ion-uay be seen 10 window at No. SIS Broadway.
THE PREss.-The following beautiful sentiment
Is from leader In the North American:
The Ganses Is worshIppei stream. and its waters.
when covered with boaed and bleaching corses are
regarded OF purify and consecrate the press
in like manner, while Il smbodies and sweeps onward
much tina; spreads pesence and moral death is regarded
many with supesttous and has, when thus
perverted power OF evil which cannot be regarded with
out terror.
EgS There are thousands of persons in New.
York who are thinking this morning OF what they shall
get TO read after the labors OF the week To
them we would most earnestly recommend The Hardin
os-certanly OF the ables not the very aoles lite
rary weekly in the country Il is slowly making its way
without assumption or parade and is overshadowed by
many publications whose huge area Is held up before the
pablo eye like curtain before much that Is Of better
and quality We only ask our readers to buy
single copy OF the arbingerto spend sixpence upon our
recommerdatlon-and We believe they will be ready 10
thank the have conferred upon them. The
paper Is now In It's third volume. and has been edited
throughout by Of the noblest in the country,
and who have thus far wrought almost without reward
e The ART USIoS Rooms in Broadway is
place ough, all TO take great deal Of pains notice
and pleasure in visiting But 1t goes along quietly
that almost forget its existence, although every day
passing the door OF what Is really COOL calm and pleas
ant Temple OF the Beauful-s retreat sacred peace
and happiness where the Soul may lose herself in the
undua,ing of oveliness that issue forth all
sides. A correspondent of the Evening Post says
'Thcrc is capital picture the of the Art
Union nova portrait of lady bablted u "a Tur9ae-dig
uined and cassical-psnted by Mr. X kellog, Amer-
artist, studying al Florence. The picture Is
ceedinsly well painted and will Immediately strike the oh
good likeness though he shoud not he
acquainted with the original. Mr.. kellogg is, believe
native OF this State. though for time resident OF
Cincinnati previous 10 his going Abroad where he has
for the last i've We hope 10 have the plea
OF seeing of this Artists work Blythe
bye, why shond all artists abroad corsigu their
works intended for home TO the Art Union Rooms,
10 give opportunity Of observing their progress
The permanently open. and Mr.. Fraser the Su
perntendent, know will be happy charge of
any such consignment whether intended for SALE only
for few days exhibition prior 10 their delivery to the
| owner"
S Speaking of beautiful things-what perfect
Cabinet of and costly Is tho dainty establishment
OF Thos. Crane Banks, opposite the Tabsrnace There
diamonds enough there set all the OF Evedom
utteng and their eyes flashing In emulation And then
the exquisite and fantastic ways In which they Inter-
with gold and pearls and emerud and amehyst
Into the and strangest shapes 1t If Ti,ana
and her fairy aiien had been petlng each other with
dew and daisies, whose ower-like spanges froze gems
nj for more than fairy fingers.
u scHooLEYs MOUNTAIN is praised in IN
measured all who have enjoyed the pleasures
of this lovely In point of hcalthulness beauty
of location and convenience 1t unsurpassed by any all
tie many beautiful summer retreats In the vicinity of
Metropolis We refer readers TO the advertisement OF
Mrs Hnchman-whose house Is In every way admirably
conducted.
| n We cannot without authority, inform an
amateur =" when the republication OF Kinks Organ
School will We believe It Is DO reissued
in this country and shall probably hear something of It in
few days. Commercial Advertiser.
The celebrated and invaluable work mentioned above Is
published this City by Firth. Hall Pond and has been
three months for sale at all the muscstores 1t
is got up style superior to the London edition.
and has been carefully edited by of most dlsn
gushed organs The publishers deserve great credit for
their enterprise presenting this costly work TO the pub
lie At about half the English price.
! IT They caught shark-H seine-at Coney-
Island yesterday. It eight feet lsngmus; have been
: quite 3 scene, guess.
" The Launch of the United States ship Albany
will take place the Navy lard this day, at about
little before noon. The steamboat Albany will make
round the Navy Yard the time Of the Launch
See advertisement
II A splendid steamboat has just been finished
at Bulls Ferry which is to be launched to-day 2 o'clock
l,tI,b u n for W ~
She splendid specimen Of naval architecture and
fleets great credit her builder She Is 10 be named
Joseph E. Coffee. after the eHterpsng proprietor d The
West-st. Foundry.
~ Mr. Barnum, Of the American Museum,
sailed for Europe Thursday in the Great Western He
intended sailed the Boston of July 10th
predictions that favorite the Western
and Its dously favote Commander and officers,
strongly awakened the morning Of her departure that
he altered his and took passage in her. He
intends 10 return this Fall with his all admired and for