New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
CITY ITEMS.

~ We don't know when we nave seen ene
CIV 80 d-y a. a, prsent-sni we very sure Il never
was 80 xe. We ,coS regular search after items
Yesterday and got lew adventures although no news
FRS; we got pennfuy spattered al crossing by the
broom of Hr:e girl vino Only asked penny for the
Job them we 20, stuck IN the mud in from. OF the Amer
c.a Museum, and a; length struggled sshore perfect
osiec,-uuch amer 70 take rsnS with the cnr'osiaes
within that famous building than to remain outside OF IL
We escaped being over twenty times ST least De-
tween the Asor and Johnsons by the way Johnson has
some OF the most immortal tooth that ever mace
sweater rosy mouth snd came near being carried OF
Ike Mr. Kg.v in two pieces. BY two enauous cab
men, who insisted giving the Jinaernan little hys
list, Having made escape troui this perlous pre-
dica-,ent we found TIA, had lost siN'shilns UNI
breils in the else-or the midland that our beeoe 4
cos-a- was exposed in detenceless attitude 10 the
peltinss OF the puess Seeking shelter IN ;he
Civ Hall. cur pocket wss picked-don't De alarmed
there was nothing ii but memorsnduuioook fu! oil
unborn items and our disasters finally consuni
rs,eG By fellow with gigantic boots readins upon our
corns in Glowing of the crossing in front OF lam
many Hail How under these circumstances could
items flourish or grow beautiful
n Oh Tor one little bright, golden. glorious
streak o. stu-lIkt-INst W Sc i-O'' - O-'N 49,
r. The walls OF Old Grace Church, on the cor
ncr OF Broadway and Rectorst are in an exceedingly
dangerous condition. A high wind would be amos,
sure TO bring them toppnsto the imminent danger OF
pedestrians We have already alluded to this nistter
and hope the Street Inspector whoever else to whom
such affairs pertain, will look to it in time.
ANOTHER GREAT CoycERr-HerZ gives his
.r,l:. e. ~, To ,acls
Among the accessories we notice that Sgnors Pco, Miss
Nor,hail Signor de Begins Mr. Tnim. and fifteen pro
essors of the Pano-hc latter purposing to assist Mr.
Herr his grand and unparalleled feat OF the Overture
20 Se7airamide on Sixteen Planes Among the perform
auces OF the evening are glad notice the sterling
Overture to LOdoissd by Cherubn This is great Ia
vorite with us although that Mrs Yankee Doodle
thinks ii is little passy she would write it,
The last Concert OF Herr WAS crowded with the
fashionable and nuscawith handles of the very FIRST
and bes, bcwhiskered chops-bees OF the unques
onabe observation-disclosures ndisputably cold and crit
ics enormously conceited-and we shsl consequently
have a universal rush tonight lest somebody who
wishes to be excessively fashionable should fail to as
s.t on an occasion where the real arstocracy condo
sceuded to be present So if you will have comfort
able seat only go the doors are open but
take your stand the steps at least an hour beforehand
~ The 0ratorio OF MouNr SINAI was produced
at the Tabernacle on Wednesday evening. Notwith-
standing the Storm there fair audience but as
some the members of the Society prevented by
the weather from performing the Orchestra was no as
effective usual The solo parts were in the main,
we'll sustained. The performance vii BE- repeated at the
same place in two three weeks
r YANKEE DOODLE for this week contains a
very spirited and finished political carcature represent
ing the American Cato in the act OF inserting most
portentous Roman knife into his breast while his friends
Bouck and Van Buren, rushing up stairs-but evi.
IDENTIFY far of be just in time not to prevent the
fatal catastrophe There besides this some thirteen
fourteen very fine iliustrntions-scvera OF them
quisitey beautiful The literary matter is polished, con
densed marking sni witty There Is no. mediocre