New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30
Ciry Irems.....Deferred.

TIE RAvELs AT NIBLo s-These wonderful peo
pie nus; have become convinced by the crowded auteu
ces that nightly attend their performances TIA: they are
popular q. We hope they viii therefore ~ to get
up something show their extraordinary powers 20 bet.
ter ADVANTAGE than possible in the fng affair of the
Magic Trumpet Such unnatural and indeed impossible
eas performed in that piece only believed in
By children In fact, while witnessing them fell: like
child ourselves-as if some I'VE going TO say how
many years recalled into the future. Who bu;
child for could be hubussed belle: that
mere ordinary penny trumpet possessed any mag
cal power as attributed TO ?-or that mans leg could
be stretched out barrel where had hid until
II WAS twelve or fifteen feet long, how does Mr. Elblo
expec: US keen-sghted who go down TO wal-s and
ge, new edge every day 10 swallow the absurd hum
bug of cutting in hall and seeing the pieces travel
of the stage in different directions For our part
don't believe any thing OF all this It's all concerted
and admirably go;-sp piece of dccept;on-ant
great many respectable people who Of the opinion
Seriously-the Raves sive Us great deal better
piece than the Magic Trumpe,-which B singularly des
titue Of hosee excuses for being de!uded whc it is The
especial duty OF the comic Pan;ouimis TO provide. Let
them set their wits at work well their limbs, and
take Us all by surprise
To The Editor of The Tribune
papers OF an entertainment; given bv () Mr. Aims Rouse
Commissioner Leonard Randals Island where city
fathers and families uxuria,ed cherries and clans.
want ask by whose authority The entertainment was
given. Who paid for II A.
II A must not be too curious Perhaps Mr..
Leonard entertained his guests his coat. The
Cherries he bought twice many eaten
BY his company the Of tie destitute poor under his
charge who cannot buy Fruit the guests easily could
At any rate we sure I; all regular and accord
Ing 10 usage The doings Of in authority always
ED.
r. complaint was made Yesterday before
Justice Osborne by Monroe 7. Robertson Of No. 20 De-
lancev ST. against Sheldon Burtwe and Charles Mccoy,
keepers OF gambling establishment No a BoweTy IL
appears from the affidavit that Robertson induced 10
enter this place the 24h OF April last wherein he saw
several glazing cards roulette &c He shortly aerward
commenced to play aud lost in few hours SiO al rou-
ete The next day he tried his luck again. and lost S5l
within four hours Not daunted this streak Of i'll luck,
he tried third and In about the time lost $40.
warrant was issued for II OF the parties. II Mr..
Robertson had won $50 from Mr.. Mccoy, wonder II
any complaint would have been made against the accused:
Probably not by the ndvidua-but whit then
II winners won, complain and losers not of what
use are laws with their penalties against gambling
houses They enough 10 mere mockery as it
is The fools who lose their money such places deserve
very little sypathybut they should not be discouraged
from complaining.
Of the Fifteenth Ward, this morning met with and con-
Quoted to the Station House, person named Daniel W.
Carpenter duly provided with musket and tea canister
well filled with gun powder who stated that he was from
Bangor Maine and bound for the Rio GraEde, and had
walked from Boston during the week without shoes The
Policemen OF the Fifteenth Ward after furnishing him with
suitable refreshments &c improved his outward appear
ance by the presentation sundry articles Of apparel &C.
&C. prepared him fresh start.
OWNERS WAsrED-For several rich French silk
dresses black cloth pants and other articles found on the
premises of notorious thief Apply al the Third Ward
Station House in Roblsonst. silver watch chain AMI
KEY taken from panel prostitute. may he found at the
same place. Those who may have lost coaks, coats vests
cloths vestngs or property OF that kind will DO well
to call upon Justice Merritt the Second District Police
Court Jefferson Market examine quite assortment
taken from the premises OF Patrick McQuade, recently ar
rested on q charge OF receiving stolen goods.
Police Yesterday-Over Ransom, William
Burnett, and Neas SHOCKS arrested for assault and
battery &c. upon Margaret Hunter John Landlgin
for grand larceny james Savage, assault and battery
with intent rob Ellen Cusick IN suspicion OF arson
small sail containing two men WAS last hlsht run
down by steamboat Amanda In the East River opposite
Burling slip The mraculnnsly saved by prompt
assistance the dock The changeaoe weather we
experienced of late appears TO have Dad
effect np0n old opers taa three OF ms class nav
ing In the of q hours been taken 10 the Foh
Ward Station House.