New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10

and other Cites short TINE since. There few W.T.
tiers living who popular in inc United States as
LOVER and LEyER-both Irishmen. Mr.. LovER is a
universe! genius. With only Of his accomplish
ments he would have gained celebrity while ne COM
bn.s in one person the Painter the Poet and the Novel
Isl and among the rst in each walk OF Ar; and L;tera-
tlrc Mr. Lovers songs exquisite and We t:ust lie
may be induced TO collect them for publication IN Az
American Edition. HIS Angels Whisper comes az near
that kind of soft language ever heard By NOR
tails His Rory O'More, Widow Machree. Molly Bawn'
Land OF the West sc. every body has heard and has
wept d, their pa;hos ard au- he'd over their humor-
These arc from collection OF about 200 songs
OF which he is the author. We rejoice to welcome NJ.
Lover to the Land of the West We believe our
country has never been abused By Irish Gentleman
with the exception OF LILLE ebulltior OF Moores which
has long since been s,;oned for. We need not predict
for NJ LOVER reception throughout our extend
ed country.
r. The Redowa, new Bohemian Watt, as
Danced at Newport and Saratoga, and taught by Mr.
whae-the figures by 'Cellarius-has been sent Us by
F. Riley s Co. 81 Broadway.
e The Harlem Rs,iroad car drivers are com
planned of by correspondent, for turning The corners
into and of Broomet at too rapid pace so as to
endancer the lives persons standing nesr or trying to
Sc, into The Be careful men
THE TYPES AND THE TYPHus-Proiessor Gou
raud having just got well of the typhus other
horrible fever no TO town and IS announc
cd than he becomes the victim of the types Be it
known therefore that the Professor has returned from
Niasa-a--uot from Michigan :; that he is De the
positor not the rcpositor Of the system of Pho
biography and that he will expound that system not
during the election but during the lecture season
u We have 10 record the death Of another old
and prominent citizen OF New.York-CoRNELIrs DIT
BoIs who expired yesterday in the 10Th year of his
He was merchant good standing for than forty
years-was one OF the original Directors of The Union
Bank ard prominent actor in some of our Mcr
camille Societies and Benevolent Institutcs He nc
CURED an ample fortune and retired few years since
from active pursuits He was OF quiet habits
but thorough merchant, and much respected for his
uniform good character and honorable dealings
= The Boad OF Education met yesterday and
read or three petitions sc. &c and motion TO
appropriate Sl250o for the 18th Ward School House
found itself without quorum and adjourned-ike a
sensible old Board as il was.
n There were three alarms OF lire IN the First
District last night but could learn that any seri
Gus damage done except at the first one where a
small wooden house in Morton.st Washington was
burned.
~ The Big Bell fer the spire OF Trinity Church
was received yesterday and will be shortly swung Then
| Mr. Masln Wi! give some fine music.
- y large number of the members OF our va
rious Odd-FeIow Lodges Brooklyn ycster-
day morning unite with the Brooklyn Lodges in order
to proceed to Greenwood Cemetery, where the Conse
Grafton ceremonies We're held.
- The Messiah is to be performed on Wednes.
day evening, the 10th inst. by the Newlor< Sacred Nj
sic Society The Courier says that the vocalists en-
gagged for the principal Solo parts Miss Norhall
Mrs Ferguson, who sang the Alto Songs charmngly
at the recent performance at NewEIoven Mr.. NJ. Col
burn and Mr. E. sheppard. The Society will be in fall
force aided by large orchestra
! - Mr.. Russ publishes a statement in the True
sun which exculpatcs him from blame in the delay that
has occurred in finishing the pavement which has
dered his immortal. He says that the weather
intensely hot that the quarrymen obliged TO
lie by IN the middle OF the day.
= Nassaust. is in fine pckle-Wallst. dit
to-al the streets ditto ditto We wished could
have municipal election at the close OF Suuimer-it
CRY oyvEsrloy.-President Williams in the
| Cheir-1he following gentlemen annexed as the
Committee in Mr. Peranss resolution, to revise and
amend the City Charter and report Messrs. Parker
Graham Briggs, Beach Purser Hasbrouck Davies Can
dee and Grape.
The resolution relative City Officers taken up
aud completed
LEFT DEsTuurE.-O Officer Appleyard, OF the 18th
Ward yesterday took the Police office the Tombs
three children named John Mary and Martha Warnock
who found in destitute condition in cellar IN
westinghouse ltappears tina; Sunday the father Of
the children, John Wa-nock stabbed his wife nl;ctng
wound serious render necessary have her
conveyed 10 the Hospital far medical treatment War.
mock Immediately fed and it not until yesterday
that the children (vho al young take OF
therlsevcs) found By the neighbors in almost
furnishing CONDITION They sen, 10 the Commits
sioner of the Aims House
MEssRs EDITORS In your paper of Yesterday
under the head Of City Items you speak of opera
for Strsbisums in Hudson.st BY Prof Ried There
is slight mistake here which wish 70 correct Prof
Red was no; present: the operation performed by
myself AFTER having placed the lad in the Mesmeric
state, stated BIZ Jour reporter The operation was
witnessed By several gentlemen and all idea OF decep-
tied signs OF sensibity whatever until the operation
vas nearly finished and then but very slight As haze
until recently been sceptica The reality surgical
operations in the Mesmeric state and even as 10 the
Mesmeric state Itself feel duty which the
profession and the public. ths; both
70 be liked facts OF which ready 10 give couvnc.
ING proof at my residence No. 10 Hudson-st
JAMES ASHLEY.
Mex York, SEPTEMBER loat l7i5.
spESoER's TRIAL.-The entire day yesterday
spent IN attempting TO ger jury Only four were
sworn 70 all OF whom objections made.
GENERAL SEssloys-John Mcdonald was tried
for grand larceny. The Jury couldn't agree
BRoOkLYN AFFAIRS
e The burglars who robbed the house of 6
E. Fiske, Esq a. Roesaway, have been captured