New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-12
CITY ITEMS.

Az, ,ssrs,; p for th, weeklss the same number OF
-,-,. sr as,oushet horr.hei delighted. or thunder
struck As the cssa may &c. This week Tor instance we
hare the difficulty between Rapet-: snd Herr aad me
against De Meyer in the musical way Inca
fr notifies we have the Wing celebration the cannon
-ockets fireworks &C. &c. Fer tie eorr1oe taefe Is
ne case of The poor woman we related on Aonday MOTH
;nr and for the sentimental we have The opening OF
Sherwood & Fishers 5soa oys;erhouse in bF0SdwAy'
VIVA. more could we desire And then me weather
;, il charming weathe.-to talk sSou, oae never
-. w., NJ the constant and inevitable
sNpuysash;ness IN which one is Obliged to slide along
tom ,rbs,ope to Sidewalk as II his boots had been
newly creased.
Speaking Of music, the Philharmonic Society gives
it, FRS, Concer, for the season week from Saturday
night We DO no, know VIVA; going 10 6e played but
we have heard that something very dnc ought to De eN
pected What i the Musical Institute about Ne
hesrns and doing si Of industrious things VIC
VIII warrant We shall hear from them by and by
The Menacerie has had real spell OF uniavoTaoe
weather to contend sgainst but the Immense canvass
Notwithstanding the rain has been full OF waery spec
ntors almost every day II has been perfect juoi!ee
N the children We suppose that twenty thousand pairs
Of whit, pan,slees have been drabhled by the
,-,t,v little visitors TO the Menagcre. Never mind
lizzie ones If you never have pay desrcr than that
for seeing the elephant you will be excellent shopper
esses.
The other oxci,erlents ha, we wO, OF are all about
election.
! ~ The Fourth Anniversary OF the b. l.
Snow Social Union, which came of on Tuesday eve
min. a, the Greenc-st Church was pleasant affair
More than IJ00 persons present, and many went
away. unable to get into the Church. Hon JOiEs
H,spEz presided with much ability The Union APP
reared in full gcgala The Presentation OF the Bible
by Mrs PAssoSs and the Reception by Mr. fARSoNs,
c. : was exceedingly interesting. Col SNOW being
present by invitation OF the Union, called for and
delivered short but feeling address expressing his
gratitude Tor the honor done him in adopting his name
FOR the Society and his hopes that the great Moral Re
form in which they were engaged would enlist their
sronces, cxerions and be carried TO happy result
Rev Mr. MAsss and Mr. w Z. DopGE also made per.
.inent remarks which were received with much sp.
plause The whole affair OF the peasan,est we
have ever sttcuded.
~ A correspondent says that the best razor.
ron in IN. world is the corner OF Cashmere dressing
Gown drawn smoothly over the leg He says he has
razor with which he has shaved himself thirty six
and that accidentally making the Cashmere discovery
the other day the old blade has actually renewed the
met of It's early years. What says the Rszour strop
Man TO this
~ Mr. WILLS, perceive. reuntes his lit-
erary fortunes with those OF his old and long tried part
ner Gen MoRals-the National Pess changing its ute To
the Home Journal We need not say that we wish them
most entire SUCCESSIVE have already said nifty
times in various modes and lenses.
~ Nike WALSH we heard late last night, is
still very low snd not al all expected 10 survive. There
was rumor that he dead but this we believe
! incorrect
DouBLE SoLEu Boors--The detesters OF wet
feet will ind the double soled Boots of Mr.. L. Wat
kins III Fulton very much to their liking Not only
the oes all that portion OF the Uppers which
the feet are double giving you the full benefit OF
shoe without its clumsiness and liability to come OIL
These Boots cost 81; aud will save many twice
that SUN in doctors bills. Mr.. w manufactures all
manner OF Men. and Boys Boots and Shoes, and sells
them AT very moderate prices.
- The trial of Henry C. Marx continued
yesterday in the Cour, OF Sessions and will be resumed
this morning.
u" The rain continues to tal-we wish it would
drop Oft.
u Description of Il Gold Sword presented by
the state OF Louisiana TO Gen Taylor The scabbard is
made of the finest metal, with richly engraved and
wroug ht ornaments On two divisions OF the front side
are scenes OF the battles OF Pao Alto and Resaca de la
Palma The shield presents the following inscription
Presented by the State of Louisiana TO Gen. Il. Tay-
lor testimony OF the high opinion held By the people
of this State OF the skill, conduct and Judgment shown
by him during his military lite. but particularly during
the battles OF Palo Alto the sth and OF Ravina dc la
Palma on the 9Th OF May 1876
Surrounding the battle appears the coat Of arms
of Louisiana and in the scabbard the Amer
lean eagle richly engraved The grasp is composed of
alternate mother OF pearl and gold iace;s richly
graycd and studded and protected by massive gold
chain. The head represents a revolutionary cap and
plume surmounted by precious cairnghorm stone
The sword mag be at the store OF Ball, Tompkns
y Black, for few days previous to ito shipment The
design was executed by Hyde * Goodrich, New Orleans
and manufactured by a. P. hmes, Esq of Springfield
Mas
II Raymond II Warnings MENAGERIE is yet
Nblos 1t will remain in exhibition Ill the last Of
the week when it will proceed Philadelphia. 1t is
numcrousy attended every day and night and day
this week will be visited by the inmates of several popu
lar literary institutions Early in the Spring it will en-
bark for Rio de Janeiro, and cannot make its appear.
here again for many years Let sll who wish to
see il visit il without delay.
BOARD or EDUcArIoS.-A report was adopted
appropriatng $4,000 for the new schoolho in the
to certain powers of School Officers &c Mr. Blocker
offered resolution which adopted requiring that
the Ayes and Noes all appropriations OF public money
De published Several slnall bills were ordered to be
paid.
PoLlcE-A GOOD DAYS woRX--On Sunday night
last daring hieyes entered the hotel known az the
Poushkeepsie House, a, Poughkeepsle and stole be.
500 and $500 worth OF silver ware-pear hun
dred pieces in al-bearins the marks, come J. H. R
some j. u R. others A :. H. and others a. NJ H. In.
formation OF the robbery dispatched 10 this City by
telegraph and otherwise and on Tuesday afternoon As
stsnt Capt Horrigan and officer McCord of the Fifth
Ward, received intelligence which induced them
Immediately 10 arrest young negro named VIM. Anho
ny who was placed in confinement in sf the station.
house cells. Every ordinary effort though thoroughly
made was unavaling induce the prisoner Disclose
who mad aided him in mis- thieysh enterprise and after
laoorng faithfully for hours the Captain Of the Fifth
gave The young rascal would squeal and so
allowed To sleep on IL In the morning means
were made Of and scheme adopted III neither