New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
City ILeuie.


"A s.s and courtesy IN the dispensing OF ther favors as
an, IN the execution of their music In the STILL moon-
h.n,ed night the thrilling Of the Band ingling
.,h our Dreams gradually withdraw the soul from slRm-
nav ~ n state OF supernatural delight and we almost ex
ne, 10 see troop Aries ride in upon the mingled light
and sound tina, through the lattice soon how
We recover the taman that sleep has stolen and
sa! tina, the music floating upward ipelled by the
h Of our consdera.e friends beneath the window who
tins their bright wands cleaning In the moonlight. come
10 ,n,ure music dreams the rst sweet sleep Of night
We are proud of Dodworths Band. Every body is de-
uab,ed with -and most OF ali those who have heard the
Bands Europe Besides the great execution and c1qu
ate deiicscy Of expression OF esch individual performer
the ensembe possesses symmetry and unity OF artist
cal enec, scarcely before attained This arises from the
instruments being all Of the construction. and the
tones Of EACH although essentially differing from all the
others yet retaining trick bewchng resemblance Ike
that between grown beauty and her babybrother.
The Band consists Of twelve Comets of different size
and key distributed in nths and ourths. thus frat wot
in fat; then two in aat and the others In E. A, y,
&c IN the same order-the highest being CorDet IN A
Ha,. Of exquisite purity and sweetness. resembling The
sound Of about ffy Of the most deicatevoiced hutea
blown exactly In tune 1t Is singular fact that The
celebrated Sdxhorn which has recently made mnch
no,e In Europe Is exactly the same Instrument as Dod-
wo,ths Cornet and which he has used for the last SIX
be Music played by this Band Is some OF 1t OF hish
p6orquite up least to the ta.te and musical eouca
ton of the day. and ready spring far beyond IL "hen
that is ready 10 follow.
Cosy IsLAsD-A friend who looked down to
the Pavilion yesterday reports that he saw at least f'7e
Touiaad OF our citizens illustrating the Datu'ai ABILITY
between cleanliness and Codness by cooling roll IN the
surf which breaks on the shining sand Of that .y Isle
We trust they all up refreshed and edited and were
uroupt and attentive n Church In the afternoon and
evening We wi.h al our people were able to spend the
time requisite q weekly visit the ses-see
other day than Sunday The water is warm as could
be desired the ruushine rather more so We mean to
try going down At O. in the morning.
HOUR, OF LABoa-Would not all concerned be
benefited by chspge Of the Hours Of Labor this
no, wesIhcrf From A ". to P N. with an hour on.
for dinner very well for ordinary weather, but not for
sueh as this We propose that Employers and Laborers
ID, uId appoint Committee Of Conference 70 consider
whether their mutual interest would not be promoted BY
commencing the day q A b. taking bali an hour for
breakfast quitting a, l. Iesumus at and working till
Tins making the hours cooler portion Of the
day This should bold from the 10Th ofJune
The 2oth Of August and then modified as circumstances
all dictate
WAR ON THE Buos-The Farmers Club meets
'Are Insects injurious to vegetation p
e The Mercury defines The Diaphragm Filter
tobs Continuance for separating eels dead dogs. cats
and other animdlcuis from the Croton water.
= We are indebted 10 afrlend for the Address
before the New. York Homeopathic Physicians Society
delivered by F. JosLIN. NJ d. and also very interest
bg Essay Erect Vision from Inverted Image from
the pen Of the sano gentleman. DR.. J. is profound
thinker and impartial and conscientious and
perspicucus dclipeator OF his thought.
~" Saturday was excessive warm day. the
thermometer the highest having reached &c degrees
and cool situation. The usual consequences
Of such weather have been observed and hear Of
esl deaths Of men, besides Of poor over drv
en- horses dropped dead in harness Our Coroner
Report says
The Coroner called this morning to hold luquess In
the following cases, At No. 1913 West Nneeenth-st
on the body OF Evan Puehe Of Wales aged %
years, mknan who, lille taking his usual rounds with
his milk wagon yesterday afternoon was taken suddenly
ILL., removed TO the Sixteenth Ward Station House.
where he died shortly afterwards
Also, at No. 33s Hudson-st on the body OF Abraham
Blauvelt, native OF Rockland County NJ Y. aged AZ
years. who while at work on scafold in front OF new
house In yesterday afternoon was taken suddenly
H. fell down from the effects OF heat, and died In about
half hour afterward.
Also In Tueu,ethst near the 3rd Avenue, the body
OF Terence oNeil native of Ireland. who while pick
ing the street Tor tho pavern about o'clock yesterday
afternoon taken suddenly i'll from the effects OF heat
became Insane and died shortly ater~ard.
Also In Boomiug dale Road near 4Sth at on the body
oil Jonn v nren "ho "n,.e n'e 'sou ei.e ~ o az,
In about five hours afterwards
hsV ~ NO 80 nes' eu'. ", .o 10y VI
9ohn Ncoratn' ne.'se " ns h ssea - Huo.
ate oene uou on p9s , ~ .n nIa' ui" qu"''S
o. cn'u water quo ~, 1eu - aTuu al "1u' ., ch.,
also, NJ no. u nai' on 'ue ooay VI opi.'
i,;n l., hsn,, n Race ,m,oS ,h. Ito =, ,h
r,n, ., Cansis anon, 4 ocInck yssarday s,,s,noon
harn md "a
49, -, - D. aaad hou.o on N. bodv ri 7 or,.
ALSO. al the fHk ceau mousse on me pouy OF Louis
Lane ageu - years "uo s''eu III ,,,'S cry on ue.
many on Friday ana WINE Walking ,nrougn seconu'st
about noon yesterday was taken suooeny III ~as taken
into cellar near by where hr died about j o'clock
Island we're "sup struck Yesterday and not w
ina immediate medical toey s dea In snort
time after having been struck down; Tue hrst person
struck was !aoorer employed IN Mr 'e~e.ts eN,eh
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