New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
CITY ITEMS.

A Coon Movg-A great many good moves are
u,sie in Esw-York on tks FIST OF Msy-sHd probably
some bad ones br- the BEST Move we tAse hs2lA o.
istely ,hst Of the Clerks IN Grand and Catherine ss
,2d tie Bowery restore tie rGle Of closing thcir
stores a: o'clock ins;esi oi 10 TIE cveninc. Fer the
few months that THIS practice Obtained lss; Winter Il
gave censrsl satisfaction. The community were in no
serious ulxauer nconvea;encei by il do we believe
,ha- tie p-orrieto.s OF the stores LOST any thing 10 speak
Of We do not see say good reason for sdding these
Two hours of close connener. BY gashsht 70 the duties
of res clerks They ought az least 20 be permitted 70
devote ,hei evenings 70 the pleasures o; the social are
side 10 rational amusement but above al to
facilities o5 which row so plenty sEd accessible
In the present state of knowledge respecting physiology
and the laws and requirements OF physical being there
are none who sGulit .he absolute necessity OF
relaxation change place and occupation in order 70
secure health nor there any good reason why Clerks
should be excluded from the operation OF this general
truth We hope tina; the Clerks only IN the places
mentioned but throughout the City VIII effect measure
80 Just and IL every way uneScepGonshle
Blu, the Clerks VIII depend ioF the suceess mainly,
after ST. TO the cuzenswhc ii they conhne their shop
ping to the time Before o'clock in the evening VIII soon
Induce proprie.ors to see that there neither nor
p-opricty in burning OFT two hours OF Coal 1d Gas
every evening for nothing lie, every body remember
this.
RuBINI AND The TENOR OF his wAYs--Le Ccar-
r- DIS EiG.s lqts-nobody do up such thing ike
Frenchnlan-thus sparAes about Rubini and his pro-
posed vsi: to this country He demands TO begin
with subscription for eighty performances al $1,000
We uisy add that this negotiation has been conducted
~ the combined diplomacy Of Nile Borghese snd her
father who they say, is M old prccTrctr-that is,
dipomstst and half Nile Borshese will belong to the
suite OF Rubin Among the inducements which have
had the greatest influence upon the Charles V OF enors
and have decided him quit his peaceful retreat for the
new world. agures the hope which has been carefully
held out TO him, OF seeing the new Theatre which he
expects baptized with his own name This
is homage which has been already rendered him by
three of the principal cities of Italy and such event
as the arrival Rubni in America will create an epoch
in the annals OF the musical world sufficiently important
10 be thus cousecratcG. But we insist upon 1t Nile
gorvhese is great ard her father great
stor
MESAoruir-Our citizens will have an opportu'
nifty to-day OF witnessing among the wonders the times
a spectacle at once imposing and interesting The inn
menss Menagerie of Messrs Raymond 4 Wsrins now
on its way to its quarters in Philadelphia. will
enter the City 10 O'Clock preceded by Persian Car
of immense magnhcence drawn by Elephants. The
cavacade consists forty splendid carriages
veying the animals and reptiles that comprise the
stock 1t will pass through the principal streets and
proceeding to the grounds lately occupied by Nibos
Garden. will there encamp for few days only This
Menagerie exceeds any thing OF the kind now in exist
euce Il should be visited will be- by every one who
/ is fond OF studying the mysteries OF animated nature
% Let the diiettana take courage-et the cog
oscest rejoice We are STILL in all musical probability
J ,l'o lattnr
has been received from Sanqurco written subsequently
10 the one we have already mentioned. in which he
states that If the $4,000 arrives during the month OF &C
tobcr he can come with all his compsny-they having
consented 20 have patience Now il is We believe certain
that the $1,000 cent by the steamer OF the 10th of
September may look for the arrival OF the Signor
with his suite-ill they come.
! real LuXCRY.-Nlr Post. 10 Burling- slip has
received choice consignment of Homiay or Coarse
Flour from Indian Corn which, being boiled slowly
and long enough, and served up with genuine milk
makes the best vegetable dish by mortals.
There can't be a doubt that Mother Eve cooked it in
Paradise if she cooked any thing Ihis comes by the
way from the y. Am. PhslanX, which has not yet graft
fed the Courier & Enquirer aud y. Y Observer by
poding but means to live commit great many such
enorrnitie this This Hominy, neatly put up ten
pound bags is Tor sale ut G.ssncr loungs, Chatham
1t Taylors 30 Vesey POI Greonwich-st cor Hudson
I and North Moore ste. cor. avenue G and sixth at
IMroRrASr.-By the following, which we find in
the Hartford Times win DO that Monsieur aud
Madame de tIoMBoGoE have arrived in this country;
EXTRAORDINARY ARRrvAL-0RAND scIENcE-woSDEE
FuI. MYSTERY.
NOTlSE.
The citizens of Hartford are announced that
MONSIEUR DE HoMDoGGE
MADAME DE HoMBoGGE and
MADEMoisELLE HouBoooE :
Hav arrive in this City and taken the elegant apart
meuts No. - Central Row
Madame De II. having perfect knowledge of the Past
the Present and the Future will inform her patrons OF all
which came 6cfore all which 6ehad and OF the pre-
sent posture OF all the Things.
The unmarried assured that ii they follow Madame
De HIS instructions they will be enabled to form
nexions in very short time For small remuneration.
husbands and wives viii be guaranteed In the space OF
week.
E.B.-Madame informs tho pious portion OF the pub
lie that she practices fortune telling on the genuine
Christian prnciples-no mistake.
Monsieur BuRR-Plieze insert time and send bill to
Votre tres obedient serviteur
DE HOMBOGGE