New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

% participate in As tens is impossible in the
,e corner into which Sir Robert Peel and his meal
bags crowd US to 90 into them all to-day In fact the
whole City immense, gigantic, living, eager
Item of whom the Tribune Building the heart brain
and lungs pusating the OF exactly seveniy-ve
per minute whilst the breath of the splendid and pant
ing creature rushed forth white clouds Of steam softly
unfolding on the sunny air Until they en"reahed 'Ne
whole City Within all such scene oil au.e'
activity and effective speed would have aFoue1 'ue
supers,iiious awe OF the numbering, we.neau'ns
machines OF the olden time, and made them oouo' II
they were not surrounded by those ooeolen' GEM VINO
used to perform such Hercuean tasks in thet"nkng OF
star for their lucky m asters
Did say al was quietnessf IL we Ola we must re-
tract The Netss5oys-hose practical illustrators Oh the
eyravarance of soap and whole trowsers-tnosc ANNA
tod and noisy cogweees in the great modem Printing
Machine which make the loudest claer after the work
il dope-,hosc types OF the untness Of these times for
PEACE and harmony,hose living symbols of the creak-
ing and rusty hinges upon which turn the doors OF the
Press-ihose inverted chords of the minor scale-they
were got quiet-not they No, indeed and had We
the power OF Daguerreotypng with pen and ink the
scrambling, squabbling pushing, squeezing yelling,
shouting uproarous scene enacted in our Counting Room
during the time in which they waiting for the Ex
can never hope 10 achieve At length they were all hap
PLY supplied and if propelled by special locomotives
they were almost instantly in every quarter of the CITY,
singing our erry ia at least three hundred different
KEYS although we doub, if friend Dwight would ad-
init as many Eres the Yexra Trybune-got the news
by the berny.1-ere they aw
The City is rapidly filing up with strangers, and pro-
baby never have the signs OF Spring excitement and ac-
,yty been SO apparent Never have we, at this
carly period seen great activity in the business quar-
ters and grea, ,ho.oughfares of the City and never
certainly were the Hotels early crowded Strangers
although .hey very apt 10 have plenty OF business
while in NewYork yet often find an hour in The morn
ing hangs heavily upon their hands For mitigation
OF these there are several excellent remedies OF easy
ACQUISITION and not q. all hard to take First there are
the splendid shop Windows and the excitement OF Il
walk up and down Broadway which Will cure man oil
the blues or vapors in incredible short space OF time
and set him iroihng and efervescng ike bottle oil
soda.water Then to COO him OFT and restore 10 quiet
ness and calm appreciation OF the beautiful there
is the NewYork Gallery Of Fine Aine Arts, where an
hour may be moot pleasantly spent But place COM
bning both the excitement OF actual lie with the ao'
s,roc,ness and refinement of Art is Plumbes world
renowned National Gallery, where one encounters por-
rrs of all the celebrities in the land exquisey painted
life like as the image in mirror had been transfxed
By magic and doomed TO remain forever-dumb yet
speaking, lifeess yer eloquent with life There the
venerable statesman the fashionable belle the violet
eyed maiden the whte,haired and SCARED hero, the
thoughtful Judge, the hopeful philosopher the Sinking
demaeogue, the dashng dandy, may all be seen and
read at leisure 1t is fact gallery of characters as
wellas of faces your Daguerreoype is fatterer
and lays the lights and shades exactly Nature and
the hab,ua play of the passions have disposed them
There is much ponaered, much 10 be learned, in visit
TO the Daguerreorype Gallery.
CITY REFoRM CoNyENrloS.-An adjourned meet.
ing of the City Reform Convention held ct the
Shskspeare Hote last evening which understand
WIN V BRADY ESQ. was nominated for Commissioner
of the Aims House. Mr.. Brady is gentleman well
qualified TO ill this important Office. He has faithfully
served the CITY as the Alderman of the Fifteenth Ward
for several years.
tFYs Mr. Dwight delivered glorious lie cture last
evening. Such sparkling profound, beaning refresh
ing criticism it is seldom good fortune 10 mbbe
LODGED these Lectures music in every most
exceenty perfect The next is delivered Saturday
evening Society Library9
II" We arc requested TO state that the excellent
dinner the Festival of the Young Friends oil Ireland
was furnished by NJ, Miller and not Mr.. Packer, as
stated in The Tribune.
FmE-The building in the rear of the Pelican
Insurance Co. No So Wall ST. was slightly damaged by
fire at about o'clock yesterday morning.
~ A LOCOMOTIVE SIGN attracted good deal
Of attention yesterday the SOUTHWEST corner OF Full
ton.st and Broadway. Mr. BRADY, the Photographer
whose rooms in the second story over jewelers.
shop having been required to take down the pictures oy
which he formerly advertised his business found sub
s,,ute in huge bill attached TO the back of man
whose marching and countermarchipg in front OF the
nremises drew the attention of all pedestrians. Mr.
Brady probably Yankee who thinks that some things
can be done as well as Others Gotham is decidedly
wonderful village.
E-Yesterddy-Thomas Gossn was arrested for
stealing necklace from Catherine Kenan while passing
through Heser.st Mary Griffin aservant.grl for steal
ing silk cardinal, worth $40 from her Mistress MIS-
Ackers No. Murray Geo. Anderson, (coored( Tor
stealing a valuable coat from the office OF VIM Edgar
corner Jefferson and Monroe sts-- Mary Waters AIDE
liue Bell and Elizabeth Trouble coored) on suspicion
OF having stolen quantity OF clothing. VIM Monks
for attempting to pass counterfeit s. bill. -C hares
Wilson and VIM Johnson detected in breaking in.
TO the Drug Store No. los Division ST. after patent med
icines. If convicted, We move they be compelled TO
take the medicines James Speman was arrested for
orciby entering $40 Grand.st and damaging the furn
ure An elderly gentleman named Robert FIgg, was
found in sick and too enfeebcd TO give any
count of himself He the Station-House until it
could be ascer,aned who and where were his friends
49, George Bent again complained of yesterday for
obtaining goods under false preepces-this time from
Fisher Blashfed Il Co.
GENERAL SEssIoNs-Y.sterday-Th day mostly
occupied in deciding whether an Assistant Aldermans
religious opinions prohibited him from being witness
This being decided in favor Of his competency. the trial
| of Yankee Sullivan and others for the Christmas Eve
not a, Tammany Hall proceeded, and the prosecution
| closed its case.
Mr. Bsrbiere who shot at Mr.. Lockwood was yester.
| day hailed for his appearance, &c.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
1 - The man found in the sloop Victoria died
from over exerdon at the pump-the vessel having
sprung seak aud being finally ashore by his brother