New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14
CITY ITEMS.

SUNDAY EVENING Is BRoApwY.-N some.
times wish TINT good old Dedr.ch Knickerbocker could
drop quietly in upon New-Yorh some warm sunday
evening and with cool calm eyes the motley tiie
of humanity that Gibbs and 'ow- through IL we'll
channels. ~ night falls the humble Car
nival begins gay il not gorgeous As Rome. All
classes population except the unmit-a;edy excu
.ve and arstocrac abroad and but that the night
sottcns down the highest cuors aud piquan;
trast uodi,es the coudike lounccs and benevoently
I'LL. out the dminutve outline OF a Bowrry bonnet
some strange freaks OF l!enery would be- percepublc
here The lowered and dashy Of the
;lernel too. would be cminen,y worthy OF remark
as the uncomfortable tavor their strong segsrs.-
But all be entirely happy and life appears roll
inc oyousy along Ike bright. swift that reflects
only the clear ky and the iowery banks beneath which
il PUSHES Here are long des OF lovers couples pa
eng slowly and conddentiay, linked together and
lips discussing the tsndersst hemes-or what solitude
can be more than the everlasting buzz and hustle
of Broadway There 20 knot OF Jolly apprentices
who have been coming II ittle grand n Tayors or
Thompson & WeIer= and feel q. they were all over
gentlemen Here staggers and tnu;ier- poor fellow,
stumbling crosswise among the crowd smashing bon
ne,s and corns al every lurch Notwithstanding our
ant; nSunday law and the trictness and i'm
managed TO md thee center too much somewhere
and Is beating his way although he don't know il 10 the
Touba. here 20 well-dre-=ed comtortable.looking
family OF co!ored people mindng their business
disturbed by and evidently enjoying themselves
heartily. There haunt along couple OF .aagnihcen;y
yet !fnmodestly dressed woren-once beautiful as an
gels now their hollow eyes cleaning with the res OF
hell Here / country cousin town 10 spend
sunday, and who goes blushng and laundering along
rirh; the face and Eyes o: tne crowd with -al b
ned n rouncss and n oonoanner- hanging on either
halt relaxed which he has not the courage either
ier fall or bend square ho!f-on-sb!e angle Inc
AIhamrs swsr,n--every lcecreernery Is crowded and
thousands pour down toward the Battery Tor an insp.a
Ton from the fresh salt ior your hard.working
people are your tue practical poets and loOk Of
childish delight al the mysterious panorama stretching
out the beautiful! Bay From the receszes Of The
Ca tie soft strains of sacred melody stealing,
Eed with the grateful mCrInur OF the lttle playful iOun
tain over which they waited. On the benches loa.
fers repo-Iag IL bissul iorsertUlnes and above
them the dark branches reecho the shrill yet
ylai1tve cry Of the aonotonous hatyt:d falls the
curtain. aid 80 seek repose
SPEScERs TRL,L-The whole OF SATURDAY was
occupied in ,ae examination and nation Of
Mrs Dobhin mother OF Mrs. Spencer The main facts
IRE already known and do not think proper to bur
den columns with details The course OF defence a.
developed ~ the limitations by prisoners coun-
- =esl 20 be ;aat the bad conduct OF the deceased
and her 'eaiHen. OF The prisoner which il i aid vas
rnore Ike dog than a husband acting upon mind
predispo-ed TO insanity. produced the melancholy re
sult 5gt for which ne no; Lgdily responsible On
Friday Nh Dobbin. brother OF deceased, On The
STAND and va subjected TO very close ard severe
examination 5y Mr. Graham. which showed clear
: enough The existence OF melancholy state OF
ais II this doomed family AZ Almost nce=sant quar-
-e seems 70 nave been going OF oetTveen Spencer and
,-fr--- ~ -,
otnsr members 8f The family who beng related b. blood
70 the -lis very naturally sided against the husband
Tins OF tnin-s increased and nisInef o. constant
lrr!taton length led the shedding OF blood OF
are not -on. 10 express opinion as 10 the
=Al, insanity Of Spence. vixen re aorrid act was
communicating IS question TO ~ decided by the Ju