New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-27

., Tnp-sasy (tc-norrov) evening Ny hAsre! as
..1-ss On Monday ereniss showed very PLAINLY % NS
.,,n zu,se-irs II he Tabernacle ihas &c ie'i'S ~
faculties IN nos, ..ma,kabc degrees attfr service q
over seventy yeA-s IN the S,c,sd he.k was a'YS ma
some small f1nt would have been raised ia INC '
By he sale Of ,.ckets-a> &c = q quite indse'
stances. This, hcwever wss not ias case on .h0"11!
evening, .ad another appeal is now -sce 20 the 'SU
,hes Ct he pablo which Aopc will &c more sscesH-
WIZ should sappose TIA: re7e curiosity 20 hea! Ii
preach 10 IS one Hundred ard Eleven years OH weat
draw crowded house. II 81 were s!x-ioos oEansoa'ins
now who coud take chew Of tobacco with his toseiS
II The hurry .cu-ry on Monday afternoon seems
20 have behave. telf badly IN sonic quarters As Il L
Sad been hallson hurricane kt he foot OF S'eef'
nan named James Giveu., who had taken shelter
:.cz, ne .quaI in Htte shsnee, VISA h-eSn mo Ne
River by the shlntee Sens Hown down. and dFeSned-
Another mar aet sehiat pile c; boards whiea were
blown abou, As ears his face ard head Badly In
rnA.p.b-s,. three unfinished wooden Gweiliasi were
blown down. and rlrous o;her more or less seEt-
ous Of The risky oic Of tie rainy wind are visible On
rorg Island It was accompanied by violent hal'so'r
which broke innurerahlc panes CT glass In the country
we presuue some considerable damage must have Been
done to the meadows and young crops
r. The Mercury yesterday leaped up TO 60
where IL stood baanciEg itself OF three hourseon
siterins whether il was best climb higher in the
II excessively sul;Ty and tie fair and fash
ioaahle Prouenades Broadway so crowded around the
marble coolness and Of JoHNcoNs Sods-WsteT
Fountains at Santss that you wcut have thought he had
been specially entrusted with she dspensscn OF comfort
The whole City. The sparkling Soda bright cham
payne AID nrox!ous Cro;on, indeed Slii;ernc
temptation the thirsty lip which conscious O:
sxpsnce) could resist. Toward nigh. the SKY began
veloplns Itself in huge jacket clouds buttonei
arery- looking thunder and ftinsed with broker
OF Cotton apparently Cplands, about Fair to MdanS'
We had 10 rain the City; but the cool brea,
20 the Northwcs, blew fresh AID gratefully upon
PS very severe thunderstorm broke over the City
abou, 10 o'clock evening and continued with violence
for an hour and half Several OF the thunder shOcks
were very heavy and apparently the earth. large
quantity Of rain fell.
~ How long, oh Inspectors! is Broadway TO
be in the condition OF main artery tied above and below
.rmor while an .na.amezng aueurismal suGlsicn Of
ouinbu,es and vehicles OF and szs /, poured
into the adjacent smaller and ducts Can 5ou not
build bon-res and work day and night and thus shorten
the present really cslamitou, things qsst
half If all the pav,nys,ones uciesy laid and handled
in Broadway ereced into pyramid to the iOly and
short ssh,edness of auhori,ies mink VI should
have to pay travellers giving poor engraving Of that
of Cheops
II We see in one OF the papers that among the
arrangements for Fourth OF July the Mayor Intends hang
Ing TO the and the lower branches Of the trees In the
Park an immense number OF TIN Tobacco Boxes furnished
with supply of the choicest Fine Cut. This 1t is sup
posed intended OF quid pro quo 10 His Honors
constituents.
| r. The OREGON that most agniticcnt of Boats
has entirely recovered from her slight illness and
has again thrown open her magnificent saloons for the
daily reception Of her friends. which means the whole
fashionable and travelling world She looks II possible
even more beautiful full of rich grace and exquisite
fascination, than before the little slip which compelled her
for time withdraw The following note from friend
fellow admirer particulars Which the more prac-
,ica will be glad 10 know.
The New STEAMER OREGoS-Tbis fine steamer is
again placed on the line 10 StopDgton. having been
thoroug hiy repaired and much improved both in
strength and beauty She Is better thsn before the nc
c-dcni, which ss f-d every OF her great strength
in supporting herself ashore from only bearing Of ten
under the OF the boat As soon Us she was
got oil she trsghteneG true as when sne was nr-t
launched sad is undoubtedly the strongest boat that
flas-tor speed. beauty and accommodates she stands
! unrivaed Il IL worth trip 10 see her she Is now
commanded by Capt Wrl. Rollins Who has been popu-
lar commander twenty without all acc
dent His name Is euficent Such commander 10 ~or-
thy Of such gratifying TO sec her aed WIN
tie 6rs. trip she Is still The great tavoc
NewYork for Stonington every Tuesday Thursday aud
Saturday at o'clock. " and returning leaves Scnins-
ton every Monday Wednesday and Friday on the arrival
F. OF tie mail train from Boston.
gzSs The beautiful steamer Palmetto, New.To rk
and Charleston packet sailed from here Saturday evening
| and undoubtedly reached Charleston yesterday.
! A SAD TALE STRANGER THAN ROMANCE One
of our Reporters hands the following assuring that
| il Is very mesger statement Of the
Suicide of Jane Yan ScoicR-On Saturday last
count suicide of young woman RI the house OF
| Mr. Downs, Of No Vande wster-st. was published In
If all OF the city papers Attached 10 the Cor
oners papers containing the evidence tasen al the ne
of holding the inquest remarks Eliminating
that the deceased loose character. or companion
OF women Of the On seeing this published. the
friends of the injured girl Tor II now appears tne has
been deeply pJured) came forward aud contradict
ed The statement, affirming that she industrious
and respectable girl who but for the nsduous wes OF
married man. might TO this day have been honor
her circle Of friends and the comfort OF her family
From what be learned OF her history the following
statement OF fscts gathered For some time prior Ia
the first OF May si5 she had received the addresses OF
Young man named Daniel Mclean, 10 whom she was 10
have been married bur who died al about that Tine ex-
his death bed mis- esteem Tor nis oeotneo
About hvs months ago. as We are informed sue WAS
again addressed by Mr. Downs, who /, appears. sue
ceeded In gaining her affections IL Is not known under
what circumstances BY what representations ne suc'
ceeded gaining her atcons bur that be was fond
~ deeply loved by her shoWn oy tue fuosequert iscs
in case which give related by the people with
whom she boarded, and others conversanr with the
incidents referred For several months previous TO
the drst of May she boarded with Mrs. Gum. al the
corner OF Dotnnick and Vahck win whom she nad
been acquainted her fifteenth year. This lady re-
moved on frat of the month 10 house In which she
could make il convenient 10 furnish apartments Ia
the deceased who accordingly LETT and went 10 bosrd
ar ls0 Spring corner of sullivan Mr. Downs had Wis
lied when boarding with her friend Mrs g. aud CON
tirued MS visits after she removed Spring az On the
evening of Sunday, the l7la instant she expected
a v.it from him. bug he did come. and sno
appeared in consequence very much dejected-
90 the Tuesday evening following he called AT
the house, and on being informed by some per-
son who went TO her room. that he was below. abe
f.r.e6 bus after being restored went down stairs
and had an interview with him. He went away and
called again Wednesday hight when sho accompanied
him our Of the house As they passed through sPrngt
she left i'm for few moments on the walk while see
went into drug 10 make SEINE ufing purcha,e
From some other be Induced 20 follow he
and before the clerk IN The bad put up powder
which he wei ching in the scales Mr. D asked what
il was. On being told that IL was arsenic. she did
no, want IL but she srstched the paper out
OF the scale and they LEFT the store together Ii IS alec
stated that passs along the street sle ente4gofed 10
mix the poison al hydrant pump ac that he kLock;d
it on. hand. Til. night. :" efnescAy SJth
inst) she went the dr. Downs IN Vabdewse-
ST. and gaining Dgess refused 20 leave the PROMISES
She there tuins ths night sleeping upon sofa