New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-17
New YORK, april ID. 1916.
CITY items.

MoDEL OF NEW YoRK.--The immense labor and
great ingenuity displayed in the construction OF the Mo
del of New York is III. theme of admiration oil all those
persons who have been permitted TO view this great
work while in progress. When completed We question
II it viii be- recognized throughout the United States
by the soubriquet Nac York Junior from 'l r''0"s
family likeness il bears 10 its elder slater.
A better subject for model could not have been ae
lec,cd rs perhaps there is city in the world possess
ing the same natural advantages OF situation. pre-
sens with its surrounding scenery fine field for the
display Of the artist which Mr. Beldep with hia native
tact has not failed to avail himself of TO the fullest
tent To cnp ne climax be is constructing ele
CAN'T gothic canopy. which will surmount the Model,
bearing on its four sides views Public Buildings Places
of Business Manufactures Hotes. Private Residences
Steamboats, Packets, &c painted In oil colors by some
OF first artists We would suggest to our readers
who wish extend the reputation OF their busness the
proprety of having their establishments depicted on it
The advantages of this mode OF advertising obvi
Gus views being part and parcel Of the exhibition,
cannot fail TO arrest the attention of the visitors in every
city where the Mode is shown II would be advisable
for those persons who wish make arrangements TO
this effect "a call Immediately upon the proprietor, Mr.
E. Belden before the beat situations the canopy are
appropriated.
IL Mr.. Bradbury ASSUAL JUVENILE Con
CERT will be held AT tho Tabernacle this evening when
the voices of One Thousand Children will be heard in
grand chorus. The sicht Of many faces dlmmed by
no shade of sadness but animated By the fresh
hopes of childhood and radiant with the joys of nno
cence would be sulcen, OF itself the attend
ance of those who know how to prize such au exhibit
non but when this added the attraction Of the
sic would that nothing is necessary
sure immense audience. We shall expect therefore,
to see the Tabernacle crowded TO It's capacity
Those who 90 first will get the beat seats
~ The Home Branch Of the Hutchinson Fam
lily gave their Farewell Concert las evening to very
lect udeuce that completely filed Nibos Saloon. II is
too much say that their music appeared TO give
universal satisfaction. Notwithstanding the high ex
pectation. OF the public when they began their Con
here their reputation has increased at every trial
OF their skill and citizens have parted with them not
without sincere regret The call for repetition OF ss
evenings performances warmly responded 10, bu
the singers felt obliged 70 gay nay twas ntimated that
the whole of this remarkable Family including the pa
renta and those in England, nigh, perhaps make
their appearance here next Autumn That would be a
sight worth seeing.
e Mr.. L. N Fowler will meet his class for The
purpose OF giving his first practical lesson the SCI
OF Phrenoloey this evening AT o'clock in Clinton
Hall. There Is still opportunity for few moro who
may wish 70 acquire knowledge Of this Interesting and
useful science. FOR iarbef lnlOIHihiOu aPYJ :" W"
ers and Wells, l3l Nssssu'st
FIRE-Las, evening the Depot OF the Boston and
s,onins.on Railroad Line situated a. Pier No. North
River took fire. nnd consumed to the waters edge
quantity of baggage destroyed. bu, the precise
smou nj of loss unable 20 learn.
ElcKMTs's Row.-The noble s;eamboa, 81.
NICHOLAS arrived al 81 O'Clock last evening from Albany
with great number Of passengers aud met at the
wharf by Arab horde Of Hack and Cabu!en who storm
ed and broke the barriers OF fences aud buildings
erected BY the Company and boarded the boa. with 3
rush Ike prveteers men, sweeping down every thing
that opposed their progress The Heck fu,yecr rds
TIC dock looking rer quiey and ne informed the OH.
OF the Steamboat that they need not trouble ITEM
ss!ves take down the ruuibers Of the Arabs for Thy
sicld no, be faed The services OF the Cabnen in
pipesying the Firs Ward by hundreds end thus elect
ing Gilbert and Byrne recen. TO be dsregart,d
VIII the Mayor look 20 the matter
e The Board OF Supervisors NE, yesterday
and passed upon number of bills. Petitions were re-
eetved for the correction Of snd referred The Corr
tee reported II favor of correcting tax 10 sundFy per-
IONS Gc... Alderman Chsriock remarked that ne hso
received communication in relation 10 the oicisi coz
due. Of Justice Drnker which warranted hin in offer
ing the following resolution, which was adopted
Resolved. Tha. tie first Judge OF me C9uh'y % re
ouested 10 convene the County Court on Monday next
for he purpose Of investigating the Official conduct OF
M w Drinker and 10 take action on the same.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
r. On Wednesday afternoon last there were
taken from, the Dining Room of the house No. POI Wash
ng,on-st Brooklyn silver Teaspoons and four Ia