New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23


BY those who protested TO kaov; but Jus, they sos
he word she inside bad break and disappointed her
friends seriously Polk got ahead scversl rods but the
Lady no Way discouraged, wen, after him with good
VII! gradually closisc doing the mile in min 80
sec Polk enshs ahead The second nile was bet;
ter Being done in m. 81 the positions being nearly
the same except ,a, tic gained Slightly. In the
third mile there was some hard work but Polk went as
steadily in TIE harness Il he bad never been anywhere
else. and KEEP, his advantage throughout winning the
heat race and money in min. 10; sec
n Az AyrtSlA7ERY MEETING is to be held
this evening at Cro,on Hall which the public generally
ladies as we'll as sen,lemcnsrc invited TO attend. Prof
HrDsoS of Western Reserve College, and other 'is'in-
suished speakers will address the meeting.
r. Among the passengers III the Caledonia is
the celebrated pianist HENRI HERR, whose arrival in
this country has been eagerly looked for
CRY CoyyEy1loS- Benedict Grape
and Purdy the Selec, Committee appointed to arrange
the various subjects passed Committee OF the Whole
and report complete, have reported number OF sec
lions, which were acted upon last evening in Convon
ton The business will probably be disposed of and the
Convention adjourn sine die on Monday next.
- Tho new Newly ship Empire whose
loss we mentioned yesterday OF $40 tons burthen,
and was launched about three weeks since she was
valued at $4,000 $4,000 of which insured on her
in wslls,.
" We met a pretty procession ct young boys
yesterday in Broadway, returning from the Fair They
were the scholars OF the Mechanics Society school
one of our bes, educational institutions.
EXTREMES MEsr-WhIe Albany, Utica and
even the Island Of Manhattan itself says c. Courier
have had iorctase OF approaching winter, garden III
Staten Island proudly display. Lilac. in tull bloom
this garden belongs Madame Vanderbilt Thus in the
circumference OF few miles witness the osts
OF Winter and the splsndors OF Spring.
! SrovEs.-This is the season for Stoves aud we
do not know of better Cooking Stove than the Wager
Air. Tight ook-Stovs for sale by EdwMdW NJ. Savage,
2l- Waterst 1t is very simple in its arrangement,
economical the Of fuel and boils bros aud bakes
to perfection. What more than advice those
about purchasing to go and examine it Tor themselves
rv' THE GRAND FAIR OF THE AMERICAN In.
srrrurE CASTLE GARDEN, will positively close this
evening. The Premiums will be awarded at ! P. M A
closing Address will be delivered by Cen Adonram
Chandler and brilliant display Of Fireworks will take
place lit 10 o'clock.
! The USEFUL AND THE BEAUTIfUL.-Among the
objects of attraction the Fair. the ostrich feather
| Brushes which Gdorn one OF the central columns with
their graceful pumes and gay variety OF coors par
ticularly prominent Their hne appearance seems TO
have led enormously to suppose that they in
| tended more for ornament than On the contrary
with all their beauty they designed for weeping
busting securing being benefited rather than injured by
water Mr. steele the manufacturer at 305 Pearst af
ter several years of experiment and experience in the
business has discovered chemical process By which
ne has succeeded in rendering the feather tough that
it cannot be broken which fact. together with the firm
mode in which they fastened to the handle will
make them endure for years with constant He of
fers one thousand dollars any who will make
brush of any material whatever that will at the
price last long brush of the ostrich feather pre-
pared by him Captain ieusts Superintendent of the
City Prison has permitted Mr. Steele exhibit the win
dow and dust brushes that have in two years
and, the Captain adds, have yet served their
time out" Two other brushes that have been in use
sixteen months still in good condition; of them
having been used alternately and dry less injured
than the other used merely a dustbrush. The Os.
rch Broom made by Mr. Steele, has the peculiar merit
OF leaving dust behind and particularly adapted
oilclohs The brushes well worth the attention of
families their first cost i, than the bristlc
brush. and they will last twice long The ostrich
feather Is destined TO supersede the briste.
HousEKEEPISG.-No. 1853 at the Fair is a case
OF housekeeping articles from Smith Torrey e Co 50
Maidcn-lanc being samples OF part OF their goods We
notice among the rest marble slab and rolling pin, in.
valuable we should think, 20 bousekeepers in warm
weather. Also, another case same No containing an
elegant coffee manufactured by the above gentle
| By the way their appears to be, Ike
Stewards of the lions of the City through which all
strangers must be shown Before marrying young PEG.
pie should visit this establishment TO learn the endless
variety OF things necessary for housekeeping and there
by be warned.
GREAT FLORAL CURIOSITY AT The FAIR
Thorbuns Duck Plant exhibition ct the Fair for this
day only. It's great resemblance dsck is apparent a,
moments glance. 1t has been examined oy hundreds
and pronounced most extraordinary.
The Artyfclal Leg OF Prof B. F. PALMER, Mere.
dth, n H. appears TO be of the most admirable in
ventions exhibited al the Fair Dr. Mot and others OF
most eminent Surgeon. pronounce I; far superior TO
the Anslesey or any other les except that Of Natures
manufacture and even this has stand back in
freeze. .cald, cut burn, bruise, which Psncr's
leg stands far better than Natures 1t Is subject TO
fever sores white swel!ings chilblsins Those who
have deficiency OF more legs vii! do well ex.
anime Prof. Pamer's.
SgsStoSs.-The testimony in the case of Oscar
Hoyt trial for assault with intent kali Catherine
Raynor brought close Yesterday and the coun.
sci viii sum up this morning It is probable that this
will be the last tried during the present term
PoLicE-The Office OF Durham & Dmon of No
90 south-st was entered on Wednesday evening and
robbed OF leather poke, book containing $50 in gold
coir also number Of certificates of stock and mum
Der OF deeds of land besides undry Of hand etc
The Chief Of Police with view of aiding the ends
OF justice is desirous that the person who gave $500 in
Virginia money IN Exchange for 5000 Dill and three
500 bills on OF the city banks, should call his OF
nee as early convenient
Court Calendar. TINS Day
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