New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

:. cav and fourishing as banks OF summer uoNet'
It's new born June butterflies; and one has 'sSue
,isa as he passes that the bright CLEAN oil
I'D i,ob, tina, s,reamed across his vision must have
,.n wing 40 he brushed -udeiy by and ho"n 10 seue
+, some stl.er mock which Broadway butter
AZ, mpst sometimes covet Never have tie missas Oh
v,l.n,ipehood been so gorgeous go costly as the pre-
.a..o, II one gives way TO the Split Of luxurious
ssspce which possesses him he begins to examine
- admire he will never have done. We have spent
.sr,I long and delicious hours in confidential worship
of,hes. delicate offerings the BoyGod and our brain
fI Of beautiful pictures enough SET up hatadoLen
n,es Among AL the varieties OF these dainty Things
think that one of the mos, extensive and spendio II
,,, =. Brsmhall's 1881 Broadway Valentine we "a"
.,.,s;. ,riced at 5000 Beside the ordinary ana extra
ordinary beauties o! this affair, you LOOK uhue'
# rosc.leaves and behold tine soic "a'eH - 'i'
make and description. This may be ca'ie' inc 'e'!
bvnerboe OF valentinery. and the lover VINO
token should have pursc as "e'so'y TN
his person. -o. o,d comes
..;, the nick of time TO keep up the IRONING "a -a
r.sa number Of soda. water-New-fork Inc ays'ei'
~. Clipper has left for parts unknown, save - u'
ra,ors and scrbbers who OF course must H'o" every
r,s and we are already beginning TO be IN sao wan
Of an excitement
Tur
-, ,oved in this business think the children sno
'e1e nov take courage-bu, don't rest quietly, dear
s.hi,ery aloud and spare no,-the parental heart anu
,c are evidently yielding. We hope the Chairman OF
rr,;,,ee ON ands and Places will not forget hi
.e 10 look after the interests of his constituents
r. od never dare ask the sufrages OF those children
-. rur,es have been obliged to hang them across the
,,. in hot weather for of Benches to SIT upon
w, opose tina, meeting be held in the ark in front
.,s Fountain on the bright day when the therno'
,s..ris a. eighty between now and April, OF all those
Icved in this regard We hope that all patriotic nurses
ND bsbes respectively will out manuly on this
OCCASION
MrsIcAL FEsrIvAL-We hope the lovers OF Mu-
scofhappy chdren-in short all who truly know now
h admire and appreciate the Beautiful whether IN Art
or Eature-wi gather at the Tabernacle tonight to
,.ce,be Juvenile Musical Festival Of Mr.. Bradbury and
his Eigh, Hundred young pupils. We have had the
Measure of attending OF these entertainments and
va assure our readers that nothing can be imagined
ore interesting and beautiful. Those who do not go IL
they unwise.
Gr Mr. BRADBURY desires meet all his young
,uplr Of the Sprngstreet School this afternoon from
hhfpast two halfpast three o'clock
E- DEMPsTER was greeted last evening by
very large well very intelligent and fashionable
audience His singing was marked, as usual by most
refined taste and great simplicity of manner he did
kinde high degree OF enthusiasm bur there were
not lacking substantial evidences that his music was ap
yeciated by least large portion Of his audience The
sm of the evening OF course the May Queen,
which was listened TO with almost oreathless interest,"
Mr. D. returned thanks in the happest manner for the
bestowed upon him. and announced his inen-
linn N depart for his native land in the Spring Not
iy heard this announcement with regret and will join
n, in the hope that he may favor citizens with many
more opportunities to hear him before his departure
FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-Wc noticed yesterday at
Ii, store of Messrs Sturges, Bennett Co-one OF our
most respectable and enterprsing trms-a very conve
u,u, accurate and durable Weighing Machine manuec
ured by E. & F Fairbanks & Co. of Vermont, who are
extensively and iavoraby known as the inventors OF the
t.lform scale. Messrs. Sturges, Bennett 4 co. nave
three of these scaes in constant use which for convent
,poe and accuracy are not to be equaled. We believe
We are doing good service the business community in
calling their attention these truly valuable scales
which are for sale wholesale retail, by Fairbanks 4
Co. No 50 Walst
e Attention is requested TO the advertisement
Of Mr. CONAN D. ABBOTT in another column OF this
paper Mr. Abbott has high reputation as successful
teacher in the higher branches of Educaton-both male
and female.
81 The annual meeting OF the State Society Tor
the Abolition Of Capital Punishment Will be held this
"Wednesday evening y o'clock, at the Lyceum Dol
Broadway near Princest Parke Goodwin, Rev. E. H
Chaplin and Horace Greeley will address the meeting.
Tho annual report will be read and officers elected for
the ensuing year The public are invited TO attend Seats
reserved for ladies Hon. w. Z McCoun will preside.
q w G. Warbass. medical student, and
veryrsspecably connected in New.Jersey arrested
tha IN
opposite Bond street. charged with having stolen $50
worth of books different times within three months
past from Messrs Bangs Richards & Plat. A portion
d these books were found in the prisoners room No 50
CansLstreet where also discovered lot of surgi-
cal 1nstruments which have since been identified IA
stolen prouerty Three complaints were made against
him and he WAS committed for want of $500 ball. 10 an.
wer.
~ As Catharine Keeben was passing through
street or Saturday night che was assaulted by
Thomas Gosing. who kicked her brutaly and stole a
coral necklace from her neck He has been arrested by
officer Wikchardt
n The several Courts of the County met at
Bergen yesterday morning, for the term, Chief Jus
ice Hornbower presiding; but little business was trans
acted more than the empaneing of Grand Jury, who
retired for business remonstrance signed by nearly
srery body in Hackensack against licensing an innhod
err tina, town to sell ardent spirits was argued before
he Court of Common Pleas by counsel, without any de-
c,ion
e We witnessed n very ingenious operation
yesterday by which the Wallstreet movements were
egaphed to Newark by signals and thence OF course
bymsgnedc power TO Philadelphia We were at point
where by the aid of powerful glass, We could clearly
discover the movements of the operator in this city as
vel as his correspondent Newark in the tower OF
church
e William Edgar Craft, boy OF 10, was ar
fes'ed Jersey City he was stepping into the cars
Tor Philadelphia with SIS in cash, which he had stolen
co Sunday from the pocket of Henry Knowe l36 West
18th street his employer.
n Henry Mode alias Moore, convicted yester-
day The Court of Sessions of burglary WAS sentenced
toiyears and months Sing Sing Henry Rhodes
Alas Rugges Indicted for burglary in the store OF Mr.
Barber No 3l2 Pearstreet the night of the 2Sth ut
vas convicted ofpetis larceny OILY.
q An old thief. John Porter, took board at No
Pearlstree, Saturday and yesterday afternoon be
va discovered under the bed anoiher boarder whose