New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
CITY ITEMS.


w-i.e suck truths a. familiarity with Courts and Police
Offices would furnish hin With. and would distort no
thing TIE recent case OF young r,sn lately married
and now sen. 70 tie unsc Asylum Is related al length
in the Ersztzz Pas of yes.srday-5ut re condense Il
and give the principal isc:s Il seems thai the young
man vas perfect s2endthrt snd debsuchee- He vas
the sol OF kind and nduzent parents wao denied him
nothing be desired either IS luxury OF comfort
while they nourned over MS hceurousHess AZ length
he became acquainted VIII younE ady OF respectable
couaectous-~eH 10 DO il the world and who IN other
respects his superior To this young !sdy ne pro
fessed strong alacheat-aade proposals Of marriage
70 her, and accepted. Ihe is;ne1 OF The young
nan 80 tar fror. opposing ais marriage was dehh'ed
~ith II as we're also lis friends. ~ho nailed If IS the
har5ager OF better Things With the speadtarifs Ills
lathe. vanly hoped that aiable wife would &c aole
draw hin away from his po;aouse companions and
ts; By making his hone pleasant and dehsHiu! place
to him would make MIN 50 IN love With IT that ne
would repent OF his past ulisdongs and II future lead
LIE of =o5rety Thus hoping the marriage was cele
5raed by all his friends: aud the young couple went to
reside in Westchester CO. we believe
Notwithstanding h. conunuec MS course OF sin and
reTeled IL drunkenness the same as before Nothing
could restrain him he went on from bad 20 worse ana
than once it became evident TO his friends that MS
mind affected by ais debauchery At Zines ne was
very violent SO that danger was apprehended by his
wife and her mother who resided with him Finally
got possession Of pair OF pistols and in mis- psrox
ysns rage on several occasions thresed 10 shoot per
sons It now became clear tina; his wife could not live
with MIN and she Ms father 10 come and take
MIN away. as her lie was in danger. his iaiher went
Up 10 see him but he had gone 10 Newio where ne
sferward found him. and had him examined by two
respectable physicans-Drs. Abraham I. Hunter and
Isaac E. Taylor-who at once pronounced him OF I'M
sound mind and made oath OF the fact Before two Jus
tees OF The Peace who hereupon committed him to the
Asylum al Boomngdale. His father seems to De almost
heartbroken b the conduct Of his PREDICATE son whose
mind has been unbalanced by his passion for alcoholic
drinks
ANOTHER misunderstanding seems TO be rapid
" increasing We understand that Mr.. WILLIAM B.
HAsTr one OF the Clerks at the Lower Police has been
examined by Drs. Tompkns and Holmes. and pro-
nounced insane He was 70 have been Yesterday
TO the Lunatic Asylum.
THE APoLLosrOSs-The public will scarcely so
soon have orotten the truly extraordinary perornan
ces of the Masters Cole and BULLOCK and the fairy
little ANNE MARIA OF whose wonderful powers we
spoke their first appearance here. Everybody we
are sure will be delighted hear that they have again
arrived and will make their appearance next week-be
ginning Monday evening at Rutgers institute and
performing on Tuesday evening at the Tabernacle We
bespesk for them in advance the kndest consideration
OF the public. for truly they deserve it.
~ They are putting up iron wire along the
Telegraph posts in Brosdwsy. This it is to be hoped,
will prevent the provoking breaks which have fire.
quenly happened just when they hadn't oushter, ana
10 of inlDlipi
upon very worthy class Of citizens.
~ The Harper Union, No. II, Daughters OF
Temperance hold their Second Anniversary the Tab
ernacle on the evening of Wednesday next John B.
Cough Rev E. T Taylor OF Boston, Rev DR.. Cox. Rev.
Mr. Vincent Rev. Mr. Crawford and other distinguished
gentlemen are to deliver addresses. The occasion will
be one of unusual interest and hope that all friends
of the Cause will try and be there.
BowLlSG-We are assured that at the fremont
and fremont Branch Bowling Saloons O. and 800 East
Broadway betting is allowed or practced that
the alleys always closed about II P NJ and that the
entire influence OF the proprietor is welded in favor OF
Temperance and Good Morals These Saloons are
never open on sundays. Bowling is undoubtedly
wholesome exercise FOR sedentary who cannot get
chance woodchopping or something else that Is en-
sctly the right thing and those who are confined TO
desks through the day may probably prac
tee this in the evening if they ind time. But better
neglect exercise and suffer the consequences than neg
lect your family OF contract habits OF dissipation
LAND AGEScY-The card OF Messrs MACY X
DR1Gos in todays Tribune is deserving the attention Of
all nonresident owners OF Real Estate in the West.
Mes.rs NJ & D. prominently business men one Of
bS the other merchant but
both thoroughly conversant with the duties OF the Asen
cy they have established and resolved to build up a
reputation and business which shall be commensurate
with the Western Country ANY person having taxes
to pay titles adjust search mortgages discharge
or ioreclose land payments make receive anda to
sell or buy in the West will find this Agency crest
convenience, as Messrs Macy briggs have agents in
almost every city considerable village of the West
with village. pats names OF owners tsx.vaiuations sc.
sc OF many or most Of them small portion only OF
their references appear in their card publish it,
bu, these are o.. the highest character.
u Our Reporter. who gave very imperfect
sketch OF Coz SHADES address at the Oliver ST Baptist
Church on Thursday evening, mistaken IN saying
that the Aidres. Thursday evening next would be
the subject OF Christianity and Romanisrn, Gov :.
We understand will speak briefly upon the to
nishng the means OF Education in the United States az
incentive greater educational efforts the part
rotestants but the subjects of his discourse will
be- he that exist for supplying the educational
wants OF ,ae West and The mode By which those
nsy be made reach, most directly and speedily all
lie children in that portion OF the country
FREE SrAMPs-The Postmaster gives notice that
the treecent stamps OF the l. City Dispatch Pos; VIII
be redeemed st the Pos, Office they may be used on
letters fer City delivery.
z Senator DAVIS of Mass and family. Gen.
WILSON OF N H Hon. MI BORDEN OF Mass. Hon. Mr.
DILLINGHAM; OF Vi. Senator DICKINSON of n y. Hon.
Mr. Wick OF Indiana Hon. MI ROCKWELL OF Mass. Sen
HUNTINGTON OF CT and Senator CILLEY OF y. II.
are among the latest arrivals noted al orr hotels An
Albany paper the departure from that city
OF Hon. NJ. CULVER OF Washington Hon Mr.. HOLMES
OF Monroe and Hon Mr. LEWIS OF Chsutauque, On their
way to Washington
II We had the pleasure yesterday OF viewing,
at the store OF MI Robert Raft eweler 6a Broadway
beautiful Silver Saver large dimensions, and richly