New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28
CITY ITEMS,

the o:sce OF Receiver OF axes. Basement o: The
Court Buildings back OF the City Hall Park plank your
sevcnty6ve cents, tel where you 1--we and wha, YOU
want ard march OF IN triumph with the documents
You can't think how much better you viii feel after IL
equal TO sbsiA Sulphur or Congress Water Don't
proTaanae n! you summoned 70 ran or that hid
eous Quick will be logging you for IS IS before you
suspect il. and you Nigh, a. well hope TO escape Grim
, Desth Be wise ,o-day-rs madness to defer
The CARPET WgAyrRs,-Yes,erdsy was the
time appointed Tor the conference between the Opera
nves and Employers Being necessarily absen, Dor.
ION OF the day are able 10 state in detail what
was done although We understand, generally ths, no
definite arrangements have vet been agreed upon Fra
various sources learn that the following pretty
nearly tie OF the it stands present, By
recently invented powcroom successful oper.
aton al Lowell, the best threep'y Carpeang can be
for St per yard whereas the price by the
cid method p cents However as the cos, OF the
machine is considerable. the propre;ors OF the
large factories Thompsonviile TsriEville Ksver.
&c. SC agreed TO pay IS; cents per yard for
the present and continue 60 on by the old method
To this the Operatives object. Meanwhile the
Tariff will probably 90 70 destroy, Il !, DO
Completely destroy the manufacture OF Carpets in the
United States Under the Tariff Of; lS;s the duties upon
Carpets specific ranging from IS 10 cents per
ward whereas they are 20 per cent al ralorfrs,
which means almost any thing you please, BY the mug
clery OF double invoices, &c. The English BY using
old broken rags hlns Will manage these rates of
duty send in upon avalanche OF CsrPeuuSs ar
prices for which the American article (Which Is super
Tor although it does look any better than the Eng
! sh) cannot be made Thus the prices OF American
Carpets have already fallen 70 TO 30 per cent-frst
quality threeply Carpenc which sold last year for 81 80
per yard having been sold few days ago for " cents
In short the propricors already express complete nd
ference to whether they so or not and it Is at
this moment than probable that this thriving and
prosperous branch OF American Manufacture has re
ceyed its deathblow.
Ci;y Heqs' OF The Tribune, it Is said. is Assistant
Editor OF the Evening Times S Gazette. Eve. Mirror
Scissors. understand. is Assistant Tor Prn-
cipaD Editor OF the Evening Mrror and does up the
principal tragical business he is useful fellow in
ms way but why DO n; he and pare from the morn
ing papers OF yesterday instead OF those OF the day be
| fore C. Hems
DEATH or NArH,SIrL L. GRIswoLD.--Tho Elk
press of last evening mentions the death of this gentle
man (ot the irn. of n l. 4 G. Grswold) in tho 1ith
year of his age lie was OF our very oldest and
mos; opulen merchants and was connected with one
Of the largest If not the largcs, China House in this
commercial world. Mr. Griswod native of Con-
neccut and came TO this City in early life. The firm,
we believe /, tine oldest the City having stood for
more than forty years through periods of yellow fever
wars, eInbargocs choeras and all the changes OF com
mc.cc aud government, in the highest credit He was
a gentleman of great integrity OF character and in
silent way was exceedingly charitable. For the last
four years he devoted much OF his time 70 tho building
OF docks and one OF the gentlemen engaged in the
construction OF the Atlantic Dock.
Mr. MASLIS. the Toby Week OF Trinity Chimes
took US yesterday mmy.windns journey to the bel
frcy where sleep and wake his csmorous charges
From the cracked and hoArse condition Of tho Bsun,
Nlr Maslins technically for tonic) 1t has been long
laid aside and in the meantime Mr. Maslin finding that
crossing with the other seven led to unparalleled coniu
sion omitted the second and seventh asoso that now
he has only five bells to work rather play upon
With these he does what he Mr.. Maslin, we are
satisfied thoroughly understands his business and is
capital chuester-but Of he can Z mako music
out OF broken chime He hopes to have things better
arranged shortly
- We could learn nothing farther last night
respecting the OF the Fghters-every
thing out.ofdoors being kept mum, and nobody being
permitted to know what going forward except
those who have the enu1e 10 the GROCERIES gambling
satellites congrcga,e We believe it Is pretty certain,
however that they went out OF town somewhere to
settle the hight
Y Several thousand very wise people went
down to the Battery yesterday afternoon TO see men
wuk on the water We did Mt hear of an body, how.
ever who saw the feet-or the man either. We know
what the next great excitement will be, but won't
tell.
Tl,a lint of.y
lying OFT the Battery good deal of curiosity
4 couple more Of the expected 10 arrive
shortly
rg-Miss A WILSON gives concert at National
Hall this evening and solics the patronage especially
OF her Temperance friends. (see adv
HAPPY TO HEAR Tin respect to Ecls, we are
informed or the most unquesuonabe authority that
four lots make quantity This is entirely aatisfac
tory.
APERFEcT E.rABLIsHMESr.-T IS strong
epthe to apply anything in these days but really the
Hat Mandatory of Beebe q Cosar, $50 Broadway ia
built and carried upon such scale as we!nghso de-
serve it We took look through the whole seven sto-
ries yesterday and really do how one par,i-
cular could be improved Every department of the e1
tensiye mandatory the fret manipulation Of the
fur 10 the light and eegan, fabric gracefully reposDg
the polished marble tables in the beautiful Hall OF Pur.
chase coplee-nothngi forgotten nothing remains
to be desired The public spirit Which has been lavish
of means in fitting up establishment like this--.hich
really an honor to American Manufactues-deserye'
10 be well spoken of and s proprtstors 10 be literally
+ supported.
OF the quality and fashion Of Beebe & Costars HstS
it IS surely necessary peaktheir merits being n
mar to all whose applause in such delicate matters
fame We understand that the Fall Style OF Hats
viii be opened tomorrow morning at this establishment
I " The Jersey City Sentinel gets up the iol-
loving his new idea If not exactly orthodox
Boston has rendered itself famous by getting up an
earthquake suppose the efaaais 2 bv ss5Sye my
bavnnnske of new subscriptions and advertisements
+ Tor the Evening Sentinel!
(. po,,cg.-A man named Francis Sullivan was
arrested on the 7h August charge OF assault and
battery on Julia Donovan. who said 10 have been
pushed down Cherry or Water-'t from rhieh
She received such injuries caused her death. SUM