New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
orrespondence Of TIE Tribune.
BosToN. March S, l:

streets are filed with floating icebeTgs 50 much SO
,bs. the Corporation talk of building RATS and sus
ceosion bridges as there are no cross walks. Your
mex, Halifax Express viii be enabled to pass
through the city by one of these conveyances, per
1sos the Cambria also. By.the-by, ii the Liver
mol steamers can be qeickened into Boston some
ION or twelve hours earlier than their usual time
rom Halifax, as the late express has shown, may
ve not hereafter expect them TO follow precedent
# their own setting? think the public should in
sis! on this point
Business Just now is in It's slippers about town,
and the Legislature and other places OF amusement
about equally divide attention.
The large unfinished building OF the Roxbury
Community intended for dwelling, and valued at
$1,000 was burned down yesterday There was
no insurance and ii is not known ye; how the fire
originated This ia serious blow for the establish
penl but learn that another will soon be erected.
fremont, street vss thrown into quite an excite
uoent Yesterday by the cry OF Stop theft That's
Inc man" &c Ii was not however the man in the
cIaret colored coat but cloak litter who had Just
aken wrapper from a gcnticmaus room IA the
fremont House, and being discovered and pursued
BY cooks, portcrs ana cabmen nc dropped his booty,
was caught, and sent 10 Jail lie is said 10 be an old
offender and was dressed ia the ton of fashion.
Yesterday was shown through the immense cs
adjustment of the celebrated Piano Manufacturer
Mr. Chickering. IL is situated on Washington
street. last below the Melodeon. aud has equal in
the country-no superior IN the World. Mr.. G. en-
uloys at present 100 men, and turns out fifteen Pi
anos weekly, and his book keeper informed me that
6Ity per week. for TWO months to come. would not
sn1piy the orders in hand He has jus, finished
nnother large building on "hat is called The Neck,
and intends putting fifty more haEds at work.
Chckeriug uses Walkers attachment very eNtcn-
ssely and so far as my own car IS concerned pre-
critic Colcmans. IL has the effect OF soiyeniue or
refining the tone OF the Piano octave the change
from the full action the attachment is exquisite.
Mr. c. manufactures of rosewood, mahogany, black
walnut and zebra wood and has produced the finest
specimens in the country both for tone and finish.
lis a treat TO pass through such establishment;
there il 10 disorder for want OF room three large
saloons are devoted 10 Inc sales department another
for the counting room, another is the soreroom, in
which the materials except lumbor nrc kept in
large stock for manufacture; another is the large
finishing room, attached 10 which is Mr. c. private
room for planning and drawing-and all these are
on the FIRST floor. Two stories above this are devo
ted 10 the various branches of manufacture, and
throughout there is most exact order ncaness, and
show of 1nunifcence on the part OF the owner Mr..
Chicserine paws large prices for work his account
ants salary is $1,000 and by his iberaliy Gne tastes
Kindness 10 all around him. and other good qualities,
hehas won, beside his large fortune, most enviabe
sapu.ation.
And indeed YOU see litlle synopsis OF Boston
character in such an establishment Here business
nthe arts and professions may climb with slower
pace than in some other places, but you are almost
assured al sight OF accompanying sieadness and
strength There is little show OF outside bat vast
deal OF bottom. The thing is what The sign pur-
ports aud YOU need fear thai the apparent gran
lie bases are only tricky plaster. What they do in
Boston is well donc-the slaves OF the barrel are
white ash and the hoops altogether oak! And
there is SO little buster about il there is very pro
per understanding that what is recommended as
good ought 10 be So and great credit is asker:
for being honest And with truly united heart
,hey cour, this spirt in private and public life. They
for a wonder have got hold OF the true Christian
idea Do unto others as ye would that they should
DO unto YOU :" and in trade, social life and munich
pal regulation they consult The problem first solved
by Christ. Hence no fumes OF tobacco disgust you
in the crowded street sham or other mendicant
or hurdv eurdy man makes dolorous music in your
ears Drunkenness is not seen riots are unknown.
public charities feed the poor and the temples OF
Wisdom the Grsces and the Muse, are throneed
with clean bright faces and right worshiptul hearts
Good old city, purely American-surrounded by
monuments and fields that must ever chasten you
despite YOUR streets, ! love you still Love you tor
the past the present and the high promising future.
For your love OF Liberty and respect OF Law, your
institutions and social spritand last, bat not least
beans"
There seems 10 be Just at this time an Immense
amount OF Railroad agitation. Every little village
Is full Of plans the tracks already IN prospective in
esseci the country ike sieve wires. and some one
has broken the idea that New England will so0n
be fitted for grand coalsiiter, should one be need
ed at the last day. The Railroad fever also bears
on lis stem manufacturing cities and villages 10 be
every where speedily born, and roar OF spindles
eto be got up that will shame even our American
thunder! The Providence and Worcester Road,
most desirable one will be built during the coming
Spring and Summer. Ten miles of IL | learn are 10
70 built for the use of the dirt removed A large
Nil is now building and nearly completed at Prov.
ideGce for making the rai!s-the first establishment
Of the kind in New England. Unfortunately their
foundation is on made land. and portions of the
works have settled so 20 need rebuilding
think it will prove a successful and profitable
scheme This Road will help both Providence and
Worcester greatly. as i, intersccts valley lined
With manufacturing villages. This will make four
reads cen;ering al Worcester, To wit the Boston,
toe Western, the Nashua and the Providence.
Nothing can prevent the rapid growth of w oycesier.
But enough.
word about William K Marsh and will close
How Sudden and uncSp ecied came the news OF his
aea,h! SAW him 50 tuli of health aud encourage,
aent jus, before Left your city Ihat cannot real
lie the Intervention of pale stitching death. Have
We any mperishab.c good here Do flowers,
hopes, or friends last O. desola,c grown is the
great temple from day 10 day. In the inches that
ssiasr scemn splendor from The reccdins GshI,
statue after statue slidcs down into dust; aad only
q The dim trescces OF memory do they sadly and
amty survive Dear friend, thou, too gone !!
ne more niche Is darkened. and heavy shadow
on my heart Yet there Is some solacc for SrieE
We remember thee yet Earnest. cheerful, true
an; Kind, wiki soul full of Inspiration and song
@9 great for time thou arr flown We may leara
lesson from thy life! We mus 30 whittier thou
aaagOne c. D. $.
aLttARr MoyEMENTs-We understand that
oopsny OF the trst Regimen, u s Drssoous hiss been
Sn ocrea from Fort Leaycuworth TO For. Crawford
j. sa4re ae Chein) u keep eye The Winuebago
VINO are reported TO be great annoyance the
Ms y dso understood tbs, Capt Aliens Company Of
s r@.as which hs- been FOR the last three years az
pSs Moines al the mouth oil the Raccoon has been
vrusfed TO EoEt Leavenwo1th win ;nstc.icns 10 soc