New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
CITY ITEMS.
r. Broadway YESTERDAY Tor the first tine this
ea.on looked really Ike itself The sunshine had that

TO the Sidewalk To see the grand PROCESSION OF ~nieh
ever BODY Is anxious form part AID 50 o1sins
tie daily svocaaoa OF hundreds OF men and wo-
men vino being for he part beyond me neceS'!
he inclination for employment spend the!r Tes N
ss--,-s-7r- t-uet Broadway during fashionable hours
seeing spd being seen This Is 8; least harmless NODE
nj -nndiy ,te and NAV thus De called perhaps mega
vsv -i--7,ous These people 100 d;sbuTse large sums
ot o,s- =, he importers Of fancy dry goods and thus
..-.;v, and beautiful -rsr1iifed Custorn-House
svs,e1, : supported n proper democratic 'yie and Dig
MIR Il mis- manner j: may happen iAa; ne iasF;o1a
HE is6 whose fuesr hurirediolar carriage stands AZ
Becks q. Stewerrs Is contributing 70 MAINTAIN TIE 'ev
euues and influence OF tire Empire Club Ms coaso.
ing reflection PROBABLY enables her to Dc
sere-e mon her rsssrnaser and 70 guard against Betty
the Cook making of with too many perqSlIes IN the
shane Of soap-fai This is world OF cornpensahons
50 Sancbo Psnza or Dr. Cheever or some otner sTeM
pbljosopher has said but how Editors ornious-norses
and Green Turtle are ever compensa'ed Tor al usy
have TO endure in This world is more We guess than
has e-er been accounted ior.
Yesterday indeed al the world seemed 10 De ABROAD
vet everv body was evidently al hoTre SUCH oowlng
and smiling reco-nitons passed on every side put
aren stranger. good hurnor, and the magnetic in:T-
epce of pleasant ewes ran along under the wires OF the
electric telegraph with a message ios every heart
On either side Of this brilliant thoroughfare OF fashion
there were other sights be seen Tor Tie searching
but with them we will have nothing TO do today Those
who are no; made happy By such glorious sun shine are
such as dare not open the wlndo"'ohnds oil 'helE
hearts cold and desolate chambers
p De METER has returned TO the City and
viii begin the eduinoctnl storm in week or two
Herr VIII be here directly The consequence OF nis ar
rival will be rivalry between the noteabiltes-
and we shall probably have some OF The taliest piano
humping that any body ever lived TO hear.
THIS EVENING Messrs. Bradbury and Hart
give one of those beautiful and enchanting entertain
nent with ;he.r i've hundred little cherbm in white
focks We need not urge any body to the only diff
hculty on these being 10 get place to stand
We have something to say of the splendid
musical entertainments o: last evening which we must
postpone til tomorrow.
- They say that our prospects for an Italian
Opera are not so brilliant. after all One thing seems
to be certain-that Sanqurco has got 5000 for the
purpose of bringing out a company The next thing
We shall sec when il arrives.
SPLryDlp EyGRAv1yG.-We alluded short
time since to splendid Engraving OF the l. $ senate
about TO be- published by Messrs. anthony Clark Co
of this City and expressed admiration OF the work
and OF the enterprise and energy that produced IL We
are happy TO state that the Engraving now completed
and impressions being taken from the plate "a rapid
" rs its immense size and delicate nature will allow
Ten per day the greatest number that can De obtained
and oil course little time is required 10 make
sufficient supply for he demand Meanwhile an oppor
.uny will be given to those vino wish TO secure copies
and they viii be delivered nearly possible in the
order of the subscription list We again commend the
Engraving to the liberal patronage OF the public
- ! poor woman with two children made her
way INTO the Governors Room yesterday md throwing
herself on her inces before the Governor, began pour
ing out so voccrous prayer for the pardon CT her
husband from the Peniensry that she was taken away
By force She had acoupIe OF letters to the Governor
which lie took ANA put in his pocket We don't know
WIN, the man is imprisoned Ter but very likely for hall
beating the life out of this very creature Such instan
ccs are by means inirequent
II The streets swarm a, nighttal with troops
OF young boys who wrongly permitted b. their pa
rents to begin that hour their mpsh gambols which
sometimes continue till after midnight They run
against people in the streetst the gratngs from coal
vaults-smoke horrid ,egars in the faces OF ladies'
shout and yell like troops of wild Indians and cut up
all imaginable sorts OF low and vulgar bufoonery They
are troop ncipent candidates for the State Prison
most OF whom will undoubtedly be elected.
Some superb military music marched through
Broadway last evening little after o'clock We
have not heard anything animatng and nspir;ing
for long time This glorious time for soldering
II were not for the muskets and the marching the
bad weather and Captains and the mud one gets
on his white trowsers independent volunteering would
be rather en agreeable pastime.
- For several nights We have encountered
going home from our scribulatons, band OF negro
mclodsts with banjo taulborinc and accordion yisor
ouy orenndins the amppots and the three inevitable
cabs which acays stand the of Broadway aad
Canalst They lar more indigenous than musical.
II We understand that the survivors of the
doglaw will hold grand National Jubilee the expi-
of that cruel The funeral solemnides of
distinguished victim the voraciiy Of the Dog killers
will be celebrated with great Pomp and will be among
the most remarkable occurrences OF the season
10 We were crossing the street when We
awoke that family, Mr. Impernnence and the Corpora
ton being in gss-saving humor the curb.stone and
'Ose VIM thu lhAeh refuge pcHhu u were CoHCentu
in the blanket Of the dark
= The block of Russ pavement amid the ter
rihc deserttude OF Broadway is ike good deed in IA
naughty world. One gides it without bestowing
a thought upon it
- The Fall colors are as brilliant and staring
ever. They viii fade in week or two however,
and pale frost; bitten tints VIII be the only wear within
the barriers OF the Bowery.
y The ladies are all on tiptoe as they pass
Stewards new store. Whs: great panes tina, man has
taken to please their pretty eyes
PHRESoIoGY-Mr Fowler is now lecturing in
osdensbureh, n Y His partner, Mr. Wells. dictates
professionally in his absence
- Who ever expected to read good SAKE on
satire And get such one has been written.
CITY CoSvExrIoy-The Committee Of the Whole
took up the School Report and passed section when
the Committee rose
The Convention took up the Report relative to the