New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
CITY ITEMS.
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MoSDSr, Sept
BugcLAgr-Ths Au:i-Siaverv ofHce. No
sp-uces, was broken ir.o between Saturday e-enizs
and Monday morning number o. trunks sc broken
and robbed CT sI 10 so n specie small .o OF Hayden
coin and az, old Roman Catholic Ns Misssl older than
the Art OF Printing which cost some - Europe. No
trace of The robbers has teen iouad-
CAx1LLo S1voRI-This artist Is now on his way
70 the United States and VIII make his appearance
New-To-k in The early part Of nezt month Ole Bull
swept the country Of its musical enthusiasm ;or while
but the fountain whence i spraaE IS deep and soon re-
sils Itself with fresh and sparkling waters We have
the opinion Of marry superior musicians who have heard
Sir9 in Europe and % not entertain doubt ths, he
mos; wonderful and extraordinary artist full OF
Mus ire enthusiasm anI Of most astonishing skill and
mastery over his instrument: BE vii BE- warmly vel
coined here and VIII doubtless have brillian: and prof
table career
OMSIBus HoRsEs-AS IMPORTANT DISCUSSION.
We learn that distinguished society ofplosophers,
who the habit of holding bHonthly discussions
little OF every thing in general and good deal OF
nothing in particular VIII debate al their next meeting
the subject OF Metempsychosis IS applied 70 Omnibus
drvers-the question being whether te souls OF brutal
drivers who beat their horses and run them ri such fn-
nous rates the payenens DO not hereafter pass
into the bodies of horses who then driven 70 death
in turn This j. question OF raomentous Importance
and one that We trust the drivers viii take into the
rous consideration il merits Foro own part We de
voutiy believe in the truth OF the doctrine.
MUTISY.-Some OF the crew of the ship Hudson,
named John Hooper Within Stevens Peter Johnson,
James c. Rabin James Brown, Thomas Norton. Angus
t,is Lind John Brown, William Liinpson and Thomas
Buxton were taken into custody last evening for ulu
tnous conduct board the before named vessel while
the passage from Liverpool For the last 50 days the
ship has been possession OF the cree" VINO navlgated
her here Is alleged that the seaDen sharpened their
knives and threatened take the lives oil the Captain
snd officers
RoRBlSG a TuL--,Iohn Conrath was arrested
last evening charge OF purlolning money IRON me
ill OF his employer doing business al the corner OF BOW
cry and Doyer-st-
THEFT or TooLs.-Joseph Allen was arrested
and detained 20 answer a charge OF stealing some stone
cutters tools from James Curran ana J L. Mannanan
Theft OF 4 COIN wArcn.-some daring rogue
last evening entered the house OF Mr. B. Good in See
oud avenue between 18th and oth sts and stole there
from gold patent lever watch. -
THrFr OF MovFY-Mary Smith was brought up
sst evening and detained charge OF stealing - from
Leonard Carigan.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcENY.-Pri Lowe.
Nathan Hilbert and William Brown We're arrested last
evening and detained Tor examination on charge oil
stealing patent silver lever watch gold breast pm
worth $, and q in money, from Mrs Ostrander, No
81 Clintou-st
PocKEr Book DRoPpER.-Oihcer Campbell Of
the First Ward this morning arrested Robert Neaey on
suspicion OF having been engaged IN pocSetoook
dropping transaction lie was locked up Tor exam
ination
ASSAULT UPoN a FEnAIE.-.Iames Campbell! and
Arthur Rogers arrested last evening and locked up
answer for violating the person OF Mrs Catherine
Mulligan.
TIGHT Boors-lh Ednor-Is it not strange, oh
how strange tina, people will wear tight boots We
might expatiate Tor a whole hour upon the di.comors
the wrongs and the pains seiinhicte By this modern
species OF asceticism.
There az many three things ciH not suffer, and
these they to pull my nose women to Halter
my vanity or boots pinch my ieei - Am bent upon
penance and seftorture Then lie, me, for all run
bareooted over plates otredboiron deliver me one day
TO the agonies Of the stocks but OH do not let me for
months and years surrender myse 10 the untold mser-
les of pinchnp boots -. NJ good friend, know thou
wouds like to walk the streets and the drawing room
with firm and manly step Then do cranp the nu-
merous small bones, technically called torsal and med-
tdrsal which form The bridge like arch of the foot for
they are the all its natural spring and elasticity
Leave the phaangea bones free and unietiered unless
indeed you desire 10 have one toe riding al the WINE
upon the back of another, What runner, tunbler or
gJmnast do YOU suppose ever ettcrcd his feet My
pale friend with hectic flush upon the cheek anguid
eye, and pslld lip know thou woqdst think me
victim surely of pnchng boots were 10 ascribe any
mart of YOUR Affections 10 the work Daddy Lapstone
bur believe me- ii you will inss; upon having small
fashionable boot you must also expect TO have cold feet
You voluntarily prevent the blood from circulating in
the exremines-you drive large surplus OF If to the
vital parts thereby producing dyspepsia and
lung complaint and then orsooth you mutter about tie
HARD climate blaming il for all your colds, coughs and
Consumption. And this is al upon the supposiSon
that your toes themselves do not rebel against such nor
rid ;restment-putng their little sensitive senines
in common parlence called cors warning all oppression
TO cease and every trespasser to turn the other way
Very honest though faithful monitors these and des
peratey hurced in the OF Fashion and Folly must
he be who will not heed their warning voice.
Cre for Cors advertised Traitor 10 the stern
laws OF Nature. miserable pHilantlIropist thou who
goudst invent such a curse No after fair admon
ton let every reap the fruits OF his own folly be they
corns or y hcmpen rope. DEATH on TioHr Boors