New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18


weeks OF the season. far tho Affairs Of society and
the fashionable world concerned All who could
to do have made their escape from and
doubtless at the present cool and uncomfortable moment
wishing themselves back sgan and ameutng that Fashion
compels them leave pleasant auA luxurious homes
for the drilling discomfort OF eAtempce rurizatson-
With the exception Of three days. (Which too hot TO
think OF comfort any wherr have had no weather inc
present to Justify people In exposing themselves to
the ucemens Influences Of the dripping aud noosptaoe
skies. However every body must go to the eountry-er
must seem TO 90 and there are many families nHdng IL
impossible TO co. who shut up the front door and leave
the door,teps unsweps, IS to make others think that
they too gone summcring Thoy may be gliding
through streets after dark, fearful Of Being re-
cognlzed by who will report them vulgar enough
to have remained In town attending their business
In news matters have had somewhat OF busy week
First there the double elopement With all It's distress
sing udlcrous and fatal consequences then the disaster
of which three persons lost their lives and
which has furnished timely warning to the Travelling
Public Then the horrid murder OF young and
lovely woman by her husband, driven mad with Jealousy
and tho despair that only Poverty poor she is,
chase. Now the poor wretch lies In THO murderers cell,
with feeding vulturelike upon bis heart. while
the object psssionately loved wildly guarded moul
dcrr in the grave.
Other exciterpents OF esS painful nature have had
The twodays Yacht rscealthough Eous stinsy and
refused to open his bag for the escape Of single wind
furnished material for very pcssan. arc harmless
recreation. We hope our spirited Yacht Club will be-
vouchsafed better disposition among the elements when
they next out.
Another most interesting occasion has been the
Of the Pupils the Institution for the Blind These
dear helpless beings have made deep Impression upon
.kI.,. ,i,o
ordinary branches OF Education and more especially In
Music which have been almost created for those
whs cannot drink the Beautiful with their eyes. We
cannot help regarding this Instruction Of the Blind
of the highest and WORTHLESS, Efforts ofCiVzsoR Would
that could show many valuable and free from
error. evil and discard
The exercises the Commencement OF st. Johns Col
lege Fsrdham have also afforded great pleasure TO
and valuable cass Of our citizens This tho
first time the College has had Commencement under Its
Charter and consequently tho nrt time that It's Gradu'
have had Diplomas granted Them. Il wsuld be OFF
ncult TO decide who the proudcst the oceason
Faculty or Students.
One other incident OF the present week deserves special
chroncling. The Electric Telegraph open and In ope
ration from Boston Washington Its nrst act to
bring yesterday notice that the Cambria had just been
.elegra phed forty miles out 81 Boston As we write
expect every to receive her advtces BY the
channel so that IL may beanc at all events very
will be-that European steamer arriving at Boston at
night will haye It's printed simultaneously the ne13
morning in Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and washlDgtor-and in few years the magic circle will
extend TO Albany Buffalo, Chicsgo st. Louis, Cincinnati:
and Nav Orleans What the offer Of the rolicsomo
Puck 10 this? II startling 10 hear gentleman az
the dinner table yesterday reply 10 question, When did
YOU say the Cambria telegraphed at Bosonr About
quarter Of MI hour since. Madam!
And 30 oh Past another week, with AL It's hopes
and fears and asones and dreams AID dsappoinmenis,
It's influences and unregarded teachings,
Clides to thy dina domnions and is touDdT
THE HARLEY RAILRoAD.--We copy the follow
ing comm nica,ion from tho Commercial Advertiser Of
isst evening
On reading the sccoun, In your paper Of Tuesday
ming reariYe 10 the verdict OF The jury Mr. slime
hacker, accidentally killed BY the Harlem Railroad car,
perceive h's you say there were Tour OF INC jury os
sontipz from verdict Of accidental death As Of The
Jury connrm account though after considerable
discussion and upoo the direction OF the Coroner who
said thai the jury would not be a'tned In rendering
verdict that would have the eject Of casting censore
on the company the driver tho jury nnsiy sgrseo
upon tha. yerd let very reluctantly
Living in the bowery have ample opportunities OF
observing the manner In which the driyeo and
managed; and do assert without fear Of contradiction
that OF the drivers totally untt for ee business
and Inexperienced in driving or managing Railroad e1
through a crowded part Of the city !s 10 from tnen
carelessness In stopping and starting that 30 many
/ dents happen. ..-. ..,no,
r. according 70 the Corouers opinion Jurors ea.
pass censure the company and ~ as u 49, NJ. .,
the authorities Of the City are ndinsron' " - :,
the citizens or are unable 10 Interfere Az - ,s.s
will behDoye the public themselves 70 lse' ~ -
iect for remonstrances have been o'pe ,,s g. -.
/ CORPORATION for relief without meeting WIN ' '1S-
cess. -. ,h,. .,s,s of thin ~, any
Inc puoiic WIN OsE OF TIE JvzY.
logger. a., -. ,..
..,,,.,,v 20 the Railroad through the City sI.sa
! 80. ON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. well or nfoancea We
,,r not now Inquire. But We have right TO demand
,,o.e whose business is supsr.nisnd this Rosd
,s GEE tia, but me experienced and careful
drivers are eaployet-en who have characters which
they would Lightly part with Thsn LET them be res
Dectssy pad overworksd and the anAirs u ne
Road raight 90 on smoothly.
CITY CosvxsrIos-A Communication was re-
ce,ved from the Mayor Stating hrs the Eurnscr Of alien
passengers eenmu;sd In April Nay and June was 24es,
and the number bonded WAS 40,5l4
II the Com it,ee of Whole The resolutions offered
by lie Judiciary Committee a. 70 local courts with ashi
amendments, were adopted.
Resolutions referred h fsvsr Of the conroia- ~
porting valve and from the City proystyxg
Contracts made N is+5 and 1886, and with whe-pro-
blns pe,ous holding Offices under the General S.ata
Governments from holding oces prtsr tia City Gevsr
asas-slso prohibiting the ssaa pssOus an holding rerf