New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
CITY ITEMS.
- Now that there IS no. uu

general nUlsa1ces n the Glty-aiong the hthlest OF
which Is the c,a--sroker public. hi. wrctched in
dviCasl vino for the last three four years M
posed ~ abona5ie practices upon tie citizens OF This
great metropolis with immunity surprising
was ,ndeservc has al length been traced through his
most trequenved hsunts sgd hope forever driven
from, tie Ornn!busee Railroad Ferry and 9th
>, public couveyaaces where his presence hiss been
,orsSlc ard :-desc-ibsbly revolving Bu the enemy
although he has received important check and been
rs 10 lee. the power Of public ricule aa1 contempt
when concentrated in the Journals Is not yet conquered
.I,houcb he Mss refreshed the palo Alto assault
made upon him, vet the grand ret-buve defeat OF Res
AGA de Ia Palma remains De given In other words
although his Man tbs; S,okes-'his common enemy OF
every thing Clearly wholesome and civ1ized-hsS been
driven from some OF his s,rons posts YET &c ARMY
maintains his position ,he public streets and pu;s and
elbows his way through the disguised crowd IN Broad
wav or on the Battery with SIS much audacouS sang
-oid as ii e were 10 him but vast Panaiea which
he was determined smoke q; his leisure
Our efforts TO bring This indvidua-'his To-
couorivc ho-ror-;hs impossible barrier between vu
ea-.ty and .uod brcedng-his walking diSin;ector OF Ia
zaar.houses-to proper sense OF his awful condition
have been warmly seconded and our table u covered
WIKI communications This subject enough 10 furnish
Florence with cigar lighters Tor twelve monti-snd all
zoo are with indignation But have concluded 10
show mercy tins miserable being, who shows no
mercy others-and Try The efficacy OF one solemn
and tervent appeal which ii his heart IL sresdy
cured TO bacon and the natural blood il his turned
70 kind of inky kreosotc, csnkcring snd pe,rfying
wherever il goes, nc will deaf
ear. And now thou Smoker in the vocanyc--or
should say on Smoker sijure thee By the pleasant
memories of thy childhood by thy mother. sweet
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ability by thy dearly cherished whiskers imperial
moustachs as The may be- by the fond love OF
thy betrothed whose gentle eyes Ill with (how
can she help whenever thou approached thy unfr
grant face to hers by thy hopes of Office OF wealth Of
fame whatever other earthly blessing thou dost
covct iorcgo thy cigar in the and Ill public
places and il thou not by noble excrtion OF viii
refrain altogether and entirely from this unscemly
wholesome and vulgarizne habit indulge only in the
privacy OF thine apartments so shalt thou hive
and be respcc,cdof menbut especially shalt thou
receive the protourdes' gratitude OF women.
- The Knickerbocker Baths l01 Bowery. are
now open and in successful! operaton-the sccommoda-
lions surpassed by any other establishment in
the City The price of Bath shilling every day
in the week except Saturday and Sunday on those
dave the price i. eighteen pence Go and -y them, and
the sick gives strength and to those in health it il
OF the greatest luxur!es this world siiords
e Mary Ann H0iicy wife of John ]. Holley,
Tailor socits information OF the whereabouts of her
husband who abandoned her yesterday and has gone to
parts unknown. lie about I'VE feet six inches high
black and whshers and hazel eyes End has passed
by the name OF george y. Rnryor and married wifi,
under that Troy, Ohio where she still lives
Mrs Hollcy Is left destitute % Beckuianst. with
child ten months old and is in great distress We nd
yi-, John or George W or any name he may
have adopted TO take care OF his wife and babyonc OF
his wives al least
COMFY IsLASD-Thcse warm days renew the
pressure on the afternoon to Concy Island a
pressure which no honest should regret scores
OF mothers and with pale and feeble o;hers with
robust and ruddy children, OF the hrong and each
returns with somewhat rmcr hold lille, especially
those who have been so wise rs battle moderately
and br.y in the glorious surf which breaks upon the
sands. The is to walk directly from the
boat the bathing grounds and cool for twenty
thrty minutes go in and remain the water not over
twenty minutes rub thoroughly dry and dress then
walk back the Pavilion and take such refreshments MS
you choose and read till the bell ring" for 1t
return Three hours just long enough 10 stay, and 70
battle just after eating when heated is hurttu nnd
perlou-.
~ RocEAwAYl thou of the lone palace BY the
seaside gentle cmincncc bewixa swampy desert and
the eyersounding sen shall breast thy glorious
breakers and breathe thy health giving air this season
even in dreams Truly the memory OF Sorrow iadeti
but the rapture OF true joy remaincth forever Who
ever inhaled the cool sea-breezc, looked the broad
ocean by moonlight, and listened 10 the pantivc music
from the Puyions piazza took solitary bath a day
dawn and the red rise over the swayns bill
lows md lived long enough forget all We should
not though Mcthuselas years were added to our own
THE IRoS WITcH'-An enthusiastic cores
pondent send, OF This plendd new River
wonder which reads like of the choicest pages OF
Islla Rookh turned out to prose. The Witch per
forms her first enchan,ment Saturday morning when
large company OF Indies and gentlemen will be trans
! norted by her proceedings. We must have modest
look ut the beautiful to-day. Pray Mr. Cores
ponden, which the proud street AT whose foot she IS
lying
Mr. EpiroR: | observe you a friend to
Granite Pavements therefore nope you will insert IN
your useful paper these few lines do not understand
why putting down this kind OF Pavement is called nm eX
pertinent when IL has been in III Chestnust Palla
delpha But lately Committee from Baltimore visited
Philadelphia inspect the work and were convinced oil
IS superiority would respectfully suggest 20 INC hSe'
for putting down the Pavement in our City the "dvan'-
age laying the blocks of Granite that no crack or
Joining run parallel with the Lay them DIAMOND
fashion Only look at our crossings the narrow re OF
our cabs carriages first wear away the hard Granite
and then the wider tire of the soon make narrow
CUTTERS in the crossings at present laid K /.
~ No we didn I mistake that raspberry sy-
.up for water Mr. Compostor it was Tor nectar that
We irbibed ii
~ We absorbed E respectable amount OF real,
genuine Philadelphia Ice-Cream yesterday, which we
are bound 10 ay was in truth delicious article
not the rnerest dust of arTowroot or other aloying ma
terra! remained under the annihatng novements OF our
trencnant spoon The fragrant compound came from
mo a.,sbli.b,uent OF Mr. Abraham, in Broadway.
THE GINGERBREAD M.S-We learn that the
.on Of gentleman who.e occupies conspicuous
l. -, tho earlier history OF the United states ande