New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

.- The regiment of Texas volunteers undcr
an patronage Of George Washington Dixon. bad nag
,,ed 70 them en- the stage Of the Bowsry Theatre Oh
Sunday night and an actress OF the establishment Ha'e
ch on The occasion, full Of patriotism and glory !"
,,cb Dixon ro!snreerei speech from the stage o0A.
NIXON is going 10 take prIlung-oshee VIII" "4l, H'-
,,or hls regiment have whipped the Aexe4hs' f'"''o
George will proceed to enlsh;en them '''''e H' "
- koown that our military affairs are IN sucu aH &c
e,u,,v will at once be understood TO De SAFE
-. There was heavy fog over the City last
...~s,., commended cold snap. We understand that
~. o,nibu. people are getting hxed preparatory 10 an
other spell Of sleishinS' :, r., FINAL
l,,svious 10 commencing) upon them benches.
r. The great Patchouli Mandatory on 'ne
-, n Centre and Canal sis. Is in ial! blast Inc per
tuas (, exquisite to sensitive noses
rS- A meeting of those interested in having
1,l,g Church In the Eastern part Of the Oi'y wiz Oe
this afternoon the Insurance Office IL As'
~ The Eastern Mail having been rertorcd 10 lac
,,on rous all letters ard railab.e matter prepaid OF
,.ri.a INTENDED for the East, should he deposited on
,ba St,.r.rs OREGON and knickecbocker, lying d.
PIet No North Eivsr.
RS. The American Museum is ont to day win
.,e. very grea, novelties the Living Ofang oa'ans' us
,,,rroo,h Boys and the Anatomical Venus eihef oi
b,cb i, chly worth vstug beside ihese there are ficn
s,,oos Performances at 8 and O'Clock T. VI. thrown III
bv way of saucc-vlve ID Museum
cz,s Although !, is we'll known that We seldom
1 - ,bs ,5sct 81 The weather, yet mast for once
,.rd opr rules Yesterday was the thirty-siath day
.,u,, an our VOYAGE from suushDe Every day during
cha, ,erod has Il rained hailed seeted more or less
h,, vauerally more About noon yesterday old AquaIus
,re nm bis watering pot and thought he bad finished
for This time but seemshe was hing
his exhausted cneryies ana watering pot Tor fresh as
,u, To-day the moon changes, and Mrs. Caudle says
that IL viii be dry weather
Tsr Mr. GEORGE LONE. residing AT the corner
or Nurray-st and West Broadway, WAS found on The
hide walk In front Of his dwelling, about o'clock yeser
d.v morning. with fracture the skull anu one
nj his legs broken having either fallen from, II is
supposed Jumped Of The room window In the iaifd
story while in a OF somnsmbulism OF mental Ge-
rangement. He conveyed the City Hospital where
he died shortly afterwsrd.
rY' Tine Sabbath School at Long Island Farms
will hold an exhibition at the Tabernacle on Thursday
afternoon III O'clock
~ The Council Of the N. Y. University, at their
meeting on the 27th inst. appointed Mr.. Geo. J. Adler
Professor OF The German Language and Literature.
~ A female of gentsel appearance, about 30
Years Of ago. wins gave her name IS Matilda Morrison
and states that she from Philadelphia yesterday
wss taken ont OF the dock foot Of Chanberst. at late
hour last night
" Mrs Mary Holland, of fs Prince.si was, on
Saturday. found drowned at the foot OF Chrotophersl
~ Mr. Tyler. lady Of The ex President, we an
derstand is on vlsi, to her mother, Mrs Gardner La
lys.le. place, and other friends in the City.
~ The Hotcord House opens today.
.PoLIcE.-John Fray. an old offender bat young
man. was arrested larceny The paint.store. 3is
Broome- ST. was and robbed Friday night OF
silver watch II glaciers diamond aud Si5 In money
William Morrison, Charles Baker. Andrew Smith aud
John Green arrested for grand larceny Edward
Lynoh WAS arrested tor drawing knife on j. T. Cham
berlin John Iladen was rescued from drowning.
There were lots of petty lsrcenies.