New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07
CITY ITEMS.

.,r AID ,.srp,y about Il lust as if we hsd nothing
ci.s 70 do. We have lived long enough however 10
bav learned NOT 70 cram ourselves with ,sny good
,hin-s =, once First in rhe golden dresinness OF yes
,sr;sv morning we took IN the Ncnssere. with us
light graceful and quite Oriental Arrangements and its
,udescribabe variety OF interesting eurositss col
lection OF Gagged wild animals is something more inAn
riding the eephsn; and seeing the monkey II sppesrS
Ike concentration of the hcrcely beautiful wild
uucouth even srUsesque thoughts which the Creative
Power A. If in the mere exuberance of its energy has
spoken into existence But they give il deeper snd
more instructive meaning they say that these animals
ar ,b type of moral evil and that At last al their tero-
city and cruelty will disappesr;ta, when man becomes
ali ,oui Creation will be 81 beautiful. IL IS true that
these thoughts leaped suddenly TO the surface as We
stood contemplating Won magnificent lion and traced him
back TO his lair amid the burning oiitudes OF Aca
But the noise of the City, as il whr!cd by OUTSIDE 'Hc
canvass wall which partit;oned Us and our royal friend
Kin. GO from the Grid drew back 70 the present
nor did We need 10 fully wasen u the voice OF the
keeper growing out them lions Is the LATEST beasts
As he stirred up the majesty OF the wilderness with
snubby stick
We next found ourselves climbing the panorama OF
s,aircases leading the National Academy where AN
pERtYNs great picture still nils the air with beauty aud
makes classic the very walls which shut in so much OF
the true dignity OF Art the and thrilling life OF
Comm. VINO can stand before tina; painting ana not
.cuav feel his frame tngle with sharp and sudden
Measure that his soul has been permitted take in a,
single inspiration SO much OF the Beautiful They 20
on crticising while 90 adinrins. Good luck 10
Us both-but mos, OF all TO the Artist
The Artl'non keeps well up the interest Of its rooms
and W. always ind At fashionable hours ;hs, 1t i com
nrt.blv 6led with visitors PAGES new picture there
attracts good deal OF and gives se TO many
discu.sions-in which do not Mt AL choose to insie
Now Mcssrs Aldermen. take down those awning
post. so that we shall not be ashamed OF hsvins INTRO
duced Broadway to the public.
- SwokI has been immensely successful in
Boston if may judge by the papers which all speak
of him in the hishes; terms OF enthusiasm and some
OF them quite as exaavssant and nonsensical As our,
selves. The editor OF the Trdascrp,i unusually lsuda
tory and we ,ake this As good sign that the handsome
italian mas fairly ,hawed out Boston. The steamship
NAV now safely come IL. Svori Is TO give hs third
Concer, a, Boston in a day two and then will return
to this City
rsp Miss NoRrHALLs Concert last evening wa,
attended by . full and fashionable audience The CdU'0
.--e was in excellent voice and acquitted herself IN
manner that called forth the hearty spplsusts OF the al
ditory Proc sang III hei usual captivating style, and
Bl.syE charmed US as he always does, with Els violin
and added tc his already welldeserved reputation 1t
i. sufficient TO state that TINfM presided at the piano
forte We rcgre, that Sis. De BEGINS was so indl'
posed a not TO sing but duet with Miss Northsl
which however, encored.
- go MIKE WALSH many Mike w alsh -
now that ne has a, length obtained possession Of himself
and triumphed over his foes-s seized with fearful Ill.
meas. and lies ,roaning at Deaths door There
f-t,, Ia. NJ. hi, ~
stefan had stated that his patient had been poisoned
TIL, /. much too horrible for belief and reject it as
one OF the onsrous Store. which every exciting Incl
den. sets aoat But the death OF Mike Walsh at this
moment would be- startling event, and would
make bis name rIocc widely known than it has
been Ii he could feel certain OF this, We believe he
would scarcely egre, dying Thus Tar life has been but
a sad bitter unsatisfactory boon TO this and he has
trcttcd himself away ieverish embodiment OF ambi
ton which has degenerated mere love OF noorety
Bu, came the crisis Of mis- moral disorder-which
passed iavorably and the man emerged into new and
purcr atmosphere. But at the same instant the Ger
wrought poisoned body alters and perhaps sinks back
in death. strange what fearful struggle with
Destiny is thine
- Raymond Il Warnings MESAGERIE was
crowded yesterday and the day before, by select,
and intelligent audiences who manifested the
utmost appreciation Of what they Witnessed The Eec
being over and people relieved from the
excitenents of the last three weeks. more
devote themselves natural and heathtl amusements
The Mcnagerc will close in few days and all who
wish to it and witness the extraordinary efforts OF
Mr. Pierce the conqucror of the lion, and OF all other
beasts OF the field, should go early.
- VASDERLYN's GREAT PICTURE OF the Land
ing of Columbus exhibition to the public The
talented artist advanced in years We are
panied learn, unfortunate 10 commit his first in
stalnen OF money from Congress to unsafe hands and
thus lost $1,000, which compelled him to devote por
ton of his other works for support while in Pa
RS This occasioned delay in finishing his National
picture OF full years His present exhibition is with
the hope of retrieving his misfortune. generous pub
lie trust, viii second his endeayors.
SEARs's Pictorial WoRKs-Parents Teachers
Superntenden,s and Trustees OF Common Schools
Farmers Mechanics, and ALL indeed who haze any de-
to increase their store OF useful information the
subjects embraced in these volumes earnestly
treated examine these works before they throw away
their money the trash than trash, that
is rapidly inundating the country Published at
l2s Nesau.st
II There was an error yesterday in notice
OF Dr. Rchs Gymnasium in Crosbyst He does not
propose devote the institution ladies exclusively
the whole time, but only during certain convenient,
hours OF every day
PREMIUM HATS ASD CAps.-Genin 2li Broad.
way received the irst premium "a Silver Medal at the
lae Fair Of the American institute for the beat silk Ha,
exhibited also the irst premium "a Silver MedaD for
the Boy- Cap. Genin il of the
shens in this City in the very focus Of hurryng feet
aud, though apparently small keeps some 10 person.
constantly employed and paid His stock Of all kinds oil
Mems and Boys head gear very tasteful and elegant
and deserves call from the pedestrian in Broadway
See il
CHEAP AND Coon FARNs.-The attention Of En-
igrants or settlers called the advertisement this
days paper headed Neo- Yort Formers" We in
formed that the lands offered for sale choice and
carefully selected ,recs-such no. been in the
market in illinois for many years The advertiser Mr..
Grgg of Philadelphia desrous Of closing up his West