New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

again Hereafter the ran OF Whisisi shall form An
epoch n our calendar and the sxdsys storm OF 1910 be
found az hchater risrs in the chart OF our srsseiu
rerlerb-snces. May melancholy things must We all
encounter bu, among the ssddest OF 81 hss been the
rejection hs, Newyork the mobiles, State in the Union
should SO lon. have utterly los, sight OF her true inter
es,s and her glorious destiny, There was something
personally huriis,ng in this thought which made one
away from home almost hesitate 70 mention. N po
cs c;rces that he belonged TO The Empire Sste Now,
all ,ha; Is Passed and NcwNSrk henceiorth VIII be IS
pr,eu,inent IL Politics in Literature the Arts News
papers and all the otae, great achievements OF CNifs
ton NewYo.k, which hiss been so long hustled aoou;
among the political pavnbrokeEs u a; length literally
and sioriously redeemed
Bu, we meant to teuize, phlosophize and We
were so far carried away by the hrstrs:e glory which
every where sprung up under the nois, weather hai
We had Ike 70 have lost sight of the Illuminated Tribune
Office which threw lis beams lar thc misty dFk
ness around Old Tain,uany. and looked from Broadway
as il halt-adozer considerations had come down and
ranged themselves in rows behind the wndowpanes.
The crowds that have suaocsted the publishing office
and the wall in front OF il since Tuesday evening have
presented another novel eaure-in fact good many
catures-deservin: attention and detyins description
The rain has been as mos, people probably aware
during nearly the whole time pouring down almost As
fast as the Wing have poured in yet thousands
o: people who had boots win curiosity To b. graf
ihed have braycly outsood the storm without hnchns
Politicians are generally in the passive case respect
ing umbrellas and hats jus; before election are some
times not quite pervious rain But that made no
difference. JOHN YovNC elected ths, WAS clear
weather and good Going enough for any thing or any
body
Tarnrlaly has become the emporium OF long faces,
hca utitn
vsrcty-oue could not 90 smis. The Natives have dis
appeared and although Rum and Brsndyism give New
York City hand and foo, the enemy yet yester
day every thing looked as cheerful possible and one
would almost have mistaken for Wing metropolis.
The Locos manifest their chssrin i'll the funniest
ways. Gathered in little groups about the awninspo
at midnight issuing from ths caves and corners
around Old Tsmmsny they make nigh, hdeous with
their howlincsthey sruw ike dogs they scrcech like
owls they brsy ike donkeys tan excellent imitation of
the real article until i almost tempted TO believe
in the doctrine OF transmit grafton. and tina, Tuesdays
has dissolved the spell and restored the poor be
dcviled Locos each to his original .hspc.
As to the fourteen gentlemen rem Backwells Island
and their lscquey Keeper haven't heard any thing
OF them very lately We hope wherever they are. that
they ara all as hsppy-as they deserve to b..
lairs TO be written about talked sboutsnd the best
way is to have it all cut and over. The Locos
appear TO be very sorry but there of twinkle in
the corner ofthe eye which say that they don't
teel so rery bad sitsr all
\ Coop CHARITY.-The Association tor the Re
let OF Respectable AGED ludiscn; Females has been ia
vorably known in this community Tor the last thirty
three years Within their Asylum eighty aged wo
men depending. under God upon its managers to pro
vide their daily bread and ali things neediul for the
body IN equal number OF worthy pensioners without
the Asylum, looking the Society, from month to
month for such assistance they may be able to afford
The Winter closely approaching the wants of their
numerous family, in consequence. are thckly multiply
ing Their treasury exhausted. The customary ben
eiactions the year have nearly all been received and
appropristcd-the larger portion OF them necessarily
toward dcirayng expenses incurred by building nd
dition to the Asylum In this their extreme need the
Association make earnest appeal to their humane
fellow citizens and to the churches especially to aid
them and not suffer the OF the aged poor TO
anguish those doors that have been opened admit
them all tho comforts OF home again to be opened to
send them forth the precarious charity OF the world
The Society invite all friendly to this to visit
their Asylum in Twenieths between Second and Third
avenues Donations win be received by tho Treasurer
Il c. Goddard at l29 Eleventh st. and Wallst or by
the first Dirccucss \. lines, il9 Broomcst
~ We understand that MIR. SunderIands lee
last night in Lyccum Hall Broadway, Prince
St numerousy attended and proved to be intensely
interesting beyond the sntcipations OF those who
had never witnessed any thing OF the kind before.
friend informs tina, he actually caused number OF
the audience fall into of somHsmbulism and in
that condition they left their and walked about the
hall. Tonight surgical operation is to be- performed /
on OF the audience in state OF sleep, without the
consciousness of pain.
~ The everyday horizon mest take the hint
from the political one, and clear up right away. We
hope th. will be attended To.
HERE'S SECOND CoScERr.-Thc second Concert
OF Mr. Herr which takes place this evening at the Tab
ernacle, will be interesting occasion, glance
at the programme vii! satisfy you. We are informed
that Mr. Hers stay in this country is limited positively
six monthsthat being the extent OF his leave OF alb
As he intends TO visit the principal cities in the
Union, OF ne will not be able to give many
certs in place This ought TO induce all to take the
earliest occasion hear this great artist and composer
STEAMER GREAT BRTAIN.-Mr. Irwin, consgnee
OF the Great Britain contradics in the most
positive the story that the commander OF that
steamer intoxicated when the disaster occurred.
On the contrary, says Mr.. Irwin, have him in
public and in private in hours OF business and hours
relaxation board his ship and ashore entertaining
and being entertained and never
esty superior the vicious propensity referred
whom might safely asserted that the charge
in question IS utterly and in all its parts untrue
The New WoRLD.-This splendid ship is TO
leave Ne. York on the tn for Liverpool We learn
tina, she has only one vacant berth.
DRowSED.-Yesterday afternoon at I O'Clock
Thomas Wallis lsesmanj native o: Hamburg attached
the snip AroI, for Marseilles while lying anchor in
the North tell from Tho main rigging overheard and
drowned
PoLIcE-Henry Allen arrested for attempt
ing Illegal. He convicted in the Court of
Sessions the Sd OF Angus, and the Pententary
Accused stated that he discharged from, the Pen
tentary but by whom be did not know he was brought