New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

TIE system We hsve never yer heard sO0d EsaScH
wax witness Z criminal may rot De examined
and Ire testimony TAKEN u vrrns at ne a's q co
hitting he prisoner.
y SAMUEL DowSss, Esq. much-Fespected
merchant of this Cry died very suddenly On TUESDAY
rnorr;a- Re had gone down owl usua! II the ino!H
i- IN company with his son; but While q; friend II
vii!al-st he complained OF indispostion and Fe''fh
iuc home died in few minutes NJ Dowrer was enc
of the Board OF Managers OF tie Institution FOR tie Deaf
and Dumb. and was greatly beloved rs funeral vii
take psce tbs afternoon from No 81 Clin'on-place
Tsr Ayor1oygyys.-These wonderful children
give one more concert This Evening the apollo. II IS
no exaggeraaon say st al things considered theirs
are the most extraordinary musical performances ever
listened 70 il this City We do hope tiss the Fashions
bic World VII turn cut or this occasion and III the ss-
Iooa These dear lille creatures richly deserving OF
such compliment, and viii well rewardit
- 4 little boy abou; two years old has been
for couple of days as tie Essex-Markct Police Office
As well as ne can be understood he calls his name
johnny Dunn He Is dressed in yellow calico rock and
striped apron
~ The INFLUENZA is very prevalent in the
CITY at the presen: time both among strangers and resi-
dents MIS-. CAROLS Medica;ed Vspor Baths at 40
Ful,ons; are in most the quickest and suret rem
eiv and have been resored with great success by
muldrudes.
Haley, of 81 Nassau-st. was the philan-
thropst who first introduced the sliding scale schoo! OF
eating houses He hi, upon the golden idea of spreading
table with all the lighter articles of food and let all
Corners help themselves thus economsng the time and
money OF his customers. Here can graduate his
feeding precisely his appetite and can luSuriate from
pennys worth of bread and butter up to the fun ca
pacity OF his purse. Warm cakes morning noon and
night good coffee tea and chocolate good steaks &c
pies cakes &c and may I'll with these for York
! shilling.
~ Madame MARoScELLI continues TO give
musical instruction at her residence IN Breyoortpaee
Those who desire delicate and expressive execution
in connection with thorough knowledge OF the princi'
PIES OF music fail TO attain their object by p!ac'
ina their daughters under the OF this accomplished
lady She mas taught for many years in this City and IS
perfectly conversant with those acknowledged ana
marked pcculiarities of imparting the science which
rendered her lamented husband the late pierro Mron
ccIli so great fayoritc with his numerous pupils
MlLlrARY.-.Thc Third Company National
Guard. Lieut. Crawford commanding proceeded on
Tuesday to Fort Lee for target practice Their correct
marching and general solderke appearance was high
" crcditsble Their prizes gold medal and silver
mounted musket-thc former awarded to Mr.. A. Wood
Ing the latter TO ex-Capt Mount
~ John Dick Y Co. 100 Nassau-st have nitro
duced the Fa, Fashion for Gen,emeus Boots The best
Judges consider their boots superior to any imported
both in style and quality
SHARP PRACTICE Al rHE ToMBs-Yestertay
afternoon grand fare up took place in the Magistrate
examination room at the Tombs. An examination was
abou, take place IL the OF Camp Wilkes Ed
tors of the Police Gazette against whom 4. NJ G. smith
has entered complaint. Tor libel. Previous the
uleucenlent OF the examination hard words hard
looks aud harder gestures passed between the parties
which resulted assault then and there committed
by Smith upon the person of Nh Wilkes, who immedi
atey entered complaint against the assailant tor
sault and battery Both Smith and Wilkes were held to
bail to keep the peace.
~ A gentleman named s P Ellis, of NatcheZ
Miss wne standing IN the Merchants Exchange yes
tcrday had gold watch snstched from his hand BY a
villain who made OF fast escape with his booty
The watch thus boldly stolen was worth $50
/ " 1t is rumored about town that notorious
pannel thief OF the 18th Ward lett the City suddenly
with sll00 Who the money belonged to doth not ap-
pear except that the owner Southern gentleman
SEssloYs-Thomas Slater was tried for assault
and battery with intentto Kill. Guilty and remanded.
Andrew Baker tried fer burglary Guilty
State Prison years Margaret kenobe was tried
for grand larceny. Guilty. and reminded
The CALIFoRSIASs, ONCE MoRE.-We are now
told tina: the Calitornans are so California
that the Expedition has fallen through and that the
gimenr is 10 be disbandedl This we hardly believe
but the unnecessary delay in getting OF certainly hides
some mystery. We were informed yesterday of some
things relating the clothing sold by Col Stevenson
his men, which if true place his conduct in srl more
odious light it is said that these clothes made in
Baltimore years ago contract with the Hay
ten Goyernmeut-ihat they were refused BY that Gov
ernmen, and sent back, and that thay have been
bought 1--WE may readily imagine for very little price
and peddled out to the at immense profit.
But we hSe disgraceful truths to unfold
speeding this Expedition-alwsys promising that
! ,horty IS communication which we have received
from Company G.. and which are promised shall be
substanuated By The OF the in that Company,
fir is denied First then, it is alleged that the men
were told By Col. Stevenson enlsting that certain
number of of Land would be reserved for them IN
California cieh Proriaes (the Colonel assured hem
tic Government rcs secretly negotiating for and would
communication We were, therefore, engaged 70 go
more in the character of egrants than sodiers
Farther u months pay $50 10 be paid Us before
embarked IN order allow the OF procuring the
necessary implements should require for agricultural
purposes, &c. &c But the developments that leaked
out, in the Circuit Court, pending the examination of
the tGbeas corpus there dispeed those irsory
dreams The vel! raised. the curtain Withdrawn,
and the whole scheme OF airociou5 vany stood out IN
.nockery before No land 10 DC gwen us-no ne
gotaons for obtaining California mad been on loot and
we found ourselves enirapped INFO rn1et Of soldier
invading force destined for FAR distant and enensy
perous descent upon the West Coast OF Mexico. And,
although We now clearly through Tie rnonstrOus
imposition of which had been the victims. yet
comforting with aHother-now that we had many
OF U.s. disposed OF o. EYing in New YORK. and
knew no: in what direction order regain
lveihoo1-we calmly resolved 70 bear all and take
clalce With tie concern fer better worse.
richer poorer such the position OF Affairs, and
re state Of minds when, Friday last. re-
ceived orders 20 embark. without kld been pre-
riosy eErsssiy splc;eG i-st receiving our advance
pay. Tbs the most Of pe-elEptorly refused
70 doale aost Of Us, I say tor there we're, rlu=h
70. me honor Of TIE Regiment 70 admit ,o companies
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