New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06
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have been pcrseverpg and we hope the present Cor
poraton will at once embelsh their administration and
the Fountain by deed whose glory shall be as durable
as the marble in which it is to be wrought
e They talk about great many more people
coming the City every day and so 1t is in TACT you
believe the Registers. Bur where earth above lie
earth in what bedrooms how bestowed in garrets,
these freshly arriving hundreds manage sleep is
than divine. The City seems absolutely full and
overlowiEg-and yet few 60 out while thousands are
constantly pouring in.
q Stewards calcotemple has begun shedding
Its weather boarding and the beautiful marble columns
will shortly show their graceful proportions to the light
Ii begins be question eagerly mooted among the
sarcats of fashion whether the attraction Of this
building will be sufficient draw the current of shop.
peresses to the prescribed pavement. We say,
yes.
LIE DEsERr.-The second representation of this
really superb composition takes place this evening at the
Tabernacle The effects of this music novel and
surprising We shall listen again, and we hope many
more times 10 this splendid conception Of genius, and
when we have more completely analysed its beauties it
will be time attempt description The great senss.
ton created by its first representation will be sure to Ill
the Tabernacle TO its utmost capacity.
II CHARLES C. BURLEIGH lectures this evening
on American Slavery, in Phoenix Hall No. 5sa Broadway
r. DIR. WIETISG commences his regular course
of lectures to night in Rev Mr Martyrs church. Chrys
tie-st above Delaney.
e. Mrs. COVE. begins her regular course OF
Lectures Physiology Ito ladies this eve
ming at the Society Library.
EF Don t forget that the Home Branch of the
Hutchinson family-all of the tribe of Jesse except
Anna Marvel and Mr.. Charles Buxton-give Concert
at Nblo's this evening. See advertisement.
r.. We call attent ion TO the advertisement OF
Bineham's transportation Line, In The Tribune. The
first goods from Pittsburgh ra the pennsylvania Canal,
were received in this City on Saturday by this line.
ESe JUDGE NELSON arrived in town on Friday
preparatory to opening the United States Circuit Court
this morning The trial of VIM Burnett, the pilot OF
the steamboat Swallow. is fixed for Tuesday morning
F The office of V. b. Palmer, in The Tribune
Buildings was entered Friday night and Ss4 10 bank
bills and draft for slls stolen
DEATH BY PoIsoN.-Amos S. Saxton, native of
this City aged IS years to premature DEATH on
Friday by taking quantity of Corrosive submate and
NewE England Rum, by mistake. The deceased, painter
being employed to do some work on board the steam
boat Troy lying at the foot of Nnthst the door Of the
storeroom lin which was kept demijohn containing
Corrosive Sublimste &C. for the Of the boat) was
left open in order that it might be painted; while the
deceased was at work in this room, he drank freely
from the demohn, Notwithstanding that 1t was labeled
olson in large letters and tho workmen had been
previously cautioned. He died shortly afterward
FIREs.-On Saturday afternoon fire broke out
In Tompsons Hail. corner Canal and Elm sts. which
considerably damaged that building, and destroyed
nearly the whole of the furniture in the upper story be-
fore it extinguished. the evening slight ire
took place at the of Roosevelt and South sts
Damage trihng.
Yesterday evening weLdressed stranger called
tho Arcade House. % Annst. and requested lodging
for the night The landlord showed him up to his room
and len light with him. In shout FIVE minutes he
came running down stairs with his boots in his hand
and crying fire. On rushing stairs the landlord found
bed not the strangerO fire, and fortunately sue
ceeded in extinguishng before 1t had munlcated
to the In minutes more serious connagra'
ton would have been inevitable
An alarm was given yesterday afternoon from Bass,
ford e. Fields Billiard Rooms II Annst. which were
closed and whence smoke seen to issue. It turned
out however that 1t came up from the kitchen Of the
eating house below.
q The Park place House, corner of Broadway
and Park place fire between 10 and o'clock
Friday night In leading from the street
the kitchen in Park place. The fire. when dis
covered, very well under way.
THE NEwsBoYs THEIR MAJESTY For two
three days in the latter part ofastweek noticed
unusual commotion and excitement among the News
boys the result of which great demand for The
Erening Tribune, which went off like hot cakes We
did inquire very particularly into the matter but the
indefahgable City Editor OF the Morning Meas gives
good an account of the affair that cannot refrain from
copying it,
Another Grand Flare Up !-Inmens. Excitement ~
In viz mir pf
into commissions yesterday in consequence of strike of
the Newsboys who have been In the habit of taking
Here's the Express third eddon-news by Mag
nec Telegraph appears that on the LIST instant the
Express" raised the price of their nestimable evening
edition twenty-five per hundred and this the
vendors in solemn copclave assembled determined not
stand how. and for the purpose of fully carrying
their reasonable design resolved that not only
they. the consprators, would not touch tho unclean
thing, but thai likewise of the extemporaneoas
Migrants who do irregular business In tho ine
should be permitted TO sell copy In frherance of
this maennnimous resolve large number of these
agents assembled yesterday, about P. NJ In front
OF the Ezpress" Office armed to the shoulderblades
with any quantity Of Eueuing Mirrors" Erentng
Tribunes" and Gd-ses" which they proceeded to cry
none but Newsboy can do, Immediately under the
honorable noses Of the proprietors OF the obnoxious
paper. Meanwhile the first edition Of the Express"
rapidly worked off and carefully deposited upon the
Of the little lad In waiting who transferred his pre-
cious load TO the publication Office instanter and while
the foreman unlocked the FORM for the purpose of alter
ing the heading 10 Second Edition., the painting feeders
and boys rested from their tremendous exertons.
Anon the Earring clang of the double Napier again
menced, and the sheets of the Second Edition were
in progress Of being ushered into this mundane sphere,
when suddenly the word was passed Stop that press"
and the red operatives rested from their heavy sbors.
] The fatal words had come down from The publication
ofce-thers sole II was fearful catastrophe,
but for the moment there remedy. The Express
had prospered remarkably In its of catering for
the newspapera taste of the great public-ln It's succcss
had wsxed wanion. and in an evil hour giving way to
the temptation of few pennies wrung from the
hard earned gains of the New York Newsboys it bad
ncontneny INDUCED In the debauch and now there It
lay gnoby slumbering upon the board. with the incu-
bus OF the New,boys dpeasure resting as heavily upon
! i, nightmare upon sleeping Alderman. There it
lay Tho counters fingers fdgeted ner7ously with the
of the damp and voiceless sheets, but tat
tered urchin hurried mp the desk with orders for the
Evenn' Edishing.' The scene outside, however,
tantalizpg the extreme Al the extent OF lungs
of the weakest the air hled with yociferatons,
"Eres The Esentn' Tribune only two cents !" "'Eres
The Ereai Mirror, with Of the Rhode ling Elec-
I shng r "'Ere's the Gazette with latest news from
/ Washngdng7 These and other noises, sufficient TO
craze sane man, were heard above all the din and
thunder OF that crowded thoroughfare. The proprie
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