New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-02

Coon ApyIcE.-To our City as well as our couh'
49,. f,ora. ~. esrpe,,,v recommend them to go and
battle at the Knckerbocker Baths lOl boweiY No'n''s
rl rrsL. them more cheerful and hsppy than a GOOD
warm hath and secure and restore health. The charge
Z. bu. one shilling every day. and the establishment mas
no equal in the City. Both for ladies and gen'lemen'
r- 1v,su,xcros-We learn that this steamer
,n os,,vsv .sil on TIE eth inst and that she has
GOOD number of passengers sready engaged The a.
,ratiops n her are now nearly completed they consist
in the entire removal Of the top hamper or houses &C
from her deck aud the enlargement of her bse go that
she will stand more steadily Ia tho water her second
cabin ia We believe also removed. The result Is that
when fully loaded she will drnw sixteen inches less wa
70, than before her owners confident tha tne
will make the voyage to Southampton in eleven days
rF,. The Brookiye Adrertiser publishes the fol-
loving which we think needs confirmation. II II be
true it should b. made the subject OF something more
than Newspaper paragraph II ii DO false It's author &C.
serves to be severely punished;
Tuv Many Fox Casa liberal use Of money VIII
sccomo.h many strange things. even in courts Oh Ju,
tie II. free application in the Mary FOX case VIII
doubtless be the of smuggling through tns in'es
tigstion with closed doors so that the puolc sns no'
know the whole history oi that unfortunate
There are il 10 said features closely connecteu win
which involve persons In good standing IN qui.e - uu
inismy and disgrace Hare has attached 10 MS nsc
his guilty amour; aud IL s 10 screen nose IRON
EXPOSURE than feelings OF deicscy to the sri tnas
is made to keep the proceedns' rom inc usual
channels Of publicity. AT Leash 50 it's asserted
ISHuNAs-On Friday evening last, a short time
before tho departure Of the Isaac Newton drsymsn'
whose name and the number of whose cart we could
not obtain left on the wharf German woman whom
he had brought his zone without springs. qui'e
long distance from across the City lie iet the poor
woman there and drove of without saying anything TO
any one and what makes the act 80 nhumsni tns ne
woman could not speak our language, ana was "l'nn
one month of the period of conn aemen She was De
sirous Of going Albany 10 meet her nusosno ana
woman who sells oranges discove<ps ner on the wharf
made known her stusiion to Capt feeK VINO nso hei
conveyed on board and made as comfortaoe 40 clrcum-
stances allowed She very sick indeed on the pas
sage, but reached her destination In safety y
~ The Mirror is tickled because the Ner-Or
Ian, Dea agree, with IL that Atwoods portrait Of Gen.
TAYLOR /. bad one What does the Mirror make OF the
Generals very polite letter to Dir. Atwood saying that
IN, portal, Is first rs,e One would suppose tina, If
the picture were such a humbug to have among Its
other defects horrible squirt which gives the face
u,aan sinister look 80 as to bear resemblance TO
ANYTHING human tina, the subject mgh have had some
slight perception OF H. AT any rats If he Is neither
ready enough to see such disgusting and ssnderous de-
tormtes nor rough enough TO say the officers who
are about him and whose idol he TO- would scarcely
have endorsed carcaurs outrageous and yet they
praise Mr. Atwoods performance. Until the Mirror
bring. better evidence shall stick 10 the opinion that
the likeness not very bad though the picture Is not
a. splendid ss If the artist had been National Acsde-
micisn. We sorry that the Mirror does at md the
| old soldier % handsome man as some 10 brosc"sy
but bless your heart s crime 10 be ugly or even TO
! have squint
fY- We are happy TO say that the exhibition OF
the Greek Slave productive enough to sno" com
mentsble appreciation OF the work on the Rsr OF our
people since il has been opened 1t has been visited BY
from four to FIVE hundred persons daily many OF whom
have bought season tckets We trust 1t will continue
10 experience a equally solid; let Mr. Powers
receive from this exhibition national testimonial Of
fty thousand dollars
OPERA.-Tonight Sena Vilarno gives Us for the
ers, time Linda d ChsmOnar, with strong cast, In
Guiding Csrsnu Vita, Marin Pereh, Vita Noveli and
B,sriui Those who heard this opera a. Pslmo's last
Winter will now have the opportunity OF enjoying ia
performance with nothing In the chorus and suoordi
nate psrts to mar the high pleasure Afforded By hs
leading ariisa
SIZE FOR TIE FREE AcADEnY-This matter
W.. finally decided upon a. the meeting Of the board
Of Education Las, evening The Academy to be slfa
AID on the corner Of Twenty-lhirdst and Lexington
avenue. opposite Grsmercy Park For ten lots OF isn'
fur the purpose the Board voted 10 pay $500.
Fvys.sS ScHooLs-The Board OF Education a
their meeting las, evening adopt resolution request
Ing the Supervisors to provide fer the raising Of 600
To ,uupor, Evening Schools for taose who unable L
% 10 school IA the day time.
~ The Diamond Pointed Gold Pens which ar
Advertised 10 columns to-day will be found tris
one .. It's best ever offered TIE public. They writ
smoothly and rapidly and very durable. They ar
sold a, very low rates BY J. w. CREATION Co. II CO
dar o. u whose advertisement AK the attention
our readers
The above, IRON the Covtu Enfltr1 will De
some advantage 10 thos- Of readers who wish
supply themselves with good God Pen at low prie,
BATTLE OF BUEsA VIsrA-Robinsons LithS
graphic print Of this great battle h ready for ds.r
button 10 subscribers
. IsaUEsTs-Cornner w alters yesterday held a
inquest At No 10 Lloeriyst upon the body OF Lon.
thorne native Of England, aged 80 years, WHO con
E mi;ied suicide on Tuesday night By jumping from
; sixth story window Of tns above named house. III