New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02
CITY ITEMS.

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recoIlsct when was about eighteen, took shyin'
to Cecilia Smith, then pretty girl in the next street.
now the mother Of large family, and the mistress OF
plantation in Virginia. SO we change tmpord mHtaH'
tur, mores the pity But Cecilia she charmed me to
dead certainty. and made me more poetic than ever
was before or since recollect perfectly some lines
wrote ANONYMOUSLY In her album, which hsd orioed
nv sister TO steal for me- You shall Judge If wasn't
pretty well in love for youngster
Receive my simple offering,
Sweet lily OF the early morning
On take what passion dares to bring
Nor gentlest angel, think OF scorning
Ny silent worship at the shrine,
OF charms and virtues such az thine
Why Jenkins - exclaimed. as be finished the reel
tstion that's good as anything Wills ever wrote
"Is,r' said he well I'm not surprised to hear that
The fact is wrought up to high degree oil youth
full misery and ought to have written good verses Tor
couldn't do anything else except think about Ceciis.
But never mustered courage TO tell her oft was
more bashfal then than | now and after she went
to boarding school ] gradually recovered composed
great many other pieces but this is the only one
dared to write down. The rest are all forgotten"
We have shrewd suspicion, however that our friend
might recall of these efforts Of youthful fancy and
psssion and some day. when he 10 specially good natur'
ed we shall try and get them out of him. II we sue
coed.
| ~ U. C. Hills Grand Festival Concert, to be
given at the Tabernacle next Tuesday evening Will be
splendid affair." Among the performers engaged, we
notice the names of signors Pico, Miss Northa' Miss
Andrews Sig Benedict, Sig. Benevenano, Sig. Rapeth'
Herr Henry Schmitz, Mr. Tmm, Mr.. Hodges and Mr..
George Loder. The fact that the Concert Is Mr..
Hills s alone sufficient to draw together troops OF the
friends Of the art and OF artist so meritorou' as be-
But the entertainments announced are OF themselves
worthy crowded audience We shall speak OF them
more particularly hereafter.
~ The holy rite of Confirmation will be admit
nstered (ths) Good Friday evening by the Right Rev.
Bishop Delaney in P Episcopal Church OF the Messiah
in Houston.st near Broadway.
RyIIEF TO IRELAHD-A Coop EXAMPLE.-ln
one of the first private boarding schools Tor young Ia
dies in this City effort has recently been made Tor
Ireland worthy not only to be praised but to be Initial
cd The ladies of this institution, by heir own indus
try during the hours usually allotted TO recreation have
for the past few weeks manufactured great variety OF
very beautiful and useful articles which they have al
ready sold tor above two hundred dollars This noble
charitys designed TO increase the fund OF oenecence
already sending relief to thousands ready to perish
Woud that other similar institutions might emulate this
| noble example. Then" says the friend OF Humanity
by whom the facts are communicated TO US mghtt be
said of them also as our Savior said Of the woman In
the Gospel She hath done what she could
CORRECTIONAL statement now going the rounds
OF the papers which appeared In our Evening Eduon
of Wednesday, in relation to al attempt to commit SUI
edo by man said to be son OF Mr. Mahon Day OF this
CITY, is entirely erroneous far IS any relationship to
Mr. Day Is concerned The person in question IS not
son Of Mr. Day or 10 any other way connected with n
We hope the papers which have published the statement
referred to will also copy this correction in justice TO the
feelings Of highly respectable family
NEw.YoRK PHoSoeRAPHIc SocIErY.-Ths So
cety which has been recently organized for the pur'
pose of disseminating knowledge OF Photography ana
Phonotypy and for tbs Improvement OF its members IN
phnnnsraphc writing, n""nhers "rNahV "ru
and Friday evening, at American Hall, Broadway cor
o If Crsndst Go and learn to write with true rail
road speed but without danger OF ever running oil the
track
| RyIurIEUL EEoRAvIEG.-Mr. Nesle, So Car
mine.st has Just published very beautiful mezzotn.
engraving on steel. by sadd, entitled Tbs Spirit of
7e The print is 10 by % inches and executed in the
highest style of the art 1t embraces number OF
figures, whose grouping and expression are emnenty
effective and beautiful.
SEAL FISHING IN JERSEY CITY-A very large
seal was caught 10 the North Bay OF Jersey City yeser
day. by Mr. stephens twas Of the hair or dog species
BThe PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
IERy on the upper corner of Broadway and Murray at
ia without any exception, THE rLAcE where you can
procure satisfactory pictare by the Dsguerreotype
process. The specimens there exhibited are unequaed
In this country.
ARREST FOR LiBEL-Ohicer Wikeheart OF the
Tenth Ward yesterday arrested John w. Trust otner
wise called Dr. Felix Gouraud on charge OF libel pre-
ferred against him by Joseph Brooks, printer, Oh NO
1891 Bowery Trust stands charged with having fsori
Gated and published a certificate complimentary OF
certain patent medicine sold by him, which certificate
purported TO have been written and signed by sale
: Brooks, He was taken before Justice Ketchum anc
held for examination on Saturday
DEATH PROM HEaoRRHAGE.-The Coroner yes
terday held inquest at No Jamesst upon the BODY
of Michael Morris, aged 20 years native oil Ireland
who died on Tuesday night last Verdict, DEAN oy
pleading from the lungs
, PoLIcE-James Garrigal was arrested yester
day charged with stealing one gold and three SILVER
watches from the store 200 Canast The accused wal
committed for examination. Thomas Whlsker ALA
Scott was arrested yesterday, charged with stealing
pawn tickets worth upward Of 500 the property OF
Mr. Seymore. Joseph Gray was yesterday arrested
by officer Gatt OF the Eighteenth Ward, charged witt
stealing an and Ratchet valued at 81 So the properly
of stephen King He was committed 10 answer by Jus
tice Merritt John Mcclellan arrested on Tuesday
by officer Van Cot OF the Fifteenth Ward charged wife
stealing lot of butter Of the value OF ST. the property
. John b. monnat of the New York House. subsequent
complaint was lodged yesterday by Mr. Monnat charg
ing Mcclellan with stealing table ware and linen TO me
value of sl7 lie was committed to answer By Justice
: Merritt William Brown was taken into custody ant
detained on charge of stealing overcoat worth slO
the property of Peter Donnelly No. 60 Wast Locked
up for examination. "A back room In the atn story
the house of Mr. James Curtain corner OF Cedarst anC
, Broadway was forcbly entered on Wednesday nigh
, last and robbed Of coats valued at s3l.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
ROBBERY AND LUCKY RECOVERY OF The PRO
rERrY-Mr Crittenden, the principal of the Brooklyn
Female Institute was last Tuesday night robbed b.
some burglars of two gold watches, two gold chains