New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-12
CITY ITEMS.
DIALOGUE PUBLIo DISSER Al A FAsHIoSA.
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hours Absence returns with the dish wanted
MoAAL-At public dinner. where the Nsisrs ara Irish
there would be advantage in having the bill Of fare
printed solely 10 the Hissrni.u langusge.
u The Directors Of the Harlem Railroad re.
Gently determined that there should be no smoking on
the platforms OF their and ong the drs,
10 notice and commend the rule. Il hiss not however
resulted any abandonment Of the practice snd those
Who take the cars sra much exposed 10 the
disgusting fumes Of cigars with their usual sccompsr
msnfs.
CASE oF TIE CHlNCELLOR.-The owners Of the
bark Chancellor whose seizure the ehsrse Of berg
engaged In the slave trade noticed yesterday deny
tina, she fitted for that purpose BY the party who
chartered her ths, she has been engaged in the trade
At all. The matter viii be decided By the Judicial
authorities.
GENERAL CoSvENrIoS OF THE NV CHURCH
This body in session yesterday bu, The business
transacted was Of local character
STEAMBOAT CHANGE.-The Stonington Line to
Boston will commence next week to leave this City At
8 P. N instead Of 5 as heretofore.
NEW GAsrRoNoMIc ARRANGEXENT.-To put
cream on the table sometime after the strawberries have
disappeared.
" Mr.. Leon Lewenberg has printed in psmph
let form memorial to the Common Council in relation
to the establishment of Observatory in this CITY
The plan be suggests is promising and II his In
good they have been said to be- of
which have means Of judging, can be executed
At comparatively small expense.
~ It's said that the death OF the Marquis
dAigre was not fall to Wall st alone the Penn
syvsnis Life Insurance Company makes by ii $50 $50
and the Girsrd Trust $4,000.
II The attention Of tourists is invited to the
advertisement in another column. headed Schooley's
Mountain Springs
tSp More than two thousand emigrants arrived
at this por, on Thursday
To THE LADIEs-We shall not say whether it
was from inclination 70 admire those beautiful i'm
provements and Inventions, BY which the mechanic
arts adsys challenge the rivalry almost Of their no
bier sisters, from artistic penchsnt for neatly
turned sncleths rsre' thing in the world to receive
justice the hands Of shoemsker-that attention
tt,a 81
Congress boots for lady exhibited in a show of
that Plus ulsa OF French shoe manufacturers w II.
JEFrERs. Of "a Broadway The beauty OF these boots
led US farther we went into the store and looked \
through ii, the young lady in attendance I'VE always
we're out Of patience At seeing full grown behind
the counter Of ladies' shoe store) with a lady.
Ike poteness exhibited the various styles of boots
for ladies' and in bsauty Of workmanship have never
seen them surpassed Among them the Congress .
boot that perfection and climax OF the art with the sole
and upper neatly Joined as 10 seem only one. aud the
stitching such would do more than credit tOthe finest
linen ,hst adorns while conceas gentlemsns bosom
We came away inwardy resolving to do fair readers
A service la directing them where the of Con
gress boots can bs procured Having performed this 4
duty. shall leave Il TO them 10 discover any mofe
beautiful, 0ney can.
~ Among the many places where hats are
sold and where. with these warm days gentlemen 70 1
to furnish themselves with s0mbreros Of the
most satisfactory Knoxs l25 Fulion-st There you
always obtain the sort of hat which your judgment
your fancy dictates at such price your pocket will
be content with and having obtained it you ii
with the pleasing consciousness that i, the thing
This h point which every judiciou' person will feel
be OF consequences and So Knoxs hats may lsiey be
recommended to all orders and conditions Of men, Go
and see for yourselves.
BURGLARY.-The residence of c. Mdeberger.
ESQ AZ the Of Fifth avenue and Twenty. thirdst
was entered by burglars Thursday might, who from
their dongs appear have had very slight apprehen.
sons OF being interrupted by the vant guardians of
the night They took away with them silver plate and
other vausbes TO considerable amount cut All of the
paintings out Of their frames and left them rolled up
the door Seat down cold COLLATION. taken out of the
refgerat0r washed down the substantials with cham
payne took the trouble of breaking up several trnkets
visited every that accessible left light burn
ing in a champagne basket and larke knife on the floor.
They effected their entrance by breaking window In
the basement and cutting out an inside shutter
Commercial
COURT oF SEssIoSs.-James A. Pan and VII.
liam Leming alias Lyman, alias Lemon. indicted for
grand larceny In having the ooh OF April stolen
vessel worth $3.50 from John sullwen. were put upon
their trial The Jury found verdict OF not gully.
George Thompson, Indicted for grand larceny, with
Mary Simpson and Matthew Baron who have been con
yicted In having the 10Th Of April stolen 500 from
James w. Bennett) was placed upon his trial. The
Jury rendered verdict OF not guilty. The CourItnen
adjourned until this morning at II o'clock.
POLICE Officer Cummings Of the Lower Police
Court and Constable Joseph of the Fourth Ward yes
erdsy arrested Thomas Price, alas More alias slit
fu gitve from Providence where he 10 charged with
three burgaries. The same yigant officers also ar
rested Henry Baker and Lorsng Meeehsm, iugiliyes
from Boston where they charged with being con.
cerned in several burgaries. They were committed Tor
requistion John Dwarakowsk nstve OF Poland,
was Yesterday arrested fugitive from Philadelphia,
where he charged with removing his property with
intent cheat his creditors He was sent back The
premises 4l2 Pesrlst entered on Thursday night
and robbed Of $50 In gold coin and silver watch No
arrest
WONDERFUL TEkcHISG.-It is really surprising
that music writing dancing and some 80 othensrts
and sciences can be taught In few hours. But such
thu fact, and only by Coward, IS Chsthanst
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
6y- A new Orthodox Congregational Church
will be organized 10 morrow evening Ia the house TO
Gently occupied BY the First Presbyterian Church REV
Dr. CoNs) the services commencing at quarter before
eight Rev Richard ;. s,orrs Of the Pilgrim Church
will preach.
~ The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad
Company for the month Of Msy were sll52i %, being