New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12


men but they are not finished without thy assistance
What gentleman would think himself hs to appear in
public much less to 20 to the opera, without the prey
on. services of tailor Just think of II. Without
tailors the human race would be compelled to live In
utter privacy and isolation as il were, every man In his
own barrel Do not all the institutions and amenities
of society then depend upon this art OF arts
We cannot help thinking that tailoring still very far
from its final perfection Clothes now made with
painful and nhumsn uniformity the same for all men
The poet the orator and that form Of the species
the man of fashion all coats Of the same cut and
color The tailor has follow the general tendency Of
the age which ia to destroy individuality and contound
all persons together in the But the ideal OF the
art should be make every coat correspond with
his essential character and represent him 1t were in
cloth We recolect passage in one OF the novels OF
that strange German humorst Hoffman, in which hair
dresser being sent for to discharge hs Official duty re-
oaires his customer 10 walk up and down the room,
while he observes hs character and scertsns whether
his hair should be cut romsnucay classicsly poetca
IT, Enthusiastically after the fashion Of Henry Fourth,
julius Cesar or one of fifty other modes. The
Tailor ought TO proceed In similar way and know the
man he IL ttingperhaps some tailors are sadly con
yinced Of the latter truth already II painter studies
picture tailor should much more study coat which
as we have shown 10 the higher work of art But We
are getting lost In the mmeniy of our subject and we
conclude dinner orators do in similar emer sencies
with sentiment Tailoring tho earliest human nven
ton for ages reckoned vulgar handcrsft. may
the time when 1t shall be elevated TO its true glory
and recognized the appropriate sphere for the highest
artistic genius
RELIEF FOR IaEIAHD.-Messrs Livingston 4
Wells have handsomely offered To convey from the In.
terror free Of charge all remances OF money and par
cells designed for the Relief Committee.
The Committee for asons assigned In the official re-
port having declined the OF the ship Macedonian for
the transmission Of their contributions Mr.. GEORGE C.
De KAY at whose disposal the vessel has been placed
appears with Card in the Evening Post In which ne
declares his intention TO dispatch the Macedonian on
the 5th of April and respectfully invites the czeas OF
mi. and other States who have made and are making
collections OF grain meal &c to forward them without
DELAY addressed to him or to Davis. Brooks Co.'S
warehouse SO Broad-st and 25 and % Westst. The
ship will be ready to take IN cargo at the foot OF Wast
on the 18th inst and will sail In about three weeks from
tina, date The ship will land contributions at any port
Of Scotland or Ireland that may be designated by the
giver.
MEETING or THE BAR.-There was meeting
Yesterday The objec, Of the call was to present
port differing from that of the Committee Of H. having
one Court called Civil Court paying Jurors OIL so per
day &c No definite action was taken. s. B. Romano,
ESQ was in the Chair and Mr. Allen Secretary. The
meeting stands adjourned to Tuesday next.
FAREWELL or THE HUTcHINsoNs.-Thls eve
ming At the Tabernacle the Hutchinson Family wiltake
leave of their friends for the season Their visit has
ven pleasure to thousands and the house will Of course
Ia L. lfuoxr hath Ia mill hat
lsst opportunity OF hearing them for a long time to
come. Go early If you mean to get seat
YANKEE DooDLE--One Of the best issues Of
this publication Is that Of the present week There are
two large cuts illustrating the favor of grapes In
Mexico and the other the Intentions Of Master
Calhoun upon the breaking up of school The cuts in
the letter press are quite good as the Illustrations
rR1 Christys Minstres are drawing crowded
houses at the Society Library Many Of the most fash
ionabe families attend the performances are pleas
Ing relief to the high toned excitement Of the Italian
Opera Negro melodies the very democracy OF
music.
rY- The PLUME NATIoSAL DAGrERRIAs GAL
LEsY, on the upper Of Broadway and hurrsysi
4, one Of the peassntes, places that know of to
spend sn hour either during the day or evening
CoURr or SgssIoSs.-Thomss Carney, alias |
Brown alias Riley was found guilty Of grand larceny
for stealing 50 soyereigns and rcmsnded for sentence.
George Pessh then put on his Trial for keeping
dlsorierly house at 304 Wserst After the csse was
opened for the people by the Assistant District Attorney
tho Court adjourned until this morning.
RoBBERY-The attic chamber OF Peter Dicker. |
SON Manginst entered Monday night last and
robbed Of wearing apparel 10 the amount Of s5 and -
in bank bills with which the thief made his escape.
BUEsLARY-The Office OF Messrs Tisdale & /
Shack coal dealers, 50 and 80 Cherryst broken
open on Wednesday night bu, the approach OF police
man HARRISON alarmed the burglars who decsmped
without having prosecuted their designs,
ARRESTED on BEscH WkRRAST.-Catharine
Z. Buckley indicted for keeping dsorderly house in
Howardst near Mercer arrested yesterday by Off.
GER Denniston and held TO ss n the Of 600 for
her appearance 70 answer.
FoUsD DRowsEp.-The body Of an unknown
man sst evening found floating In the East River
near the foot of Grsndst Il taken from the water
and the Coroner sent for &c hold an inquest
ARREST OF BURGLAEs.-Constsble Josephs yes
terdsy arrested John Smith alas Ready and George
Harris alias Sunny on charge OF having on the night
Of the Goth OF February asi, feonously entered the
premises af Joseph II. Ledon No. 100 Nasssu-st and
stolen theretrom about 500 worth Of property consist
ing OF cigars, gold rings and fancy articles the greater
portion (which were found In the possession OF the &C
cused, who were committed TO answer.
Dr.. Goss-Ths stories that Dr. Goss, whose
mysterious disappearsn some time since caused much
excitement, had been alive, denied By his
friends who deprecate the circulation Of such idle
ports likely interfere with the nvesug which
they are sui pursuing.
= We pronounced this story hoax when IL made
ts appearance. Il originated In idle gossip. That Dr.
Goa has been murdered there Is reason u doubt
Ed ".
HoS. JoHs G. CALHoVs.-Ths distinguished
statesman arrived here Saturday last from Wsshing
ton. While On board the boat as Wilmington On c. be
wslred upon by a number Of the citizens Of thar
place. The City Council Of Charleston rendered to him
the Inequalities Of the CRY, and preferred the use othe
Council Chamber az reception room for the purpose Of
receiving the calls Of his fellow erzens The honora
bic gentleman having been much fatgued from travel
ing nds IL necessary TO decre the prefer Of the use Of
the chamber TO exchange congratulations with the c
but has consented 10 attend The meeting be held
.: The Theatre this syseips. lChHiss>ga cosz. 81