New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
CITY ITEMS.

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CITY ITEMS.
/ ~ After day or two OF fine weather. yesterday
afternoon gsve us decided specimen OF foul driz
ding rain Darkness and muddy streets made the world
look cherries and fororu excep, to those who In s
presen; glooms and discomiorIs retain hsppy faith
tina, the sunshine always be obscureds faith
true and encouraging In the moral Il s In the ns'u'
RAJ world.
" The Concert Of Herr aud Sivori at the
Tabernacle uox, Tuesday evening promises to BE- svery
attractive one To hear artists OF such distinction
and meri, the evening 4. pleasure but
10 have nothing b. desired they will not only
b. assisted by Nsdame Fleury Jolly bu, by full Or
ch,sifa Of which is enough say tina. will be com
posed Of the beat musicians n ths City (msny OF whom
have not been heard here before under the direction OF
I sguor Rspeta- We have good reason to anticipate
crowded audience
~ Madame BISHOPS Concert was last even
ng postponed on socoOn, OF the storm. !, will POSI-
lively irke place On Thursday next sept 80.
~. We yesterday received copy OF a very
n,s Perpetual Revolving Almanac published BY MessrS.
Bronson s. Bsb5it aud tor sale By A. :. Barnes & Co
and other booksellers 1t contains beside ths almanac.
q variety Of tables such business man ought al
ways to have .. hand
~ The ADvENrisrs, in spite Of the rain, bad
a large audience yesterday. both afternoon and even
tug Rev J LIrcH the preacher lie iabored IA
show that The Adgents though disappointed in their
calculations u the precise time OF Christs second
appearing yet correct in their general views snd
that the great which they anticipated was near al
hand The Rev gentleman was listened TO with great
attention by the multitude whom curiosity or Interest
ia his theme bed drawn together.
/ REAL ESTATE ~ HARLEA.-The well known
homestead Of CHAHLEs NJ GRAHAM Esq on lloth-.t
between sixth and Seventh avenues will be sold at a'c'
ton in lou. on Tuesday next 1t embraces eommo-
dious dwelling house barn with variety OF fruits
and choice rspes an extensive and productive garden
and some 50 lots beside which the bare earth shove
grad Al measured by City Surveyor, Is " io9 cubic
yard. which sells there III cents per yard or over
1900 See advertisement
L. INDIA RUBBER SoLEs. to be applied to
Boots aud shoes slready 10 use as well as 10 ne" ones
aed which are certified by those who have used them
A ou,,stUs TWO three Of leather beside keeping ou'
all noi.ture or dampuess are manufactured By Mr.. A.
! Wheeler. 4lg Broadway cor Canal st. Mr. wheeler
IA. made these soles tor gears Buffalo and the Press
It
pras He has removed this City In ,he hope OF md
ioy hare larger sphere Of business snd doubtless will
do.o We trust tho attention Of manufacturers as well
a. consumer. will be drawn 10 his improvement
~ orr LADY READERS. who study the real
PHILOSOPHY Of shopping will not fail to visit at once the
exteu,ive drysoods establishment Of Nessrs J. W.
Barker Co Of II Catherine e. for there beyond the
po..ibry of doubt they be suited AZ their card
u another column statos they have every article IN Sea
- If the mos, approved and beautiful patterns.
Dress goods and shsws In particular, we noticed and
we're quite surprised to see many new and really
m.xnhcen, patterns, but We were more surprised at
,bs very low prices asked for them Messrs J. w B.
Co deserve Of the ladies' the patronage which Is now
being % literally bestowed on them True sun.
FUEL Saving Instances Of the saving Of fuel
effected BY D. G'iihn Cos patent for setting boilers
VAL. bleach tub. SC constantly within our own
kpowease sad II proves equally well adapted 10 wool
a. 70 coal We are o. well SATISFIED that lhs improve
MN, /, desirable one for manufacturing frend'
that We take real pleasure ia again comriensing II 10
,belr notice ses advertisement on the outside.
~. The Grand Inquest Of theycgurt Of Sessions
for the present term discharged yesterday, hsvios
sisnss>d u complaints and found = Indictments
ExpREss RoBBEKr-A bag containing 81 900
In silver wa stolen from I6e VI Atsnss Express
On board The Worcester on Iae'dsy nlsat m-n, "
.voesr. Va. seq b pass o. the boat Silh heavy
hurdle under his Arm covered Up IN piece oil on
co,h which supposed 10 have been ne stolen money
- An ROT honor came oil day or two
s.nre - me Ast0r Hose steps when gentleman who
b.- bsn .lsndered administered cownic- 70 tce sian
fs-er n a. anjer-rs were similarly served, VITO
would 10 un~hppsdi 10 IL the great sin Of me age
both puzzle and private i~ifof
Cougr o. SESSIONS In the trial OF Hugh Mono
han for burglary In the tnird oezree IN nsvng On m
IN Ser II January lsi5. oarzl.riousy entered the
.or- Il M Scribuer ard solrr ihsrefrom boots and
.boes worth 500. the Iary from toe evidence In the
c..- loapd verdict Of Not Ggty Martin Hare
Drought into Court, when Ar Brady moved 10 strike
H. salel1enl from h- hes but Jucse Edwards hs7irs
decided that o--nce had been committed Coars
overruled the no-On. he ther srraignec b, 5y
sdsice " counsel refused b. plead when the Court or
tered pea q Nc, Gail;y % be entered snd Hare con
mit;et i0- trial
I~QUEsrs-The Coroner held an inquest yestcr-
day TIE eorr-r Of North Moore aud West ~. uPon
the BODY Of Peter D0Inely native II se-fork, .ssd
yesrs xbo came 10 his do@ia By tr0snias Al ne 100.
ol sorth Moores- The cofoner bed al inquest Jes
tsrsAy IL Tenth avenue, o-,we-n thirty ioarta s11
Tcirfg iiih is uoon the body of Jcnn Connolly "a
d. al lr.sa .xsd IS Years who to Its death BY
ruytur.r. blooe vessel in the chest Verdict accord
.ns.y
PotfcE-A man named Hugh Donahoe was a.
rsts ,estsrs-y .ss tisor6ery scnduct and taken be
fr. I4tAr DflnEcr ynsn b Tas discharged d. wife
Aua D1nah1-. hearing Of the arrest DC; DOT the els
casrre Of hrsoant. proccede- 70 the Tombs
stss cuCli % s,@o- While al toe Tombs abe me. =
man named Eenry sheridan yOung limb OF the la~
~ IA ntr Il sns would - ria Office 10 Chambers
b. slJ Is III nssieT Or hsr Sbe wa: - TIE II
o.. stl niI be zszri ]. &c hEl 4sy "a aey
sae repiei Ihss ace ssd y sold p.ses he laca told