New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02
CITY ITEMS.
TIE Nsw EsrAsLIsHxEsr OF TIrrAsr You've

a. r,,rs rather i.-fs- ..ntiernsn Of our srqusin,.
snce used to spesk Of things ths, be thought psrten-
lAry fne Ss combining Eastern 'plendor with Orien-
,sl nrNguiicence" but We spprehended the Tan
force Of the expression I'll wen, through the new
store OF Tasny. Young Ellis on the corner OF Broad
vay and Chsmbersst Il occupies the basemen. and
6r., TWO f0ors and Is crowded with wealth and vsrl
ETY. Of elegant and expensive goods, which almost be-
widered Us We could essily believe the truth Of the
statement msie by the polite member OF the arm, who
exhibited the stock that 30 complete
Of fancy articles is not BE- found Ia any City beside
Ne~York The world seems TO have been ransseked
to furnish this single warehouse Jewelry Of the mos,
costly and tasteful description gold and silver ware
porcelain such kings sh, De proud Of glassware Of
the mos, gorgeous coors aabsster and bronze stsiu
cites and cssts work tables dressing writing
desks In short everything beautiful that ingenuity can
invent money pay for is there to be found Ia ex-
aiming them one soon exhsusts sll EXPLANATIONS OF
admiration Nor il be thought that none but the
longest purses can De- accommodated not only the rich
IS, can have their exrsysgsn, desires answered
but tho.a of more moderate will nnd beautiful
Goods AZ reasonable rates snd moreover there Is but
one price tor each article and this Is marked upon Il IN
plain figures la short every thing is satisfactory whe
Their In the wsy Of seeing or buying Let cur readers
try either or both snd word FOR IT, they will agree
with US.
u We yesterday afternoon enjoyed the pleas
urs OF being present q, the Annual Examination OF the
Young Ladies Of the Rutgers Female Institute In Vocal
Music The exercises orediIabe 10 the pupils
who displayed a well grounded knowledge Of the ele
ments Of and facility in its application, which
bore witness The industry and skill OF their teacher,
Mr.. F. J. Root.
r. We are requested to call attention to the
notice OF the Street Commissioner In relation to Pier
Posts and sl.o to caution persons erecting Cast Iron
Awning Post. 10 have them put down with cement and
brick and allow few days time for the cement 30 set
II We are requested TO call the attention OF
the Street Inspector of the sixth Ward the
carts and wagons encumoering City Hsplace, to the
great annoyance of residents
" The Home Journal Of Morris and Willis
for the present week Of the best numbers yet pub
ll.hed. The brilliant pen of Willis gives great interes.
sud value to this sparkling and popular weekly
CAUTION TO PARESrs-A small cannon. with
which two boy, were playing in Elm-st Wednesday
evening bursted Al piece of the barrel went through
one of the boys hands. Another piece struck another
boy in the temple, wounding him dangerously
DIRECTORY FOR ls47-4s-We understand that
Dogget,s Directory will be issued Tuesday, 9th inst,
E M D's article is inadmissible.
PoLIcE-Robert Robinson and Patrick o Bren
were yesterday arrested by officers Rice and Cam of
the First Ward charged with violating the person of
German girl named Agatha Durr. IL sppasrs that about
pine o'clock Wednesday night the girl was passing
through Cedar st. she inquired Of man named Pat
rick Donshue, for the house OF rieod for which she
was looking and being stranger, did not know which
way to 20. Donshue said he knew the place and would
show her. He then took her TO the western part OF
Broadway and stopped at house which he told her was
the house she wanted opened the door and told her to
in when he took her up stairs and being dark the
girl was NOT of the place she in until she
found herself In ahsy loft In company with the parties
arrested. After finding out where she was she made
attempt % down, she seized by the villains,
and her person vo, ted She shrieked for help when
her mouth filed with hay and kept In thet situation
until O'Clock yesterday morning when she made
noise which heard by person Ia the adjoining
house who assisted In making her escape while the
scoundrels asleep. They also stole from her W In
money breastpin and two finger rings Donshue has
jet been arrested Robinson and o Brten were com
United prison to answer the charge Officers Phil
lips and Brady of the Twelfth Ward arrested. on Wed
nesday evening fellow named John Giger, charged
with violating the person OF Germsn girl aged IA
years In Joness woods Seventy fourth st. HE also
stole her shawl and sold H. which was recovered He
was committed The basement OF the house
10 Tenth 81 was entered ABOUT . O'CLOCK yesHrhsy
morning and robbed of six heavy silver spoons
one dessert spoon and salt spoon valued at $40
The thief has not been arrested Constable Joseph OF
the Fourth Ward yesterday arrested William NJ Fra
zier OF The Shades" 10 Broadway near Tsttersalls
charge of false pre,enees IL appears that ON the
18th OF May Frazier made application 10 Eleszer jerks
10 buy halt of the patent for invention which he had
obtained viz: wooden vessel In which to keep soda
water He represented TO jerks that he bad room In
Reades the fixtures of which together with his horse
and wagon were worth 90 jerks thinking the tale
plausible one paid him 5000 for onehalf Of the pre-
tended patent subsequently sscersined the where
sbouts of Frazier satisfied of his Insolvency, and
that the representations OF wooden sods casks were
false bad him arrested when he was held 10 bail In the
SUN of $500 90. Conrad Seaman alias ksssinger who
on the 22d OF June robbed the trunk of Chss Blee
ain "a Duane 81 of watch worth els, gold pencil
worth s. and SIS in Prusssn bank bills was arrested In
Buffalo yesterday where he is detained to await re-
QUESTION from this City