New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24
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,.uz columns Il will De that these eminent artists
give Concert this evening al New Brighton. A this
will BE- their only performance here previous 70 their
departure for Canals they vii be SURF offs fun audience
The steamer Ciaserss win take down passengers from
tie City stopping several intermediates landings and
vii bring them beck after the Concert Is over. The A.
traction Ct An evening trip down the harbor ia addition
70 such music as these universal favortes are sure TO
give must be irresistible. Atless ws know one or two
persons 20 whomi, viii Proveso.
DEsr5Ns FOR The WAsHINGToN M0NUMENT-
The designs for this monument already submit.
led 1, the Association nay be seen a, No. Is IN the
Exchange There are seven OF them By the following
architects G. Pollard NJ Lefever c. Hart J Forsyth,
D. Amot sad J 2 sssmsn -Four are after the Gothic
order and BY Nessrs Pollard Forsyth Amo' and Hart
who exhibits two) Mr. ssamsn'' design is Fassis.
one Of Mr. Hsrt's IS Cornthian column, surmounted
by an enclosed statue-snd that Of Mr. Leeyer % an
Egyptian obeli,k, on a massive base.
"MELAScHoLY OccURRENcE." u nder this title
W. noticed on Thur.dsy morning the osp,zng Of boat
o. the foot Of Bs,kwes Island with the supposed loss Of
several persons The Brooklyn Adr7rlsU learns from
good authority that ths Gull contained but two
persons John M-Dermo, and WIN. Croius, who CID not
perceive the danger they in from the close approx
ins.on Of sloop which nearing them rapidly
that they were unable 70 ward % the destruction tina,
threatened them. They were run down, the boat cap
sized and the young men succeeded in jumping On board
the slOop, thus saving their lives.
vsHoUsE-The Board of Aldermen, on
Tuesday lsst after much discussion, and some amend
men,s. adopted the bill reorgsnizing the Medical De
partmeut Of the AlnsHouse. The changes Introduced
h.ara
the humber classes and advantageous to the interests
OF medical and surgical science.
CHINESE JUSK-This vessel will remain for eN'
hblon only one WEEK longer and the curious viii DO
well 10 lose no time In seeing her She viii leave for
London thus early Ia order to make the passage before
the Fall storms in. AZ there not probability that
a second ship Of the kind viii ever undertake so long
voyage or succeed In il II she should advise al who
wish to inspect the most remarkable curiosity ever eN
hbited in this country no, to lose the opportunity Of
doing So We notice that Of the papers keep up the
Joke Of doubling the genuineness Of the Junk We sssure
our readers ths, needs only five minutes actual exam.
inston TO convince any that the Joke Is very poor
one.
"OVr DAMSED Sror. The most offensive spot
in our City is the southern end of the Psrk tits Insult
feraby so At this OF tho year There Ia 10 place
passed more frequently BY Strangers and no one nui.
sance abou, our City gives rise to stronger impression
that We keep hlthy town than this Those of our
citizens who are compelled cross this end OF the Park
will attest to lie horrible condluon-sspecialy in the
morning. Is IL not due 10 strangers who frequent the
Hoels numerous Ia this quarter, a. well as 10 our
selves that this nuisance be- a5sted VIII not our wor
thy Mayor look 10 this Take away those gates, des
troy the hiding places which they afford and exchange
themior poets and chain with strong shis shining
about them snd by doing be worthy Of the thanks OF
many who suffer from this unnecessary evil.
BOSTON
ISQUEsr.-Coroner w alters was yesterday call.
ed 10 hold inquest Al Mulberry st upon the body
of David Demarr aged - years who his death
by intemyerance and exposure. Verdict accordingly.
Also A. the corner OF South and Walnut sts upon
body which found floating In the East River Yer
dict-desth by drowning Also Al 50 Wes,-st upon
the body of unknown man, native OF Germany
eyed about 40 wears who found floating IN the
North River Verdlct-death by drowning.
PoLIcE-John Thomas was yesterday arrested
By officer Hamilton Of the First Ward charged with
stealing three barrels of -four worth $40 from board
brig Eenney kist. lying at pier No. 9, N r. He was
locked up.--.As Miss NJ c Martens, of No 6c Second.
avenue. passing through Grand ST. yesterday she
was followed By three girls, one Of whom, named Mary
Ann Bradley she detected In cutting her veil and the
lsce Of her yze,te which very much injured. On
making known the facts 10 Capt Mandeu Of the Eleventh
Ward officer was Despatched In pursui, OF them who
soon returned with Ann Bradley and her companions
Elizabeth COmstock and Mary Clements In whose pos
session found piece OF calico which they confessed
they had stolen from the Of Samuel Cooper, Ne
322 B1werv They were locked up % for their
inproper conduct Julia Hawkins yesterday ar.
rested by officer Willis, Of the Third District Ponce
Court charged with stealing gold chain gold loo Se
containing miniature, and gold pencil case Vsue1 ~
s35 from The house Of Mr. William Bishop, No 10 WI
letsL The articles were recovered and Julia ioeAeu