New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
CITY ITEMS.


excellence The solo parts however. were but feeoy
sustained. and while approve the design Oh MI
Meig. in bringing into notice the gifted members
we mus, pro,es, agsns, plan which places them In po
sitions beyond their capacity and which only displays
r,ors p.lnsyv their various deficiencies Judas Mac
csbrus" is work well adapted 70 popular audiences
full Of ,rrips ,nere., and grand Effects The mighty
chorus.es and touching solos-now bewailing the i'm
pending destruction Of the Remains oil judah ana
now bursting into glorious hope and confidence a. the
Responding recognize in Judas leader born 10
save then the impetuous onset dsdsinfu OF danger
the exultaon and hymn Of thanksgiving for victory
the welcome to the eonquering hero and the nvoc alton
TO Peace-sll combine to give grande and variety to
the oratorio The opening chorus Our He 70, Erie nd
and Father Is no more" the gem of the perform
snce and highly cred,sbe to the ladies and gentlemen
of the Institute.
CHRIsrY's MrysIRELs-Is there man, woman
or child in New.York who has not heard these Min
sresi If So let every go tonight for II Is the last
opportunity These singers in their wsy, are genuine
artists What they attempt they do operfeeaop' which
is more than often o. said OF more smoisious AZ
,empts to amuse the public. They sing we'll psy well
and above all dance well and tonight IL the last night oil
their performance in Ncw.York for the present They
| viii have crowd.
BARK AsHoRE.-The British bark Day, so days
from Jersey Qsands) for NewYork, went on shore at
SANDY Hook one mile North Of Shrewsbury Inlet on
Thursday morning 3 o'clock. The master took pilot
on board the evening previous IS miles out but WAS un
willing to pay six dollars distance money. The pilot
accordingly turned TO sleep till hs vessel should get
near land He wss however, not called In time and the
mate ran square upon the beach, where she ley on
l. ...,s,n l,aeu hall.
hood of getting of The Day is old vessel of some
three hundred tons burden and in ballast, bound
here for a cargo of Grain. Major wandel and Capt
wooley wreckmssters have given all the assistance in
their power The fault lies with the msster and mate
not with the pilot
WHAT ARE THE CHILDREN OF THE Poor FED
os,In a certain Quarter of our City which is repre-
sentative OF several other quarters there ss dstery
large numbers of stables for appended to it.
and hogs seemingly nnumersble congregate thereand
more shabby vilsinous squeslers and grunters were
never seen But the cows deserve our especial notice
a. they are the nurses of the children OF our poor
They are chained in narrow stalls almost as dark as
dungeon. some six hundred Of them together. They
never 20 out of their oshsome prison except as one OF
their attendants said sometimes in Summer They
drink the dstiery swil almost constantly, and give
from to 10 quarts of milk each, and when they cease
to give milk they are taken to the shamoes' ineh
owners manage almost always TO have them taken tner'
before they die, in order TO sare heU lures oy kim.
them After death the mucous membrane oil tnes'
cows Is found studded entirely hled with military u
berces The virus of their disease passes on IN tnei
milk and thus their lives are very much prolonged
They would die in these places alter they cease
10 Give milk II Is well known that the milk is medium
n. 81 ha. 70 In
human ,pecies as well as animals But what feartu
thought il is that mother is saved from DEAN iror
scroa BY nursing her infant and giving the child th
terrible disease and that the creamy matter on disease
cows milk is the virus of disease, or in plain words,
l. corruption 1t becomes question ofimportance whc
way of pstronizing dstilery is worst-that OF usn
the milk or the alcohol Let all families see to IL an
1t know where their milk comes from.
!; ~ We learn that some seventy paupers wer
B. taken from the Aims House few days since for Ayr
8 cultural labor In NewJersey.
RANK VAULTS AND Iron CHEsrs.-In thes
o DAYS of picking the Locks on Bank Vaults, Clawin
}, them of from Iron Chests by decorating powder. an
cutting down Vault doors by ths Banks themselves
because the locks could not be opened with their keys
it is quite refreshing that Mr. John Savage
Q this City has invented perfectly secure method
boiling the doors OF Vaults and Chests on the inside an
q causing the bolts to DO drawn at any desired time by
D. block or other more desirable motive power. worl
ing model of this important and ingenious invention wi
= be exhibited to the Bank officers OF this City In tn
e course of two three days
d gr We are glad to hear of the continued SUD
- cess of Morris and Wiliss admirable Home Journal.
s. richly deserves it, We have never before had fsnil
newspaper unexceptionable and at the same tim
n SO full of interest and valuable The number for tn
" present week is truly excellent
D. ~ We have before taken occasion TO record GU
at opinion OF the merits of D. Grim e. Co.'S Patent f.
a generating heat for Steam Boilers &C. and glad thu
the entsrprising propretors find that encouragement
they so certainly deserve. We are confident that "
canno, confer greeter favor on those of reader
o. who about putting up stesmworks than TO invi'
I'd attention TO the Messrs Grifns advertisement in
at columns in which it will be that they refer to q
IL merous gentlemen in this and other cities, who hay
H. adopted the improvement and find 1t greatly to the
h advantage
a. ARRIVAL FROM CHIsA.--We learn from Il
eel Commercial that Rev. 8. X. Brown, lady and two Oh
" dren with three Chinese young men, arrived Thu
w day in the ship Huntress from China after very plea
en- voyage of ninety eight days Mr.. Brown was 4
several years Professor in the Institution for the De
~ and Dumb in this City, and was appointed in 1888
ne take charge OF the school for Chinese youth hen esa
shed Macao bat since removed to Hong Kong und
s the direction of the Morrison Education Society whlc
%. Is composed mainly of foreign residents in China
be- VIOLATING THE AUCTION LAws.-Daniel Fiel
Auctoneer of list Pesrlst yesterday arrested
n officers Norris bench warrant issued by the Cou
n of Sessions being indicted for having the 29ih
March last sold bill Of goods at auction TO Ira Morse
al Bridgeport Conn. which goods liable TO duty
not having rendered any account thereof or paid oy
as the auction dues. He was held 20 bail In the sum
or $500.
er COURT OF SESSIONS Trial Of William Johns0
OF resumed After the evidence and arguments the
was submitted under charge OF the Court 70 ths Jur
o. who rendered verdict of guilty Judgment deferf
JUS until Wednesday Edward Travis, indicted for graz
~ larceny in having the l4th instant stolen go
watch and other property to the value OF $50 plead
N guilty the charge and sent 10 the House of
. fuge-The Court adjourned until this morning ut
- O'Clock.
90, PoLIcE.-We noticed in yesterdays pap
ms the arrest BY officers Relyes and Cummings, OF
en- Lower Police Court OF Geo. NJ Niles and Oliver Wot
to charged with purchasing goods TO a considersi