New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13
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Turkey Buzzard species have been going on for sons
days in this City Yesterday sort Of crisis Il the
affair II there can be any crisis in the Matching OF
rotten egg call headed appeal 70 Patriotism has
been circulating for days in which public meet
ing s invoked 10 sustain the Administration IN lie rob
berry Of Mexico il is also intended possible 70 f.gct
en- Congress into snd interruptions psrti'
cpaon in this outrage than they have hitherto shown
Yesterday afternoon preliminary meeting vas led at
a rumuery Fulto1-sL which attended By some
twenty persons who after terrifying their patriotism
with horn spiece went up stairs and devoted them
selves for an hour or two TO the matter r hand with
the exception OF occasional Withdrawals the purpose
of private refreshment at the bar below. Considerable
discussion arose as to the time when the matter should
finally be brought head and TO whether il should
be exclusively party operation and be performed at
Tsmmsny Hall. One belliserent individual who lcok.
ed though he should have lection to conauerng
and dsvouring piece of any number OF fat or even
lean Mexicsns was for making it party business and
for having It done right of cause why Congress will
adjourn and can't be frightened unless it is tried
pretty soon This was overruled by the speech OF a
youthful patriot who thought that all parties ought to
have chance At the incubation and that the character
and Of the should be left TO the decision Of
posterity probably that any discussion Of them
I
ter arranged snd Of all parties who have any
patriotism" to have the opportunity Of giving it
vent sometime the fret OF next week go, gentlemen
who 60 for stealing on the national scale who have
hankerng for the extension OF slavery free
try. nows your time Hatch your turkey buzzsrds
egg
FRENCH OrERA.-The Courier des EtatS Jnis
says that the Courier Enquirer IL mistaken in
nouncing hs, the French Opera Company, now in New
Is.n..
The company is very successful at New.Or and
cannot be here before the end of May. and then where
can a theatre be found for it
PAwSBROKER's lNTEREsT.-Wo have seen aud
signed petition to the Legislature to reduce the rate OF
interest which Pswnbrokers authorized to charge
from - TO per cent Even that rate, We believe
Loaning Money Pledges would be abou, the bes, bu
siness for the Pswnbroker and the worst for the
munity that the Law smiles upon. |, probably cresss
rather more distress than il relieves.
FATAL CAsUALTY.--A Coroners inquest was
held yesterday at the City Hospital the corpse Of
Gsvel Brahsn, Irshmsn % years old, who was run
over by the wheel of truck on the corner OF Third
avenue and 33dst and died few hours stterwsrd IN
consequence.
~ Policemen Sheridan and McDonsd arrest
ed inuls,io named George Tresstor, about last even
ing on suspicion OF having been the robber of the iec-
graph office in Jersey City of 500 in silver coin last
Sunday evening,
~ A sailor of tho Sarah Sands fell into the
dock yesterday afternoon the foot of Markets., lie
was rescued in a very exhausted state by officer King
and taken TO the station house and restored
EYD A young thief entered the house OF Henry
Beekman, II Washington place yesterday while the
dinner table was being laid and stole spoons from the
table to the value of SIC Tho articles being missed the
boy was found under the sofa and handed over TO the
police.
LITERARY THEFI.-An Oxford copy OF John.
sons Dictionary oho stolen from the Office Of AID
Byrne, No Nssssu-st about T. NJ yesterday
! ry James w atson was arrested last night for
stealing $50 from VIM Brown, on the Points
Landlord and Tenant.
| 10 The Editor Of The Tribvr
Various plans have from time to tire been proposed
to render the relations Of landlord and tenant more ami
cable. am tenant and claim to be considered i'm
partial when say that from extensive knowledge, |
believe ths, landlords have quite much to complain Of
=. tenants II not more cause for irritation aud more
provocaton 10 be severe and s.fc, il their dealings
from the wsnton rockesnes, in the Of ther prop
ery By the tenants 10 say nothing OF being cheated cut
OF a good portion OF their rents which Know IS oen
the case The remedy for that however Is in Their own
power m absence OF al law by insisting on prepay
nent security. or payments at shor, intervals My
object this communication . 10 call the attention OF
tenants TO evil they al su.er most grsvousy frori
and 10 ask your opinion they are obliged to suor': &c
It. slude 10 the practice Of landlords &c elsn AZ sa-
tire quartz: OF year to rent their houses IN snoad ne
tenant wish TO move and By putting bi or ais house
on the Is; dag ofEeorlary sn6 thereby drawing groves
TO in the muddiest season Of the yes seepns your
servant running 20 the door al day and tracking your
house from top % bottom by lookns 81 u And ssx
/ Are not thirty day. from lst April 70 is: May 4.
suscient 10 lei OF hire ali The houses in the city.
Has landlord legal night by putting bill on his
house TO interfere with your quiet ana undstrrsed pos
/ session for the year agreed upon.
g. Has any ono light 10 enter your house 10 inspect
il without your permission. An answer will much
ohlse MANY TENANTS.
MEETING OF WoMES-A meeting % the women
of Philadelphia was held Feb. 6 at Franklin Hall TO
confer the subject Of Slavery and 10 take measures
to petition Congress and the Legislature OF this State
/ for its abolition
The meeting having been called to order. PAuIINA s
WsIGRT was chosen TO PRESIDE, ana HANNAH LIZ
| SrIcKNEr appointed Secretary
The President made brief and appropriate address
stating the obec, for which the meeting had been called
and gave interesting statement OF what she had her
self witnessed of Slavery.
Lucrets Mott addressed the meeting In an eloquent
and forcble urging upon ell present the duty
OF engaging IN the work Of the Abolition OF Slavery
aud gave an encouraging view Of the progress OF the
cause.
Forms of petrsns to Congress aud the Legislature
OF the State were presented to the meeting and sol
smn and esrnes, appeal made in behalf OF the Slave, IN
which the speaker urged upon women taeir obligation
TO be faithful TO the OF freedom to embrace every
opportunity TO promulgso It's principles and 10 abstain
from using the productions OF the unrequied toll OF
the Slave
~ Col CALIB CUSHING has received a gold
ring from some OF the ladies' Of NewourypoIt Ihe
ceremony of presentation took place IN the Town Hall
The Col received the ring the hands OF sr 10 years
Of sge who made him brief address, To which be re-
spobded in speech OF hall an hour
~ Col Caleb Cashine and his regiment. have
been ordered repair at once to Brszos De Santiago
DELAWARE AND RARiTAs CANAL. We are IN.
formed that this Canal will be opened the LET Of
March next II the Ice is out OF the river and canal