New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02
CITY ITEMS.


Nsw-YoRE FNHroSs FOE FEsRrsEY.-"The
taste and character Fl patton reknown BY ts csurie"
sss Mr. SOFT u li Broadway, In be kror - FsNs.oa
f. mi. monh and order that there may be no MS
take to The Aui character q the United States.
he isschss vith suitable mlnueness the veir latest
tunes As fln0ws;
Ora Cd1t-The short cfcaiGr cosk prev ais fcr wear
a. Tie 0rer4 Il Paris 70 called ire STassn1rI formed
Csnf. ard extends % The knee; and TIE collar. which
qle rrOw. T. the 10 give the same
eject % rs ~cSsr oiaess cloak, vi.h the attion
hni,h by su-mounirg Il with collar. which does no,
tsrsci cm the symmetry u the person The collar a o.
velvet edges q braid an TIE lining Of SIX serge With
The nleliirs Of wsdiirg, cf re- or Blue cashmere
witfeu' waf-i1s. The flv0rte color is tre.
sTfCr - ~ Sax ,,5rM.-Ths garment IS o. trah,
and without cutting il across the waist, Il takes tho
form Ct me customer without ,t.ng K closely The lapel
and collar nearly delicate those Of frock ecst,
and b. Is perfectly plain behind, with merely vsnt Ia the
back 81 the bottom Of ni1e inches, 70 favor ia rse
fo- those who ride HORSEBACK The edges are hound
with .gh braid gaoon, Aat the cuts are round and
shallow. The s'antu2 CT collar = only an nca o-so,
which with The lapel made a. n. As possible. The
col veve those OK al eoats Of fancy eelors
ne Ttn1e.-This garment e merely straight sirsle
breasted sack, male a. light as possible, With edges Of
vide brazil Toe sleeve al the Nrst i SNAPPED M spoon
So q, A0i % made Of tark green cloth The Innings are
put In pislly, with nternug and watdrg Tor ihoie 70
be worn for comfort In Winter.
Ff0ct Cog,-Tn garment Is longer than when last re-
ported Hh trhe mere spring IN the skirt ou, no fal.
q the waist Ii i made arSe, and 10 close easily all
the way up with. from 70 buttons and holes each
breast. srd holes and h-tors az each cuff ire cr-
ncrs Of which are rounded The ste-ssGs quite
50 much carved when last reported and while the
length Of ha coat Il increased, that Of the wast IL de-
crcasci. TIE backs quite narrow az the waist, aud
the shoulder seams src curved.
Drefs Crat-This garment Is becoming more delicate
and tasefu ard While the skirt "a loser The waist IS
shorter and the Goa. appears much more sressy.
WaiTcaaf Bon cashmere and white Marseille' mste
IN the rol collar style.
Paloas-ars no, so large nor 50 mu:h curved a, tie
insiep, as Wien last reported.
OrrrAGE.-Two well dressed men got into the
Harlem cars yesterday. near Princet and offered The
conductor whose IS aynird. worthless dollar bill
n payment for their fare JIG refused T. ard they paid him
in silver but when they left the car they knocked him
dovn and bruised him very badly They ped without
being arrested.
AcoiDEST.-A young woman named Ellen
RIG, had one Of her arms broken and otherwise
ver,y Injured by attempting to get shore from one Of
the at the foot Of Grsndsi before II was made
fas, TO the bridge
MElANcHorY ACADEMIA morning paper has
the following
sOn Saturday last, the pot-bost p K. Collins sen,
pilot ald tsO young men, Robert smith Of New York
and Andrew Foster Of Providence 10 board the brig
Robert Bruce from Belize then about 80 miles south oil
sandy Hook. TIE wind had been all The day, and was
thea. blowing furoUsly from the northwest. and heavy
cross running TIE pilot with great difficulty, and
At the Imminent risk Of hs e pat safely on board
the bfg but The attempt Of the oars belonging 70 the
boat dropped into the when in their Efforts to regain
H. the hawser which held them 10 the brig slipped or part
cd aud they drtted rapidly the leewari tossed about
on beat tor the space OF hour or more
exposed he intensity Of the north wind and drenchec
with The which wss constantly breaking over them
rendering them utterly msonsble; and when the collin
tCfa 10 and succeeded In throwing line within thei
REACH they lost 10 al nsenshity a. n disregard
the only means them from their per1us siiuaon
boat was then lowered rom the Collins bnt had )arey
touched the water broke the unlortuna;'
Young meu AID buried them. They were not seen AFTER
ward TIC best which had been lowed from toe Collins
was also ssampe1 Boh OF these young men were indus
rOns sri honest their attention 20 the calling and % the
interested their employers gave them some importance
among ihoae who follow hiI very arduous snd dangerous
profession Robert Smith was Doat-keeper-he lei
young wiisl thls city
~ Arrivals Of Passengers at the Port OF New
York m The month Of January, l-is
From Great Britain. 52i2 France, ,jsl Hamburg
/ 100; Bremen 292 Holland. ii3, Belgium, 2Js Al
other lAees, Isl. Total, 900.
RESCUED FROM DROWNINcA boy named job,
Nyer fell the water at the foot % sprug't yester
DAY afternoon, bat va, rescued by an o'ceF o. zoe hsh
Wsl.
KNOCKED DowN-Sarah Lawrence. residing a
20 Kige-st knocked down and severely Injured, las
night. In Attorney.st BY horse and wagon driven by
boy named ThOm ls We'll.
HALL rHEFT--The house Of Mr.. Fulton, To-
Frstst entered about O'Clock, las. evening, an'
| four oyorcosis stolen from the hall.
BURCLARY.-The house Of Mr.. Daybold, so AZ
onoy isi0nioIsy entered sunday night, an
robbed ~ s2i IN silver coin.