New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ The bright sun, as II ensmorcd OF tncse lHil
northern attitudes still fingers amid our dresry heaven
while every eat in the dsmsntlng forest becomes
prism. rainbow fed layishns us wealth OF gorgeous
hues upon the forest summer, even AZ day
De-. ike the dolphin. ahou sslh psag .u'as'
Wh caor o gasp t~as
There il still a bslminess in ths air that makes Il
pleasant 10 be inhaled and though the breath of Win
ter now and then curdes the dew TO frost before u
reache. the earth and the sensitive flowers and grasses
have withered beneath their instructive prophecy OF
coming cold vet the blooms Of summer, faded from
field and arbor. all reproduced IN more brilliant
hues on the side Of Broadway IN an innnite vsr
ety OF shapes and shades-not forgetting sun shades
and the shapes OF the pretty promensders Society
seems thus endeavoring discover the secret OF pro
longing the festival OF the year and losing the
consciousness. OF Winter altogether. With the wealth
taste snd refinement rapidly concentrating IN our beau
tul Metropolis this Is becoming easy and delightful
task In the summer we hy from the baked desoation
Of the City to the fresh green fields and Joyous wood
paths Of the country while beneath the SHOWS and
blasts OF Winter the magnificent Ccnturyp plant OF
American srstocracy IS about TO rpen into blossom
So fades the glorious summer, unlsmented. and the
merry welcome Winter comes ON space
THICK As THREE ~ a BED.-Nory general and
vigorous complains are nttt hStilri bt NthhuiU~
system pursued on the Twenty seventh st. Railroad
cars Having occasion to ride up town yesterday AFTER
church we counted forty eight passengers in the car
built to carry but twenty After the car was full the
Conductor continued to take in passengers and
old ones too AS couldn't help thinking until the
whole number who had seated themselves were
one after another ousied make room Tor the ladies
If you please and obliged to stand up vaciatins be
a encountered with ba
bie. We got good hold OF one OF the raters, and
managed to maintain position very much resembling
tina, of guide post swinging and fro like the pea
dulum OF the City Hall Clock sunday excursion
THE GERMANtA SOCIETY This company OF IN
sirumenta performers "a one of the best compounded
most symmetrical aud effective bands ever heard in
this country and several of the members are urtuot
Of a very high order OF excellence There Is but one
hing wanting 20 make their entertainments the fashion
able rsge and nh their pockets with money This 10
change in the character of the music they play There
i an immense amount Of the glorious instrumental
music Of Beethoven Weber snd Mozart that has never
been heard public in the United states and the
Germania Society just the people who can play 1t
10 US Why then. will they dose US with such large
quantities of the insuferabe vspdity OF Lanner Gung
Sc SC l-oi which and kindred stuff, every ballroom
and cotllon band stuffs dd Ransedm They have An
unparalleled success within their reach-a success
which would be valuable in the improvement OF pub
lie taste profitable to themselves
AN EXTRA SLIcE-We are informed that
scene came OF during the performance OF New York
in Slices on Saturday night which was not in the
small bills some OF the reporters eonceying that a
character in the piece intended reflection upon
them commenced Kissing, and general row took
place between the reporters and some Of the actors
which ended in the former being put out Of the house
making a rushing exit o P and not waiting for the
sppauses and bouquets which doubt all ready
for them Il Is proper for us TO say that the slicer
Of The Tribune had nothing TO do with getting up the
piece at Burtons for which they have taken the
Of his sketches nor has he even seen it.
To- The different Conventions 10 nominate 10
members Of Assembly from this City meet this evening
At the appointed places WIN the officers Of the Con
ventons that notice Of their proceedings IS for
warded 10 our Office
The BARcLAY-sr. HoUsE.-This establishment,
formerly kept by Mr. ASDREw HARRISON, has been
purchased by Mr.. JoHS PArrES, long known as an
oblgng landlord in Cortlsndst. who has renovated the
entire house. The rooms have been newly painted
and the furniture almost entirely IA lie situated
Immediately in the vicinity Of the Albany steamboats,
morning and evening II offers the travelling public
comfortable and convenient resting place. The table
& kept in manner corresponding with other improve
ments.
~ There was a great gathering OF the Wings
OF the Thirteenth Ward Friday evening sst At Tha
Ian Hall. Among the speakers Hon. E. Jor Mon
Sls Of Philadelphia. MessrsJ B REED JOSEPH HoXIE
and T. L. sSow also made eloquent speeches. Aessrs.
MISSING, FRAzER and others gave some capital songs
tg- Mr. john MILLER the founder and long
the Editor and Proprietor Of the Proridencs Journal
died at the residence OF his sonin-lsw, Elias Smith.
ESQ this City yesterday morning in the 9Th year o.
his age His remains Will be taken 10 Providence for
lnterment
= It will be seen by the notice at our Edito-
rial Head that the Wing Young Men Of this City have
Grand rally tomorrow evening Vauxhan Garden
The speakers announced are HUGB MAXWELL, DAVID
GRAHAM THO L. ToNLISsoS WIN. Z. ROBINSON and
" B. blunt, Esqrs IL will be Of the largest and
we doubt not Of the most effective meetings Of the
campaign. The different Wing Clubs VI tae Cry, nin
music banners and artillery will be there The speakers
announced have promised be present snd others are
expected.
IRISH EXILEs.-There are now in our City some
ten twelve OF the patriotic young Irshmen who
were engaged in the recent movement for Ireland
emancipation. some Of them have come with price
upon their heads We welcome them b our hospitable
shores They have sacrificed fortunes and rsksd lhei
lives for their en.lsVed nation. We would suggest thai
public meeting be called Cssys, vauxhsD to welcome
them among Us, and 10 show that MITCHELL. MCGEE
DRUnN, CAsTwEEL, OFLAHERrY Mansfield and
others though hunted front the and Of their love BY hei
cruel oppressors will Sad friends protection and wei
come in the land Of Washington
/ rY' A Ball for the benefit Of the " ldow aud
orphans Of Capt JAMES DwIER will be given At the
Coliseum, $50 Broadway on Wednesday evening next
| NoGGs.-The advocates OF laughter and cold
water should not forget the lecture Of Noggs at the
Tabernacle tonight The HALLS spacious and the
securely fastened, so tina, very large number may
safely attend see advertisement
| The MONTGOMERY GUARD.-Thls veteran com
pany, Capt. THOMAS 5. MuRPHy make q target excur
sion today 70 Hoboken. The Company WA organizes
on the eth Of July, 1871 !; s under escelen: disci
| pllne and boasts VI the right sort Of oficers