New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11
CITY ITEMS.

In Frankfortst. Alter the more DAssi's' eN's'
va over the festivities Of the evening yer. nosoeea Oy
an ,ocuen; speech from the Presden; Of the Iiederkahz
Or. HKxxASs LvprvIo, who paid warm tribute 70 me
saop;ei country which many ties bind the ADOPTED
cl,irsr ane especially the German. This VI" followed ~
excellent singing BY the Society alternating with speeches
from member, ard sues;s Among hs latter the speech
Of Herr BIEi~sTH President " TIE German society VI"
-ss-,v.a with .5scla enthsassn IRE soynen.s Of The
evening we're 7rossisd to late hour spd I'll parties 20
tired n h: hlshes, degree g''nse with ne sSca''oo
CHOICE FLOUR When we were vainiy labor
To-, for the overthrow Of The Ficur-Iryeeton mSnpoy
N or state we were otsn srgry renonsirsisi Win Is
srdesvcr.ns 70 destroy Ire high character Of Ns"-iok
Fiour IN Foreign Markets and the most tolsini 'nuePA
..ors Of commercial ana Industrial rain were freely n
talgsd b., the Nsr Constitution hss utterly Abolished
Flour luspecaor-whleh % AL We cksd Ane something
Overland yet cannot hear hat the character Of New
York sapernne has been SET back any On The contrary
every FIGURING NIL 10 on i,s good behavior and eA'n
barrel that come. into market mus, bring character
sons with Il. or the careful buysr constitutes himself Al
Inspector and does The duty Thoroughly without eomms
sion or fees Choice brands bring hgh prices ~skns
a. object with every miller 10 establish and MAINTAIN
character instead Of leaning that already made BY MS
ueishbor and seeking HIS prof. In making Flour which
will ,4sf pds the Inspector As >uperane Among the
choicest private brands have met 10 Inst OF Edsons
Railroad Nils" marked "F Z. NJ Edson Extra, which IS
soli in our City by Dows Cary. us wsshlnstonst In
confirmation OF gmen LADY who Is very critical
IN regard to Flour assures that this is about the best
she ever encountered.
TIE TEA.TABLE.-ln the Board OF Aldermen last
evening AID MEsERoLE offered resolution to abolish the
use Of cigars BY members in the res-room The resou-
ton was discussed length, mainly by AID MfsEsoLk IN
favor, and AID PuRsEs in opposition to it. II was 10
these words:
Rsolr<d That the keeper Of the City Hall be- and he Is
hereby directed no, 10 procure cigars Tor the use OF 'e
members Of the Common Council or any persons -
or Indirectly connected with the City Government mere
sfter
AID. MCsERoLE complained that the iea-Abe WAS not
as pentuy supplied "a IN former times, aud be believed
the cause Of It 70 be in consequence OF The immense NUM-
Der OF cigars used BY the members lie was opposed TO
cigars and went In FOX game.
AID PuHsEs said that the practice complained OF had
existed when Aid. Neserole In the msjoriiy-and 4
was singular that opposition had been so long delayed
The fact WAS the gentleman had long since threatened 10
introduce such resolution unless the TEA rAsLx was
furnished with Casrds bach Daes Quails &c which had
disappeared under the Wing administration. The ex-
pense instead Of being thousands was really only few
hundred dollarssnd If the gentleman did not smoke
was rather singular that he took cigars well as others
After considerable discussion, Aid TAPPLs proposed to
Danish canvas back ducks any other game birds rs
well as the cigars. Aid Meseroe accepted the amend
ment And the Alderman moved 10 add, +" and that the
resrabe DO abolished" This also was accepted, and
then the whole resolution was thrown out.
AMERICAN SEwiSaSILKMr jeffrey Hotchn-
SON Rlverhead l. Is ia town selling the beautiful vsrie
ties o, ewins-S manufactured by him and bis daughter
Margaret from rsw silk OF thsi- growing The Slik
i OF choice quality OF various vivid colors, and Is sold
a. moderate price aud hear with pleasure that Mr.
FAD. custo ner. IA most Of the best dwellings In town
We hope to hear that his business Increases from year 70
year-thAt Mss Margaret achieves Independents as well
&c heath aus honor IN her vocauoDani tina, American
silk growers will ere long supply the American demand
| for SILK To this end exhort everybody who buys
Sewing SILK At ell to buy the homemade article whenever
s 20 be had thus stimulate and extend the prodsc-
ton CT IT,
SuEscE THOSE DREADFUL Docs We sincere
Is eommserate the situation Of HowLES, who writes US
more in sorrow Than In sngr ON OF set Of bark
Ing dog. which from neghsoriag bIackniih's shop
HowIEa live. either ia wavsrypace. or slx,h-ayenue,
Or pace-mske The nights hltes and keep
our sleepy correspondent uncomortaby awake. We're It
Ia our power all unmely and voclfsrous dogs should
be bsnished % Capt Symme,'s Hole that freIt
might bs able duly appreciate hs TtHas each morn
ing. But IS II s appeal n his behalf to the tIsck-
smith question entreang him 70 abste those too noisy
guardians Of property only for the sake Of The con-.
yanlrg HoHtrR bu, OF many others who suffer ard
silent
II this appeal remain frutess, enly sy.se How
change ms ot.ngs 70 cule part u thu
! City
TIE sTErERMARSERs These accomplished mu
slcisns the zenith n pubic favor where they
are lkey rsmsin fixed stars though they may sp-
pear now In this place and 10 mat Il will always he
% have their esms fully recognized by delighted audi
Their sixth eoncsrt takes place this evening with
the usual variety Of brilliant auj pleasing pieces including
the Mdnlsht Review" the overture 10 william TELL and
the Introduction TO Donlze,tis T. Eisr F4more They
will have crowded house. for they have become the
| fashion.
TIE STEAMER WAsHIsGros Mr. MILLS. the
sgen. Of the Ocean steam Navigation Co. informs that
the Washington probably td sail before the 25th ut
Her regular day Of sailing the 18th, but she dii no,
arrive out tn the 18th Il would have almos, impos-
bic or her 70 take her and cargo BY the appointed
day.
! WAsHisGrOS MONUMEsT-We have to acknow-
ledge the receipt from the Monument Association Of
py Of Mr. Pollards design for the monument In COM
mon with our editorial brethren generally, totally
unable 70 discover In the design any peculiar fitness for
the purpose in qseson. and hist 1t may not b.
adopted.
Mr.. KINGS LECTURE Rev. I. s. KING OF
Charestown Mass will lecture this evening the Lycsum
upon the Revelations Of God in History Mr. X. enjoys
the reputation Of accomplished scholar and eloquent
speaker and the public may this evening expect from bin
an intellectual treat OF high order.
! MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIATIos.-The an
nua meeting OF this Association will be held this evening
at Clinton Hall, u o'clock. We learn that several dis
tinguished gentlemen will be present. and ha, the occa
sion promises 10 be one Of much interest.
~ The weather yesterday was bitter cold, snc
after the moderate state Of the atmosphere prevalent o
the past few weeks, rather too winisrish.
r. We call attention OF oar German readers 4
the advertisement Of Herr wagnltz In another column
EY- The MUSEUM presents attractive bill 10
In 10 lrnrnense nnutrnta NJ o.bsr nv