New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-16
CITY ITEMS.
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Y The cobwebs have nearly al disappeared
from TIE shutters II wsvery gsee and parts a. scent
and 81 any Of the palaces Of Our 5rsnneE asiocrssy
whose families have been founded since tier dNe.-
luzs you nsy the iavsris5le sgn nat PPer Zen
dom has returned 70 toru-rtsslict s stout pair Of
legs psrael With tie Gag stone' and sticking o-' '"o
feet Nth Al lrshwouan coseialf on the upper and
ing. supported 5y scru55lns6F1sh dexter sn1 SOP
bucket sinister There little lgii iust GOV II fash
ions5le life preparatory 70 ne breaking out o. ne
season Beside putting ihinss TO rights in iong-de-
serted mansions the aides hsve their Few dresses 70
buy and their new bonne:s 70 select strakoschs new
po.kas also 20 be Prsctsed and visiting ISIS 70 Dc
overnsu.ed AID corrected The lapse OF single sea
son sometimes makes great difference IN the adil''
s5tv Of people 20 the sacred precincts Of ae draw
/ ing.room A unsuccessful speculation in copper
stock ora corner in Reading bonds make sad work
.
faux o1s Isn't half - fatal 81 sn unucky speculation
and your extra sen,eel people viii forgive anything in
/ A. acquaintance rather than shallow pocket light
purse s heavy enough 70 drag whole family into the
1 rremedisb.e a5yss Of vulgariiy
] Wel-huuan nature is certainly queer thing enough
and democratic arisiocracy = one Of is queeresi
Manifestations Can anybody tel what ii requires to
become an arstocrat 10 this democratic metropolis
D a. PM -fl 1ros zee q
dy-uobody-eyerybody The retired tinker. the
lucky barber the hestes. grog seller the exaggerated
tape rnea.urer-au furnish capital frames upon which
20 build ID the animal called sristocrst Genius intel
leence gres, hesrtedness nobility Of soul-these may
truly be found Above B.eecker but they crsmmed
away into back room. il private boarding houses or
pushed over toward the East River. They sre not
wanted IN any respectable weL5uilt wefed quarter.
Alter all this ia right enough and beautifully illustrates
the principle Of distribution Il the few with brains
and heart. bad a.o tae money what mean miserable
., OF rssamuin. would the rest Of the world become
P.upersm d. the great social third estate which pre-
serves the balance OF power and keeps society from
/ rushing into iemonism.
/ lvueRANr..-This much. abused class have
reason 20 rejoice tina, step toward ameorsiing their
condition while in vansfu has lately been taken The
case Of the bark Aberi0ye. decided .ssi week By his
| nor. Judge Nelson, places them upon footing far
Different from Whist they was supposed 20 belong For
abuse 10 wss thought they must proceed against the
/ orao Thi. cause arose in this wise Immigrants on
board the A5erfoye from Liverpool 20 this port were
| kept a day. on short allowance the ship purPosely
not having taken on board her legal quota Of provs
ions on arrival here application was made 10 VIM
N Allen Esq -7 Wall . who fled libel against the
ship i was resisted the ground that process must
De against the owners dons. Of justice as they re-
side In Liverpool az the with nearly All owners
OF immigrant vessels Il FIRST came before bis honor
Judge Bett. He held IN favor Of the libel IN appeal
was taken Judge Nelson wisey and humanely A.
armed the decision The manner the question has
been fought has made litigation tedious as II was
important and as crsdtsble 70 the Proctor MI Allen
ss the decson Is advantageous 10 the Immigrant 40
this position in the law eniirey new. u 10 not too
much to say that NJ Allen IS worthy great commenda
ton for the research and legal acumen which toubte"
aided in It's establishment
THE OrFRA.-Last night as the most brilliant
Of this or any other At the Asior place Opera
House The audience was the largest which has ever
been collected together within It's walls and such a
display OF beauty fashion and taste sst presented
alone well WORTH the trouble and cost OF attendance
The success Of Mr.. FRYs undertaking may now be
considered irgmphanty established for a. long as
he gives rs such music heard last night people
will svsys throug % hear o. ErHdHi was magnificent
iy performed the orchestra under the admirable d.
reciion OF MARETzEE, played with exquisite hnsh and
taste and the chorus with rs added power was quite
superior TO any have yet had. TRUFrI who was in
excellent voice sang and acted ElrEa with passionate
truth 70 Nature We could not but regret however
that her costume IN the first set did not better
pond 10 the character BENEDErTr also sang in bis
best style and heartily spplsuded. The grand
male to the third rspturousy encored and the
performers called before the curtain, well at the
conclusion Of the Opera Erasi is to be repeated to
night with the same excellent cant and we have
doubt with the same overaowing attendance and en-
thusisstic appreciation.
II LOST. SrRAYED OR STOLTS-supposed 10
De concealed Somewhere between the Equator and the
Tropic Of Cspdcorn-the Indian Summer OF lsis.
suitable reward will be paid for It's recovery BY sundry
invad. sporismen poets and weather scribb!er. gen
eraly-snd especially BY the writer Of the City Items
p s-Re.pectsbe City references required to
zeuuineness. SC. &c.
~ Gung gives his first public entertainment
10 America at the Tabernacle TIL, evening The pro
grsmme contains some Of the choicest pieces played
By this truly superb band
u some OF our roughest-lookiug target shoot
ing companies, marching through Broadway enveoQed
10 the music OF a magnificent military band remind
one of slice Of rye aud indian done up IN glt-edged
paper
II Mr. FORREST IS drawing crowds OF admir-.
ers 10 the Broadway This evening be sppears as the
Gladiator To morrow evening /. appointed for his
benefit when he viii appear Lear. The manager
announces new Irish star IN the person Of Mr. MAC
AsrfY. from the London Thester.-sno,her bidder for
the mantle Of Tyrone Power.
MONUMENT To FARGls-The Monument b
Henry Fsrgs brennan, who was killed At the c0nha
grafton in Duane 81 the ith OF April asst has been
finished Il may now BE- seen at Mr. Browns yard,
ner Of Franklin and Green wich sts.
H0RsE-RADIsH AND LIBERTY.-Mr. b. Post,
Washington Market manufactures very choice Man
haitian. -Miied, Erslgent RAdish sauce, which
We cheerfuy recommend to the attention Of ePicures
Ills sauce must not be judged by The original Poetry
wherein he recommends L. for the after Is Of les. pun
gent favor and generally inferior quality Mr. Poe, S