New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
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Lectures. Concerts. sc. Tonight.

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~ Il IS the fashion this season. much more
,hsn ever before for lsdes promenade Broadway 10
the morning in full out door costume-~hieh gives our
.resi horoughfsre unusual Air Of gsety and orii'
lance these sparkling mornings Handsome equipsse''
too are more and more frequently seen driven oy god
banded coschmen and attended by many esPed foot
men drawing up IN front OF the fashionable shops IN
stately procession, deposrng their delicate burdens
upon the crowded walk. peep in ST one oil 'nese -
cred temple. Of fashion. where the Goddess Cslcons
holds her mystic court would furnish food Tor many
psusnt and ed!fylng observation Here fair erea
ture half buried in costly silks snd isces with twenty
I've dollar bonnet on her pretty head hundred dollar
poke, handkerchief bubblng ike bit q sesiosm be-
tween her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES singers snd pair Of
bracelets on her arm worth enough to Sc, up young
mechanic in business who sits tumehns over noun
tain. OF fabrics worth their weight in gold pouing Der
beautiful lips and looking quite unhappy because she
canno, ind anything good enough TO 70 the Opera
on the next night Of Ernaai She has already her
rooms wardrobes AMI bureaus full Of dresses and
every species Of the psrsphernshs Of the toilette
scarcely soiIed With the wearing yet she will positive
Is pass miserable day because there IS not In Broad
way something still more useless still more expensive.
This far lady is not naturally selfish hard hearted,
nor cruel snd II she could only be carried for mo
meni 70 any Of the thousand scenes Of wrotched
ness and desttution trsnssciing within few steps Of
where she now seated the long pentup fountains OF
beneyoence and humanity would burst forth and over
low 10 tears She would hasten 70 stop with her cost
lies, laces yonder broken pane through which the
keen winter blast blows upon the squsd bed where lies
the sick mother sirainng her hungry babe 20 Der ex
hsusted bosom-the superb silks snd ss,ins which hesp
the front seat Of her csrsge would be wrapped around
the .hiyeriug forms Of those murmuriug children,
while the pe,horc purse would be speedily emPued
and the damp and gloomy hovel converted beneath ts
magic influence into the abode of smiling snd fulfilled
content Then after these pious duties were performed
how would swell her heart In the Joyful and noble
emotions until then strangers 90 her bosom How
would her whole being thr, with exquisite and pure
oy such rs All the wealth snd spendor and excite
uients fashion and battery could never bestow And
when she had departed from this humble scene, which
her presence had TRANSPORTED into paradise how dull
and tame and insignificant would seem all the gsudy
nothngs. an the aimless ambitions snd unenioyed
abundance which had til then been her whole OF life
How many new and lofty aspirations, worthy OF her
self and the immortal destiny Of her race and her an
geHc sex would spring up in her soul, thus in a
ment set free from the bonds Of convenonsism, only
strong because they are not resisted-snd how would
her free spirit away into spheres Of ennobng
action
But the wide door swings open held in the hand ~
obsequious smiling clerk the tall footman bends low
and cringes humbly he hands his mistress 10 her out
door cradle and the golden banded coschmsn listens
deierentialy the anguid order, Home, by way OF
stewarts"
ERNA>t-To-niehtt this isyorite and magnificent
work of Verdi the king Of modern Italians is perform
ed for the drst time this season with Trut and Bene
detti in the leading parts Grea, and expense
have been required put this opera upon the stage in
a manner and with a completeness never before Wit.
messed and the curiosity % and hear 10 q very
great We earn that the demand for places j.. very
great and 20 night will undoubtedly BE- Of ne great
nights of the season
.HopE CH,pEL'-In announcing the ate meet
Ing of the opponents OF Capital Punishment we should
have desi grated the place Hope Chapel lecture
Room That portion OF the building fitted mp as the
Chapel Is not used for any other purpose than Divine
worship Rev D. BELLAsW is Pastor Of the Society
The Lecture Room il about the level OF the street
spacious. commodous and inviting Hope Chapel 3
opposite the Newlors Hotel Broadway.
RrpoRriNG-The City Hall or Law Reporter.
of this paper feels called upon owing recent pro
ceedngs and in Justice % himself and his employers
% state that h. has received any remuneration
reward except bis regular salary for any purpose
whatever connected with bis employment a Report
or. His efor, has been, expected of him, 10
facts they arose and 10 make his reports the
best Of bis ability truthful snd correct.
HowARD HorEL-Tbis spacious and popular
house now conducted by Mr. C. L. COLE is ready 10
ceiye a few families or single bosriers tor the Winter
ami should presume location convenient 20 the
business portion Of City, in connection with the
merits Of the house would prompt applications
for an ts apartments The Howard now enjoys,
ia has long enjoyed large share Of patronage from
the mercantile and travelling classes.
~ The Wing General Committee called upon
Mr. FrLLnoRE. last evening, at the Irving House He
made mis- appearance IN the large Hal. where he wac
greeted by quite large meeting OF his friends Hon,
PHtrP HoNE made short address, to which Nh
FILLMORE replied In very happy and eloquent speech
paying beautiful compliment to Gen. TAYLOR Hon. !
J. A. CoLLrgR, one OF the Electors large also
called out aud made few happy remarks
u The "PARLoR GAZETTE" which has been
promised 80 long made its appearance Monday. i,
Is small and neatly arranged sheet filed with lively
gossiplng articles. The musical criticisms are written
by r. g. WHIT Esq formerly the critic Of the Coa.
ri,r and Enquire and the general editorial manage !
menti q. in the hands Of O. O. FosrER Esq who pos !
every qualification necessary make paper Of
this Kind successful. The numbers which have been |
issued are somewhat dishgured by typographical blum.
der., which detract from their appearance; but this is
easily remedied. The Ga-ste IL properly sustained !
will usefuly il vacancy 10 metropolitan liters
tire. We learn that il mas already met with much
colrsgement
IT A boy Of about eight years old died yester-
day In Willetst Of hydrophobls He bitten seve
eral months since Il should be remembered that there
exists substance said 70 be an nfalible specific
against this disease in substance called hydrophobne
and known We believe, to most physicians. The best
reliance. however Is cutting away the wound
possible after the bite. and cauierzing with
red bot iron This has far know Or have read