New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
CITY ITEMS.

greeted r-I loud cl-frs Hy tlf re Ni'"- .
was assembled Afc- ths c,o., of .he rcc Pie Cen
eraf IN company with hc COMMITTEES and several OF us
ia ,,i-,-ce. and Friends among oar citizens. drove
out 70 ri., tie public institutions and wo.ks of 'hc cry
Ar o'clock he lsf, for Washington bc.n. summoned
tl.,Asr by peremp,ory or,er. This speedy departure
will cause regret 20 our cazcn. who have hoped that
be would remain some days tie Guest of the cry
THE Work or NEWSPAPERS -No'od! WI. IT'S
ny been behind the scenes can know ho" mn,n .A'ol
goes 20 tae maSnsup Of tae newspaper t''i is .'.'
20 you with your coffee % breakfast l Is ea'y r's
and You never suspect 'Aai H "n' narn WORK se'-'
all and pu'1n- % ''seiler Il'fe l' 'e "'''' .".,'
s-nce from a.i i'rt' o' '-' "o' .,
gees oi tle Gay la'ol'' .''-s.
adrices from Mexico ot N-.'.'-- -'-
cvents OF tle day before 20 D.''.i'''. - .-'-'
ton Detroit Boston. anil almost c' 'i"Ali- ,.-,' UT
contents or al re country newspaper 'ni i'e GONG
IN your own CRY, worked over. condensed. ooleo
down srd arranged for your pleasure and nff1e'.cn.
How many bands and heais ha'e expended themselves
.n ilas ug che broad page over "Ai-A your eye wa.
dcrsl From early morning D' .'ns '-..'
they iolei 20 prepare thar mass % 'd'o'' ''' news
aui while You were setI'nS soA1 is'' '-' l-'-.
rat...us as, undeF tae direction o' N'.Al'- i''
u gltly v,,ls. they struck oh io edition. inc "''N
operations oi daily paper nclaae many ..'''
pr.n,er- pre-.mcn, editors reporters cef@ &c. "o''
OF these workmcu have toeratly busy -.e o. '' ''
ginning carly and working fnai and ia.e We ".l,-''e
the following account oi The eA4ien'e o- enc Oh
tci'er- from the French coT'0- Inc su'lo.' '- $40
sketch Is an employ OF me tisne1 press We
arrange matters somewhat '-"eI'n'9 '''''
can fashion; ,..
day have been io1fn'i..' 'o-','o' p. 10y,
D 4 HI..H rHn 40
cepuns ON tU h'e -i,'i ie-'i'is '' ''-' -, =,
7, r.,i. .5 nm, n,osrfr,cnts every dny.
'''. g., t. . 3,,. makes
10 my "oiN"- ''' , c,,.
/ 500 days thar have worked on the "'.! pi''
..t d t.,., ,,,..i "a, ,., 5-fl hui-cts OF news A.
I 49,. ..,., I'D facts or dif
eacA us'' ''l'''i'"' AGO.. .-,,, i,.,,
f,rent pieces OF news 10 follows tt nave '.'.. 'o
/ tl, world lf52oO "a .fcren. pieces ~ news
rrr l,, 90 collect and distribute these news ]
/ .,.. -..-..., DID f,,,ies which amounts
/ nave 80. 49, g.. g. ,,l.,-,,.s.
I o. 5000 leagues year ana ID io years. ~
The circuit OF Che 'efie.'.''l s.'o' ',,o
/ leagues 10 follows tn'' '' 10
/ pieces of news nave t''~'-" 80 ''''"
| third times tne circuit oi me so'''
u affirm, Oh my honoi '"'' l''
[ least attack ot that cruel ma'dy '''y' ''. s.".
this conclude tnat iAose o'.l@. ", WIN
travel ten leagues q a'y' WIZ H'' '''''
/ t-cf rom 'i'' '''''''' e,t.....
many Z" .'" ''', -, s,., rl,
pouoh Oh 'i''''''' -, sro Ono.
tor on inc average nave '''-''
year, "taou' ever dong INJURY !" ','' i' 80
may be TO the fallen "o''inlii- N' ""'," 'o'
less months, have 't"c''" "''H "' '9 ''''''
without truce OF respite. Consequently "ious" '','
publishers and editors oil the Joufnaia' nave maui
= 500 francs, OF which there remain lo'u"S 'nl '-.
SOC. about - POI "mcn nope WI" GETTY ''' '''''7
TO the Both oil the present mon'H
uo,.or, -,,rpurnn -Thi. notorious thief end female
colue~etcr il again In her old quarters az the Fcmh'
State Prson for seven years and siH months lor
counterfeit mJy IN, roop tbc repr,sentailo
b f rabn NJ Flrnonds and Mrs iarrham. thrf -he wu
P reformed and worthy woman. She went oa 20 com
pany with MIS- brute one o. ai,i.. ~ IN. Wrs'
Ter conduct there s said 70 have been n,'moa., .n
h, .yon i ,r' r. state pr on convict
Hudson River Chronicle
r-ysTb,si. ,he second or third h1lret of hmnder
, tib ma, t,n ,it forth respecting Honora shepherd
booi nj, the material facts arc lcft out and some mo-
fcts inserted i'm thsir stead Honora one Of ani
If countsreiter. and was trained from the cradle
mass bad money 70 was her vocation. just c slave
hoders the soldiers the pryatccr MANS and the sros
SELLERS is his She was finally detected convicted, SEN
10 prison and in tho course o. time behaving herse
ren,rkallv well she was pardoned appearing sincere
neD.tept and firmly resolved on leading correct life
D She went directly West not 20 join any com
inunity of Socialist but 70 work in "a privat
family Miss Bruce being engaged teacher in TN
same sccton) and she lived there for years niustn
q Gus blsmele-s and respected. not whisper 20 he
dsparacement came back 70 her friends here. and IN
loose assertion Of the Chronicle that her condu,
there s sai9 20 have been infamous lis snid we pr'
sumo by bro,helhuntns and sfoolpgeoning Police Of
f.ers and Sheriff. iackalis-am0unts % nofhn .-i0'
be wa. ultimately lurcd back 20 this City and involve
90 AGAIN in her old crimes we DO not know but her tru
history rouii strkne'v cxemplfy the force OF ear
bs5ir. and irpre..ons and the immense superiority
s. PeEvrNrloy 70 Punishment as a means OF repeln
crime We trust il may yet De written
N4Li-iNN 81 "AA i'-- i'o WE" VI "''0"''r ""
street and removing the buildings IN ~ course 20 Cna
ham-st 10 fast progressing. Numbers 80 ii and
Chatham have already disappeared, and a. and g.
also the higher numbers 70 50, inclusive, viii in
short twe be- partly demolished or moved back. III
g work Of widening consists in either chopping Oft Il