New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
! GOLD PENS -Bessei be the man who first In
vented gold pens Se8per parauS should be their motto
Flexible, enduring. beautiful gol pen Is never falling
friend q the writer Page after page up to volumes, ls
written smoothly and rapiiy-no mending rcquirel-no
renewal good one will last mans life time, properly
cared for Goose quilts obsolete IDEAS and those
elastic, corrosive iron pens rapidly becoming soas they
should. The distance between the magnetic telegraph
and Cave Johnsoo's mails a method Of Transmitting
Intelligence is not greater than The chasm between The
goosequ and the gold pen. Progress has been much
required IN facilities for cailgraphy IN other DEPART
ments Of arts Blessed be the man, again say,
who nrs Invented gold pens.
To LASDLORDs-Ac correspondent very properly
urges tina, tho rent Of premises TO lee should always be
stated when they advertised. This would save many
frui,lsss inquiries, and insure early letting. Every
man knows about how much be is able ard willing pay,
and Will look the places advertised that his
marx.
II Mr.. HENRY Herr, the distinguished pianist,
having found very extensive demand in this country for
the beautiful pianos from his mandatory In Paris, has
established agency in this City, where they may be
procured Of various descriptions and prices While he has
the Interior Of the instruments prepared ana flushed by
his Partisan workmen he designs have the woodwork
added this country, by which the objection heretofore
existing regards pianos OF Eopesn manufacture that
the wood was not adapted 20 our sfncsPhere VIII be
obvisted. The agency Of Mr. HERz IL az 3ls Broadway,
and commend readers 70 60 there they wish to
Instruments combining richness Of tone with the
greatest elegance OF finish.
JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL Messrs. Brad
bury Nash announces another Of their popular musical
entertainments for next Wednesday evening at the rsber
uace About hundred young singers viii perform,
all in uniform dresses. There will be crowd Of course
MUrIsY- ship Ann Louisa which sailed
Yesterday afternoon for Maauz came 10 anchor near the
Qirantlne Ground In consequence OF four Of her crew
having endeavored general revolt board the
vessel. The FIRST mate Immediately returned TO the City
ard procuring proper assistance and purchasing supply
of irons back prepared. 1t hoped 10 suppress
The mutiny.
l-J9 We call attention to the Temperance meet
Tag advertised In aHoher column to take plaza at the Ia
bsrnace on Monday evening Ex.Msyor HARPEs will
preside the occasion, and address will be delivered
by JOIN B. COUCH A the meeting Is TO celebrate the
niverssry Of Franklin Union, No l. Daughters Of Temper
auce there will doubtless be crowded audience.
lHE JOHN DONhEf.-lois IL n truly sensible
aud Instructive paper containing good pictures good
poetry erstraie Congressional reports and good jokes In
general. The following short essay In medicine Is from
the last number
Somebody has written the only sensible letter on
the choies the London Tunes in which 10 contenied
that the last and only hope Of curing the cholera TO at
the proportion Of twenty grains OF the former TO o Of the
later lfthss'o shall beg To run our chance with the
ehoeras the caomel and opium would leave US no hope
Have physicians who prescribe such doses no bowels
Miraculous EscAPE-A colored man. whose
name was not ss.ertsined while under the influences Of
liquor laid down the track Of the Harlem Railroad 10
Centre-,t Leonardst about O'Clock last evening
and but for MS fortunate discovery BY by he would
have been almost instantly killed BY car which
pdly approaching az the lime.
IsouEsr.-Coroner Walters held an inquest yes.
terisy At the house of Mr. John c. Moaau, No % West
Sxtseuthst. the body Of youns named ChAEcel
or B1wmso, about 81 years Of age who arrived in this
Citv aho,f 49,. Az. - On, HI,oi,er,v. oansn 90
From thu evidence 10 appears hst the deceased home
a, or oco,r the evening" before apparently quite we'll
eNcep, thai he complained of taglag cold bat In The
course OF tho night he went 60 MIR Moaa,rs room 10 act
sht and complained OF something catching his breath
ike sshms Mr. Meditt went COR physician ard on
returning IN about half hour oend him dead The jury
returned verdict Of death By congestion Of the uu pro-
duced BY s'oyere cold
GENERAL SEssIoSs-Mary Foulkc was tried for
nco The Jury found tho plsoaef sailiy o. pe larceny
only aud the Court remauded her for senense.. Louis
Of l. Demou. 60. Tho Jury without leaving the box
found verdict OF not suiliy..Ises JedSey Was tried
on an Indictment charging him with stealing 20 nom
letter witch had been given him BY Mr. W Nielsen. 81
Weschestar deliver 90 his Ia this city The JuFy
found the pfsoacr guilty Andrew III sins pleaded
saiiy o. ndicinsnt charging hiu with assault ana
battery On Mary pixur anA Ns fenaanGcd Tor sentence
Tho Court theu adjourned fog the day.
Poricv A desperate fellow. named John Nc.
Cek. arrested or theseuirs 20 iaks tho lie u his
only eha tie has hecn in the haht II aba,as bis wife
mVst shsmealy mRca g. ss Cor the interference
90 The neshhogs 60 preypet hos om hens murdered The
poor compelled hY h, hsIhaisy 60 resort "a
the charity ~ her shhos t0g hsf Aaohef
complaint has heen made ssanst him Coz asssalnas
woman asnisd Csfhasino heuG