New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
CITY ITEMS

/ ..-v % .ta Institution The meeting Va ea-'1l ~ 20
der y Gen. JAxEs TALL~AD5E-sna selee' Dol
opened with 30 Or..ns Ode b. seaa >".ia NE y 80
BIC T. Curtis Coniac,cr Ar Anife"'' 'n1 O'
sans- =. T. Eas.su
r., r,rr,,psr announced briefly and Pertinenty
the .tecss Of the meeuns-ihe arrival 81 MATURE! 70
,ss -n.srute and III. i,s tests, party With ie" n
sroaus,ory observaalrs Gen. J. proceeded 70 rapid
-svsu Of the vas, and very varied Improvements 20
American fabrics he diverted particularly % ile
v.-iruery on exhibition 81 the Fair observing inN
.. are now % be seen 81 new improvements N ms
'-..- branch of our Manufactures which are con'i'
s-.s s5rthv of gold medal the Highest aNari % ne
American Institute There sre also two desirable M
--~sr,eut. Ia Cotton -spinnz machines. Of which zen
r took an opportunity % msks especia. mennon-Ile
General made many haPPy illusions ant closed y
storopris,ely introducing 20 TIE audience
Rev nr TY~s q tbs Cify-Nho proceeded 20
,s.--bsned and beautifully Norded Orsron oi some.
thing xe an hour ID icrEh. Tie reviewed 81 leD---
tbe -r,s. aims of the American insrtute-to improve
American Industry % encourage our worSHen 'Al.'
20 award such manifestations OF appreciation 20 these
shah ni.ss them only better aud their horcatons
al more .sful-n short 20 elevate American LABOR
and t bring o.t the sieut energy and ski OF American
Mechanics. 90 increase By honorable competition the
excellence OF the manufactures snd the nnsh o. our
artisan DR. T. adverted thence 20 the moral dignity
Of Human Labor lie must no; he said be expected 20
enter INTO any political DISCUS ton nor heightened
comment on The systems OF the dsy-nor anything
farther than superdcia. view
He went on to draw line Of bold and marked com
Dsrson between the condition Of the poor OF Europe
AMI our own Taere the pessautry-a name which TIE
speaker prayed never might apply % the An0ciH ar
sr-sre ground down beneath the heel OF s''ocrsiie
iespoc.m Here every mar hss an equal opportunity
rh his nesh5or 20 attain the highest honor Il Is $50
be- the Labor OF Free Men upon Free SOL that IS aa
u- the cunning srti6cer to exsct equality with the
proudesi In the and. The ailuson brought down 'aln
ser Of applause Let Us labor 81 al events sad he
nail ur The door Of janus for our People and strive
earnestly 70 encourage and develop whatever there
NAV be- among Is Of embryo Ful,ons and Vests and
and Powers Perhaps. continued the speaker there
.rs many such among u and this Institution may be
percbsucs the very one TO take them BY the hand Tor
assistance
Dr. T remarked as a Characteristic feature. mat
America Offers vast encourag cement 70 rising talen-no
peculiar EFFORT now i ieit 20 20 unnoueed or sn"ei
coined H. again drew picture Of the English peas
.n,ry and Of the operatives and in the aonrshins con
ft1n Of American Labor he thought be saw the true
criterion 70 ady e the National greatness OF this and
He closed by number ofhsppy hits and weA-turned
phrases Of which regret limited space ioroids
farther sketch.
- The Rev. DR. wa, listened to with deep sttenti n
and was greeted By demonstrations OF applause which
became perfectly uncomfortable long before he sat
dosn-when burst out 10 torrent Of miscellaneous
manifestations Of several minutes continuance
The evening CONCLUDED by weleNecuted
Chorus with a few nusl otservations from Gen Tall
uadse and At little after the densely packed Tab
e ernacle commenced disgorgng its living load The
Celebration well got up, and resulted IN an eN
ceedngiy pleasant manner, evidently TO the entire
satisfaction Of everybody concerned.
: Povo>As FESTIVAL Its really dazzling 70 90
shout among the gigantic vegetable jewels at the Pomo
logical Convention. Grapes ready 70 burst with the
condemned nectar which Ills their veins-pears. seem
ng in their variety snd richness Of hue Ike immense
edible agates and cornelans-and apples that make the
old fable OF Ataauta liable % the meanest capacity
are treEed about IN such lavish profusion could
only expect find feast Of Pomona herself Fron
the somewhat unchrystazed discussion that seemed
20 be bubbng up spontaneously ~ various parts OF tn'
room We picked ont the interesting and beautiful Fac
that pears grow better ounce bushes than on The
! native tree What fruitful subject OF contemplation
is here furnished "A theme upon which Memory sne
Imagination unite Ike -trakosch and Imm 10 play the
{ most lghtiuI variations How many poor, sour
crab applied hearts. from which the world never sue
ceeds in squeezing anything but few drops Of bitter
vinegar. would have grown red and golden with ruy
rpeness could they but have been given to some genial
and nouri.hing human quince-bush Think Of this
Old bachelors snd calculated fathers. For the first ind
gu, some sympathetic quincebush Of the female gen
der and get grated as soon possible And as to the
latter study your chidrens characters and endeavor
By kindness and ndug ence TO develop their instincts
and capabilities 80 that they may know how 10 select
the right tree upon which TO be engraited Could this
one single subject Of grating fairly understood and
wisely practicej throughout society, what magnificent
! neorations would take place IN the quality ana cos
dluon Of that acid and unrPened fruit Humanity
And as the Pathological Convention has made It's great
est discoveries In respect pears, il Is Ia pairs also
that We shoud expect the creates, improvement could
our idea OF Pom0 Humanitarian Grating be carried out
The Pomoogists are not only doing great good IN the
Improvement OF the fruits Of the earth, but they are
At the same time teaching lesson from which the
whole world might do well 10 profit
THE FALL Notwithstanding the kindly
feelings we entertain 70 the NewYork ha,ters Ind.
ridually and in q 5ody-or. If you choose. in hat
body-And the dslcacy We should feel in rubbing
lghest pen feather against the fur-yet stern sense
Of duty compe say that Fashion must nave taken
advantage OF the absence OF her sister Tasteor per
hap, soc may been ndu gng IN short nap which
10 allowable respects hsts-when she invented the
Fall Tile for lsis To make the best OF the matter We
can think nothing bu; particularly long joint OF
stove pipe with a narrow hem al the bottom. Now
heads require only hats but Mess.eurs Lesry. Beebe.
Genin Knox & Company, beg you 70 remember
that faces require brims-and brms too, which are
brine 20 conscious Is Genera Humanity Of this fact
that man 10 ike. TO put MS face under brim
lees bat than thrust ais head into tin kettle We
even know gentleman with long and something
o. conscience who continues 70 wear hs white hat 10
this day rather TRAN .rus h.mseii-or perhaps we
should sAy get trgs,ed-with tile Of the la,es, I'll
fashion. We hope The ha,ters VII remember that ia
Broadway e'pes.-le' hat''a , e-..,,'ans and that
although much may dueSSh froa their customers
yet taey themselves something good taste znd
T,rols5. Go. ra1 Air.-f,. talk ys.
ieriay among ihe Undated of Pau Desrochel
great picture Just arrived Ia this country. Of Napo