New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
CITY ITEMS.

TANMANY HALL. This old Wig-wam has
been in scene Of mournfal excitement tor the
last few DAYS. Immediately on the arrival Of
the glorious news from Pennsylvania the large ban
ner suspended from the Hall across to the Park
fell on the street The portrait OF Loco'toco'
Ism hiding behind the pillar and trsmphng on the
balotbox was traod in the dust The ballot box al
nost vanished from sight as it sometimes does in a
Loco Foco row. The motto on the banner presented
queer appearance Liberty" rolled under a Bow
cry stage Equality was caught in the wheel OF an
applicant. and Fraternity" inside its acquaintance
with a small puddle in the street. Cass, OConor and
waworth were folded up out of sight and all the let
,erng save part OF the name Of the candidate for
Vice President wrapped out Of view, discovering
only the omn0us words . BHflcr"
Last night the faithful assembled at the Hall
while brass band embematc of the impudence Of
the party played some doeful tunes They pretended
10 meet to rejoice over victory In Ohio but
sEABuRY FoRD seems by the latest news TO be elected
the secret crept out that il genuine Wake over
Loco Focoism Everything was done decently as
could be expected The illus,riCus defunct form Of
Loco Focoism. borne from the scene OF it, untmely
death In Pennsylvania, laid out in the Hail.
Numerous candles were lighted. Is customary on
such occasions The mourners were not very numcr
GUS and At an early hour the doors were closed A
select lew alone remained 10 mourn the sad cassastro
phe and to weep over the dead body OF their political
idol Few hearts were 50 hard a. 10 be unmoyed by
the .pectacle-our tender sensibites contributed a
tear over the hieless corpseas silently sooquzed
There -t % rest ou 90. plioe Of shsm-
10 The grave shah Posoniy tag
Is DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CoRREsFoSDisG
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can Corresponding COMMITTEES held on Friday evening
the 18th inst the following resolutions were unanmo
y adopted
R..0ired That w. view with regret and ndignatiOn
the conduct of CORSELIu5 " LAWRENCE Collector u
TINS Port in dismlssing the eve Of Winter many
subordinate officers Ia the Customs respectable citizens
some ~ them advanced ia life Tor no other offence
than patriotic devotion % the principles and candidates
Of the Free Democracy. and We cannot but agOraoly
contrast their Independence with the subseryency that
dictated their removal
Res0ired That CORNELIUS W LAWRENCE in thus
permitting himself 70 be the instrument OF Southern
Prescription. and attempting 20 coerce those holding
office under bic appointment 70 sustain the Pro Slavery
nominations OF fraudulent and corrupt Presidential
Convention has degraded the high station he nils and
deeply disappointed the expectations OF those VINO have
long known him a citizen and regarded him
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, Chairman pro tenn
J jan Il PAr 1is5S, Secretaries
~ DR.. KirrRlDoE oilas NocGs a celebrated
Hydropathic Practitioner and Lecturer well known for
the amusing sketches which be has contributed to the
Lynn Pioneer and Boston CronotPs over the signature
Of soggs announces Lecture at the Broadway Tab
ernace Monday evening next Those who have
enjoyed the pleasure Of listening 10 Dr. Kittrdge will
require urging induce them 10 attend his lecture
Those who have not been fortunate may assured
hat by falling appear At the Tabernacle Monday
evening they will miss a rich and rare entertainment
Noggs i've Yankee. fresh from Down East, and
full Of mrth and wit-5ut il not be Inferred from
this fact that ne is entirely IN hi. advo-
cacy Of the Water Cure He formerly prsc-
ruoner the old plan but after much rejection came
. think there perhaps better way He crossed
the Atlantic, visited the principal Hydropsthc es,s5
hshments Europe (amOng them that Of Priessnitz
Grsefenburg) became thoroughly convinced Of the
efficacy VI the system and returning 10 his native
New England. endeayored 70 give evidence Of the faith
that was in him By practicing the Water Cure. In
taxing this course he encountered the rdcGle aud VIC
lent 0pposiroa OF many who had been bis devoted
friends lie had however. abiding faith in Truth
lie had satisfied sef AZ least that be right and
Ike David Crockett determined 70 20 ahead he did
20 ahead INTO an extensive and eminenty successful
practice hney induced to open his mouth in the
Synagogue and many Cooked 10 listen, a. they dou5,
les. vii a the Tabernsc.e.
The Boston Cir0l0,yps thus speaks Of Dr. Klttridge
visit 70 our City
NoGGs n NEwi YORK We congratulate our friends
in Newiork that the immortal Noggs il % be among
then-let their ri5s-we mean what say, no yurel
OF speech-lOck 70 ltnexi Monday night lecture
HytrOpathy This lecturing on Hydropathy by Noggs
may Be and doubtless Is very serious thing the drug
anL iyestgh doctors but il makes the people laugh
and Why not Laughing is half the philosophy Of The
thing and water the other half Soggs Is 70 have the
Tabernacle. Go and hear him Let those look grave
who are IN love with the grave Noggs mere than Al
most any doctor know, has broken terms with the
grave. He do NJ pstronise il in any way
PH0NO6RAPHr-THE Public ScHOOIs-We
understand that about thirty monitors Of The Publ,
schools have joined, are about 10 oin one Of ths
reporting classes Of Andrews & Boyle We should no
De surprised 70 see year hence Photography taught
IN most OF the Public schools OF the City Andrews &
Boyle vii commence several new clssaes on Monday
as viii be seen By referring 70 their advertisement