New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
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s.i.. Tc,.sr Br5isss, r-a Aa,oay-7rN ,ses above
/ Tn. I~DiA> SrNMrR-We adm.tthe correction
/ Of our respected eoiemporSry' OF the Erpre's ana
chccru.iy acknowledge that We ourselves found that
Indian summer-thoush no, exactly in the spot he De
.crihes When saw IT, il was summing Itself on one
OF orr benches by the Park Fountain aud admiuns o."
marble coping hs, surrounds tina, classical Je dedH-
although sometimes the let don't Il was as iAr ana
gentle vsaecd an Indian summer, too. as one would
wish 10 see OF Indian summer day and smiled upon
us gratefully for an attention in hunting up and re-
storing il 20 is anxious friends. The Fountain had
somehow got holiday for the occasion aud was leap
ing 40 and throwing millions Of summersets In the air,
lsvishing rainbows around in all directions. The orig
nal thirteen thousand nu ses in whose behalf We orig
nsly got up the tcnches the iron railing the marble
coping and al the appurieusnces aud herediIameni'
,hercunto belonging all on the ground each with
| laughing baby In her arms We noticed, 700, WITH
pleasure the polite consideration with which poor
manned and broke down soldier who bad crswled on,
to bek In the pleasant sunshine treated by every
boiv Even the new.boys who are always putting ~
their fingers % their noses sud manufacturing nagins
~ coffee mills left OF the sibss ano GERS and seemed
soieucd By the pleasant into very respectable
representations OF humanity. The TRANSPORTED goose
with whose stately proportions the congcnla wisdom "
pr CIV Fathers has adorned the municipal waste OF
waters sailed grsndy about the broad eNpsnse OF the
BASIN As il conscious that he was on bis holiday be
hayior and determined 70 make IA 1rablo impression
We I'D not see the Items OF the Erpess but We are
certain that be would have been highly delighted to
have formed feature OF this interesting scene.
PREMATURE FAscI>ArIONs.-it isn't quite lair
for ambitious mammas Sc, on their youngest dsugh
,crs In those bewitchns irresistible black gypses in
vented By GENIN and let them out to do damage IN
Broadway when they should be- At school Blu, then
We don't blame them much after all such love Of
hat as Genn gets up the pretty bright eyed dark
ring eted little crestures-so dclicatey trimmed with
cherry colored rosettes and pennsted With shining
,rich stresmer. would tempt amos, any mother TO
make an obiect-and a very beautiful object too, Of
her darling. These hats seem TO have touched uni
,srss chord la the female bosom and we scarcely see
,gely child in Broad way ssshou, Of them Genin
genius and an artist lie never sleeps himself, al
though he provide. his customers with superb maps
The influence OF such upon public taste IS not
only seen but Jef
RUvoRED FLGHr % Miss SsitH-We have
understood from source which gives considerable
FEASIBILITY to the rumor, that Miss Marietta smith
short time before her mysterious disappearance told
a female acquaintance that she hal been offered > a
.l.f no.
soon % leave for New Orleans aud that she would
probably accep, the offer. She also urged her friend
10 on her in the expedition The truth OF this rumor
might he ascertaned with little trouble and any know
ed. in the case would be- than the present un
certainty. Since the Common Council have resolved
70 offer reward for her discovery there is prospect
Of something being done, At least attempted.
M,RrErr. sNlrH.-The Erprss, speaking of
! the Disappearance of this young lady says
d. By the way we may as well nenton In this
nscton fact we nave not heard Of before, re-
ated IA morning print zone not prONsrbal Tor PROFIT
| ~ though After leaving the Normal school on the
day of her disappearance u - stated she called on
lend ia Elizabeth It and while there seemed TO mani
feet GOOD deal Of uncssines When she leit her
! friend accompanied her 10 the door, and discovered
that she went Ia direction opposite 10 that leading
| homeyssrd she called her and told her thst not
the way home To this Marietta paid no attent but
| kept on her way That the last time she
| by any II her friends This Is, certainly a new Incl
dent and Is likely to strengthen the suspicion that
elopement and not sn abduction has taken place
TRUfFi AND LABoRDE-To-night at the Italian
Opera we are have both the rival queens Of song,
each ia a fayonito character This brilliant and
wontcd attraction has but drawbsck-lhose who do
no, secure seats today or 90 early th. evening will
be unable 10 hear the sweet music behold the truly
dazzling presented by Opera !ou,e, crowded
with the beauty. fashion aud refinement OF the
tropous.
| IL GUNG'L and his band will delight the mu-
steal world Of EewYork third time TO night, at the
Tabernacle The crowds which attend his concerts
prove conclu,vely that their wonderful performance
Is appreciated and enjoyed il should be. No one,
therefore, who desires 10 know what orchestra
DO should fail 70 hear Gung1
ry VI. BEANoSr, from the Central Academy Of
Manufactures and Sciences, in Paris, is now in New
York. and intends give instruction la Practical Chem
stry and the other Natural Sciences, and In Mathe-
mates Engineering SC. &c. 70 a limited number u
private pupils. lie may be seen at 80 WAlkerst
CoRREcrIos.-In tie Philadelphia slice" pub
lshed in yesterdays Trjaa' the sicer' says Lam
5ard.i. is named south instead Of Cedar which has
received this double cognomen.
BEAUTIFUL SoSC.-De Begins, one OF the most
expressive and original Of composers has ust had
published BY Firth, Pond 4 Co sweet song, written
- the words Of Moore " When 70 ssd music silen, you
! listen"
SUDDEN DEATH.-A woman named Jane Kee-
nan residing az lJ2 Reade-s, i,n dead yesterday in
Washington Market while purchasing pound Of butter
T. re E4fsr # r,s r-is~..
was advertised in your paper Of Nov IT, 10
speak o. the evening Of that date public meeting
and IN The TtHH Of yesterday morning am noticed as
not having fulflled the engagement The facts were
these. gentleman called IN my absence 10 request
M 70 speak and IN eord that Haless h heard from rss
| h. should regard nay answer affirmative He was a,
once informed BY lstter that could not comply The
public snnunciation unauthorized and forbidden
Is i right that should be made 20 break engage
rnents never assumed and explicitly declined should
aot have noticed this had been the frat Of
| the kind II. w. BEscBEK
| BCRGLARY.-The shoe store OF Mr.. A. Tinker.
10 Ihlrd avenue Sss broken into few gnts ago and
| robbed AZ sl00 worth Of boots and shoes
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