New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-23
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10 Forsyth.st. NEw.YoRK, August p lsis
To the Editor Of The Tribune
DEAR SIR: Please not 10 send The Tribune to
my residence until you cease disappearing England
in the manner you have done for the last few weeks
| am sorry 10 give up the paper for have al
ways until the last few weeks considered II to he the
most honest and impartial paper in the City.
Yours respectfully,
T. WEATHERED
We sorry to par with Mr. Westhered, but
not conscious OF any misrepresentation, think, If bis
previous opinion candid, the loss his side. The
Tribune has always pursued the independent
endeavorng keep impartial record OF foreign well
domestic ine gence fire character Of this n,elg
or toe viw have taken Of CONFLICTS With his opinions
or psrtialdes, we cannot help FED
-" Remember the DEMONSTRATIONS FOR AL.
BASY at o'clock to-day, at the Mayors Office. There
hundreds totally destitute among the inhabitants OF
that City, whose emergencies call for Instant action
Let not the call be sighted
Y THE YoUNG FRIENDS OF IRELAND will
hold Meeting tonight, at Central Hall, Grand.st,-
70 commence at eight o'clock
The MoRAyIAS MINsTRELs-The public will
soon have an opportunity of satisfying their curiosity
concerning the Morsvian Mnstrels whose performsn.
ces have excited so much sensation various parts Of
Europe By reference TO our advertising columns, il
will be seen that their hrst Concert viii be given
Monday night Madlle sovarney has the reputation Of
being a charming vocalist she comes least from
most musical country aud inhers that native ondness
for sweet sounds. which a remarkable Characteristic
Of the sclsvonc races The writer Of this has heard
the Moravian peasants singing in chorus with the
sweetest Of voices on the hills around Znsim, the old
Capital Of Moravia If the performances Of these Min
stres equal his recolectons of those wild vintage
songs they will be indeed delightful.
" HAsISGroSs DIoRAMAs' will be exhibit
Ell this afternoon at o'clock a number of Sunday
Schools and Clergymen will be in attendance. The
afternoon affords excellent opportunity for ladies
and children We pleased 10 learn that these moral
Dorsmss are crowded nightly with sdniring spects.
The they present Of interest and beau
t. and well worthy visit from all who admire tine
music, painting and mechanism.
BANyARD's MONSTER PANoRAMA. The immense
painting Of the Missouri and Mississippi, which for
months past mas beea among the most attractive exhi
billions in this City will positively close in few days
We would recommend al who have not yet seen this
immense work to ys, it this day at 3 or O'Clock p NJ
DEATHS AT THE ENIGRANT's AND SEAMEN's
HosPirALs. Aug 2l.-Biddy Rourke, 80 arrived in the
William Carson Henry NOand 80 Daniel Ahern, -,
n the - George Patk Conner 20 IN the Chrisuana.
INQUEsTs.-Couner Walters held inquest
yesterday al No. So HudsOn-st on the BODY OF
80 wears Of axe named John stage who committed 81.
icde by drowning himself IN the river AZ the foot Of
Csrkson-st while laborng temporary arrangement Of
mind Verdict accordingly Also, At No 10 DOyerst
on the body Of an lrishman named Alexander bing
ham. who died suddenly yesterday morning while
gagged AZ his work The deceased mad complained Of
pain ia his heart shortly before and examination il
appeared that his death produced by that disease
Verdict accordingly.