New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
CITY ITEMS.

p" u,epceruent and must have been extremely
~ - =, them. Fraule.n Lovsrney possesses
81, mower and ccsrness, and was encored
- ,,oioy mountain melody Of the Swiss Girl
-. ..nr the exquisite National ballad OF " Mem
9TH IL. Alpine refrain, in which he was warm
- his imitation of the French horn was not
i...sf,l. but as singer. his talseito voice u one
amos, we ever beard. The most striking part oil
1 ..,o,tainneni however, was the performance oil
4 s,5oel on the Xyl0cordeOn- From number Of
-. tiocks. laid upon bands Of straw, he brought
,,De. Of liquid purity and sweetness Truly sur
L., The rapidity and delicacy OF his touch, and
- with which he performed the most difcul.
~es excited long continued and rapturous applause.
.ccess of the Moreyians has been at once decided,
hci- future concerts al the Apollo which has been
L.5upin very neat and tasteful manner certain
=, ,hroneed with oyerflowing audiences.
~. NIgIo's was crowded last night to over
ssng From Dit to dome, one complete jam Of
,sionsbles was gathered TO hear Madame Laborde IN
Fiit da Re9tucHf The opera seem to have sprung
80 renewed life after the present stars have di'ap
AIRED we shall have the Italian Company ana ''e
L,s.ne Winter will no doubt be even richer IN Hu'ca
,zary than the last
i urs,cAL.-We learn that " Henri Herr VINO
.ow IN this City intends giving concert ID p"o
.,ee weeks This win be welcome news 70 'he mus
rpubHc. VI strakosch who gave concert al ROCK
,sy ON Saturday night at which nearly everybody
dong the shore" present, vii. soon appear 10
Boston. o.,
p,pyRtoeRApHs- c have been favored with
,,,hi Of some very beautiful and curious specimens
4 eatpspcr drawing by signor D. GAMhERpiNI'
,og Italian artist His portrait Of Plus * surround
a win magnificent garland Of flowers, obtained the
card Of A medal Of honor from his Holiness The
.boe picture with It's delicate outlines, and shading 50
.omuleteiy initiated siahF. 30 taken for fhc
cork Of the pencil i cut from single sheet OF paper
~ tho scissors alone II s entirely new style OF art
recurring the incest perception Of form, and patience
that appears remarkable The artist also showed US
,,lendd antique vase Of flowers with figures in bas.
,eef and tine equestrian picture Of Gen. Taylor IN
me same style. An excellent photographic copy OF the
rortai, OF Plus X has been made 800 copies OF which
,.l be sold, representing that number Of shares in
raaie for the original which may BE- at Colemans
9Ol Broadway. signor GAMBERDINr is preparing a
magnificent papyrograph Of all the Presidents to be
disposed OF In the same manner
To RELIEvE BKOADwAY.-Let only hall the
preent number Of each OF the lines of stages 60 all
the way to the Battery The South Ferry. Let the
other hafsto at Chembersst and Broadway Chambers
It. and West Broadway and on the East side at the foot
Of the Park Let all the hacks now stationed in Broad
way opposite the Park be stationed in Fulton and We
sey sts BY this arrangement the public will be as
well ccommodated-Broadway viii he very much re-
Heved where the greatest pressure exists and the
owners of the stages viii make much money, and
save a vast smoant of horse flesh and wagontre
DRowSED-A boy named Lewis Baddle, aged
sbout II years slipped from the dock at the foot Of
Forty secondst on Sunday afternoon and was drowned
He body has not yet been recovered.
DEATHS AT TIE EMIGRAST AND MARINE Hos
PITFALLS Aug % and 27--lohn Craddock, q, arrived in
the l. Fitzgerald Mary DeyiLe. IL, In the happahan
mock William Delves, 81, in the Forest Monarch
Charles McGven ~, in she Yorkshire William Muir
raw o. in the Queen of the West Charles Satterworth
81 in the Lord Jaudon; James Wright 30 In the Con
sttuton; James Hyde (or iiiie) 39 returned soldier
in the Arkansas Thomas Caldwell II. in the Fareham
Sarah White, 80, in the Queen of the West
Yesterday was an exceedingly busy day at The Com
nissioners Office there having been recently large
number of passengers aud great demand for relief
consequently much severe duty devolves upon Mr.
Thatcher the Superintendent and the other gentlemen
attached to the establishment. Several of the appi
csnis were sick, and were sent to the Hospital
FisHING.--The steamboat Highlander will make
an excursion to the Fishing Banks on Wednesday, Au
gust 90 see advertisement
An EXTENSIVE HAUL.-Oncer WEIGH yester
day arrested five girls OF bad character named Harriet
Evans Janet Pheny, Maria Miller, Maria Robinson and
Maria McGown on a charge Of having been concerned |
IN rObbiDg an Engishman long resident OF Augusta,
Michigan named Richard Reynolds Of upward OF $1,000
in gold at house the Five Points. 1t appears that
Is. De had returned from his native cOun
try IN the ship Delta with the before mentioned sum
which had recently been bequeathed by relative and
that while strOlling through the Points on FRIDAY nsh
he WAS duly taken in and done Tor.
INoUEsr.-The Coroner yesterday held an IN
cues, upon the body of an unknown man supposed 10
be native OF Ireland about 80 years old VINO was ound
n eating in the slip al the foot OF Cortland-st From
appcsrances of the body IL evident that he had
come TO his death by drowning and verdict was rem
dered to that effect
PoIICB-Ofhcer Bryant yesterday arrested two
Young fellows calling themselves Robert Anderson and
Joseph Eldridge for derauding countryman, named
Livingston, by the drop game IA ienaie hsihsu
Elizabeth Chapman, arrested yesterday, and de-
detained on charge OF stealing quantity oil clothing
Ind $40 in money from Mary Cogan William smith
was also locked up for stealing quantity OF clothing
CRoToN WATER.-W cheerlully give place to
DR.. Colinss udicous testimony in behalf of the Dia
one OF the best inventions OF the day
Ma EDrToR Some months since, an agent called at
my house with one of the Diaphragm Filters, and re
anesed the privilege of attaching It to one OF my Croton
water faucets in order to show me more fully It's modas
opoand consented 10 try the Filter but at the same
time did not consider IL of any very great lmpor
lance being accustomed to use the water without
altering thought the instrument one OF the unneces
sares. and made more for speculation than anything
else but apon seeing the quantity Of vegetable and
earthly matter contained in the CrOton Water, which
is thoroughly removed by this simple and admirable
instrument and little reelection upon the sub
ject most fully persuaded that such impurities
are dele,erious to the animal economy md mpOr.
tant to be removed There is even percepubo
difference in the taste of the before and after
hltering The CrotOn. especially IN the warm weather,
IL Objectionable il issues from the hydrant but when
restored TO it's Natural purity and then iced offers
regse for the infusion o. LITTLE brGRdy-bcing in lie
purity the best of beverages for the Summer And GER
ainy for ordinary culinary purposes, we should take
all care to have pure wseF II We wish to promote good
health There are plenty of other causes beyond our
reach affecting our heshs in this Cir 80 think that
In the important article of water should endeavor
10 have il In It's greatest purity, especially when II can
be 90 obtained with 90 little trouble and by an article
go simple and wholesome in its construction There Is
no doubt but that profit is the main object in producing
the Filter Yet consider that every person who uses
derives greater benefit than the vender does from
the price received ! paid four dollars for mine, but
should ask pretty large profit on my investment, II
knew not where TO obtain another.
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