New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

LANGUAGE asters-5ut what 10 most wanted Is corps
o. frstrt.s manners matters. A. popular place CT
public snlusemeIt last evening where most Of the "a
dies were 10 fl dress and French fans we're aaisFns
ike butterflies IL 81 directions. We saw couple CT
young gentlemen each occupying a. entire sofa, their
head. ogeiher ard their lanky persons extended a.
fall length upon the velvet-boots and all. They were
apparently medical students but they can't have got
70 symptoma,ology yet or they would no, have been
% indifferent 10 the very marked symptom, Of ndis
nation breskin. out all about them. AZ length pro-
lessor Of o5streperoustc. vugsrly known as police
aan tapped the young Galens the head and to the
surprise Of every body brought them to their senses
no one having supposed for moment thsi their brains
AZ in that quarter.
tY- Some Of the omnibus lines IN Philadelphia
hsve reduced their fare 10 three cont.-sn example
watch we expect to zee run into the ground in New.
York directly By the way what has become Of "ihe
Drivers Ornf" Did I, bresk down, or was II bought
OF
STRANGERS IS TJws.-Cspt. Johnston. packet
ship Victoria Capt :. Z Anderson, L. : A., and
Capt Tatnall L. : y. among the arrivals a, the
Astor House yesterday.
Lieut. G H. Prcble Z. Z \. s y. Lee. Z. :. n Or.
]. B. Gould. L. ! n; G. H Hare, L. :. n; :. NJ Ball
o. : A. and Madame Achile Murst, Fla Al the
American Hotel yesterday.
~ Sig. A. Robbie, distinguished Italian vio-
nist makes his debut Nblos this evening, on
sion Of Hackstts benefit when Of course there will be
crowded house sig. is genuine pupil Of Paga-
mini he has recently arrived here from America
where be has been successful.
gE- The Indian Summer has no. yet come
with It's dreamy days and delicious nights but the
great California Panorama at Stoppani Hall Is equally
pleasant and does Mt have be waited for 10
open every evening.
ARRIVAL or The HERaANS.-Ths fsvorite
steamer arrived yesterday afternoon AZ about ocook
after voyage Of fifteen days from Southampton, which
place .be left on the 2Oth. she bring. large cargo
and one kanirsd asd ssreyi'so passengers We are
GA 10 see this excellent line Of steamers doing good
business
On Thursday a, 6 PM the Hermann met the Cam
bris, which left here for Liverpool on Wednesday
She wss 2Os miles from Sandy Hook
u Among the names OF the passengers By the
Canads. is TIA, Of Rev. DR.. Knox Of this City
r Among the passengers by the Hermann
Asior.p place Opera and Max Msretzek the impressro
Of the same.
DISTINCTIVE FRA FIRE broke on. about !
o'clock last night 10 the sugar-house, No; ?l Washing
iou.st between Rector and Norris sis. and quickly
communicated 10 siorehouse, No. 90. and enigrsni
boarding houses Noe 80 and - Il bids fair 70 destroy
the whole Of them
HoxiSY.--This old fashioned Yankee dish
is manufactured In the best (beins kiln dried
by steam process 10 rust sour 81 the
\. A Phslsnx. Red Bank, J. and put up in barrels
hAfhAres and bags Of ten TO twenty pounds TO meet
the wants OF customers IL 10 sold By Z. n. Kellogg
lso Fult5nst near Washington Market and we urge
n. lovers Of simple snd wholesome Injuries 70 give I,
trial
The orEAS.ANERIcAS.-Ws are requested
to give notice that the Europesn.Anericsn" will
hereafter be semi weekly paper. The nrst number Of
rs edlusn viii b published on Wednesday next
aud will contain highly interesting articles cor
respondsnee from Italy, also the continuation OF the
Mysteries Rome snd article Es'isN Espior
ags IN New York, discovered by the Editor
'lsrERSArIoSAL ART USIos. The pointed a
lasion. Of Ms.srs Goupil, vlbert 3 Co in their card
OF yesterday eonsusin to Say that do not End
their portion essentially improved BY tia, card. On
their ASSURANCE Toe pictures Of The Dad ChTtt
and C1Larss Leari7s Sei0ol copies, cheer.
fay state that fact though doubt the omnlscence
Implied their posiave assertion that the contrary
ass not been stated ~-Whesher they gain anything
oy proving tia; thought better Of their enterprise
when knew less OF IL than We DO now the public
Will Judge The idea Of Intern tionsi Art union Is
good one, and many Of the features OF their plan
heartily s2proye An Art-UGion thai would serve
really and mainly eIeAaass Of American for For
eigu Works Of Art 70 the mutual benefit and ss.isisc
| tioa OF al pAr.!ss should heartily support An
AT Union that luits the patronage OF American Art
s;s and wthdraws attention from their achievement.
DO not Ike. DO 70 admit that cur eoun
try has everything TO learn and receive, nothin. ic
teach and confer, in the way Of Painting Sculpture
| &c Bat the thorough lndenrfcsnoa Of he Inferno
uona with private interests, AMI the withdrsTA Ol
patronage iran the American Art Uaion effected BY Il
are our NAN grounds Of exception The reader vii
ldge how far We were wrong In our previous article
as regard, iaese points
| GsEAr EXCITEMENT About TIE GOLD.-Ihoa-
s,nes Of or weathesi citizens with their wives AID
children, visit the great Csforuia Panorama At stop
pAni Hal, where The whole voyage from the Delaware
II
yoa- ibis Is the mos, extraordinary picture ever pre-
'ented 70 the American pgslc.
| NESLELIs BELLs.-Mi. Andrew Nenee.y, toe
widely known bel founder Of West Troy, hst o1.i Up
for himself Al almost Nstions reputation, y iakins
care 70 ssnd Get bot frstrs bes and trying 70
make each one a III better than Tie last He hs'
three church oeI- 90 exhibition a; tie Fair weighing
ls5 1850 aad 80 ss respectively and cast TO chime
With each other These on the bridge, ard IN The
Garden . louria OF smaller sIe, intended - pres
eni 10 Geo Taylor. which received silver media pre-
mum a. ;se ate state Fslr. Il b-sgffzl specimen
and ss admirable in tone A. n anish. TIE Freeman
Journal speaks warmly IN praise Of bells walsh Mr.
Aeneely las recently furnished 70 cs.aoh, Caurehes
BE AAs resolved agE premiums froG dl-ereri lir'
AID vii probably receive more, though eiss oagsi 70
ssssiy ose nka.