New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19

After tais gratifying expression OF the peopss 70
.2ect the Company tled into The anse- room, vhers
having piled their anna they mingled With their fellow
cit seDs to enjoy the scene before nsr-
BAssARlrr-Eyery once IN while We see
.ock Of sheep driven through the ssrests and 'sdo"
wi,hou, wstnesslps the inno.st:on OF one Or two
| Of the poor creAsures beneath The Wheels OF the
nnurerabl- vehicles Of oil descriptions amid and under
which they dodge along On wednesday ve ssv ssses
this kind that stirred up every drep Of blood IN Our
veins with pity and indignation. sheep. sounsoo~
sirsyei from the eock striving with eesaufs
PsrrEseiiy 10 mAks her way under the heels OF me
horses and the wheels Of drsys and onnlbgs - reon
her associates. when draymAn seeing her an direct
ly In frcrt Of he wheels gave hs horse ehfrss sHi
drove directly over her thigh she lay quite sall III
the wheel had passed over her. and then bounded
away on her three remslnins lcss 10 search OF her
coupsnions We looked up and that the drsy'
man WAS grsy headed old man. and We went On
slowly nusng and wondering to what purpose - asf
lived ~ long
There /, another sisht equally a. distressing {" NE
sheep-aoeks driven through the streets We mean the
carrying them about IN wagons, frequently Win 'n~f
heads hanging the ssdes and their tongues prota
aed in the las, ssonies Of slow choking 70 death
Such inhumsniiy beiorgs exclusively TO eivihxsocs'
Bsrbsrisns torture the dumb animals Who mimic
| ter to their necessities
| GRrISwicH-srRxKr. This street. 90 famous Ia
old time for ito many srisocrsue resdsnees 10 wholly
transformed The nobbsh door plates have been
moved and the walls ornsmented with portsasous
Dutch sgns indicating that beer aud boarding. tobacco
and private lodgings rushei 10 ems the
mOst favorable terms In the parlor Windows where
once glanced the white and dainty fsccs Of osr
upper ten" fair lsidies, lssue clouds OF sshsn
colored smoke from pipes Of German emisrsnts ast
come over in the steersse and bound up the River %
the first bost 70 seek their fortunes and become the
nobility ss their ancestors have done. OF some new
New.york TO spring up In the Far West
We had not passed through Greenwicost for soms
months until yesterday. and surprised ct the eS
ten.lve changes which had been going IN the lower
portion of IT, well stunned oy the increased ou,-
tie and business cls,ter everywhere percepae's To-
deed do not know what 10 TO become of the lower
par. Of New York Island, anyhow. few years more.
At the present rate OF increase, viii 80 hrong and
choke 10 principal to make them utterly Ina
passsble Even now, 1t 10 probably ~ dangerous b,
cross Broadway ~ the Atlantic.
HELL GArE RocKs-A Government survey Of
the dsnsepbus rocks at Hell Gate and the mouth OF
Harlem River has just been completed BY Lieut. WOOD
hull who has gone to Washington to report bis lahore
Little Hell Gate IL DISTRACTED by rock Ia the middle
of the channel II ths rock were removed, and some
work done on three ANAL shoals vessels could pass
through H. and thus relieve the Large Gate daring
crowded state OF that wafer. In thu survey OF the
mouth OF Harlem River, Lieut. Woodruff ascersaIsd
that the Of the stone piers Of an old bridge e
tending from New.York Island to wsrds Island. are
L. -. ahatrfirttuH the
ch snnel and cudaps ering navigation Thess rocks
could bs removed for Q small sum. Lieut. woodruff
expresses the opinion that both Little Hell Gate and
the mouth of Harlem River could be- made Of ssfs nsv
cation for the small sum Of 5000 ssoooi stiains
amount. compared with the importance OF the WORK
Pot Rock" which Is the cause Of onshsf the namer
an, d,.s,ers In Hell Gate, he thinks can be blown ~
niece, for $1,000. lie suggests an iron tripod to BE-
liked to the rock, which 10 Of eonca shape, and on
,hi. tripod to erect a Ssging on which the workmen
could ooerse with drill ia the rock below, and pens
,rss in to the depth of 30 feet with shaf inches In
diameter In which could be Inserted metal tube, and
this supplied with heavy charge of sadpowdsr. and
IN. whole rock removed by ono bsst We hope Gov
ernmen, will take immediate measures TO carry out
these suggestions.
MoRRi.rAsA-rhis pretty little village, just
beyond Harlem ycsr old on Friday last, on
which occasion an Anniversary celebration wss Intend
cd but the severe storm blew II until yesterday
when II came off in 6ns style. The inhsoitsnts sssss
ed by about 300 persons from this city got up sort OF
social pic mic temperance espsrty ct when not col
fac and tosst were discussed, and speeches made by
.,y.rsl clergymen from New York and Brooklyn Tie
whole affair was In keeping with tho hne weather. and
the Walters returned well satisfied With their excur-
sion.
ADAsogRous PLAcE.-On Wednesday night,
carriage No 23l, belonging TO Beach Philippe 10 N~
raw r WAS cspszed into the excavation on inc corner
Cedar st. the site Of the Old City Hotel. by Which the
carriage wss broken 10 many plscsssnd 10 WAS win he
utmost difficulty that the horses were sxtficased--
Thisis tho same building place ut which the mats OF
the ship jamestown broke his leg the other night
There wss no light there last night nor any guard to
prevent wheels or parsons from running on. Such
csreessneu should not be tolerated
FiRy.-At about 2 A. NJ. yesterday, q ire
broke GU, in the di.lery In shsrinst between stan
ION and Houston supposed have been caused b the
bur.,iox Of splrtlsmp II was promptly extingosa'
ed. with very little damage to the building but Two
o.,.oD. engaged on the premises wsre quito badly
burned. ~, nal,
V Barclay Livingston, son oil the BRUSH
Consul. Assistant Ensnssrs Barry and octsrhsassn'
Mr. Brower . tinman In South o. and Q member OF IN
CINE Company No. S, among The hrst ofour gsisns
nrsmen ON board tho Victoria on Wednesday Regard
ess Of everything but duty they rushed hto tho hos
where they we're nearly sudocstsd By tho dsnss smoss
from the burning turpentns, and 1t was some u"s %
foro they were fully restored. Such voluntary n'~'
arc peculiar 10 New. York hremen sione.
~ Edward McCaty, charged with "a sssai'
upon the person OF officer Brady, fs" nisn" "ne''
v.. before the Essex Police Court Wednesday inS
parties were ct the time OF the ssssaI I" 'a' po.
house Of Michael Gallagher i2s Broons" ana .os.e
cot into quarrel In relation 10 consisting nss sssoy
.,id r.s.rdins q cousin Of hecSty. vhsn 'ns 'sasr
lo.ips hi. temper struck srsdy With biz a' saoslsd
him down and sfserwsrd kicked him de gave Del ia
u. .um Of $4,000 To appear and sasvs'' end vss de
charged. ..,.- .S ~. oov~~~c~s
cu.,a. coamsnssd BY Captains Psrr and HsrtsAorn,
wsr, out wednesday on target excursion 10 Yoshsss
ssy.r. appropriate prizes were disrbussd 70 he bess
m.rk,msn. They returned about sunset after Day
pleasantly spent
MnirARY.-The First Troop OF Washiastoa
Horse Guards Capt n. vsrsn, pssssd our once -