New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
CITY ITEMS.

suppose thst from eighteen to twenty yards would be
considered a iull pattern by fashionable lac5-snd
thus trimming and making Included, single evening
or dinner dress would ut cost much over hundred
snd forty dollsrs A lace bertha very fashionable
with ladies ABOVE forty and under ten sone 10 worth
twenty dollars head-dress ten graceful little tuff
OF ostrich feather three ssut OF diamonds or other
precious stones anything from one hundred to thou
,snd and several other little articles Of apparel very
imnort.o, I'm, which We now forget Altogether, We
suppose LADY Of sny Preten:icf. cannot make her
,arre into dning or drawing room respectfully under
frs hundred dollars This is getting on, really snd
We shall have hope, Of turning out ~ silly and exPer
sves ar.tocrscy here time, as ae very best Of them
~ H.tbrims are rs narrow IS bigo;s mind
or politician. conscience. fashionsbe tic loossas
much like chimney pot Ike any more Christian
commodity. When will people learn to wear bats that
not only AZ them bu, becoms them, and Leaving
ing all Of the same pattern to the hstbloeks'
rTr TIE Drummood Light il really one CT he
most bfilllsrt things In Broadway. with one Of them
on the Iteepo Of Old Trinity, another On the new
snd liberty pole a, the corner Of Grsndst
and third At the pinnacle OF Grace Church, Broadway
would BE mooulighied in spite OF the almanac
r5- They started the prettiest jet dsau in the
PARK Fountain on Friday All the people were de-
shtea and The little babies espped their hands and
crowed in triumph the spray blew in their faces,
bspuzing them with the wild wind, the breath
Of Auiunn's being.
RATHER FAr-Some OF the " fnll-blooded Ital
ian grayheund. for sale by tho dog dealers In Waist
one who is not much verssd 10 dosology stands as
good chance to b. shaved these pups I" If ne were
to invest his surplus ia - stock.
SOUNDS BAD.-To hear young gentleman com
ing out Of College Green, with his csss-books under
his arm say to his chum, who 81 ms TO be nothing
10th" Come JIM let's 60 and take drink T.
PROTECTIVE UsIos.-This ready and simple
device of the Lsborng Class to save itsef from the
heavy tax imposed upon the necessity of purchas
ing At retail prices its groceries and provisions has
never made great progress In this City, though in Bos
ton II is very prosperous and s rapidly extending tsel
through New. England. The Lsborers OF this City, az
body seem TO know little OF and care less for any
practical movement, for the improvement OF their own
condition For the benefit Of the few, however, We
will state that there il nucleus OF the movement IN
oar City At the Protective unon Bakery, corner OF
Eighth avenue and Nineteenthst with which grocery
and provision store either has been or Is soon to be
connected address Geo. Adam, s1perntendcnt)
We fad the following in The Chroaoiyps;
rux psor,crlvs USIoss The Central Division. COM
nosed Of delegates from each of the LOcsl Divisions. he'd
IL o1srrry session in this city yesterday We nsd me
ple.surs Of being present during portion OF "a
dons and struck with the courteous ano
sort that prevailed even during some dnefeneeso op-
isn Tn. R-nort OF the Board ~ Trade WAS most en-
r,arsg,og We have Only room for M item now, but
homo 10 give The whole Report 10 future 81,
a,s~ sndinS september 50. 10 $50 s5I "a being the
.us increase of shout $4,000 on The purchases OIL tue
The csnfs Division among other hirgs adopted the
II Re,oirse That We, the membeu OF The New. Eng
land Protective Unioa hereby recommend all persons
but in particular the S9siog men to employ 'ne DooS
~ Resided Tsst Justice can only b. melted out to the
sborers Societies based upon The principle OF esoPera
ton"
supRfug CoUsT.-Gencroi T'erm-D c is
H. Clsyion, and Sarah his wife ads
Robert Tier-Case to stand for rehesrng upon plain
tfs paying $40 costs Of motion, and amending under
taking.
SUPERIOR CoURr ID Frederick
A. Halet, appellant es. Andrew Euste respondent
Judgment affirmed with costs.
FfRrs.-A ERE was discovered at : clock on
Thursdsy evening Issuing from the osseisent OF house
400 IIudson.u 1t WAS extinguished with tunins dam
age Friday evening, between and oe,rs =
nre broke out In the upper part oil the mouse ." ssy
ST. II WA got under by Lngne Compsny ~ Os'ors
the other engines arrived. There was NOT mum ur
sgs done except what done by the wster ine
lower part OF the houe Is occupied as the Warrington
Oyster Market
KSocKxp Down by An Ox.-At the conner oil
Tenth-st and Third avenue on Friday, an oo man
named John Connors was knocked down oy an OK
which was running down Tenth 81 Inc oio hsn - ~
crossing at the time and not able u move quickly
enough out OF the way lie Was cut In the lace ana
hesd and bruised considerably, but no cone was
broken.
ANOTHER AccIpESr.-A man named James
Zimmons a baker OF 81 ilammersey'st was enSPp'ns
wood lew days since with an adxr, when s,lPpea
and gave him a serious cash on the snin nc VS.
ousckng the wound himself, but wss Obliged 70 Apply
Al the Hospital the wound having become very serious
aui Threatening modification OF the leg
.ccrny,r-A boy named Smith, residing At 90
LAi.bt.t had his hand fngbiiuly crushed !. ne va.
assisting his father In hesving Goals from a.
,ns wharf bottom Of Beach 81 North River III, IeI'
nand was caught between the rope and in'
block, by means OF which the accident 0cee
F.rIyRox A scAFFoLD.-At new building 10
T~enty tnirdst on Friday, two laoofers nsn'e'
Thomas Msckey aud John Furlons, VINO 60
inc plank In the scsaoldng. overosanesd inensees
md teu 20 the ground. Msckey cut MS ncso 'oiS
| badly, and Fuflong broke his rsa ies
F.r,L AccipESr-A csrnsn named reee'
Fyhteenth-st when near the corner OF iensn
.cidsntay fell OF his cart. the wnee Oh wnicn Psoe
ovar hi, body killing him Immediately. me So'one
reid an inquest on Saturday and the Jury re'a'hso
verdict Of accidental death
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
TgE WARD MEErIs6s.-The meetings neia oy
the Whiv, Of the different Wards Fndsy evening were
numerousy attended. The delegates 70 tne county
Convention. 90 far As heard frsm. are a' ioaio"s
Fur, Ward-Howsrd C. c.dy. Ford sno w
Ssoond Ward-Ehshs b. Morrsii' hs-'5 N'''' a9H
George ". Prince 81. ,.. . uorrs. ara SIC.
4 9hen Rldder- d, 1.x,., kisx.ndsr T-wis
| ard Ezra Bul~in- -. ro.- D,xi. ana and,sv
DrI-ndorf.
$50 Wa,d-Wm A Cobb, David stewart ana Isaac
) =. EYE Iarr,SIo,n O. Rergen, John C. splnois WI
| hyy ps,,srsor fJohn King, FEC wa sPpointed .
n-.-.ss 10 ths Whig G-u-rsl ColiAii1ee' Nos Da'5n
| -, r.-ov-d from The Ward ~, 49,. -.
MAJ U'ayd-Danie 7. Valdez 4" M sInonson' '00l
| NJ Phelps - 49,. n,...,
| The County Convention to which these De'ess'e'
~. h.sn slee,ed meets on Tuesday next
D,sr,,ouIsHED GuEu.-Hon. Willard Fillmore
,s,,a brooklyn on Fridsy, making general tour O.
,ns n,,nc,D.l public buildings aud improvements lie