New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
PRESENTED TO HoRAcE P RUSS

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The general renovation Of Broadway, from the Park
downward, which will be going on for or month,
10 come offers an excellent opportunity tor the exten
son Of the Russ Pavement the Bowling Green The
superior advantages Of this pavement over every other
have been amply tested, and rs recommendations on
the additional score Of economy generally scknow
edged The sooner Il covers the whole Of Broadway
and Chatham - 70 Chatham square the better It will
be for the convenience and comfort OF our City We
glad 10 that the Common Council are beginning
TO act On Mayor Woodhuls suggestion and trust they
Will not let the matter drop There is better time
for the work than the present
The WAR.sTEAMER UNITED SrArEs.-This
splendid steamer now lies IN the stream of the
Battery she has been greatly improved by the race
ing she mas undergone and il probably surpassed in
the elegance u her proportions and the completeness.
Of her finish, by naval steamer in the world Her
repairs and equipments have all been completed and
she will probably ssil IN day or two the bonds re
CURED by Government having been satisfactorily
furnished. On saturday afternoon last she made an
experimental trip up the Hudson some distance then
down 70 he Narrows and back again % her anchorage
Her engines worked remarkably well and she proved
herself in perfect trim tor her voyage
The United States goes ont under the command Of
Capt Palmer GrSGL, the noted German leader with
ais lsiesl battalion are passengers In her
MEETING o. THE HUSGARIAss-The first meet.
ing Of the natives Of Hungary in our City and the i'd
joining Cities Of Brooklyn and Newark was held On
Thursday evening last 2ith inst at the Shakespeare Ho
tel N congrstulsiion Of the recent Hungarian yictore.
and 70 demonstrate their sympathy with their brave and
heroic eountrymennow the present cham pons Of Lib
erty IN Europe-in an appropriate manner
Mr A. HAznAs was called 70 the Chair Mr : Ludyigh
was appointed Secretary and L. huh, Treasurer Al
Ter some patriotic remarks from the Chairman the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
kes0tc'd That suitable flag be sent 70 the brave
hungarian nation By their brethren in New YORK A.
proof their enthusiasm IN the cause Of Liberty 49,
sympathy IN their actions and that asornitte ~ !,
this tag u''o"
he i0'o"ins sen'ietn en- were elected committee
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| --1 N-r'-Hs anyOuIned III Wednesday next, ate
E'ns three enthusiastic cheers for the Dictator Nos
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CsNcIET OF Mas. BcsTwicK-The Concert O
af'- hHna Gingham Bos;~ick tonight at the Chines
Assembly Rooms promises 10 be one Of the most bril-
ant Of the In addition the fair vocalist nor
sell Of whose voice and execution her many friend
speaks with enthusiasm, Mrs L. A JONES will be pre-.
eni with her fresh and sparkling style as well a. BURKE
| HOFFMAN and KYLE, and the well known amateur.
Comes Andrews, Ghswold and Grestorex Aane bu
CT fare iog The sola.ag entertainment