New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
CITY ITEMS.

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/ ARRIVAL OF HEcKER-FAEDERIcK HEcSER.
the vel kaovn German patriot arrived asi night IA
the pscketship seine, FROM Havre, with Madame
uecksr and three children. and took 1'sinss AZ the
Pacific Hotel Herr Richter Of this City who accon
panied Hscker IL his present visit 70 Europe also re-
TUNED with him They were very closely watched on
their passage through France, being accompanied c1n
st.niy ~ gems dsrnes s1d subjected % various sct'
Of oaca .uciriIty. Hecksr was short time in S,Fas
bug on the fr0arer where be was allowed ~ remain
IN order 10 make arrsn gements for the removal q bis
family They bring With them th,ir furniture and
everything necessary 70 final settlement in the Wes-
They viii remain IL this City but icW days, AFTER
which they leave for Belevile III. where Heoker pur'
chased farm during his residence there, previous %
g.ng back to Europe
TRovBoSEs ov HoRsfBAcK.-We hsvnt seen
ANYTHING for long time half 50 fanny-excspang the
a,,enp. Of the Barnburuers snd Old Hunksrs % unite
AS military band on horseback which joltod past
our Office yesterday The opheiclde was ponderousy
uncomfortable snd pulled snd painted 10 most luga6ri-
ou. tones with the effort 70 keep is seat The from
bones were immensely funny they pushed out their
long brass legs convusivey, as il they were kicking
military march out OF doors tor taking liberties with
the larder snd the French horns mosned and muir
INJURED IN A staed voice as Il smothered with speech
lsss indignation At the uuwonted 5r5 90 which they
were subjected The horses too, seemed not 90 know
what % make Of j., and cut up many shines as
iramemakers apprentice carrying home looking glass
on sunny afternoon To short il the display OF yes-
terdsy il % be taken fair specimen, We doub. the
practcabity Of mounting brass bands on horseback.
CHoIFR.--WEEKLr REPORT twenty foar
Homeopathic Physicians OF the Cities Of New-iork
aud Brooklyn, have reported to the following Te-
suits n the treatment Of Cholera reported BY them
% the Board Of Health.
For the week ending Sept l5................
i0'A u BOWERS B. Sec HON Soc Of ny
| us Bleeckerst Sept a. 1872
ArrEsD TO YOUR DlEr.-A gentleman told rs,
day or two ago that his wife very 49, having had
the Cholera seven times during the preceding day.
Upon nquiring as to what she had been eating, We
learned that she had only eaten dozen broied frogs
the nigh, before SO tha, people had better be
fal about ndugin in these 'Prius chickens.
~ There is long dreary rain-storm IN the
sir which will probably commence condensng iisclfin
few hours This broad streak OF sunshine is nearly
over, and may settle cur nightcsps, Ike woman
with cross baby, for long .qusn.
- The fragrant Croton Post grapes have
made their appearance in market and from the unat
tainsblc spec mems we saw yesterday morning,
usually tine. These last few days Of golden weather
had filed their very hearts with sunshine.
" The steamship William j. Pease has IN.
dergone thorough repair at pease & Murphys found
~. and Will shortly her station on the New
York and Philadelphia line.
W-A correspondent asks, "Where arc the
Watchmen belonging TO the lower par, OF the City
few nights ago an attempt made upon the watch
makers shop on the corner of Wall and Pearl sts and
on Thursday night the law office Of VIM. peet, in the
same building entered and property to small
amount taken away such negligence OF the watch
men a clear and beautiful night Is inexcusable II
such is the taken OF property in the pleasant
Autumn nights what must we expect Ia the dark IN
pleasant nights Of the Winter that is approaching
WARD School No. XVI, MoNRoE-sr.-This
school house having undergone extensive improve
ments will open Monday next, 18th inst Tho clsss
rooms are modelled after those of the Free Academy
arr very large. well ventilated. surrounded by the
composition slate aud provided with excellent, seats
The facilities for instruction arc presume very
good Mr. J. j. Anderson, formerly master OF the
Twelfth Ward School, Is Principal
Posr-OFFIcE RoBBERY.-One Of the mails from
Geneva to this City, forwarded the llth met has
been robbed and there little doubt that the entire
mail has been stolen. Yesterday morning Mr. Boyd Of
the Dspstch Post found in OF his boxes the up.
per part OF the Cy-one on the corner Of Charles and
Fourthsts. and the other the corner of Wayerley-
place and the sixthayenue--a number OF letters al.
dressed parties this City, mailed in Geneva Ly
ons Penn Yam and Clyde on the 18th inst al Of which
had been opened. From Of them go had been
taken but draft for s325 was LETT untouched as it
could not be used with safety Mr. Brady, the Post
master has taken prompt measures with view ~ de.
tect the thief, which II 10 hoped may result success.
fully.
The HARPERs ASD CHEAP PUBLlsHIsG.-sr
Charles Lyell, In bis Second Visit to the United
States, says
A letter dated April -, lsi9, was lately shown me
from the Harpers with permission 70 make known lts
contents ia which the mentioned that having been
thorized BY SIR. Macaulay publish in America his
History Of England they had printed Elk editions AZ
various prices varying from - to 80 ceuts-l6s OF 10
p Al the expiration Of the nrst three months they
had sold 10000 copies and other booksellers who had
issued independent editions had sold about 10000
that o0uoO copies had been purchased IN the United
States ~ time when about - 900 had been disposed
OF By LOngman Co. Ia London Al the price OF rs,
each. As III, cheap American editions were only Just
principal sale OF the book was but commencing.
~ The brilliant success OF the Summer Fttes
a. Castle Garden has induced the enterp rising essees
Of thsl establishment 70 make arrangements Tor se-
RES OF Concerts At the Broadway Tabernacle during
the ensuing week. The most guished talent In
the City Is already engaged, and pains expense
will be spared make these festivals the most popular
musical entertainments ever given In New York. The
hrt Concert takes place Monday evening and they
will be continued, with different performances, every
evening In tie week.
~ An important meeting Of tie New-Yo-k
sacred Music Society" Vocal Society" and Ameri-
Musical Institute Is announced for Monday
Ing next the Coliseum Il is understood that az.
fragments then be considered for the union
the entire vocal talent OF New.York. This viii be
meeting Of great interest," and will no doubt draw
large attendance Of the musical world
| CHOLERA AT SEA.-Of the sleerage passengers
BY the seine from Havre, eigh. died BY Cholera On
their way 10 this country.
~ The .~acuui Red p Ate Of the Iiyernool