New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

10 get up the hrs rssment Of the Efulnocts yesief
dsy raornins-but it wouldn't do He got warmed up
however IN the exrruon and the afternoon wss quite
bl.rinx and ,umnery We wish he would stick 70 the
smsn4c.
u The Cansrd steamer CANADA. Capt. J1d-
Kin, EFT her wharf yesterday Al ls O'Clock Tor Liver
pool with - passengers Ard specie to the amount oi
/ s3ass Among The passengers WAS Hon Henry Clay.
JrU Charge al the Court OF Portugal and Mr. Let
| tersl Bearer OF Dispsiches.
rsJ JosLT T HsRr. Esq. OF Ky. syoans sculP-
,or Of .rorins renown lest yesterday for Europe IN
the Canada on bis way Florence, WHERE De purposes
, s,, ii, marble hi. .stuelte OF HENSY CLAr. slre~dy
moi-l-i = plaster He is cnsSged IN his WORK under
bs n.tropsse OF tne Ladies virginia, AMI has been
emu.oyed upon II for pos.oH u The s't tour years
de- IA. other orders. however and wiA Proos0'y re-
main some years In Europe. he s0e' oa' Bearer o'
Dgsiche. - several European Courts snd Nin letters
OF unlimited commentator from several Of cur most
eminent ciuzsas Success attend him
| SrRANGsRs n TowS--Msior Ramsay, L. ;
Gen Tos,en. I. : A. Hon ! NJ Bots, Va; Hon Irs
man smith. Cesn hon. =. L. Clnsmsn y c. :.
Dixon, New Orleans Msjar Je~eti' u Col
Il II, cott and family, L : A. Col w K. Hs.lsti and
family, Mobile. A B stee.a, DO Mr. Nr' and Miss
Davenport, England Cspg. G. w. Floyd, steamship
Washington Capt westervelt steamer Ausn"e
CAP, F. HLlett. packet Queen OF the West Capt and
Mr.. Dalton -. John 3 were st the Astor House
yesterday.
.4ffis Amsricav Ho,el-Cept Alvsrsdo Runser' - ~
Can't Gold.berry, [. : \ Coss, Survey Lieut. John
Rogers. L. sS Lieut. Fleming, DO Dr. Johnson DO
Md.hipmsn C. " Ransom. DO ; -usesenou'n' DO
Aihs T-r,ns E0lss-Georse Hamilton and i''n'y'
Washington 8 : Alexander, : y Lieut. Lo'ee,
| = : Fort Hamilton Cspt shiras l.. : A ~ !
Perry, do MAJ Hancock. DO.
fF- The Empire CIiy ". to leave Chasre'
about the 18th ulumo Tor Newi York, toaehins sshns'
ton on her way We may look for her arrival about
Saturday or Sunday
/" An electric thrill OF alarm ran through the
City yesterday the new.ooys went about crying tne
Evening Edition. OF their papers. with tho startling al
dltion Accident 70 Henry Clay Ii was some time
before people recoected Themselves snd found II was
the ship and not the man. The Telegraph has nearly
killed on the oldiashioned u-wsboy by organizing the
regular evening editions. and supplying tho puohc
through other sources
B,LLooN Ascs>sioS-Victor Variable made
another balloon ascension yesterday afternoon. hang
ns by the heels from vsuxhsll Garden. There wac
| quite crowd to witness his extraordinary perform
snces lie made a beautiful ascension. meeting with
no accident r.ng the air shout the hight OF nsii
mile still hanging by IN. heels when he recovered 4
more natural position, and moved toward the NORTH
| River which be crossed. He finally brought up IN
tree At the Eyssn Fields, Hobosen breaking and dam
aging the balloon but doing bodily hurt to himself
| Better luck next time.
- ELIZA Cook. who has written some gooo
verses and many tbs, not bad, Is visiter to ou
! shores by the Caledonia She is nrst rate Repubh
can anyhow and We welcome her to the Land OF th'
Free nsgers not incuded)
~ The CHRIsrIAr GARLAND Of Heavenly
Leaves and Flowers 10 an illustrated octave weekly
just issued by Jennings & Harrison, l1 Nssssust-
| Rev JOHN GsIGe Editor. IL makes fair appearance
| and embodies many excellent sentiments
| TRADE sALy-The Trade Sale Of Books aD'
Stationery by Cooley & Reese, has Just closed
4rge number OF purchasers present and the pro
ceeds amount 10 about s25OO00 This 1. the lsrges
Trade Sale that has taken place in New York Tho
.emi annu. Trade sale of Bangs & Co. will oommenc,
on Thursday next, Sept. 10 Their catalogue contains
an unusual Interesting collection. snd will no doubt at
tract great attention from the Trade Judging iron
these extensive ssles csnnot bs denisd that are
reading people more probably. than any country IN
| the world Literature. like railroads, does best al
| cheap rates
| Ps>MANsHIP.-Egsry sdmIrer OF good writing
should visit GoLpsaIrns rooms, 2es Broadway. and
examine nj. beautiful specimens OF ths Cslegrspnie
Art His style OF mercantile writing is surpassingy y
beautiful and easily acquired by all Who place them
selves under hi. instruction. The American institute
has AWARDED Mr.. @ the hrst premium Ave years Mr..
| G has re6pened his rooms and teaches during the day
aud evening
| ~ We und srstsnd that the report that certain
ships had been detained this port on the ground OF
their being engaged in the Cuba expedition incorrect
No such proceeding have been had as we are credoy
informed.
~ The total number OF permits issued by the
Croton Water Department Is stated at q l,os3.
Ip- The son OF DR.. Chsbert, the ffeking, WAS
taken in a, yesterday morning At 70 o'clock, while
passing through Parkrow. He was conveyed home.
| DsLRlUx TREsESs-A man by the name OF
VIM Kelly came to the Second Ward Station house
ana stated he had been spree for two weeks ana
wished locked up. lie lived la Brooklyn, but wss
afraid 70 cross the river for fear he would throw him
self in and lmpored the protection OF the Police. At
bis request Justice LOthrop committed him TO
prison 20 await the care OF Dr COVel, the aDle prsOn
| physician.
ESCAPED COSvIeT.-Ofhcers Boil and Legate
| Of the Fifteenth Ward found boy named Lswellyn
| Harnson. concealed on board the steamer Cstsine
| foot OF HammOndst having recently escaped from
the House Of Refuge He conveyed back 70
| serve out bis unfinished time
| FYLL ~ FIr.-A man named John Dsrumpin
vss found about o'clock on Tuesday night lying In
Washington Parade ground In state OF inssnsio lity
| having fallen down In A. Ofhcer Bowker pro
cured carriage and conveyed him his residence ln
| Twenty slxthst.
FikE-A fire was discovered on Tuesday in the
wood house Of 20 Elsventhst but WAS ggished
With out trring damage.
SICK WITH CHOLERA man named Edward
CLARK found 10 collapsed state with Cholera ying
| In Pesrst near Fulton. lie Was placed 10 a cab and
conveyed 10 the CenTest Hospital in q hopeless con.
| diglon
| BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
| ~ CLiNTOs ST. wants % know what may
Be done with certain beasry t~oegged who
pro1i soouE In the evenings seeking opportunities ds
gust and shock unprotected females BY Indecent exhb.
uons Of their anyhow sufficiently indecent parsons
We think the best thing BE- done would be- - have
dozen friends and brothers those liable 70 be
| aI- ~.