New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

Therefore most q readers have 10 doubt exFre.-ei
their ssrnirsaou q the specimen hsd yesterday Z
no very measured terms. The Thunder shower q
Monisy night hai cooled ne sir 20 ishcou. fre.a-
n>ss and brought jls; enough q breeze 70 temper
;e sgtrines. 1 the Encioutei .sy. Ihe fr--h i1Ase
danced TIE spsrklee IN the Lsht ard a. Nsiure
breaih-d Ek. brizhieyet fsoe tat laughs our open
" The streets ioieraby clesn and free from dust
were Sled A. Day s.ih .sy. lively sns motley crowd
rho hres;hei tie esse s;Ino.phere win nc apparent
;e,r q endemic tsirt Sotpihs-snd TIE Increase q
Caosrs cases Ire general absence Of al alarm and
element on the subject 80. very favorable ssn-
In TIE afternoon the fountain seni up il. si;sr.ss cts
In the PARK and az Fashion rurnei out on the shady
Z .i5e q Brosdsay. The sun went down VIA cesr
amber glow followed By tie isEnius Of moonlight
from a. orb nssriy =; iis ful A. Wr;e. tie Cry
bs.ks ua5er IL eachsntusni lying hslf n silver sni
fs.t IL cold ebony TIE eiesruess Of the SKY. tie
bamy eoons.s Of the atmosphere. and ihe pleasant n
d1ences Of The season make Eht of H. on sleh q
night e,-
THE OPERA yExr WIsrER-Ws iesrn that
rhs Astor-psce Opers House las been taken for the
next .esson 5y Max MsKET1Ex who hss nafe sr
rEnsemenis 70 undertake n. r-snsgemsnt. he Wi
probably visi Europe between now and the tine o.
opening FOR the purpose Of engaging srt.ses We IN
ierstsnd thsi negotiations are on foot with TEDEsco
r5o II ta.s City, and there is srroDz probsb
ity that shall have tie svorie Of me Hsoaaero.
delgai our musical populsce next Winter BETTrNi.
the noted tenor VII also probably BE- engaged. with
others OF nearly equal celebrity From NJ. NAsEr
zEE's vel known taste and iiscerument msy look
forward to the establishment Of an Opera more perfect
in every respect than any which has ye; been produced
/ In this country.
TEAcHER.' AssOcIarIoS-Thiss association me-
on Saturday evening in the City Hal An animated
and highly interesting discussion occurred upon the io
lowing resolution.
Re.o'rea That Il the Judgment Of this Association.
snnual examination fsay in July % each year 0f
candidates for admission into the Free Academy would
BE- conducive % the best interests Of said nst,
| ton and tie Common Schools, than senl annual eN-
sminarons.
It msy n,t 5e known al that the Board Of Educs
ton contemplate having se7isauaai examinations for
admission the Free Academy, snd that in reference
the siviss5ity Of such. difference Of opinion
ist among teachers and others who are deeply inter
ested the Of education. These facts tended
make the meeting one of grea, interest snd importance
Horace Webster, Principal Of the Free Academy
present and spoke AZ considerable length In favor Of
the resolution. Mr. MeEMgot,, principal Of the Ne
chanins Society School ably advocated the resolution
but in addition. strongly urged that provision
should be made for the admission any Of the
year Of such pupils are prepared % undergo the
required examination. Several other members spoke
upon the subject and the discussion prolonged TO
late hour ts farther consideration. however. Wa
postponed ui the next regular meeting to be held the
10Th instant
HOUSEHOLD ISrELLIGs>cE.--We perform
grateful duty that highly respected elas the house
keepers by informing them that there longer any
necessity being tormenied with bedbugs by night or
cockroaohe BY day, rats mice either by night
day The Magic Magnetic Powder. and Rat Pills dis
covered by Mr. LToN, 40 Brosdway. Of whose eft
cscy there - no longer doubt, completely destroy
these hitherto unconquersbe pests in few seconds
and with the least possible trouble. AL leading
hotels ard principle hospitals have tried these remedie.
with splendid effect and thousand. OF private house
keepers testify to their iniallable powers.
BOARD o. SUPEEvIsoks.-Tnis Board ts 4 another
meeting yesterday ai: Tpoon. One or two bin. were
ordered be paid and other. referred The salary Of
Crer OF The Superior Court and Common Pleas fH
ed ai 500 ayear.
THE AstoE LiBRIsf.-The Astor-psce Opera
House hAs been purchased by the Trustee. Of The
A.or Library a. was lately stated by the Herald The
ground which the Library i. stand de.i gnaied
in Mr. As,ors will and comprises tho south side Of As
tor place from Lafayette place to the Bowery. The
construction Of the building will be undertaken soon
when the architects shall have sufficiently matured
their plans.
rT A house IN walls have recently, through
the Post Office received slarge in bills Of Exchange
which seemed to have been stolen Of ne letters IN
which they originally enclosed. They pro
badly by the robbers because they could make
any use ot them.
II We have j1st noticed In some new and |
beautiful Railroad cars on the Harlem Road made By
Eaton Gilbert Co. Of Troy, valuable improvement
IN HHd0r Bliaas which constructed 70 cover
the whole Of the window inside. AID 10 fold w and
slide into a casing the window entirely out OF
sigh, and OF the wsy They be lowered plea
to the whole any part Of the glass which
i in two large lights. We call attention to this improy'
ed Blind, il answers the purpose fully Of any hereto
fore constructed is easily adjusted and promotes the
convenience well the comfort OF the many who
frequently pass hi, Road We understand ths; |
Me.srs. Eaton Gilbert Co. have patented this i'm
provement Of Car Window Blind.
While speaking OF the Blinds must say the cars |
in appearance are equal 70 those OF any other Roads
The comfort OF the and the easy obtained
by combination Of well arranged rubber and .teel
springs, render these very complete and convenient,
cars
The foreman Of the msehineshop Of tie Harlem |
Company has also made great improvement IN Oh |
Boxes by which the cars have been run $500 mile.
during p days, with consumption Of only half pint
Q; OF u each box
LAKGE BURGLAKr.-The dwelling house and |
jewelry store Of Mr. Rosenburgh, No 40 Grand a.
entered last night by the grating which opened IN
the cellar The burgars after getting the eel
lar broke through the door By boring and gained
admission 10 the upper room, proceeded to the bed Of
Mr. Rosenburgh, and from his psntaloons took key |
which unlocked safe containing gold watches and
other ewelry together with ESQ IN cash, amounting
iu al TO e. 500 with vh.eh they effected their escape
sIRLEI cLEASisG AT SiGhI
Ma EDIroRs Among al the plans proposed fl
properly cleaning the streets IL Is remarkable that the
only e1ectual one should not have been thought Of
acted upon By our City authorities, T. hat al the
work % such clesnIng should b. done Hu after the
vehicles which AZ streets by day shall have ceased
running There should be a srong force Oi sge.pers
employed with lanihops every night from midnight