New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY, sept 3, loie.
u What serene. pure, holy Sabbath vas
the lssi Never lay such depth Of sunny silence and
cool repOse upon the hot and fevered bosom Of the
painting City. The air buoyant IS hope, is living
food Of electricity undulsting la Of Rladness
above the keen that drank bhss from every
sparkling motion. The church bells had clear and
joyous vibration, Ike the laughter Of recovered health
and the green blessings Of the trees bowed revereny
In the thankful air 1t the resctve thrill Of a sick
man. who feels more the eager tide Of life and
strength pulsing through hs veins. The magnetism Of
the hour seemed 70 pervsde ali things those at
and breathe well those that live and are still
and the long, decorous professions Of church soers
crossing each other and marching up and
the City took expression Of bengnity and grace
both In the general and in the Individual And voice
went up from the heart Of that vast and sent multi
tude which seemed TO say We have fel. Thy hand
heavy upon Us In the days Of affection, but We
thank Thee that length the hour Of deverance has
come, and Thou permittest US once more to hope
SrRAKoscH.-We learn that this favorite artist
who has just returned from very successful and far
reaching Summer tour, viii give grand Concert at
the Tabernacle on Monday evening next, Sept 10
strskosch is tne composer well a irstrste
artist and his music abounds In certain playful grace
and tenderness-tinged, too, with most melting pa
thos-which render ii all times soothing and precious
10 the heart. De Meyer has more gigantic force snd
perhaps Herr may possess the more finished, though
BY far the less modern, school but compared in the
general with strskosch De Meyer is rough and crude
and Herr cold as iced lemonade In the young Rus-
sian there high Intellectual tone, struggling 1t
in vain TO repress the exuberance Of impatient
genius which invests his performance with an indvid-
uality and spendor that may be claimed by no other
artist who has ever visited u.s. with the single excep
ton perhaps Of Ole Bull The 70 be Concert will at
once become the pet topic and leading anticipation Of
the week
~ Yellow kid gloves in Broadway--we mere
y mention the for the information ofcertan green
ishlooking young gentemen-are decidedly snob-
bish and vulgsr-es specially when they are six and
three quarters and folded up in the palm Of
hand that nothing less than pair Of buckskn nit.
tens would cover.
EY@ A gentleman named Peterson form msrly
book keeper for Nessrs Reed Brothers, brokers, OF
23l Washington ct committed suicide Friday night
asst, the "sybils Cave" Hoboken. IL is sup
poshd that the deceased first attempted 10 hang him
self TO raf,er of shed erected the Cave for the
use of stone cutters and that having feilcd in
this attempt sedestruction he shot himself through
the heart with pistol which was found by his side
No cause 10 for the act The deceased has left
a wife but no children.
f-Rs An unknown man about 25 years ol age
went into No l9 West about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and called for glass OF brandy II was
handed to him, and whle reaching IL to his mouth he
fell upon the aoor and expired lie had blse <
pair OF pantacons, light coat and straw hat