New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

Saturday, for 'ioent and dangerous assault and
battery.
~ Some daring thief stole the bell of ship
Hnbinger on Saturday night 1t weighed - lbs
TUESDAY, June Is
SOMETHING FOR SUPPLIES DEPARTMESr-The
Reporter for the City Press generally would be
greatly obliged to AID. Adams if he would look at
Their accommodations in the Office OF the Chief OF
Police. A single glance would secure for them
proper desk and comfortable seats. May we beg
the favor Of Mr.. AS attention
TBE FIRE WoRKs.-Tt is beyond question, in
our opinion that the down town fireworks on the
niett cf the 4th prox. will be shown Ia Chatham
square. that u.s. If the design be the best ST yht by
the greatest number. We trust the Committee
have so decided.
WAsHISGToS MoNUMENT.-The Assistant Mar.
sbsls for taking the Censss will be authorised and
reouested 10 solicit subscriptions 10 the funds for
this patriotic national work. As every family ia
the United States will be visited it must follow
Inst noble sum will be realized The splendid
receipts given sire worth a generous donation in
themselves; they bear the autographs OF the P es.
ident and other distinguished persons.
FOURTH WARD CENSUS In our list Of Assist
spt Maishals for the Southern District OF New
Yolk, the Fourth Ward Of this City was left blank.
The app ointments since made, are Jreh Bull,
Edward ID. Hall, J. E. Woodbridge.
MUSTARD rs. CHOLERA We visited on Satur.
dsy a large Mustard Mdl and witnessed the pro-
cess OF grinding this puDgent condlnent. The
seed is first pressed into cakes under hydraulic
press until it is made into a cake, after which it is
around in q mill of peculiar construction which
turns out perfect flour. 600 bis. per day or l5O.
600 bis. were manufactured ia this concern alone
last ear, which mill gives some idea Of the sea.
soning we get in cur food. Owing to the Cholera
a larger demand was had for the article tn an usual
isst season. Verify we arc great people.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Edward |. Thomas, OF the firm
ofTbopas 4 Co. hardware merchants, Of Broad-st
died at Saratoga suddenly On Sunday. Mr.. Thomas
wa. married sbout two weeks since to a daughter
Of Bishop Brownell Of Connecticut, and was on his
way home frcm tour to The Falls. We learn that
be fell down in the street at Saratoga and Instantly
expired Err. Thomas one of our mos. respect
ed merchants, man Of agreeable sociable qualities
u The iron ard boiler mansfactory of Mott &
Ayres, in Twenty sixth ST. near the North River,
which was burned in February last, has been re.
built in the most substantial manner, and is now in
successful operation. The immense receiver for
the Manhattan Gas Company, to be placed in
Eiehtt enth-st. between the Eighth and Ninth avs.
is being put up by this Company. L. is designed
to be capable Of containing 100000 feet Of gas
u A correspondent, Reform" writes forcibly
on the evils Of the system Of trading in pence and
shlines instesd OF cents and dollars. We consider
the question too plain TO admit Of Argument; the
deem al is the true currency, and is destised
to be realization in this country q. least,
JUNE FAsHIoSs-For the information of our fair
reaeers we quote from La Belle Assemb!ee the
prominent Fashions of dress for June:
Carriage Dress-Barege robe, a white ground,
printed Ia wTeaths Of red roses and foliage a high
cloIe fitting corssge, sleeves nearly tight, three
quarter length; muslin under sleeves, terminating
IN iuli boullonne. White Grape chspeau, rJund
open shspe; the interior OF the trm Is trimmed
v iIh cOquts OF white gauZe rDbio, with blonde
edges bridges Of the same the exterior OF tue
hnm is trimmed with ruches Of festOOned blonde
lace Of delicate shade OF straw coor. WhEe
Il iieta mante,et Chambord 1t il If the sha al
form, and Of small size, sitting closely 70 the shape
before, aud embroidered all rouad IN a scroll pat
tern with straw iG IS finished with q very deep
white fringe, hesded by demi lozepges OF straw
! ibtervoyen with the irihee.
Pubhc Promenade DCess.-Blue taff5ta robe ;
| the corssee OF three quarter height az the back
opeIs en- V In front fits the shape closely, acd IS
entirely arranged IN small close folds and scanned
down the middle OF the back; il is rounded at the
bottom, terminated by a short close jacket, and
trimmed Gown the fronts win a twisted TOulead
OF The same. Marches bObeches they are lOBg,
tight the arm with oval paas OF silk let ia al the
TYP oi the sleeve. and three white tulle ones In
serted IL front Il the arm descending from below
the elbow nearly 10 the bottom a deep lace ruitie
OF TWO tails mpetes the ornaments Of the sleeve
The skirt IL trimmed with three deep Junces, les
TONED IL a novel manner Eubroidered muslin
che msette. CbaPesu Of one Of the new fancy
suaws, = round moderately open shape, the lnse-
nor OF the brim 10 decorated with double ruche OF
blonde lace on each SIDE. Half wreafhs OF roses
meIonnts are placed in the ruches, Cream colored
brides. a bouquet a la jardIniere, OF different
flowers ming led with ornamental Ass, adorns the
exterior.
Dinner Dre0-lndia muslin robe corsage Ia
phsel; tire center pieces and sides rlchy emoroid
| cred. Sleeves rather more than a hall length, and
very iee at the bottom; finished nth three EN-
bfoidered volants laid fat The skirt Is decorated
with embroidery, DISPOSED in the form OF broken
cone In cross rows it IS ecrdered at The sides ~i'n
row Of wHk descending from the corsage. bnod
lsce rsp trimmed the sides with TAI tui's OF the
frw ers % toe double 0ssCined peach and cftH
m.nis' grass Loog ls?Peis Vi Fich Patiein ooni-
y.ete tie gafhi.uie-