New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

that abe is now most DESTROYS Of enjoying. During
the day she received very few visitors among
them ]. Sllfeld Mcdonnell, ESQ. Solicitor Genera
for the Province Of Canada West; Col. W hlEe OF
California, and Major General c. W. Bradford and
son Of this City sM'lle Lind seemed hghy grahhed
to meet the gallant Colonelfrom the L and OF Gold
and asked various questions concerning that to her
anost fabulous country.
In the afternoon Mile Lind enjoyed ride ana q
breath Of fresh air an article none too plenty even
in the best regulated hotels, especially where soon
any army Of people congregese as at present 1T the
Irving.
During the day scarcely an hour passed without
the arrival at the Irving House OF some new token
Of friendship for the fair Swede, Little articles OF
luxury and Of use, but especially tasteful and COST
ly bouquets, came in rapid succession One of
these bouquets, Of rarest flowers and most extra
ording beauty, came from Mr.. Tripler one OF the
architects of the new Jenny Lind Hall.
We see it stated that III lie Lind will attend ser
vice in Trinity Church On Sunday morning, but We
cannot youch for the truth Of the rumor.
SALE OF TIcKETs-Eyery body will be st Castle
Garden to-day at lOI A. Nj. to wicnesS the sale OF
Tickets for JsnDy Linds first Concerts. Those
who desire the beat eats san only secure them by
being on hand early.
PEAcHEs-NorH1rG BUT PEAcHEs.--The steam
boats, piers markets, grocers' wagons and street
corners are still covered, ay. buried in peacheS
They are sold ct a price next to nothing and are
devoured with an abandon that manieats the most
perfect contempt for cholera and all other diseased
that spring from this fruitful source. People are
beginning to tire Of this exhauStess profusion, aud
GONE whose appetites have been satlated, eoomln-
ate the very sigh peach and lock their doors to
keep the army OF basket women at bay, and say
nplimentary things of the stentor'voced boy
who cries through the streets " Ere they go two
cents haer pickl' Yet the fruit now dailing pour
irg in is of the best kind large full Of juice, and
worthy of better appetises and better prices
AS an illustration OF The value set upon peaches
yesterday we state the fact that gentleman of this
City, extensively engaged in diatilling business
was offered any quantity Of peaches delivered in
good order at his place Of business for Sc per 1905
sic cents basket aud if tAs price not accept
able, he might take them at any thing he chose to
give that would pay freight from the orchards to
the City.
COMMON CoUScIL-The athers did considera-
bic amount Of little business last night, luch az
paying Doctors bills regulating curb and gutter
stones, crosg-walks, &c. They passed stringent
ordinance to prevent the leaving open Of hostways
in stores, whereby liyea are often lost We trust
the new law will be enforced.
The Assistants did nothing worthy Of note ez-
cept concur in a reorganization Of the Election Dis
| trols of the Eleventh Ward.
For EUROPE The magnificent steamship At
lantic leaves at noon to day for Liverpool.
THB SOCIALIST FEsTIyAL.-We have received
the programme for the banquet which will be cole
brated by the Democratic Socialists Of all naton
on Monday the 9th inst. at 2 o'clock P. NJ. A pro
cesaion conveying the Red Banner to Hoboken,
will start from the Shakvpers Hotel at noon, pre-
csely The ceremonies will be opened by ad-
| dresses by the two Presidents Music and the ban,
| quot will follow Tossts and addresses according
to the order OF inscriptions with the Secretaries.
Patriotic hymns $ill be sung by the band and the
audience We are informed that good orators
have promised to address the meeting. This fact
together with the Ectual condition in Europe es
pecially in France sni Germany will undoubtedly
make the banquet spirited and interesting.
IAE IAlLOhe.-l 65tSIuHJ HFe vi tuo III ~ ISOucu
tqiors were bailed, each in tbs sum Of $500, viz:
Hosspier Short, Vsible, Bruckner and Hatterck.
SINGULAR FREAK IF NA7URE-SIAMEsE TWINS
-DEArH OF MOTHER AND CHILDAEN-A very
SINGULAR and unfortunate case OF monstrosty occur
red or rather me 10 lghs yeit:rd4y, in City Hall
pace A woman named Moldoon, the wife OF
Printer, wes brorgh to bed fer the frat tirne and
r,;,T -l / IN, Tod Lab birth
TO twin female children, perfectly formed and OF
nearly the usual size bat born together face to face,
and found TO be united 1T the bre,st snd abdomen
by s. growing together OF the heah. The children
were exactly alike in appearance, snd presented
10 osbs, singulsrty of form; the arm OF one was
Il rown over the shoulder and back of the other as
if in Ihe ret OF embracing, We learn that the
ebidsen were alive when born, bat died soon after.
What renders the case peculiarly painful is the
subsequ emit death Of the mother Every effort was
rsde 10 save her NJ The extraor mary effort Of
til. double birth wss too much for her strength, and
she az "a at noon. This IL OF the most singular
caees that ever occurred in City, and its unfor
tusate Termination, so far as the mother was con
carntd is deeply lemeltsd We hear that Mrs.
NJ was worthy woman.
HENRY GILES LECTURES IN THE WEST AND
sovTH-We learn that Rev. HENRY GILES, the
wel-kpown lecturer, is eDg'gedto deliver course
of lectures before she Mercantile L brary Asaocia
ton of St. Louis, and will probably the Win.
ter in the South and West. We believe this il
the first time Mr. Giles he's Left the sphere OF his
labors in the East, ard we congratulate the public
of the Western and Southern Cities on the rare
pleaaure in store for them.
DrMpsT1Rs CosCERE.--Mr, Dempstsr was wei
coined back to Our City on Thursday night by full