New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
CITY ITEMS.
Tpleanda, Penn

DywR1EsKI, THE POLISH REFUGEE,-The Gaze OF
tbis Young Polish nobleman Is one oil peculiar IN
te,est Our readers will probably recoleot the
thrilling account of his fortanes ard those OF his
beyoio wife from the pen OF G. P. r. James, the
Novelist published in oer paper OF The osn OF July
sst He has been for the psst month, the guest OF
,eyeral gentlemen in Brooklyn, and by the coope'
ration Of thoge friends to whom HIS worth and ser.
vices have been sufficient recommendation, has
succeeded in commencing business for the sale OF
scars and tobacco, at No, % Nassau,st in connec
tion with an Hungarian gentleman, M Batory, IN
der the firm of Dembinah & Batory.
Dembiuski, although bred from his childhood TO
sbe profession OF arm0, has a remarkable aptitude
Tor mercantile pursuits, and takes hold of his Ito
bim novel business with the readiness Of ono long
used to trade.
1t will afford sincere qualification to any one
having sympathy with the Hungarians in their
late glorious struggle for freedom, 10 listen TO the
narration of she evenis that took place from she
CON meucement of the content to it's disastrous ter
mp,,,on from the lips of this Polish gentleman,
vbo 40 ardently embraced the Magyar cause, &C.
tassed not only by his love of liberty, but alSo by
the sepse OF gratitude he felt towards She Runga-
riArs for their generous aid to hO e5ed uncle Gen
Dembinaki
CHE latter, after the unfortunate termination
The Polish revolution, found temporary asylum
among the Hungs rianB who furnished him with the
means of escape to Paris, and capital sufficient to
commence business In that city, There he resided
for IS years, and was so succeEaful as to aocumu-
late handsome property.
On the breaking out of the late revolution in
Hungary, the noble old solder thenso years of age
remembered his debt OF gratitude TO the Hunga
riap people, Quilted his comfortable home, and on
foot disguised as peddler Of confectionery, wend
ed bis way to the Hungarian camp, and there ten
dered the aid of his sword in their cause, The re-
suit is well known. he is now a prisoner with
Kossuth ut Shumla, from which place the hero OF
our notice wac enabled to egcape to Constantine
pie, where himself and his lady were received
with open arms, by Mr.. Brown, the American Con-
sui and Secretary OF Legation, who has just re-
turned to his country after long absence, accom-.
panied by the Turkish Envoy to our Government
Although opposed to the use of tobacco in any
Shape, we would say to those gentlemen who de-
nve satisfaction from the uge Of the weed that
they will extenuate their oFense by giving Dem
binski Bato'y the advantage Of their custom, for
they will be giving business and support to gen,
semen who have sought our country for the enjoy
ment OF those blessings for which they periled all
and lost all in their own.
THE STRIKE OF THE BRIcKLAYERs AND PLAs.
rzRxRs-At general meeting OF the Bricklayers
and Plssterers, held on Wednesday evening, it
vas unanimously resolved to send Waiting Com.
mistee to the Bosses, to AJAX them for 81 per day
CT have their jobs struck. On Thursday the Com
miisee attended by band Of music, called on the
bones for the above purpose. All the respectable
bosses freely gave tho wages, and expressed their
approval of the course adopted by the Committee
for calling upon them before commencing strike.
inreturn for ,hls civility the band struck up Yam
Aee Doodle on leaving she grouud. Ono boss got
The Rogue'a March played oppoate his building.
No a,-Thia fms company of Brooklyn firemen
yesterday passed the Tribune office on the way
home with new engine. No. ID company TO
DO proud Of and with their apparatus will
show how aeon FIRE may be conquered.
REAL ESTATE -Friday--By A. ]. BECKER
lot on Eleventh st. near avenue A. 25x95, l425;
do, do, near First avenue, 25xo5, sl,325; house
and lot on do near avenue a, 25x95, $1,000.
JkwisA HoLY'DAgs-rne attendance during the
recent tesfiyals at the various synagogues of this
City has been of highly gratifying character, and
Notwithstanding the large amouns Of accom- uoaa-
lion to be obtained in TIE eleven ssnagogues, they
have been sxcesaively crowded, Indicating vsss
Dcsesse in the Jswish population Of NsyYork-
We learn that many of the congregation nave bsen
highly edited by sermons and discoarses from the
several learned divines attached 10 their resneotve
1 e!nssos0es, amops which ne can enumer TIA tho
l Congregation Shaar 3 ashsmoyin' of Assorneyst.
Who we're favored ~ish the services OF Raw DR..
| ccilienihsl the congregation +" Immahu Ep OF
Soflsee-ss ware aided by kheir presiding Rabbi.
11sy Dr. se,zhacber and the congregation B nsi
sepatun Of Ernst much TO the reeret OF their M.
Isfees members and many especsabe vistors, their
Ssfhed preschsr, Rev DR. Rsphall, was pre-.
s .e'sd attending TO his duties on the Pensental
ssAse shd Day OF Asonemene by severe at.
sae 80 aysensety, from winch no is bu, slo Ely re.
,ss'tipe end thus they wate deprived of ths ban
1 tss a. szpositon OF ihs PRINCIPLES of the Insti
shsy Tere solsuuzlog. Ii affords as
| - q fseasd shat naen lioaraty was dia.
s'9saos tbs letaiog members Of this Synsgo5ue