New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
R.NoUET TO oARIBALDI


rhe suggestion you lately made, 10 give ban
,xe IN honor Of Garribaldi, will, hope, no" thas
..hBo reception is declined and reinqulshed
Co. i,ssE on the consideration OF the Committee
x..bsd the arrangements in hand. Such mode
preston will, dOub! not be m1re pAa1aOle TO
.eop,e', guest than a pompous demonstration,
szoh as q pablo procession. And the price ought
No be placed low enough to render 1t acoesslbeto
.he working classes, thus giving an opportunity
70 - who appreciate the gaIsntry and patriotism
81 ae Roman Hero, to display their ad niration
ard approval, in a rational, intelligent and accePta
be manner. Such & reception will be potent
autcRation OF public sympathy and regard. And
thapth the Common Council has been so very
shsry in the present instance, their reserve will
snn persuaded, sbate nothing ofthe genuine enthu-
si.sm felt at bis presence in our midst by the peo
cte whose guest he is While the immortality he |
=, armed for himself 10 history by his va Or and |
.efested deeds will live and brighten 10 spits 1
~ ..., detrscton of those inimical 70 Roman free
= the bravery, the misfortuues, and the unim-
pssobed modesiy Of Garibaldi will, in connection |
With BIS splendid achievements endssr him TO the
lovc,s Of liberty wherever be coca. Let US then
have o bsnqust 4 song with freemen OF every
cline, promise ~ presence Of q ScoTcBMAE. !
camIr I Cfosn's- me presence OF 5c0ICHhAs.
oLD Boors-OMNIBUsEs
EpIroR cF TIE TRIBUsE: A Heat AID cleanly
kot il an object beautiful to behod-so 10 new
and wellmGde boot or shoe. But when the one
un,idy-or the other, worn and muddy-is thrust
INTO close proximity with ones face. 1t becomes de-
eidedly unpleasant
ride row days, ia that drivers are permitted to
scccmnodA ate friends passengers on their boxes,
who, for want of place to rest their feet' are
forced to let them danele before the end windows,
10 the no small annoyance of those inside WIN IL
not be sufficient remedy OF This evil 70 draw 70 u
the attention of Omnibus PIopretors
We have often promised, mentally, n speak Of
this nuisance, and are glad that our correspondent
has broueh our attention toit For an hour or two
la the neiehborhood of sunset, scarce a sssge goes
up town otherwise than crowded, and having
muddy ard upsavory boots dangling in disgusting
proximity to the eyes and noses OF the ladies' who
generally occupy tho UPPER part OF the seats. On
one occason we SAW, on wet afternoon, huge
boot all reeking with mud, thrust into lsdys bon
net, by the outsider who, not readily perceiving
the step, used the window frame for ladder. 1t
na most uncomfortable nuisauce, and should be
abated with all convenient speed.
We would also suggestthat stage drivers should
sweep the step where they rest their own feet
hn frequently the case that the dirt which una
yoidably gets up there in their mountings aud dis
uountpes, is shaken off and blown into the eyes
Of the passengers who may be near the front wiz
dews.
FSr these improvements, every patron OF stages
and most especially the ladies' returu
their sincerest thanks to our obGsing and gentle
manly Omnibus Proprietors.
TEE KHrE-We understand that while party
of Young men and boys were "scupping," at the
Elysian Fields, Hoboken, on Sunday, some dispute
arose about the RICH to swing, when general
melee ersued, during which stripping oil the
sblood and thunder" order drew asword.knile and
plunged it into young man. The wound was said
to be slight Cause, rum.
AcciprNr-A small boy in attempting to jump
from one Of the Hudson River cars, pesr Nine
toenthss fell aud the wheels passed over bis legs,
ssyeripg them from his body just above his knees.
No blame whstever, can be attached to the Con.
auctor. We are also informed that no less than
EIGHT other boys attempted to get upon the cars
while coming from the place Of disaster TO the
depot in Chambersst.
sfRIous AccIDEEr.-While some were
Eoistips boards into the upper part OF the building
No AZ Cortland 81 Yesterday afternoon, the rope
chance Just passing the head OF workman who
Was standing in the door. This man fixed the
boards again, and they were hoisted, but while the
men above were pulling them To- the rope again
clipped and let them down The man below was
atruck this time on the head and received fright
full wound, bis scalp being torn OF the back part
of the lad for two or three inches He was taken
20 the Hospital and it ia feared he will not survive
We did not learn bis name.
DKowsrp.-squire w Smith, one OF the Coro
ners Of Westchester Co. held an inquest yester.
dsy over the body Of Edward Psrshley, who was
found drowned 10 the Hudson River near Dearman
Btaticn He 10 supposed TO have family resid ng
either in Boboken or Jersey City. Verdict of Ju-
~, "came TO his death by accidental drowning.
p Jersey City papers please copy
BROKEN ARM-A man named Wilson, while
watching the boat race yesterday, fell oil AcCsrty S
dock at the Eysisn Fields, Hobokep, and broke
his arm. His face was very badly bruised.
" II will be seen by notice in another col
ann Of Ibis psper, that Mr.. WIN FwAHBuSroN. OF the
trm Of Messrs VIM Besbe Il Co The enin' ut Broad
way Hsers hss withdrawn from that hm' for the p1r-
pose understand, OF undertaking on bic own account
The Of the former branch Of that house 81 lSo
Chesnstst. Phlsde pAs. or courteous aud Shaoe de-
and Possessing comprehensive Business talent and
ability ihs genuemea carries with him the good wishes OF
'uoops Of ffends" MIR WARBuRroS 10 not only prsc.
deal halter having been regularly bred the bnsiae but
has had many yes experience In some q the foremost
hsrserng esae''hmer In his City, besIdes hsyi Waited
or The purpose OF acquiring iniornaron) OF the
lssts European nHuufaciories He posset,es oroogl
acquaintance with every branch aad de,s Ct the bu,l
ses account &c having been employed In the hoa.s o.
Beeee cosisr book keeper from The tim, Of n, sr,,
commence ment uNu Tho establishment OF the Branch 10
Philadelphia to which he WA admitted partner, and
N, anne placed in his management Mr. W conunuad in
charge Of is branch ofhs hou'e until the s9riDg Of
whep owing The deeeGse Of M Cesar, rs
nv Mr. Beebe to Hsw-Yori. aud sdmued partner Ia
ne new 6rm Of VIM. Ii Beebe Co where hs has remain
I'd In cor Eseon with ar Beobe IN the Seve sad re'poo.
s,e mar sgement OF tbs house up to the pressa period
For the purpose OF tempting ioFiune on his own hook
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