New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

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WoRKINGMES's MEETINGS The Opera
tive Bakers meet this evening at their Hail. No. l27
Graud-St
The recommendation Of tie Industrial Congress
as TO political action meets a general response from
the several Industrial organizations and Reform As
sociaiions and Committees forming III most Of
he Wards for the purpose OF procuring the nomlna-
ton Of candidates friendly to the Reform measures.
The German Taiors meet tomorrow, at p. VI,
at Hillenbrand'S, No. loo Heser-st. The German
Reformers Cbeside their Trade Associations, have
also in some Wards well organized Ward AsSocia-
tons which cooperate with the d" English Reform
Associations.
~ The sixth Concert of the Swan of
Erin VIII be given tonight al Tripler Hail. when
Sigror Marini viii appear in addition 10 The other
artists Miss Hayes Will sing selections from BellSa
no. IIndi di Chamounix. Pautaul, and sav0lrneea
Deehsh and The Minstrel Boy, Signor Marni sings
"Non piu andrai" from Figaro. and Tire elcee ct
tue credevi,1 from Emani. Mr.. Braham and Herr
Mengis assist usual. and a new artist M E. Bout
langerl makes his debut
- We cannot undertake to correct all
the trifng errors which creep into reports OF ar
rests, fires, &c, made by the Police. We presume
they are near right as circumstances VIII admit.
and publish as We ind them.
RETURN OF THE TURyERs The Delega-
ton of Turner'S from this City TO Philadelphia re-
turned yesterday afternoon. and a. they passed
The Trillne Office. gave their Mutations ia tine
form Of three hearty cheers. We hear that they
had a fine celebration and found hosts of friends IN
the Quaker City.
FoR EuRopE.-The t. s Mail steam-
ship Washington will leave Pier . y. r. this day +
noon for Southampton and Bremen.
SOUTHERN STEANERs-This afternoon
the Alarien for Charleston, the Alabama for Sayaa-
nah, and the Roanoke for Norfolk, viii leave this
port.
The New IRov EsAMEL-The follow
ing note from DR.. Chiffon establishes conclusycly
the healthulness Of the New Enamellng m Iron
Ware. &C advertised in our columns by Col. Ellis.
The poisonous qualities Of some of the material used
in casting or glazing Wares are well known.
Col Ellis has submitted TO Denomination several
culinary ucnsias which aye manufactured from Sitei
Iron and covered with hard anu durable Enamel bf
nev pateued process These vessels have tined severely
The ordinary strong ACIDS at boiling heat without
beng acted upon the least have also heated them
nearly red hot and then cooled them rapidly without the
Ihaye had some OF the pans and dishes used my
house Tor culinary purposes and hud tncm 80 lugh a-
JAMES h CHlLroN. D. Chemist.
Ne,- York. oct. ?, 1851.
~ Thrtv.one teams have already been
entered for the L. :. Flowing match which takes
place at Bridgeport. Conn. on Thursday, 9Th inst
It's expected that the number Will be increased 10
nearly or quite fifty The Sigh, will be worth going
a long distance to see.
SCHOOL OFFICERS. BY the amended law,
vacancies in Ward Boards Of Stockholders are filled
bv the Board III which they occur subject to vote IN
the Board Of Education They ayeheretofore been
filed BY tine Common Council.
SIXTH AND EIGHrH-AvENUE RAILROADS.
1t IS stated that the building Of these Roads viii
not be commenced until mex, Spring on account Of
the near approach OF Winter. This Is partially the
effect Of the Mayors dilatory movement IN relation
10 signing the Act and partly the slow motions Of tne
parties who have the Charter With anything like
tolorabc energy they might s. have their cars run
ming 10 Fory-seconds before December, but If they
won't VI must put up with 1t. Of course
SINGULAR PHENoMENA-The presence Of
rats and nice IN the >ea-wallS and wharves around
Castle Garden has been one Of the most serious an
novances to those who have had goods IN the Far.
which these mischicyous vermn would be likely TO
damage, and the utmost care necessary to Sc
cure the fruits &C. from their sharp teeth for some
DAYS before the Far opened. But on the second
dav OF the Exhibition, We are told that the waOe
army Of ong.tailed nib5erS migrated. and that IN
their hurry to get of great many were drowned
This sudden elopement the wonder Of the day,
and great inquiry made for the OF such
markable movement. After much inquiry It was as
certained that the hegira was caused BY short,
pleasant looking man, wearing heavy black whl,kers
and named Emanuel Lyon, who had Just brought In a
case OF his Magnetic Pills and Powders, prepare
tons which are certain death to all sorts OF rats,
nice reaches, bugs, aeas &c, &c. The appearance
ofthis case was the cause Of the flight OF rats, and
Will prove a safeguard TO goocs henceforth. Lyon
has twice received the American Institute premium,
and has ust received the third class medal at the
Worlds Fair This year he places his preparations
in competition with any that may be offered He is
No . on the catalogue and his sales-roOms, are At
42i Broadway, Just above Canast
DsGUERREorYPEs. -The best assortment
OF Dag,erreotyes in the Fair is that of Whitehurst,
one of the chiefs in the art Mr. W has brought this
beautiful art to the highest perfection as these eyi
dences amply testify, especially IN the matter of
large pictures. II Is not difficult matter to take
fair likeness with the DagueHeotype but to give
perfect picture, true IN outline, correct IN color,
graceful IN position and natural IN appearance Is the
l. .b., 70
notice IN his group, the President, Senator Foote,
Miss Cushman. Elliot the artist. and other excellent
portraits. That of Mr.. Fillmore is deemed per-
feet gem, having been pronounced unsurpassed by
himself Whitehursts galleries are at $40 Broad
way, one door above Leonard-s,., where nearly all
the graf folks Of the naionare 10 be and where
a genilemanly superintendent Is ready 70 wait upon
all who call.