New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

| thar q Geo vas taken and the lowest being Oh the
| 81 ald 3Cih During the month OF SEPTEMBER tns
average take was stll smaller, but the 2gtn anc SUN
were great shilling days. and brought IN t3ooe ech'
The exhibition was opened on the l3,h and li;h to
the exhibitors and those introduced BY them and On
"Wednesday he 18Th the jure> reports were - De
presented ard the whole definitely closed with I
prayer ofthanksgi1m hy he Bishop OF London ani
| the national anthem The names THOSE receiving
prizes and medals were 10 Ne published on Friday
the Eth they viii probably be received IN Ne~-
York by the next steamer
The Queen has visited Liverpool She was 70
ceived With cre4t enthusiasm. Business was SIS
pended for two days.
The high sheriff Of a city IN the South OF Ireland
was accused last week In the Crystal Palace, to hs
great amazement. Of picking pockets and upon this
transferred 10 the care Of the police The worthy
gentleman repudia;ed the charge with horror and
indignation nevertheless purse OF II SOverelgns
was found IN his pocket, which he avOwed lid not
belong 10 him The protes'ations and assurances Of
the high sheriff, who gave his address, set the local
authorizes upon the alert. and after sharp scrutiny
Of the visitors the detectives recognized 4 noted
member of the swell mob, who. /, appears. ie~
minutes before had relieved VISITOR OF the ldeni
! cal Purse. which was InstantaneOuSy missed, and
the Scoundrel fearing exposure conveyed the purse
with singular dextenty to the pocket OF the IRISH
high sheriff, who was IN ms vicinity. and rs quickly
disappeared IN the crowd. Explanations and apollo
! gies followed quite satisfactory and the innocent
gentleman WAS restored 70 the society NJ his sister
| and her daughter. whom he accompanied from Ire
| land 70 see The wonders Of The Exhibition.
According to the report of the Specipl Commit
tee of the London Common Council the festival
given TO the Queen by the city, last Summer, on &C.
cason ofthe Exhibition, the city f5.l20 AS Cd.
There had been appropriated for the purpose f5,25O,
and after all was over fl99 s. 3D. were returned TO
the reasury-a rare instance we fancy in the history
Of corporation festivals At any rate, nothing like
1t has ever been heard Of in New-York. The num-
Der OF tickets issued may be thus classified Royal
and distinguished persons. including members OF the
legislature 474 public companies, bankers, mer.
chants traders 33s all the literary and scientific
societies Of the metropolis, 100 commissioners, ex-
ecutive and Juries of the Exhibition of all Nations
525 members of the press. Q. The representatives.
of the pless were, the editors of 1.-THE Times"
Morning Chronicle" Morning Herald" Morn
ing Advertiser" Morning Post" DAILY News
and illustrated News" The only artistic and lite
rarv notabilitieS invited were Mr.. CTuIckShank and
Lady. ard Mr and Mrs :. c. Hall
The fare from Europe to America on the Wash
ineton and Hermann will be c2s for lst cabin, ga
for % cabin, and els FOR lower deck. The fare by
the Franklin and Humboldt will be the same as by
the Cunard and Collins lines, VIZ go.
M Alexis Benolt Soyer, the world renowned
cook and restaurateur, applied TO the magistrates OF
| Mlddlesex for license TO have music and dancing
at the Symposium, Gore House, Kenslngton. When
! his application came up to be acted on he was nor
! present.
The Chairman SAID he was glad NJ. Soyer did not
| appear for he never heard of more outrageous
breach of the public iaIth.
| Mr. France said that this house was complete
nuisance TO the neighborhood.
The Chairman said that he had last night visited
if to convince himself, and more communicating
place for young people he hal never witnessed
| The license was refused.
i Paterson has accepted the challenge to open
Dav & Newel's lock for f2OO provided ne can
have the same chance al 1t Hobbs did at Bramahs
| lock
| Mrs. Dexter is Boomerang on speculation AZ
| Glasgow with success 1000 persons went to her
lecture and crowds could not get into the hall All
were agog to get sight of the Boomer. The ap-
| pearance of the lady escorted by young gentle
man. was the signal for tremendous burst of noise
from all parts of the hall Her dress was Of course
| the object of eager scrutiny and We observed
various desperate attempts on the part OF understood
| gents TO get glimpse of that garment which Mrs
Dexter chooses to designate by the name OF trousers
This lady attire presented the nearest appearance
| to the riding habit of hOrse-wOman With the long
| skirts cut off an inch or two below the knee-thef
place beng supplied by short wide trousers, reaching
10 and fastened around the ANGLES, the whole pelng
| terminated by cloth boots.
| The only thing decorative vas broad scarf and
! sash OF Victoria tartan thrown over the shoulders
and fastened round the waist The wearer is ratheI
| of peue tguIe and not exactly cast IN the mouIu
| of the Venus de Medici. The material of which the
upper part Of the dress composed appearedto De
dark cOlored cloth merno fitting tlght 10 the shape
the trousers being made of black SATIN. she INSISTED
on the absolute night Of the fair sex TO adopt tha'
stye Of dress which they conceived To be most con
ducye TO their personal comfort ana convenience,
| ard maintained that IN the Boomer costume-oi
which she declared the advantages rom personal
| exnerence-there vas nothing offensive 10 mouesty
On the contrary, she ayOwed that 1t was bOth COVE
| nient modest, and becoming and expressed hri
| assurance that II would be adopted by every "ohin
| of good heart ans disposition, \ cruel "ag III me
hall al this pOlnt raised laugh ~ the expense oi me
| far Bloom6r. by asking her If She included along
| with these good understandings.
! -Bloomers have also appeared At Liverpool IN
| the Haymarket London, and one has been up before
the Marlebonc police, for collecting crowd so a. 10
>tcp all the omulouses, cabs, &c. And finally three
Boomers have teen on the BoulevAfcs OF Faris
count Reventlow, the Danish Ambassador at
ST James. died at Glasgow, on the sth INST very
suddenly lie was there on ylslt with ms family.
He had filed the post Of Ambassador for several
years -,, ,...
ofballad music. died Oct. ..
The Great Exhibition II porter Of The DAILY Ssirs
announces that pro ectors have already commenced
the erection Of a Crystal Palace" IN New-Yofk. Of
smaller extent than It's great orig nal and communI-
cstionS have been entered INTO with Austria. the
ZollvereIn Italy, and various other Continental
estates suggesting the Transmission of their articles
20 America for the purposes OF exhibition and sale.
FRANCE.