New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
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rlass.,, bouse and grounds formerly occupied by
wr, Hurry Eso The location is OF easy approach
from any part Of the City. The Bleecker-si.' hui-
sonsi and Eighth and Ninth lines OF stages con-
tinuay pass and repass it. We heartily congraiulaie
the Doctor as well on his professional succeSS as
upon his goodly habitation.
FMIGRASr LODGERS.-Slnce the LIST OF
February last the Commissioners Of Emigration
have furnished lodgings in Canal-Street for $4,000
destitute emigrantS who have, on the average, re-
NAMED four days in the quarters thus furnished.
Emplovmeni has been found for 7'22 during the past
I'VE months. In one night there were no less than
l96 Sullivans and IS Shays in the Canal-Sreet ods
ing house They were all tenants Of the Marquis OF
Lansdowne Most of them have gone to Boston
Mas. T.. CAKES SMITHS LECTURE on THE
New DREss.-Hope Chapel was early filled last eve
ming by a select audience drawn thither by the an
reuncement Of Mrs. Z. Cakes Smiths Lecture on
Dress, and its Relations, aesthetic, hygenic and So
cial The lecturer read her remarks. seated, IN
clear but not loud voice, and with admirable ntona'
ton, and was frequently interrupted with tokens OF
appreciation. The time occupied by the lecture was
a little more than hour, the audience giving close
attention throughout Commencing with "A review
I
lated perhaps 70 offend the preJudlceS CT some, the
lecturer proceeded 10 demonstrate the urgent
need Of reform IN the apparel OF woman
The pres. NJ dress was deemed announcement ana
unbecoming, from It's mmutenesS OF detail ana the
time and expense bestowed upon It, and more than
ALL from It's effects IN engenderlng disease. Notony
comfort but health and consequently beauty the loc-
turCr deemed. demanded an immediate reform, iot
where can there be beauty without health, and who
ever heard Of sckly Venus, or cOnSumptve Jul
no Woman IS AZ present creature OF the sun
shine she must consult the fashion, and aoure com
fort for outward adOfnmentS. A Schooi-Bt' ue
sound of the north wind, the ram and the sun
shine, and the glad face OF Nature, nued net
soul with exultatiOn, and her toll was rewarded
with health and oceans OF life and FRESHNESS.
vhy must she be compelled 70 recede from the elias
,icity and hOpefulnesS OF the earlier days. way
NAV not the rain and sunshine OF her early years De
also the rain and sunshine of her maturer lie
woman should not fear the ar OF water she grows
fresh and beautiful from both. IL becomes thcl, q
philosophical consideration, IN her choice OF dress,
that she should adopt the best substitute Tor the put
poses Of lOcOmOtlOn IN all kinds OF WeaIher'
IL matters little what shall be her indoor gar
ments, she needs costume for the street. whlch
must be alike convenient and uneNpehSlVe' 20 IhIS'
continued the lecturer for the sake OF health, com
fort and beauty In country like ours, II anywhere
woman should be abSOlyed from foreign lnhuehctS
IN the ordering of her dress II her haDlllmenS
pcase those of her household. what matters II II her
course be approved dlSapproyed by press OF TWO
or If II encounter the SnCerS OF superhcla iSIelgh
traveller She should spun the subordinate ana ape
Ike submiSSOn 10 foreign usage, anu tldh otFlo W
adopted which behtS the manners OF NepuOhc; IL -
idle to talk of Equal Rights on the one hand ana men
ask upon the other, what we shall put on. Mrs
smith continued have SAID that health, comiorI
and beauty demand this reform. We Will see "hdt
constitutes that reform. Woman does no1, though
she is charged with covet the coat and pantaloohS
of the other sex. God forbid No. gentlemen sac
ptieS YOU, quite much as herself, for your unOe-
coming costume She can do better In the FIRST
place she IS IN most costumes shorter than Man,
possesses moro rounded bust more delicate or
ganiZatOn woman likes to be known as
woman, and the occasional adoption OF male cos
tune prsctIce punishable by law, Though
the lecturer did not believe that either man or wo-
man was made better by The enactment') was out an
exception to tins rule. The lecturer considered a
new declaration of human rights TO be greatly need
ed She rebuked the tyranny Of Fashions whlmS'
and made moving appeal IN Oehali oil the lOll-
ing and degraded classes, whose lncesSant Ia
bofs furnished the rich trappings and hnical
adornmentS Of luxury. She knew no hgh
and no low no Upper Ten nor Lower Ten.
The time has come when genus can command me
only patent of nobility. The change she advocated
was not for the wealthy only, but for the poor and
the aboring thousands. She believed 1t would en-
hance their comforts, improve their vlgor ana health
fulness and produce substantial beneht.
Mrs Smith advocates, accordingly, the adoption
of the Turkish trousers with tunlc, and an outer
garment fitting closely TO the bust with long sleeves
buttonng at the wrists, and furnished with deep
pockets, leaving the free and the frame unen-
numbered. The new style was commended IN a very
graceful and winning manner. and me suneringS OIL
turer The effect may be blaze oil novelty along
Broadway.
THE HoBOKEN RIOT.-Thcre was an eX-
animation set down for yesterday afternoon at
o'clock before Justice Kidney, at Bergen and every
one was notified through the press to prefer his
charges or sustain his afdavits against the prisoners
or such are bailed at that time. Several OF the
accusers have since Withdrawn their former afida
Oh dc
charged with the exception OF the following The
accused were all in attendsnce) Philip Beisel, Sam
uel Lebach and Caspar Senger, then IN prison.
The latter was then brought before the Justice for
examination Mr. JonaSSohn was sworn as nterpre
ter and Caspar Senger said
live in Thlrty-seyenth-st near Tenth-av / came
TO lOboken the day of the riot, NJ about half past
r NJ for the purpose of witnessing the festival On
leaving the ferry went directly to the place where
the festival was IN progress, and renamed there an
hour and half / saw no disturbance while there
and after drinking glass Of beer, started To return
to the ferry. was first assaulted near Banners, be-
tween that and the ferry, where there was consider
able disturbance did not interfere IN any manner
but surrounded by a crowd Of fifteen or twenty
OafeTs and rOwdles, some without shirts and others
without shoes | was knocked down senscleSS from
behind, and my head severely cut. Vixen recover
ed my senses, endeaVOred 10 run toward the ferry
but was again attacked from behind, Knocked down
and dragged to the watch-house, where my hands
were tied behind me with rope, and was taken to
jail.
The prisoner further stated that he had been only
a fortnight IN the country-that he was not men,
Der of any Of the societies, had he any acquan-
tances here. He had wife and four children de-
pending upon him for support
After having signed his deposition, the prisoner
was discharged on bail, Mr. Sawyer entering his re-
cOsnizance in the sum OF $500.
Some Of those Hoboken boys who have fed from
Justice 10 New-YOYk, have since come back and are
held 10 bail.
lADyERTISEaENT.l
II HOME UNION, OR A PIANO FORTE So
cErT for the distribution Of Pianos 10 every family
circle, and announcement OF music at home. Were
the means placed within the reach Of the people,
America could be made chief Of musical nations
and for the advancement Of this object here, new
system has been started, which places the purchase