New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9.

The Os.er Willow for basket uiaSins-prcs IN S''E-
Frbuos and Germany. bot chiefly from FrsDoe ElI ill
al abe There Considerable qlaasty Sr9Nl
Stat slGnd, Richmond, Eheh bnlS. ioJl ens
rer pound tie AvTraE, vhsn prepared for use u y
paItod al SIZED twiEs BY The IN dAnp SOL
ins pathways between, AID Il Is necessity 10 Keep ga,
sround AID clear OF tie Of weis sld osISr
IILis IL ~ IN so NJ DC Tor 9th Vurpo-fsi i vi
net ErUw " llEht dy sol TIE fa-t aS-n o.
by trau instrument which catches the ',s hat are
orHwn through H. the pronGs Of the instrument BENG mis
round and TrsnEed to har the tFiEs A. they AZ
pulled rough tie machine the oass OF when are iale
VI iron
Tie ,ubsiiiu'i Of TIE Norway Msple for the Alan
thus % shsde tree having heel urged o. late tie ol
lowing obserrttlons were mad relative 20
hATLEs-AoeTaoes- from Latin Aner maple trse-En-
rTe the temperate parts OF Asa North OF lads aud Nora
AHeTieA At the stions of this order. Il = unknown II
Aiica ard al the Southern hemisphere. Tie species are
Only known for the susAry sap OF TIE cchsrnun su
ga ltplt) and other from which sugar = exrr ced IN
colorA
The Norway Maple 10 raisad from the SEED At Fu,hiuE
or Lous ssld some Of The have gTo~n y feet ia
hfht and t. fei IL cireLmersnce tie base The Aze
Il dense AID little liable 10 jury ON xornn. Is DARK rassy
sleeu or upper surfAee, hsnt oOioj below and remains
bsLt a. summit NJ Gun the gardener Of this CIV on
tie D. re oe b. as had recommends II as bearing inv
position ber than Others which have been tried Il
quick.
VIEWING THE HAUSrs OF VIcE-Hun-
day evening. anxious to view its gloomy and sluaid
apartments the crooks end turns Of It's passages its
hooks ard corner and its holes in the walls ts false
foor and blind doors it, attics and s cellars These
are all lighted up by the Missionary Mr.. Luckey for
the accommodation Of those who wish to look in be
fore the building seed Last evening The old she'll
was sga;n thronged The gloomy walls offs wretcAed
apartments were lig.red up by hundreds OF candies
= 49, 4. & "a rf.
were crowded snd its old stsr-cases cresked the
visitors a.cended them to the upper portions OF the
building The company ,hronged several of the apart
ments where miserable msn women and children yet
remain. and moodily submitted TO the gaze of the
strangers in that community Of degraded outcssts.
There was considerable search in the cellars for the en-
trance TO the suhterrsnean passage said TO comnuni
cate with other place in the neghbOrhood as IA
cty for the escspe of fugitive thieves. Considerable
change was put into the contribution box in the Ms
sionares ofice-whers candles were procurei-to aid
in the erection of the new building Workmen com.
meme ed tearing down the old shanty yesterday, and
the rporunity Of behoiing its internal appearance Is
almost ended
Ts II, Editor sf tn, T-svnss
Az ISQUIRY--SOme time ago an affidavit
presented to one Of the branches Of the Common
Council charged one of the Governors Of the Aims
House with receiving from the Warden OF Bellevue
Hospital the maierisl' for painting q house IN the
Third sv, belonging 10 him. Your readers would Ike
10 know what has been done in the matter, a. many
Of them sre simple enough believe, that, had dry
goods clerk whose name mi bit be supposed to be Tim
DAILY ,hoald happen TO see friend, who might be
called Pat Henry walking past his employers store
without thirt and in view OF the destituton OF his
friend he should Gland estnely abstract from the goois
under his charge two three yards Of sxpeuny mus
lin and pool of cotton for the purpose OF enabling
bis ft nd to appear decenty 10 the street the opera
ton would have engaged the attention # the Grand
Jury md doubtless. your columns would have oeen
occupied by announcement som thing Ike the follow
ing-"1hc Grsnd Jury returned true bill ayainst I'm
Dsly fer embezzlement, and against Pat Henry for r.
cevng the good KIN wing them 70 have been stolen
have locked in vain for such paragraph IN relat IN
10 the prefeni and the exa'-ociae of Stneon Draper
the Pre- iieni e the Board Of Governors, VINO, If h. u
tie m,n Rave hitherto imposed him 10 he, woui not
be kelly 10 permit an insult 10 himself "A to re
min as ocisted with them W.
~ Within few days past several persons
have been Fun over tossed in the air by niuriatet
cattle; none of them quite killed, however. The
only regret on the part Of The people, is that Alder
IN Cornell the Chairman of the Committee on Streets,
was Lot odden, and tossed and gored anu pru u III
ste ad Of the innocent women and chi dren who
are tie sufferers. Mr. Cornell is the man who uld
stor cattle driving II the streets if he would but ne
is butcher and that's enough.
AsoTHER MAD Ox-Yesterday afternoon an
OK became Wild and al the corner of Vandsm and
yarck-st- tossed little boy named John GUN into
the air The little sufferer severely bruised aud
Ct. T. 81. bttFt in Fir
way of recovery The enrsged animal was shot at er
repeated attempts at the corner of Broome and Var K
ss hwas reported that others were injured, but we
could not Learn any or obtain reliable intorna
ton.
REAL EsTATE.-The following property was
sold by Ad ian II Muller No 30: 49,
OF On south side Of l8tL-st, 2'N9l S3NO
lot Oh west side OF 6th-ay 5xltO ....'.'.''''' -
lot on west side Of 6tFav joining ZlOV
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