New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

r,h, IN her dreseing-roOm had no doubt appeared
,uco.h snd delicate beyond suspicion And 'hcfe she
went stcut al. the evening enjoying herseh WIN 'ne
s.ycs hut sorl daring TO tell her Of the oire ms
Ssp which glnrcd on every eye but hers
Norol-Wesr no cosmetic but that of exercise, pure
sr and bspIy. healthy spirit Nothing el'e Is NJ TO
sye lovely glow the cheek OF beauty But II You
are soc enough to use rouge, beware how it Is put on
The NEw-YoRK CRYSTAL PALAcE.-We
srn By invitation from the Directors that the first
,ournn of the Crystal Palsce Reservorsqunre VIII
~ rssed he 26th inst after which tho erection will
nroeeed steadily, the iron.work has been going on in
he foundries for some time The masonry is nearly
,ouleted and the great size of the building very ap
,ren, to any who will take look at the outline OF
ne work Oh the ground.
We are glad hear that the vacancy in the Direction
M. been filed by the name Of Mr.. WILLIAM W. Stone
n the firm Of LAwHENcE STONE. THIS selection Is
fresh guaranty TO the public Of the desire of the Di
,setcr. 10 give our own industry full and fair chance
Mr. STONE largely connected with some Of the prin
e,oel manufacturers of Massachusetts, and his energy
and business experience will undoubtedly be OF service
IN the Beard.
By the way that the thing has assumed definite
6m and shape, and that it il apparent it have at
Be well for the Board 10 enlarge their force in
vryf There are but eleven members in the Board and
pehsps this is enough for the central body larger
lumber would perhaps render it difficult TO get quo
rum divide responsibility much and engender diff
euies. but the result could be arrived ut in
three ways Local committees mil ht be raised in Phil
sdsphia, Boston, and other principal manufacturing
eencrs the members OF which might perhaps be willing
decide applications for space for their localities
Th done to great extent in the London Fair and
awould relieve the central Board prodgioasy. Again,
honorary members might be elected and proper per-
sons found who would be willing to assist ia the multi
tudincus details of such matter
The Board has undoubtedly been extremely fortunate
regard 10 the building 1t will make very great
how Of itself and be the City, but they
NUT Tecolect that the business of filing the building
with materials proper to be exhibited il small mat
r and that it requires great deal Of tme attention
md prtctica! experience.
We make these suggestions from strong desire
for the OF the enterprise, and hope that they
may be taken for what they worth
"A handsome wood engraving of the building, with
full description of the enterprise is circulated with this
aper md will accompany The wessly Tribune Of this
week.
PORTRAIT OF WAsHISGToS.--The engraving
Of sIUARTs original portrait of WASHINGTON by /.
B. WEIGH may be obtained Of William Terry No. lib
ESsaut who is sole agent for the State of New'York
A remittance OF Five Dollars will secure copy by
ma, free of postage. We rejoice that this noble work
Of Art il now published in a form which makes it ac-
ee..ible TO ihesgres of American citizens The
original painting 10y the celebrated GnssRT STUART,
now n the gallery Of the Boston AthenBum has been
universally acknowledged by those competent to OK
press On opinion on the subject TO be the most lieke
delineation Of the features OF WASHINGTON that was
ever executed. In the copy now before US, the
.rtist he's succeeded to admiration in reproducing
the peculiar traits of the picture and has presented his
eountiymen with portrait, which never be con-
templated without feeling of reverent aud glowing
enthusiasm. 1t represents WASHINGTON III the ulness
Of wise ard venerable manhood, blending to singular
degree the frmness and dignihed suavity which were
ipgrsned in bis character and which give the emphatic
type to his countenance. No one, who IL not wholly
dead to his nobler humanity drink In the expression
Of serene nacsty which emanatcs from these hallowed
features and not receive inspiration to patriotic
devotion, suppress the regret that Natures sweet
and cunning hand longer delights to form such par
sgons Us our WASHINGTON.
Firm WARD.-In the Board OF Assistants,
T.,
appointing two inspectors of Election in place of two
others removed from the Ward, wero Laid upon the
table by roeucft of Assistant Alderman RoDMAN, ofthe
Ward who aid he did think it proper TINT persons
from other Wards should interfere with the Ward. 1t
l. the rule Of the Aldermen and Assistants when Dem
ocnc Inspector resigns to appoint such person in his
pkce as mny be selected by the Democratic Ward
Committee Of the Ward and the rule will be adhered
to- if the resolutions are leid upon the table in the
present case The motion declared by the Pres
den TO be adopted.
MURDER TRIALS IN NEw-JERsxy.-The Cir
cult Court and Court of Oyer and Tcrmner, md Gen
era Jail Delivery-Judge OGDEN, Justices GRrfFIrH,
Thomas, CHAMBERS and BROWNING presiding-com'
menced at the Hudson County Courthouse on Monday
evening This being adjourned session. in order to
try te criminal the Calendar the cases OF per
under indictment for murder were first takenup
Thomas c. PIERCE under an indictment for killing
ALBERT BLUM, at Weehswkcn, with an AK on the lath
Of August last was the first one sried. Gen T. " H.
WnIoHT District Attorney, associated with l. W. ScUp'
DIR Esq appeared on behalf OF the State, and ENocH
T. CAMP and ALFRED A. PHILLIPS, of Newfork, Tor
the prisoner The fret witness sworn was MARY ANN
RAMSEY who lived where the murder took place saw
difficulty between accused and deceased saw BLUM
shake his fist under PIERCEs nose and he rased CHAIR
TO strike him two three times saw PIERCE strike
BLUM on the collarbone with the saw the blood
&c LORENZO A ELDER physician, testified that he
examined the wound inflicted upon BLUM, and which
cansed his death. FREDERIcX WILHELM and JAMES
GARDNER were sworn and testified, when the Court
charged the Jury who retired and after being absent
fifteen minutes returned into Court with verdict OF
GUILTY OF MURDER in the first degree.
Po,rur C,SroN WAS next put upon trial charge
of numbering CHARMS WILLIAMS, in the sfray be-
tween party of Ish and colored walters ON the morn
Inc Of the 4h of July last the Eysian Fields Hobo
ken The circumstances Of the case were Published IN
TAe Tribune the time of the occurrence This case
was not ended last evening at o'clock, al which time
the Court adjourned to this m,rning at q O'Clock.