New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

that the demand for them very large ana cons'ah
y increasing.
PHARAoRs TAsK-MAsrRRs II can't
think Of anything else, Mr. diter, when hear SAGA
things a I will nov relate. Please listen, please
publish it. 1t 8 an instance wonan mas na1e
dozen shirt, for an establishment down to~n, and
got for her work--hear IL .-siTpence apiece NO.
sir sixpence for the dozen Thought that vas bad
enough but nv nformer nesky states that they fur
nish the buttons but do not furnish fac fhreaf -
Ths, working for the privilege OF starving take
IT, Ilearned ass, little OF the beautiful syste n
nursued. The shirts are not given out without the
deoosit of a dollar, by the poor woman whs don !
know. commonly where 10 get haH dollar. The
shirts ale made, we'll made (be:ter than would 90
,hem,) carried home. But woman-excuse me-
female il brought in she 10 part Of the systsm) ana
the work 10 submitted to her, and she detec~ grea'
faults in IL, and the honest JUST, heefn omP''ye'
cooly states 70 the poor creature VINO waits 70 10
c.ve b.r o.r-vhati why the sum he will have :"
nav IN. eepsore for taking it out and doing II again
u. st.tss i, to woman who has family to support
and do MT know where to 80 for cent, and had
counted on her pay TO furnish one comfortable meal
and fire, a. . treat for her family.
I'll tell you some more, but it's better. There II
House Of Industry up town. My informer 10 one
of number of poor women who 90 there certain
days In the week and sew. They make shirts, too
bat they are paid for it, and says the poor woman,
81 don't know what the poor would DO without the
ladies'" Now, gentlemen, your shirts will COST no
more. made thus, than bought at C, and the
money will 20 where ii honestly bclongs-so the
woman who made them. And II, in consequence,
you can't spare 50 much in almsgiving, no matter,
you have done better-you have remembered TO "bs
Van do nj nah IN
wear on your backs the flesh and blood of the poor,
do you' Then do ne buy shirts made for nothing.
Yours, INDIGNANT WOMAN.
M. ROBERT KEMP's LECTURR.--This
evening, a, the Society Library, NJ. Kemp, we'll
known to the audience Of the French Vaudeville as
an actor Of remarkable talent, will deliver lecture
upon that most piquant and fascinating Of subjects
'Moliere and the Age Of Louis XVIII" to be fol-
lowed BY q scene from Moliere's famous drama,
Tarfyfs. There has not recently been moro attrac-
tive promise for an evenings entertainment
Mr.. EIsFELD's QUARTETTK SoIREE-
This evening, at the Apollo Rooms, takes place the
Fifth Concert Of this delightful series Beethoven
Haydn. spohr, Mendelssohn make up the bill. II
comprises just enough OF the right music, to be
played BY the most accomplished artists, and to
Of the most apprec,ative audiences in NewYork.
Mr.. Timm Is the pianist for the evening.
JENNY LIMBS CoNcRRTs.-We learn.
upon the best authority, that Madame Jenny Lind
Goldschmidt will give three Concerts in New-York
before leaving for Europe. The concerts will take
place some time during the close Of this month.
Our Music, by AN OUrsIDER.-The Ed
itor of TIE Pittsburgh Post, recently on visit to
New.York, says OF the music at Trinity Church,
that "ths beautiful canticls commencing, o all ye
works of the Lord, bless ye the Lord praise him
and magnify him forever was performed in = style
only to be surpassed by the angels around the throne
Of the Almighty"
n A TEMPERANCE HYMN Once more
We meet asain-written BY HUoH 8. DUNN, has
Just been Issued. The words are appropriate and
the music simple and pleasing For sale by w.
Hall & Son, as9 Broadway, and at l35 E shth.av
II A Complimentary Musical Festival
is being got up to JEANNE Reynoldson by hor tends
In the upper part OF the City, to take ace on Fri.
day next
EUROPEAN MAlLs.-The splen id steam.
ship Pacific will leave at noon this day for Liver
pool, taking the mails for England and tho Cont
nent.
~ Officer Robert Miller of the Eighth
Ward says he caught the man who made the grab
through jewelers. window in Hudson.st. the other
day. 1t was said that Officer Baldwin made the ar
Test.
Nor EASILY BEAT.-The last two pas
ssges, tout and homs) Of the London packet-ship
Northumberland, Capt. J. NJ LoId, we're made in
thirty days.
T Sales Of Real Estate at Auction, by
Adrien II. Miller, April 2, 1852:
lot north side Ashs ls5 feet west Sd asxss $soe
TIE OpHRAAr NlBLo's.-The house
was crowded last evening TO hear Madame Anna
Thlll0a in The Doushtr Of the Regiment, and the
crowd was delis hted. Her career at Niolos 10 prob
asly the most brilliant operate career ever kno ~ IN
this country.
GRAND LARcEKY.--O Officer Lineback, Of
the Twentieth Ward, yesterday arrested a man
named Selah OAKLEY, charged with having stolen
&ls9 IN 5alx bills rom the cabin OF soop lying
ut ,hefsot Of 39th st., North River. The money b.
ionsed to Mr.. DEWITT Ross, of Brooklyn; and
1ll7 of it found BY the officer sewsd up In the
his pocket He admitted his guilt, and was locked
up BY Justice McGrath for trial.
ARREST or PIcKPocKRT.-A man
named John McKoush was arrested between one
and two o'clock yesterday morning BY On sere
Reader and Nusent, Of the Fourth Ward charged
with highway robbery. in having assaultsd Matthias
l.. ElfslIom, residing at No. "a Roosevslt-st, and
robbing tim of pocket book containing es6 In
bank bills and coin The accused Vas taken before
sustics loshrop for examination, when u appeared
that be had acted slvilly Than At first repre-
ssntsd, and merely picked Mr. Es pocket. He va:
locked up By the m asisrate, 70 answer charge Of
grand larceny.
BURGLARY AND ARREsr.-The dwelling
.. ~ .A SuiSess, ~ &c. 80 Ss D.o.s
at O'Clock yesterday morning, and robbed Of .
quantity Of plated ware, with which tho burglar e.