New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16


esoo Poultry that has unde hd process turns black
twlere te skin has been off, after having been
posed shon dme the air We were also informed that
an immense amount of pork and beef which arrives in ts
City in an almost pu;rd state prepared in the
above sa.nd which dyests Of Oensyeness aud appsa-
ance Of decay and after such preparation il is disposed Of
our citizens thereby endangerng the life aud heath Of
every person using it,
81 Will ~ CAS"-rhst all we heard; of
the speaker FASTENED the Park the other made for
Nassau+t That the upsho Of the whole conversation
-" conclusion Improvement" "applsaiion.' all to-
gsthtr and great upshot it was. TO be sure Anybody
could say l-siybOd could do make can wait On wW
The words are all there indeed but prnqrs say they ore
"squabbled they worse iaan that tksy in "p'
Ard beesuss they arc so VIC have so many forms and
fortunes awrso many pages Of life that don't register
"Iwilli can" Many destiny hes been mlrred by
that phrase Tanspose it. and it becomes another Ian
gusge tra,hes another spirit becomes prophetic can
"if will Why, it's q tonic; il summons up tho blood
"and stiGtns the snews." ike the blast Of trumpet
II will If can" It's dreadful grammar % say nothing
Of it not according to Murray or Brown perhaps
The drowning Frenchman hardly matched when he cried
out from the middle Of the Thames Il vii drown No
body shaa help met
ELoQUEsT, But IsARTIcULATE-A little while ago. we
passed half hour in village grave yard reading tho
inscriptions those Tables Of to Law of dust to dust
Upon one o. them, carved in marble. was chain Or
the nine links composing it one was broken
How legble the characters How Ineligible the Ian
guage In that family there nine beautiful
chain Of affection, richer than gold, but Death had
oosed Ink and the broken ewey Of the hearth and
the heart had clttered with the dews distilled from ioYag
eyes.
Broken iewtlryl How many such trnkets of memory
In Tho of t1,a .v..iI
souvenirs whose possession should render humanity hal
lo,., Great grief makes sacred those upon whom its
h.rd s,.N low elevate, Ambition glorify but Scr
row alone conseerste.
The Wgsr-One who, for the past few years. has ac-
cuomed himself look the arrivals in Goth
do not the distinguished arrivals but the great
distinguished must be impressed with the fact, that New
York has pretty respectable constituency out west
We do not " the Genesee Country" as our grand
fathers used 10 call it. norye the Ohio" that very aa
hsk of the most wandering dream, but beyond that
beyond the Lakes beyond the big river"
There are arrivals noted every day, at one hotel or
another of persons dwelling in places that not on the
map five years ago that Cotton never dreamed Of till yes
terday The day before Places that paces wthal
not blacksmiths shop schoolhouse Grocery and
Entertainment for and beast" at the corner OF four
roads but towns that act and look ike cities full of bus
~
Biographies now days like the Price Current they
should be corrected daily.
Out Westl Why, menie England with its heart Of
the world It's clustering cities its busy millions could be
submerged in Lake Superior and nobody TO take up the
words Of her great architect look around" And yet
what the Lakes bat grand highway of mosac-a
mere entrance and thoroughbred SO then beneath this
crystal hreslod of out west Englands glory could bo
buried like some lost coin Of the olden time, and yet in all
its templelike proportions there would still stand-the
WEST
TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMSHIP YANKEE BLADE-Ths
splendid steamship designed run between this City and
California in connection with tho Uncle SAM made
her trial trip Yesterday up the Sound proving herself not
only fast sar but in every respect seaworhy vessel
At 10 o'clock NJ the hour mentioned for her departure
company Of about three hundred ladies and gentlemen
were assembled on board the steamer lying at the foot of
COrears. r. The upper decks of the vessel presented
a lively scene and and all seemed determined upon
having splendid time Groups oladies and gentlemen
were seated here and there upon the promenade deck chat
ting among themselves while the crew werehuryng hther
and thiher getting the vessel in order AS yet however
there seemed but little prospect OF getting off, and sstne
sped the company began to manifest considerable impa
patience and many the inquiries of the officers Of the
vessel az to the of the delay AT length the steam was
let into the cylinder for the first time and the instant the
ponderous wheels rsvolved delay was here occa
stoned in consequence OF the tghtness of in the
crank and numerous machnisis called in requston
TO remedy the mshap. Shortly after H. everything being
in order Capt Randall took his position forward aud gave
orders TO cast off the hawsers 1t intended to have
gone down the Bay but in consequence of the delay in
starting il was determined make the trip up the Sound
As the steamer le her dock salute fred the band on
board meantime playing Hail Columbia and other
national airs On passing the shpyard of Messs PerIe
& Stack at Greenp int where the vessel built the
yorkmen came down to the dock and salued the steamer
by the firing of cannon and loud cheering The steamer
continued steadily on her course the machinery working
with satisfaction to al concerned.
About o'clock the company sat down to a sumptuous
dinner TO which they did ample justice and for brief time
nothing could be heard the caerng of knives and
forks ard the rafting of dishes The "inner man having
been satisfied attempt made TO get up feast OF
treason and flow Of soal but proved almost failure
The health Of L. Mills the owner. drank, and nine
cheers given Mr. Mills briefly responded Mr.. Gregory,
Of Gregory Express being loudly called for made few
happy remarks. Several other gentlemen made remarks
appropriate TO the occasion.
At O'Clock the steamer headed for home, and ar
rived at her dock foot Of Harrison ct at 81 O'Clock As she
passed down the East River and up the North River to her
berth she was loudly cheered by people the shore.
Many persons in the City hearing the firing of cannon
thong that California steamer had arrived and fastened
70 the dock, but only to meet with a disappointment
Excepting the delay at starting, everything passed of
with great foa and all being highly pleased WIN the
trial trip Of this fine vessel
The dimensions of the Yankee Blade as follows
Length of keel 253 feet length deck PTS feet breadth
of BEAM 80 feet depth of hold, % feet and 1900 tuns
burden Her engine is beam engine and was built at the
,u.;rs Works Diameter of cylinder, IS inches II feet