New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

ptntECih ha't spcuk an immense
in aid Of the sufferers from Yellow fever whether |. -
ness or bereavement The extraordinary and usp.,.s.
ed demands their iberslisy have been sars a..
charitable purses nearly exhausted N. -
owing the stagnstion OF business q, that p,ra M
being the case the Printers Of tAis City feeling Aa
sympathy with their brethren Of NewOr,cans h,r. -.
mined to step forward in their behalf A me-s;,, A.
fore Of the typographical Gran Of New York WI H. A..
THIS EvrSHs Saturday st u O'Clock. at Tsm-.ap, ~,
when viii be adopted worthy OF the er ,en.
the case All members of the profession are esrue, -,
ted to attend such attendance being alike due to hs r.
ty and interests OF the professors OF the art
of al arts
The YE,R's TwrIIeHr-wthin the pass w,eA 49,, :,
the mornings have had the real sparkle Of brown ts.
the cool ripe richness of an old vintage.
Brick and stone do not indicate the waning YEA, A.,
there signs Of Autumn. in the City Touy ,sh,
Of the town bred trees that never looked in the su,r. -
somehow lost month N their reckoning and began 4. =
the green livery of summer weeks and weeks aga As a.
signs ofihe coming of dumb December The light th, 4
brcs that swung in the doors Of Clothing Stores have
place TO heavy and sober looking woolens chips ana -
have been succeeded by fur and felt and gaudy s.,sl
s'aid leather and prunela !" coal tumbng into mv.s.
subteanean by the tun windows that va, s,.
up partly closed doors thrown open wide sre ony ~
ejar stout gentlemen with flushed faces accelerate H..
motion kno, or two day peaches grow small BY a.
grees and beautifully less " fans are quiet butter arm xs
collars on the rise Powdery looking thunder heads As
used to Turk in the Highlands watching Sn opportans,
put out the light of sunshine are gradually exchsos
ed for small focks of eecy clouds. that September IA.
turned out into the azure fields OF heaven By anibx
iatered by the north winds they will look ragged and
Novemberish enough.
Pretty soon Hack CRATES will heein IN Ol,xr IA
hslfforgoen circle Of last year viii be swept around IL
cheerful light the curtains will be shaken of fold aui
fastening all the chairs hope. win be illed as wa
their won't from the old chair in the corner. 10 u
BIT of Shetland upon rockers and for while al least
all the world and his wife viii be at home.
"LISxTD SWEETNESS LONG DRAWN oUr."-Whats that
crowd Somebody dsad-somebody in a a., fight OF
frohc All no. nothing of the sort. Do You heart II
sounds Ike nest of jewshsrps Its man. monkeyws
beg pardon OF the monkey monkey-a man. and ma
sic box box quadranguar triangular doubtful nIei
with all sorts OF tunes from waltz to wall" Charley
over the Water to the Last the reyy last Rose Of
Summer" all DONE as they say in cookery, 70 turn.
The monkey is particularly brave in red coat the
in a red vest and YOU anything of Lavater yoa
can detect certain marvellous resemblsnces in the twain
They have been hail fellows long and their aspirs
tons are 20 precisely similar that It's wonder there Is
sort OF family Likeness.
A little girl with big tambourine and a stout woman to
sing solos complete an orchestra that Julien never dreamed
Of except he has been victim Of indigestion.
The tatorCd fragment OF faded baze flung back from
the wonderful box monkey man, woman with the voice
and girl with the tambourine in position and since
" Music heavenly maid was young nothing Ike il was
ever heard Tune follows tunetheres note out here and
there for the organ sadly in want of dentistry but all ha
Ontt have
Ike grsts out of hopper the lifts up voice in
the pauses like that in Ramsh the tambourno Is trans
formed in ,winkng into charity box" and the cliak
Of the coppers concludes the concert.
Back goes the baze upon the box up leaps the monkey
upon the baize up go bazc box and monkey upon the
shoulder and away they so all together.
The idea though to say nothing of the accompaniment
good one-ihat of singing one way through the world
Ii is the very philosophers stone of human happiness
Dogenes tried snaring That wouldn't do. No OF asut
y singing Il the thing II has charmed away evil sPfts
before now And this 10 the doctrine be merry and
you can't be merry, why, be as merry as you can
FALL PARADE or THE TWELFTH REorsESr Nxw'
YonK STATE MIrIA-Reriew by The Mayor Yesterday
afternoon the Twelfth Regiment New York State Militia,
nder the command OF Colonel Stebbins made their FAD
Parade and we're received by the Mayor and Common
Council About q o'clock the various companies compos
ing the Reg MT assembled at Washington Parade where
thew went through variety Of military exercises The fol-
lowing companies present. Lafayette Fuseers Capt
French Tompkins Blues Capt Besson Baxter Guard
Capt Dyckman City Hues, Capt Fowler City Masket
GERS, Capt Palmer; Independence Guard, Capt Gains
Black Rifles, Capt -.
The Light Guard, Cap, Vincent Baxter Blues. Capt
Waterbury and the Guard La fayette Capt Le Cbrc.
were not present The former being parade with the
Boston City Guard and the latter being unable to turn out
in consequence Of their uniform being incomplete
The entire regiment parade, with the exception Of ho
Black Rifles wore their uniform II IL aer the sys
of the Austrian uniform consisting Of light drsb froek
coat light blue pants regulation cap, &c
After forming in column at Washington Parade Ground,
the Regiment preceded by two pioneers belonging TO the
Black Rifles and Dodsworhs Band marched down Broad
way and into the Park where they formed In line 10 front
Of the City Hall
His Honor the Mayor Major Gen Sanford, Gen Hall snd
members of the Common Council then reviewed the gF
ment walking up and down the lines
The regiment then marched down the inside Of tho
Park through the southern gate to Chatham st. up Cbd
ham TO the easterly gate Again entering the Park thsy
marched through 10 Broadway a. they passed the Hal
paying The Mayor the honor Of q marching salute. fhs
regiment marched up Broadway to Washington Parade
Ground, where they were dismissed.
The appearance Of the military very fine and duhng
their march and review they attracted much attention
The Mayor and Common Council expressed Themselves
highly pleased with the review
The VETERAN CoRrs OF 1sl2-Ths body held meet
ing last evening ct the Star Hotel Lspen1dst The Chsr
taken by Captain Raymond the Rev Mr. Van Pen o.
Staten Island, took part in the meeting IL was IMAM
mousy resolved accept the invitation OF Gen ctor
be present at Tarytown the laying Of the corner stone
q tho monument TO Pauldng Williams and Van Warf IN