New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

TINS DAY and EvESNc the Washington Exhibition of Art"
Tus DAY and EyfESc the studio Broadway
Rare Books, &C.
~ The first full sized thunder storm of the season,
came up Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock For half an
hour the rain down in torrents and accomp nied by
some vivid flashes oflghtnng and peals of thunder which
would have done honor to July. The rain continued in
ter1nittently all the evening
CONSERVATION OF Morals" Many Citizens write
70 request US a. conservator Of morals to abate
public nuisance namely the display Of indecent hand
bills advertisements &C. walls, posts piles OF building
materials SC Now, the evil complained Of is doubtless
real but why are called to abae ii The City pays
n Chief of Police Corporation Attorney. Policemen &C.
&C. expressly protect against outrages and nuisance'
Of all kinds the laws ample and all that Is needed
their proper enforcement Then why do not Many Git
zens go the right instead of the wrong way to work
make a regular complaint Of the nuisance in question
sign their names TO it and send to the Chief Of Police
Corporation Attorney? We tired Of being perpetuay
called do other peoples work when we can scarcely
find time for our own.
JENNY LIND GoIDscHMDT.-Our readers will re-
member that absurd story was in circulation a few
months since stating that Jenny and her husband lived
unhappy they had not positively quareed There can
hardly be need for cOnradicting such story but
have the unquestonable authority before may
as well do So In letter written from Dresden, 10th Feb
by Jenny Mr. Zachrisson the Swedish Consul in this
Ctya letter of business and having no direct bearing
upon domestic aars-there occurs the following passage,
as we find it in The Ner York Musical Horld;
1--WE are, God be thanked quite well; Otto is very
good and kind lie abOrs always, is at home always is
kind always is the faithful friend always thinks only
of my welfare and my happiness and maintains calm.
still courage in all circumstances"
IVi ma Godlof val mycket god och SMALL han abei
nen ali cnt tduEer bsrs pa orn6'amhot
bnngt stilla mod ALA vexingar."l
it'll 4.
willingly in oeagnous soncss wooing imaginary pigs and
real Aldermen The storm passing away and the genial
sun will soon pulverse the polcO swnish compound.
Broadway we would add is sprinked but why is
not properly swept? Why!
Is the progress of the world real Four thousand years
ago the Egyptian Aldermen deemed abutiOn three times
dav necessary to health and though cannot find in
Wilkinson, Rossni Cbampollon any mention of the
state of the streets of "hcbes with It's hundred gates
vet we do know that Rome had and underground
resources for cleanliness that exceed modern CITY, be
side 1000 public bath houses and sue bath houses As
any one who has visited their ruins in Europe must know
@! Aldermen @ Arcuariusi read ancient history,
Believe we beseech YOU God of purity who will equal
" visit the sins of bodily and mental filth the heads of
| a community. Endeavor to be heroic! Think of the
honor accorded to you by your fellow citizens! Remem
Der the patena character your duties and do not bey
and beou your five hundred thousand chdrenany longer
IL The Mount Vernon Hotel at Cape May, will be
completed in time for the bathing 1t has been
leased by Mr. Job Taber of the American Hotel in this
| Civ The Mount Vernon will accommodate more than
1900 persons.
ARRIVAL OF THE t. S. SroREsHP RELrEr.-This
shin arrived Yesterday afternoon from Monteyideo The
following is a list of her officers:
Li1tcna,t Commanding r. b. Hitchcock
AfiHg MdSfer----.---.-- u DAY!
PHrSer. Ramsay
Surgcoa..................J.J Brownie.
passed MdsAipncr. J. !. Hart
C7erk....................-L. &. Manning
CoRNER-SroyE-The ceremony of laying the corner
stone of new Catholic Church in Eighteenth ST. post
poncd yesterday, in consequence OF the storm.
- The Pathological Lecture advertised by Prof
Lcwcss last night postponed byreason Of the rain
rg The storm yesterday caused the pOstponement of
the Ladies' meeting at Mr.. Chapins Church
ry The steamtug Achilles arrived last night with the
| whale in tow which was captured off Southampton L. l.
Ii was intended to exhibit the 0nima but on account of
It's advanced state of decomposition and the euva arts
ing hererom ii ordered away from the foot of Eighth
ST and was lowed down TO Coney Island, to be tried out
II about 30 feet in length and will make about % barrels
! of oil
SrRIKEs-There is to be a strike among the pugiss
Strcctbeggars also after the 4th of July will
fuse anything below a sxpcnce
Gentlemen and ladies who stand outside oi the enclosures
whence balloons ascend and peep through the cracks OK
poet TO receive a shilling apiece after the Ippodrome
! opened
The dead heads of the thcatcrs expect to receive com
pcnsaon after the present season. either half shell or
| its equivalent
The congregations of Drs - - prosy preach
crs-layc all struck and expect pewrent free and mat
re>ses for temporal rest
DIED At SrA-Ihc friends of Rev. A Haynes will be
poined TO hear that he died and buried at the
3lst nit while on his return home Mr. Haynes was for
merly Pastor of the East Brooklyn Baptist Church AMI
went 10 Florida few months ago with the hope of gaining
the matcrv Of disease which has at length proved fatal
lie leaves widow and three little ones. We understand
that sermon appropriate to his death will be preached by
Rev G. H. smith Sabbath afternoon at , o'clock III the
| Sixth It. Baptist Church
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The Third Pres
bytcrv of NewYork have chosen the following Commits
| soners 70 the General Assembly, Ministers Rev. Wash
ington Roosevelt and Edwin F. Hatfield DID, Principals
| Rev u j. r. Mclaughlin and Rev George Ihacher Al
| touatc,; Elders Mcssrs Mahlon T. Hewitt and John p
Commng Principals; and MesSrs. James Reeve ana , >.
| Barry, Alcrnates.
REvIvAL-The Cannonst Baptist Church have re-
Gently received twenty five members by baptism
~ North River Shad have been plenty for week
mas, and are now in their prime They sell for % to 50
cents according to size.
TUE COMMERCIAL LINE-The line of packets which
has lust been started between Norfolk and New has
been increased by the addition of another fine vessel The
jamestown new schooner of one hundred and thrtytwo
tuns burthen Just built in Baltimore has been purchased
expressly for the Commercial Line She now al NorioA
| receiving cargo for New ork
She viii be commanded by Captain Caffee an eNpe-
rienced coaster and an energetic commander