New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22


4 - Frsoyr The Arc,iolef for Liverpool On Saturday.
t. s.r passsnesrs were Angus; Belmont Charge 70
80. Dan Sickles, ex-Coiporstioo Attorney, and
- .eressry If LAgsto At I0udon; W. A. Wech III.
wt.,.,, Secretary; j NJ. Daniel late Editor Of IT.
s.,,,.csS Exasuin'r Charge to Turin Col Jas Watson
- a. rdaer Of The Conrier and Enquirer; exGovernor
80 Of Tennessee Judge Jackson Charge 10 Austria,
Sd others
r.u.sIrY CHasoEs-Proi r. NJ w. Rsdisi con
- with the Ma.hemsical Department in the Unvsr.
New York during the pas, 'oar years, has resigned
49, closing with tho present vacation. Prof Y. ".
- Direeor Of the Observatory Of Colombia College,
IN eessd "a the vacant Prsfessorsbp. Mr. Rsifed, at
. , ~ MI. ussGstion, but twenty years OF age,
~, vounge,t Professor IN any American University,
sh.s sroved himself very effective teacher. His sue
- I. ,boroueh scholar. and has been connected with
=. c,.nmsr School Of the University for nunosr Of
.,. Prof Rsdfsld will, in future be Connected With
a,.rd In his Day sad Boarding School No. p Sscon1-
vbere he will have charge Of the English and Msthe-
nstcL departments -
o,o AsD MELLow-At the corner Of East Thirteenth
u and Tbrdav, fOurishes old Pear Tres, venerable
III sge and Revolutionary "reminiscences This Tree was
.nted by Governor P-rus Suyvesan and is supposed TO
ave been brought by him from md on bis return from
counting 10 his superors tor his guTeIder OF New
j the British In the year 1864.
ranches covered with foliage but the trunk at the
Ase appears to se decayiDg. broken dead branch
snes over the a. TO the peril OF the psssersoy An
On surrounds the trunk to prote s venerable bark
ON the penknves Of morbdy ambitious school boys and
sfers
The IsyAsIOs or THE TREASURY Controller Flagg has
zen sued by Wan y Reynolds, the Of.l Contractor By
II H. Wright mot Alderman Oakley,) the man concerned
/ selling lots to the City for ofAl depository aad BY
us Reid the pavement jobbers. an these men ssek
bleed the not particularly pethorio City Treasury Rey
BID, wants 81 IO5 for taking away dead dogs Wr ght
yt Oskl4y) wants frigh6ul bonus TO give up lease
lad Russ Reid want the first instsment upon their
,ed contract The suits brought in the
,m Of application for compulsory aud anus in the
.upreme Court II 10 have been intended by the
isipis that they should before Judge Edmonds
Int as that worthy justice is i'll they per force and much
ssins their Intention, before Judge Mitchell There
only one point TO be settled and that is, whether the
scton If the charter prohibiting the Common Counc
rom doing Executive business means yes or no-xhetber
10 Controller the Executive officer he is believed to be
"a mere registering Clerk for the Aldermen
gentleman sitting in the end Of one OF the Sixth
~ csrs bad escape from most serious injury on
shdsy AS the vehicle passing down Canal st. one OF
|s Eigbthav. entered upon the track from West
Roadway and the pole of ii with such violence
Nd struck the gentleman d4shDg the glass and spIiners
dwood against his head and into his He was carried
no drug store near by There some of the most
rkes persons among the drivers and conductors OF the
ngbth entrusted with life and property Ons
aiheir special amusemepts 10 to annoy and insult the
s,th av men, and we hsve often Egbthsv. driver,
p their horses into sosnter for the purpose OF running
bead OF Sxtbav. at the Canal st. switch when the
s.ier was clearly entitled to the track In going up
Stffh ffnau Of
Asu ready to entertain the job. Ooe dark rainy night
9Th ay car was run off the track because tbs tongue Of
vich was y log across the rails An Eighthav. car had
al Q, ne safely over the switch bat who took up
10 iron and fjtd the boltsocke full Of mad don't
now II the patrons of the Eighth Az Road choose to
Derae such men, we suppose they have right to do so
h W. think that the Company would credit aud save
Oabis by employing better agents.
TIE eohsDics Of Massachusetts, have determined to
bold grand Fair 1T Quincy and Fsneull Halls sto'
upg the coming autumn. and The Bost,R Courier sug
ss as ioow that they submit, among other articles,
p0del omnibus:
What ia wanted ia a noiseess onni us-one whose
sors and windows msy DO readily opened and closed
Without The rattle and Jar that now prevent omnibus
ner TN hearing each Ohsr speak inside OF ths vehlc5
r even outside them in the streets one when may
n ent. red and l,ft by ihvsld or feeble PERSONS
nth comfort and facility one WHOSE axle boxes ad
M, es NAV II possible, be ma 10 to perform their 0tos
rhoui transmitting shock, or too loud noise, every
sne the latter strikes upon the psvem-nts ne" onni
us possessing these similar Improve msnts even 10
Moderate extent would take of the prizes aud secure
builders az many orders they could probably answer
r many n day hereafter
We propose in ADDITION 10 this the fabrication OF del
neeper for the streets of New York which shall dis
pse of the dirt so that it will be neither seen, fell, nor
mel. that IT may not set invads to coughing or turn the
lahy int, invalits When there is such thing made
the citizens employ il irrespectiyey of the authorities
vho should also be swept out by machine 70. cleaning
be City of oal Let then prize eptsph be prepared for
lcuarius.
An OLD PLACE WITH NEW FAoE.-ln the good old
avs of yore old SANDY GIBSON accounted the lzask
Ra.on OF the boys Of New York Ills Fishing Hut was
he resort of all the juvenile anglers and bahers ct the
City and the famous place for the exercise OF their
AQUATIC and psestoriL sports where SXteenthst nov
b The old Fishing Hut is still standing upon the same
pot but the walls no longer echo 10 the hearty mrh OF
ngush boys the jolly song of Olo Sandy The ham
n plane, and SAY OF the carpenter have usurped the
reel rod, al net Of the Old Fisherman Avenue runs
is on one side OF the hat ana Sixteenth and Ssventeeth
rs close il on the front and rear On the side,
hoel of iyestory brick buildings have been erected,
vhoh completely hide from the once famous resort
here was time when could stand upon the stsps OF
he old Stuyvesan House and the hut which was the
ne OF the sports of the then rsag generation aud evea
bow the recollection is pleasant
Not only has Improvement made its appearance here
but has spread round tbs neghborhood Opposite Sandy
s'esns there bay which extended t. the Novelty
Work.. and run considerable distance inland This has
been filed up aSd houses built upon the ground Thers
scarcely trace left Of the old landmarks, aud in few
bears will be forgotten that there have bsen such
res places OF resort up Cedar Creek, Sandy Glib
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