New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

in the city,
Hon. r. r B.Ilou. New iampe Or. Hubbsl Aatgerp.
Co. J. Ottinser Pm aoephia , A. Airoks. B1iuiore
5aff aoit ssye' F.wtucset v. l. egrroqsh' 3 .,nos
Judge sn,phera Bs tinore. Mr. Coombs, M'ryiani
C. b FAR, Rochester Dr. Montgomery Fredoaia-
Capt. Bliss Boston
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Hon. ia. Collier b r6amon. / Boaari.uE PHI adspha.
y. H. " amer Co. T. ii. Moore Washington.
l. i afsl,' ao. England l. T Isi. e. A'
VI, R. spencer Tenn. &c J@aa.oq Oanse.
). n. Is~es, Hartford. NJ Dwight S-s-i4v-n.
b L. spIssue, do. IN M5s,a, Moatrcal
H. h. Ely, Lax superior
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL
Jrcse Rowland Gtorsa. Col Wnsat, " ~-Oisa1s
Hon j RDalei, south Carolina. ? g. ra.Asn s. LOUIS.
Col T. More Charleston. !. " Jhatas' ror'o Rico.
r. 6. PiunaI, Baltimore. I Mason Natche.
Tea DeIier Mobile. .Pssen. rOrto Rico
+ J s sG,a XisSy +. Uhoon Ses.OdSsas
fl T i y MdSaad Sir John Bacs~ood hip Learn
A J. De- osia daughter Cuba Gen. We'd Fonda-
SCI Cook, Troy.
Col Ellington North Carolina. C. Davis, JF~ Boston
Lieut.. sNnosds. West Point J. C. Mcienfy, - lorna
II A fsrwsier Rochester p Hess, Wa.hins m.
J.B Field, Tarhton + bfoaS Tayy. .,
. o. '"''-'''' j. /. Itchen Albany
A correspondent, of The Boston Hrad writing from this
CITY, gv.s some interesting "reminiscences of Anns and
that ncghborhood
However staid sober and averse to change the old
Kuickerbockers may have BEEN Is very cert n that her
descendants are entirely unlike them, aud that New YORK
is unlike any other CITY IN the world The present cllsn
are the most combatve and destructive pie awe and
are always fighting or destroying sOmeh hing ihsr com
baiiveness parity expends itself in the practical workings o
hundred societies organized for reforming the 'pular
errors of the times Their dcsirucveDess grhhed oy
ulipg down houses; not Jingle house here ana mere
but hole blocks and even entire streets are deh''ru
and torn up good relish IS th-T boosted regiment
mo an down the. i'll ehe last Nearly an the
oVer mart of the City, except those ronS O lt whcn
appear to be finished, are III transition a'tl7 &c"
Nars ago Green ST. from the Battery up 70 Lo7fV
II MAS the residence of the old arsocrAIc iNnl'e'-
now Tie street has been filed up and The eieg an ola man
sions are occupied by immigrant Foreigners ptiu'P'y
Dutch almost ever, house being beer shop or oItdh9
hnse The lower part of Broadway, also tue former resi-
deuce of the old STistocracy, IS NO" ann 81
voted to business lofty aud splendid stores 'i9
sizes of the ancient dwelling houses Deysr "sO "S
The oldest In the City, and but e" years ago occue "
the most respectable families, Is entrrly cA'-cu' 'uo
whole street being devoted 10 business Snd perhP no
lie io,. ,nirs living in it, The exclusives OF PTk
,a 80 bay. also tied up town, and now sors- '"Je ON
ces auc gaming rooms til up the street DeeAutL =, 700
once The clean neat ana quiet residen . oi Teahy "a
keTs Is filthy, noisy and BUSTING street u 49,
resdence Of exMayor BOVINE Il 10" ueiH a.
1g house aud Oh TIE oppos side oil tue s'.ee' u9 mus
IN which "a Mayor Woodruff three years ago nou ~
sr,dur i strangely meiainDrphosedi BIS VleSAh' nan
now USED AS common thorougaiare 10 tn7 ''I - ~
TO various workshops aud ohcrS' MS splo"i'c - d.
lo,l st,,v - me office OF m IHacpfHHrt n7"sP"
per the thrd 10y the remains oi the AM ""iol
cieiy, and the manufacturers OF l'"el.; - ,,rsss
clay Warren and CaamOor' SIS are Al 7 80, :
ana in Two or three years the whole l'"7 P'.t VI
the Civ, for milc above the Battery wiI CONTAIN A0Ns
but elegant stores, banks and ohces o., t to. ,f n -,
AEt.sf holds its own ana is SIN the VI S'IOo' "a
York wher, al sorts of books and newspapers arc ~
faotured Some little Improvement hoNv'oI -. ioa,
take place Broadway as TWO Vt ''ev % one 1f
spce rendered classic about T. BE- corn G'"n go
tr,s No ; is An oldfashiOned tsosiory pricA uolse
which for the last twenty-five years mas oesH o Us
house Low GROCERY gambling mouse Auu a sbS
IdinO hose i u inch loaiers OF every dcscIlpoH va
ooula raise l2l cents, could buy pace - ..y u I
Tie drst story used rs oThh.uS up sl - iish
together wi the attic was occupied by ocadAui
woman who presto "a the sleeP-Ts ana sievPus
ments There was one bedroom IN the second sof!
contained but oed aud might DC - ~ r. m
favor, by early application the resi- " lo - ,,,r.
tie eaIIt one han of which divided INTO three
while the other half remained open O.uiuNl PS1-
Wen have used those rooms lor seepe f,Cf,
our Fnvlisb woman coutrved stow away sOjHI y'y
uen every night The beds were very Tto", NiN pa y
one above another ON the steamboat o7I'u pa -,
boards nailed together constituted 'hs OoA' ,, p,
uhch W. snr, so a straw mattress ana scanI! sup
ply Of coarse ana dirty bed clothes. tnele sss 4,
stand basin wafer. nor ANY oheF oeeuC -, 6sni. ar
even a chair those who desired 10 paine 1Iiel' -,
face in the morning vent into the yard wneFe uH
Il small piece OF brown soap aud MN! 'VN'l -, h.
their pleasure In every the lodging money ~.
paid ia advance, when the iOdgcr was con T" e" -
was allowed the use Of light long ei'Usu - "a
IN when he did not puto out Tie ls y. 'i'' m ~, ,t
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his rags over him Ii he complained "a tnrfe "eIe
many m room he was told go and sleep N the PAFA
where he could have bed and plenty OF room i2f non
by ! O'Clock al night the beds IN TINS mllei louss
house were ali occupied. AMI DO mater 40" "HN '
lodger NAV hav. been or how sleepy he might De- 10
expected 10 turn out by o'clock IN ts no'uios
AT the bottom of the staircase Leading 70 lne s1ePs
rooms, a broad high, strong Aiti;vd u"'I 49, -
kept locked so that the dodgers could not 's
without Anocking this door. when toe lAly So1ii
pear, and Is she could through the door "eSa Ao
The gentleman Ia nass II She was satisfied thai he was
dressed in his own rags and WIS not aooa1 70 ~Ao ." -
/ more than he