New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

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We have el,,n che Invention acNwMl examination aud
a,lm,hf,a lN eCcmmeudng Nwitheut roecrse Va yau
Ne hN .s>Mg re'c NJ machinery
HE k,A met new one with the Inventor og ella llng
the wheel with hand ~ step the melton Ito rt,evei Il
ia NmrARs VoNNp twenty yces ago upon tho wheels OF a
Ns cAr At Will hplng able t. strr Is c~,urse IN
Hrsh NJ The time Wlerd With che ordinary lsaAe eueh
rev M W, plNn all railN'eds
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ttesX ~ fiF ilrropHVaH ManVanla osah hman
IA cha CH save ia last o,hIhtion en SalacIa, evening
The t,ts have mosi ro,urned Ia Paris The gymaascns
h,rg,ne e. The eempapy havc turned themselves Into
c0ri's whtsh ihcS designate the "Gymaase Comlue ON
hracng IN h,r performances all those extraordinary IeaN
without horses. Tor whkh tho uppadNmc Va celebrated
These pNscs hsVe leased the nstcn Theaor Sudbury a.
wh,sV The, VIII giyv their Gs entertainment On Monday
ah n>Vmb,r This tiNale eomrss mcs, OF the gymnas
tS talent ot Lunrc
M,wxrri>c- iNteRcnANGr BETWEEN rRopucKRs ANn
CaNsVrxss enormous tax now l,vl,d the country
producsrs and city Of Fra,~ Vegetables Foul
try Sc by hu,ksleS market aud Cersiacra has long
hccn sp tct o general and jus, complaint aud many sug
e,s,cns have been made with view 20 is dimoutios
sn,& rsht ana we oanno, believe necessary that the
Csy u,chanc who sp,nds 500 per Nnnum Cor these ar
ccs should psy twice much cr them the farmers who
priuce tltm rcccivc Hut trV any practicable reno
az The facs which We proceed TO state may she'd
light On ih.s prohcm
Cur old h,nd HAIRY bradley has cng been extensive
and successful farmer in Vermont and his beautiful farm
on he Onion River Burlington has been described in
cur columns 10y correspondent MIR Bradley has recently
becone oin manager with Mr. burroughs Of the Irving
Iorsc In our City. but instead Of giving up his farm viii
conduct houccrth under tho immediate superintendent
Of lis son as adjunct and tonder 10 Hotel GA that
farm tlorfand If live turkies vii at all times be
atnpg f,r he Irving House. be drawn upon ut sight
cr iy hundred dressed and forwarded by express to
the lander here fresh lots being pur hased from the ala
cent farmers fast the stock reduced by consumption
IN This way IS calculated that Irving may all times b.
amply supplied with the iaes; and freshest Poultry which
tie prcrrcors kEo have been healthy and in good
dion and not made to a Fictitious pumpne and
fstness through the acts Of markeiers.
This is udicious beginning. which we trust will be fol
lowed up until not the Irving only bu; each of great
hotels VII have its farm. whercon its Meats VIII in good
Part be dressed and It's Fruits and Vegetables grown The
Buiolerng arrangements of City horrible naictng
vast amount of needless the limo en animals
and giving US meat in highly conducive to disease in
those WHO eat It. We once lived for few weeks near
wharf at which Veal Calves were landed rom river oops
and left tied lying in the to famsh until tumbed pe
mel into butchers carts and raed of to the slaughter
house; and have eaten mou,hfu OF City Veal
since The lcis already set forth columns 10 the
abhorrent cruelty with viii Beef Cattle often kept in
butchers pens City and Brooklyn through three
four days between their purchae at the Bulls Head on
Monday and their slaughter Friday Saturday without
particle of food drink and with not chance to
lie down except in miro and filth which woud DO too bad
couch even for the human brutes who thus wanony tor
tue them We hope and labor for the day when all butch
eng viii BE- driven out of City and Of all Christian
lvho
hotels or boarding houses follow the excellent lead Of the
Irving so far as is practicable.
EmIeRATIos-The depuiaOn from Phi adelpha to in
quire into the system of emant laws and the general
MANAGEMENT OF the eigrant in New York finished their la
bors on Saturday and returned to Philadelphia leaving
one member resident of New York to complete the
qures and draw up Report upon the Emigrant system
with view 10 an appcati to the State Legislature OF
Pennsylvania for act TO form similar institution in Phil
edeph'a. The deputation received with much cour
tey by Mayor Weservet and introduced to the chair
man Of tie Board Of Commissioners for Emigration Capt
CrabiToe ard the general agent Mr. Casserley by whom
every information afforded and permission to visit and
INSPECT the various institutions at Wards Island including
the Refuge the Hospitals the Nurseries and the Schools
as freely given The deputaon spent nearly whole day
making this inspection and found everything in most sat
isfactoy condition The Warden Of the Island Mr. Riddle
his Deputy Mr. Brown, the Schoomaster Mr. Boldly and
one Of the Resident Medical Officers DR. iienser Afforded
every information and assistance TO the depuiaton IN the
course Of their examination and inquiry and mass OF
facts and valuable statistics was obtained the subject Of
Tmgraon which viii 90 far to enable the depuation to
execute their duty in full and complete manner
SALE OF THE BROADWAY THE,TER-We learn that
Messrs Bowen g. McNamee the vel known silk dealers
have purchased the Broadway Thcaer the Arbor and Ho
tel de Pars-hus securing with previous purchase the
entire Broadway front of the block between Pearl and An
thonysts The price paid for the Theatcr is named ut
ses3OOO which would mike tn entire property over hafa
million We presume SIX Palace Of apOcryphal dimen
sions ard unimagned plerdor viii fuppan the present
LuldnQe II is also ruInored that larger rhea!er will be
erected, further up town
TuK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY held their first concert on
Saturday night at Metropolitan Hail. the fourshng state
Of the institution admitting Of change from their cd place
Of meeting to that stately saloon The audience
fifteen hundred and the performers eighty Mr. Els
field led with his accustomed skill several new instrumental
pieces.
There were 975 deaths in the City last week-a very
moderate rate Of mortality fer this season
IsoRIAsE OF SALARIEs-We notice that the Justices Of
Police Courts have recently applied to the Board of Su
Iervorh for increase Of their salaries claiming that they
receive ees 10 TropOT the amount Of labor they per
form than any Other class OF officials Action upon the ap
rIicGton we believe, Is 10 DO taken today.
Az OLD SrHvANT DmsIssED Tie duh roar OF day, and
the deep silence Of night has many time been broken by
The ,onorous voice Of the cd bell the CITY Hall
But Ike al mundane malter IL hns had IL day Old age
has crcJt upon and the once ngnhcnt boom thai badc
The brave fireman ruth the slowly died out and
in ts stead va, e harsb dissonani cang II has done