New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25
~ THosAs FRiscis MEaGHIR arrived in town i,s,
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town, ard draws mammoth share Of pltronsge Yes,er
day afternoon in spite Of the storm there Alrg,
audience, and the plac4 very comfortably cool Nss
ests have been introduced Of them very re s5ls
for instance the ascent Of long Inclined plane shls
standing on large globe by NJ Sylves.re. Tle HppO-
drone viii be favorte summr resort account Of is
incompatible ventilation and consequent coolness
~ The Chinese troupe give their last performance in
New York this evening for the benefit of Likeoon. II
there is not full house may well begin to doubt the
strength Of Yankee curiosity for these queuerous Cses
tiss most unlike anything before here, at
least so far as the Stage is concerned
IL The De Witt Clinton statue was raised into its place
yesterday The statue is l0 feet hgA and weighs 2soo.
The entire altitude is 10 feet Il cast at Ames FOIn
dry ChicOpee, Mass The work is Of bronze The fgure
wears cloak partially covering the coat, olifashonsd
short clothes and shoes The head bears the impress Of
thought study, FIRE, genius There is nothing fqnboyaa'
in the attitude but IT Is marked by force TIE re
e OF the pedestal not ale gorca but composed Of
copies Of real those whom The mind OF Clinton
walked INTO industrial life and importance in the consruc
ton Of our State works The artist Mr. H. X. Brown OF
Brooklyn.
- Auguste Belmont, Esq is suffering from broken
arm ocoasioned by fall from his carriage.
~ Mr. Bennett the Editor Of The Hsr11 il a. weis
baden trying the effects Of the baths upon the bronchitis
a complaint with which he ia considerably troubled
~ Private letters from London state that Chevaier
WykoG Of whose strange love adventures the public have
been apprzed. had reappeared in that city 10 company
with Miss Gamble, lat whose instgaton he locked up.
at Genoa We believed and the story that the pair
such friends that their marriage is looked for at
any moment; in fact that their intention Of marriage has
BEE publicly syowed by them.
A NEW NoTIoN-Messrs Rafferty, & Leask hatters, OF
No. 81 Chathamst arc now putting daguersoype like
ness Of each Of their customers into his hat free Of charge
This is new notion. indeed.
ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL-Tbe apartments opened yester-
day to the public in the building, the north wing
Of this magnificent Hotel, consisting Of three suites OF
rooms, comprising psror dining room, three bedrooms
and dressing and bathing each floor together
with smaller suites of palors, bedrooms and bathrooms
The whole of these rooms are furnished in the mag
nfcent style with all the modern appliances for comfort
and luxury The style Of furniture aud fitting up
adopted in these a. in the main building The
cspeing in each and passage is OF the finest velvet
and deadens every sound that although hundred per-
sops may be trayersng them at the time not sound
is beard thereby securing to the Hotel the Of
quiet secusion No expense has been spared to renie
complet in every particular The cost of the ttngsup
of these new apartments may be roughly estimated at 3d.
600 John W. Soutback No &c Broadway, furnished the
whole Of the mahogany and rosewood furniture; A. T.
Stewart & Co. the carpets-which the finest Royal
Wilton and vevet-and the drapcry and general upho
stery and HauchwOut 4 Dcy. the superb gIsdttinys
Iaoh room is brilliantly gh.ed with gas, and the bath.
rooms both public and private supplied with warm and
cold water
Leading from the vesbue Of the Sprngst entrance Is
anarpidctny appointed Ladies Hair Dressing Room. in
which professional eoifHr is always in Attendance for
their especial accommodation
The arrangements for thorough ventilation Of the
first ORDER and combined with the bathing apparatus and
Close promise meet all the wants of the patrons Of h
establishment
On the ground noor at the end of the main vastibule
aloupeng and smoking i5 by 90 feet furnished with
all the requisites for gent!emens sitting room. In
corner If this room is Telegraph Office communicating
with all the various lines, south and west.
When this establishment Is complete it will contain from
GOO to 200 rooms ana be capable of accommodating
ncrsons rtquirnc about 2oo domestic Tho new building
at I, back of the one on the corner Of Sprngst and
Broadway, is nov in course of erection.
The suite Of the second aoor in which artists
are now busy completing the ttingsup and decorations
will be finished next week.
THE LATE ROBERT G. CANrBELL.-At the meeting OF
the Yong Mems Wig General Committee, last evening
at the Broadway House, james Dewey presided and
JOSEPH S TAYLOR acted as Secretary Alter the annoanee
meut Of his dccease and tribute TO Mr. Campbell memory
by several Of the members Mcssrs Leggat BowIy aud
Wheeler were designated TO draft suitable resolutions
which we're presented and adopted resolved by his
late associate Committeeman to attend Mr.. Canpbsrs
funeral from the residence of his father No PIG West
Nineteenthst
STRANGRRs-Among the names registered at ealing
Broadway Hotels yestt rday we notice the following:
AsTOR HOUSE.
DR. Coommiler Z. 5 Navy r. D. Carmichael, Auausta Ga.
Cunningham, Scotland. II W. GARDNER Providence.
Grrt L. Jones, 4. :. Amy J. l. Day. sfonngfon
Car W Ii. {. DrummoId Bait. H. A. Tucker, Cheaeo.
: p I,nan. Uuca O. +. Robert, Southampton.
n Erthf. Nothuupton. J. l.. Carew. Detroit.
Noutcath. Albany : henshav, Boston,
j. b. De Barr, NeW-Orleans.
IRVING HOUSE
Hon w J. McAlpine Albany. Z. A. Czaphag Hungary.
a.. Irvine. Philadelphia X. y Ra.snn Buffalo
Hon. j. Ste ytuson, England. b. & Bcbb baltimore
Hon. l. uadley, Troy. W /. Bunham Vermont
m, TTrrrh ~ I01s. Hon. L. Y. Peek Vermont.
Louis A.. Gooey. Phia Joseph BiuAfl. boston