New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

his be Lad but few hour previous pad his pasys and
IN thought was already crossing tho ocean-ss a. esay n
Tie a. ueni IN be day dtan Of the tine when he should
form one Of The circle At Insl dc and Of the pleased ees
that uoud greet him there Perhaps from his elevated
p.nb h. was already stretching his neck away eastward
when sorne dserangemen Of the hosting apparatus gave
hin, m unIufky blow and down be from hi dizzy
HIGHT TO the pavement below What Of terror
wire sent up from several female troat as they sew the
poor nan falling dead q. their feetamos upon Their heads
Who ishel What Is his name, Where does he I've -
were the rapid questions put but not answered
One thought bis name was Hugh another Lewis sOms
BODY said lis srnane Nolan His employer only knew
that his name Lewis that be was good workman, and
he believed he lived in Thrtie;h It No one could tel
WHERE So the bruised and bloody corpse taken away
TO the Station House by the police and thence to the Dead
House the place Of the unrecognzed dead to wait FOX
his friends 10 come and claim him Oh how that poor wife
will wat and wait for that husband this night We can al
most fanoy that the tea pot Is il sits seang upon
the little furnace in the chimney We almost hear
her say Oh dear the supper will be quite cold before
"Hughe gets here Yes poor woman VII be quite cold
before your husband gets there Give those little ones their
supper Don't put them off any longer with Wat bit
till father comes Give them their supper eat thine own
in sorrow 20 to bed pcrchance to sleep and dream and
star up in fright the unwonted absence Of thy ever al
home toilng husband. Has he comet says the little
trunde bed occupant NO my child, he has not come"
No he bns not come He never win come again! Oh
what night Of in that poor mans house How the
morning will open them without hope Now comes RI
MIR of a man killed" Now she roams wildly about to
INQUIRE who what where At length the morning Pc
per arrives and there is item headed "a Man Killed
a mhson-fel from Broadway building-nlme unknown
carried away by the police and that carries her away to
the nearest Police Station They know nothing, but the
kind heart Of The Captain touched and he says, will
inquire" How And he sits down by table in one
corner by little macbine-it is the teeraph-and in
five minutes he answers The body taken TO the Dead
House Then away she goes and therethcre will be
recognton-what recognition Let US draw the curtain
MAGNIFICENT CEREsosY.-One Of the most imposing and
beautiful spectaces have witnessed was presented
yesterday morning and not little surprised the
very small number Of persons who present to be
hold IT,
This perhaps may be accounted for from the silence Of
the City paper on the subject and that managers did not
see ft to issue any posters or programmes
Supradd TO this the fact that nearly everybody out
Of town in the land of Nod and the for the small
audience is pretty clear.
The ceremony was nothing less than the opening Of the
GATES OF DAY and the sun standing upon the Threshold
looking forth like prince in bright armor upon his king
dom
The blue walls of night parted but without crash nay
even without the soft and sken rustic Of curtain The
lights aloft put after another t. give effect to
the scene-he gates Of red gold swung back noieless
the parting Of soft lips in dreams and threshold and hall
inlald with pearl, disclosed. There was flush
CLEAN and glow the water and the City, and there
paused the sun az If enchanted with the he smiled
moment and he stepped forth but there was no jar
moment more and cloud and spre and dome were all OF
glory.
tho dav hav OanQ
by when the deep blue Heaven full OF the voices of
uneen birds tina, are auering at the pale portal OF morn
ing All was silent, yet beautiful and sublime
The La Farge hotel has been leased by Mr. Laner form
erly Of Macon Ga for about $4,000 year 1t will b.
ready for the reception of guests on the LIST OF December
The Rev DR. Burcbard of this City, is rapidly recover
ing his health though yet able from the nature of the
late surgical operations on his person, to sit up
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CRYSTAL PALAoE-Ne understand that there viii be
reduction in the charge of admission to the Crystal Palace
The charge hereafter Saturdays viii be 25 cents in
der to give laborng Glasses chance
SANDERsoSs FAMILY hoTEL-Mr. Charles l. Mather,
Of the Asor House. and james sanderon of the College
Hotel have ioken the Hotel fronting Creamery Park,
extending from Twentieth to Twenty Frststs, and will
open as faly hotel on the lst of November 1t is
pubic Of accommodating two thousand persons.
WomANAsA PHYsIcIAS-Dr w Beach of this City, has
received silver edal token OF gratitude for his seyi
cos as physician and for h writings in behalf of Medca
Reform especially that reform which will rest 10
Woman the sk and Of the wsest Of her Ia
the painful and perous ralso which she subjected
The letter acc Ompanying the medal says
"HonOred Sir: Please accept the enclosed token of
esteem and gratitude for your disinerested and self ar
fCng labos In the of Medical Reform especially in
The iauoh Of Midwifery. God bless yoI for your
efforts in this cause, is the prayer Of many heat
TEACHERS AssocIAnos-This body held its regular
monthly meeting on Saturday evening, in the Hall OF the
Board OF Edu alton. of Grand and Elm s;s The
President solomon Jenner Esq absent in consequence
of having with accident while returning from
an Educational Convention in of the New England
States. james H. Partridge Esq VicePresidont occupied
the Chair BY request Of the Association, Mr. j IL Fan
ming Secretary of the late Convention Of the " State
Teachers Association held at Rochester gave detailed
statement of the proceedings of said Convention dwelling
part, ulary upon the many important subjects there dis
cussed and commenting upon the heahul influences thus
spread throughout tie entire State The comparatively
small con pensaton of female teachers topic that
con murdtd he attention of the State Convention and it
81 med at take hold Of The sympa,hes Of City
Teachers least they conceived that tbs matter deserved
thtr close and earnest consideration Profs McEllyo,
Thomson and Cu nden spoke upon the subject with their
usual cealness and force The whole subject finally
set apart for further special consideration at the next regular
meeting Of the Association in o .tober.
A BRrrAL OUrRAeE-On Friday evening lest a Robert
Craiehtsd Esq, OF cy-one Of our most respected
ard worthy msser meehsnicswas returning at dusk IN
company with his wife to his country residence in West