New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

For one AZ least nv manhood now shall cease
To blush At sueing for dusiieSs peace:
Yes vile Commissioned 20 thy dusty face
Here's one dehes thee and thy dusty race;
Who dares 20 tell how utterly he loathes
That dusty officer who dusts our clothes
Who will his dreadful dust obstructs each pore,
With dust assais us At the open door,
With dust attacks US in the trent and rear.
No matter where we turn or where We steer.
From dusty morn and noon all dusty night,
hate thee with black, deadly spite;
| hate thee even in my very dreams,
Because they're he'd with dust wherein there seems
A glow ring monster dmly drawn 10 view,
Oh Arculariusl can thst shape be YOU
hate you when | meet the girl love,
Because I'm dust below I'm dust above
And in her liquid eyes of heavenly blue,
Look like dust eprite of spectral hue
Hold Street Commissioner said |, liquid eyes
Aye-but from what does that sad moisture rise
Il is not natures clear humidity,
his not beauiy's hquidness | see,
lis thy brute ust that makes them trickleso
From each dimmed orb makes bitter waters how,
Their ligh, divine obscures and dulls their glow.
oh. wretch dust other things dust, dust the skies
BUT spare and dust not those angelic eyes
| bate thee still NJ, stopping to converse
And in her ears gay rites 10 rehearse
Convulsive twitchngs, Selling on my nose
Bring my remarks abruptly to close,
While triple claps of thundrng Sternutation
Reduce thelsdy 70 situation
OF cruel pa n. a. struggling TO be grave,
She almost splits her bodice. and rave.
Twas thy dust did IT, base Commissioner thine
NAV furies lash thee with cat o-nine-
Tails huge, enormous, made OF strips o, STEEL.
That Is II in thy nature aught can feel
hate thee in that hour Of dreaded Ill
When the grim tailor leaves his grnnmer DILL
To find beneath thy rule that longer still
By dust extended grows that tailors bull
III hate thee when mount my chargers back
Alfred brute but still splendid hack
Superbly prancng, and superbly black
Intending in the streets 10 show grace,
Most able horsemanship and-classic face,
But woeful spite instead Of a sensation
A dust Is all | raise by "equitaton,'
Tbro' which the keenest eye OF city belle
Can noueht discern to make her bosom swell
Can nothing see but gray bobbing couple,
A ehostly man and horse that seem In trouble.
| hate thee as | view my hat 40 shocking,
Grown prematurely old by constant knocking
With a rattan to put the dust 10 rout,
Which gathers just as fast a. it's Knocked out
hate-but pshaw why scribbe catalogues
Ofeyils far ou,numbering all the frogs
That once infested Egypt's stubborn land
When stitnecked Pharaoh held the high command
u mad Sod esnn oS a an nps human ,sSx
That mighty thou art in selfcsteem
some power exists 20 break thy naughty dream
To make thee know thou art OF earthly mold
And not god, unmastered, uncontrolled
And after death, Oh, may IL be thy fate
Who used no bosom in this mortal state,
Who rOuid no, sweep when gasping thousands
prayed
Oh may il he thy fate through boundless space,
or some unheard of and chaotic place,
Where binding, choking, furious storms Of dust
Whirl rush and mingle, rage with strife sccurs,
Forever on broOmstick 20 be driven,
shrieking and screaming, lost and uniorsiyen.
MlsERRfaUs.
CORPORATION SALE.--A sale of property,
or unpaid assessments commences Friday, 9Th
nst, at the City Hall.
~ The Knickerbocker Bank removed
yesterday to their new building corner Of Eighth sy.
md Fourteenthst
r. DR.. McCartee, of Newburgh has re-
unanimous call from his old congregation Of
he Csnsl-st. Church in this City.
~ Rev. Joseph w. Pierson, OF this City,
las received and accepted call to become Rector Of
Christ Church, Wsukegan, Illinois.
MAcHlsIsTs' Mass DEMossrRATIos.-There
was very large and enthusiastic meeting Of Machin
sta at Military Hail. BOwery, last evening held with
reference to the movement for advance Of wages.
The hall was crowded. Az least 800 Machinists
here The meeting was conducted in orderly but
,pirited manner and the speakers were able and
orcible. Thos Ven Ambridge presided, and Samuel
g Maxwell was Secretary The Chairman stated that at
previous meeting they had resolved upon advance
If wages amounting 70 10 per cent. on the scale.
Committees were appointed to draft the new scale
lso to distribute circulars among the Machints. Re-
ports were received from Committees Of the decision
,f employers, some Of whom acceded To the advance
md others declined.
ha rezoivad fhaf In ahnna
where the advance was not complied with by Saturday
here would be sstrike on Monday next. Considerable
discussion took place between the various speakers a.
the best mode of advancing the object Of wages and
taachini.s were urged TO support anfully the move
rnent for fair compensation, and for necessary al
vance in with nearly all kinds Of employment
It resolved TO meet again Saturday evening al
ter which the meeting adjourned
A WoNAs ACCIDENTALLY SHor By HER
after 2oclock on Tuesday after.
noon, Mrs Isabella Gallagher wife Of John Gsllsghr
RESIDING ct No - West Eighteenthst.. shot by
stol loaded with BAN in the hands of her husband and
died abou, ye hours afterward. Gallagher subse.
quently arrested by Officer Ravens Of the Sixteenth
ward and held 10 await the resu; OF Coroners in
QUESTION upon the body He stated thatthe occurrence
was purely accidental that he went to bureau draw
er TO look for notice which he had previously
ceyed from the Croson Water Department the pistols
lying st the time in the drawer he took the pistols IN
has left hand, and while searching for the paper with
the other OF the pistols slipped from his grasp and
striking the other discharged the ball from IL
tering his Wfes wrkt ard thence into her abdomen.
She Immediately cried out that she shst and her
husband, after calling in female acquaintance who
lived il tie house ran fora physician. Coroner
oDonneu yesterday afternoon held an inquest upon
the body. Several Witnesses were sworn, and AZ tes
TIED 20 the good character Of Gala cher He had lived
IN the neighborhOod for spvsrd Of twenty years and
was shsrd. working ndpescesbe nan He had been
married 10 the deceased but about yesrs and her
brother lad about IA years Of age tessed that they
lived happily together be having been an inmate the
family since hs sisters marriage The neghbors also
testified tina; they never heard them quarrel The
Jury, however, deemed that he lad been guilty Of
gross careesspess 10 having loaded pistols In the
drawer srd rendered The following se,de.: Inst tie