New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

elsh5oi1 -. a., s.,,.rs,,aly in our good City o. Nv
bsefae'' ,r,,ibrs Behold her rs she cnt-r' scol1
yai.s -, rl,rce down the haple's youth who AS
ny t,,.that IA, vehicle is az JUL Fun Il y never
Fpsf rsisa nan to turn oar end 20 acc riding
~ ,s,.ysed BY the su'Pidon Of the supposed nae
D. ~. -, Jookors on might have imagined nc mad "A
So .rftv Of victim number one, being very svs
ses -, nervous and rather young gets yioeniiy red
uaSly At tie strap, chokingy asks bis neighb'' y
e q. money and makes one bound INTO the street
80 LADY links into bis seat With quiet iook 0; -
,sber bevelveiod and je"ehed i''ie son ana Dor
rsPs ,be knees next to him leaving on the dandy
go a sweet little mud dsgueTeoiype Of his dsar
gy',.1,. and obseurng said dandys vision with The
800 tire of bis fluffy feathers sudden sop agAn a"
n.At N ful The last Quinius Curtius who rushed
b'ey ~ $50 DE sbyss Of Broadway has warned every
IaIabi, tongue In come pretty bonnet and
sy tbi u all that yet be seen Of the lady
pfy .i.s birdcage with three sffnghted canaries max
e&s]f. xbnb csnaries never made before, and which
ny .,re Julien with new polka II be heard them
$1,000 are thrust into the asonished arms Of very
,'-ur,,,,eusn in broad brmmed hat and brown gait
:. .,,sgv vedeed in the corner near the door Nov
- jsdy sepping on her dress and rsking falling
,..o.s At ever stop In she her arm is Dc
E,s tte psgoda Of basket, and in her Tp hands she
.,lSs-uhsi bouquet baby poodle orc pumpkin
yeaber bat large glass globe decent allowance Of nice
oed water and four charming little live gold fines TIE
fbes end the lady stand up in the stage pursning rs
isupibg course The lady knocks against The knees u
evybody while the shes panic struck at the agitation Of
t<g tiny sea swim madly about and the waves bespsttsl
a eosbd Whats 10 be done or course the gentleman
zed p behind seven others stery examining those
,s,e 10 omnousy tied with red tape, must get up
~ kt paper anyhow into his pocket assuming the hsb
"a s,.be while the lady skes his seat and standing IL
,>saios none but Rayel could maintain Everybody
80 tie lady everybody laughs at the man lie grOws
ixsrdy but be dare not outwardy gunbe for of cOurse
As, bsIpess appeals in vain 10 the sympa
aes Of rue born American 50 bumped bespatered and
orzd be Of the fishes and he of the bird cage ride wo
fully W Broedwayho misery occasionally raised by
ssp on e shoulder from imprious paraso and the ten
der Of silent s1pence be passed up-nO thanks ever to
be vouehsaied that would be infringing on wonsn's
pnvege-untl despair. he smugges his fishes into the
hand q an unconscious conner and dasbes out into the
free street. where he at least escape the tyranny Of an
onnibus- the rain Of dear gentle woman
s,x,rs rur GnSAT-The Pars correspondent Of j.
r,s<,<.sfso Boge .,ales LTcomte has bit Of gossip
vsak we translate for The Tribune as follows;
snr Barnum the very famous Barnum, and his Ameri-
a, p0r,ssaro who made such fuss through the Ctes
n te Union with the Swedish nightingale Jenny Lind
lately transformed into Mademe GoldschmidBarnum IN
fpe sndto say Barnum is TO say everything arrived IN
Paris few days since.
sIIo brings Us. what Imagine But 1 will not impose
M YOU an impofsbiy for there no Kdpus for such
, proposiiion Mr. Barnum left Southampton, at the
begnnpg of the month with the Nurse OF Washington III
rider to take her over the Continent Here are the facts
shh will explain clearly enough this American zig zaggsry
General Lafayette when dying, left to this very old
esure little property situated in the environs of MeauH
be tod for her benefit When she learned othe hbra!y
4 he friend and pupil o. her lusirous nursing Mary
dywne that being her objected that this legacy
houd be disposed Of and the Lasyro famy respecedher
,isbes Mary lived there under the roof with her
oler David Wilson an old trooper of the hberator.
But David died recently in the County of Dearborn Ind
ma ,e in the French at the age of lO7 years months
nd 10 days and leaving as the papers stated lately forty
even children the fruits Of FIVE marriages. which cheered
d protracted life Mary Brandywne collecting some Of
h members Of this considerable family took the resolu
ION Of turning her heritage at Meaux into ready cash when
lt Barnum being made acquainted with the fac7 beoOk
O to Doa born Indiana, and decided the old nurse of
Arlington 10 profit by the facilities Of a voyage TO En-
rendered to her and in order to increase her money
tsourcss to make Continental tour in his charge
We learn positively that on hearing old Molly Brandy
zine had given her consent to be partner to this Barnum
peculaton, Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe then travelling in
rgland huedy embarked for The United States to pre-
emit such silly project the part of so illustrious
roman to whose milk the United States owe their indie
endence
But according to all probabilities this generous and IA
ate woman Of the black race will have arrived too late
lSady manager has made preparations to receive the
sebsted negroes aged and altered IL the essentials
~. IL.
Id Molly as to the rest has not lost any of her faculties
be yet possesses goody show of grinders and she could
sd without specaces if she knew how She is Anglo
bObt to the mos, exasperaied degree They could not
duce Der to make the voyage without fetching good LIT
her ancestors bones To this rho adds the tomaawx
iii which her brother killed General Wolfe n the Ia of
e struggle for independence An age OF civ Ezaton has
been able 10 make her shoes "a keep
rough her nose ring nclosed in which a ,o'.h of
sshngton She carries provender several b. rols OF
lied buffalo humps
I'VE can hardly affirm that NJ Bernum VIII makea
aitul speculation in dragging about this oil lady who
Q Americans consider monument As to her aye we
Ire not mention IL The figure would be deemed 30 IN
edible that the speculation of Mr.. Barnum might be
oiled We simply shsI let her come and scatter her ad
lrtisemens All can add, and from good source, is
at among the negroes and negresscs Of Paris, body
lard for her reception viii be formed showing due re
ect TO the immense age and the memory OF the nursing
this noble nurse OF the great Washington. What man
,num Is T.
LECTURES on TIE PoETs.-We understand that the
1t Of o w Holiness Lectures the Poets of the Nine
NTH Ceoury viii be given some time next week Words
'nh the first of the great be dissected by Mr.
slmes
Doremuss lecture Introductory to the
lsmlcs course the New York Medical College has been
sroned until Monday evening next in consequence Of
tuN by DR. Marshall Hall, OF England, being set down
this evening
Tpy UrrcuNsoSS-These popular SINGERS will com