New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

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The weather yesterday was mild and hazy with cool
and clear night.
NIBLo's ORR. HousE-A brilliant; numerous and ap
precatve audience attended this hea,er lat GIT to hear
Mozarts great work Don GoroHni The full force of the
Company was invoked for Il and the entertainment
altogether superior in point of execution to that which
marked Robert le Dabe This Opera is so well known
that we need hardly dwell the details We rus it may
be played again for it is not hackneyed 1t genuine
treat Let il by all means be repeated
MADAME SoSrAG-A concert wiz be given tonight for
the benefit of Carl Ecke the eminent conductor of her for
mer Opera Company. and PozzoIn the first tenor Bad
ali Rocco Gaspsron Paul Julien vii appear as well as
Madame Sontag and Pozzoini See the splendid pro
gramme
We call attention to the rally of the Free Democracy at
the Tabernacle this evening Some excellent speakers will
be present among them Mr. Arson BcRLISG,NE who il
sad to be unsurpassed as a popular orator
Pooh Boy We said this on Sunday evening as we
came down Broadway We have said twenty times since
that aloud aud five times twenty mentally have repeat
ed those two words Poor boy, They little words
common words, only letters easily spoken often
spoken vet they have great deal Of meaning-paniu
meaning sometimes They had on Sunday night They
often tell whole story They did in the present case This
II il
Ourear was first attracted by little hum of voices voices
Il = tba "a Narph hat
could be for We looked and listened Half dozen
BOYS with sticks initiating those children who carry guns
one had tied his handkerchief upon his stick i'm aE
were singing and mar, hing behind another boy. He
about twelve years old and carried bundle in his hand
tied in A common cotton hanikcrchef such carried
when about the age His dress said just As PLAIN as
his language am just from the country His torment
ors for such they were in high gee Their eee made
Us sad and we sad Poor boy and walked away We
could not 90 o. and went back The poor boy had
stopred TO demonstrate with his persecuiors
What for do you want to olow me sing that srior
| wish YOU would let Ine alone hlint done nothing 10
you"
Ain that rich, bows Ilmrah for sreeny
We cried po0 boy again. and then We told the boys Thy
shoud the poor boy and asked what did they
"doitfor!' Cause hcs got -punk Why don he
show fight He a grecney" Yes he green That WAS
enough for city boys wdres-ed boys OF parents whom NJ
one would dare To say not respectable Could
they say Themselves that It respectable TO let Their
bows run in the streets the sabbath singing and march
ing Ike wild young savages after poor boy from the
country whose only fault that he had not yet learned to
be n wicked a. themseves-he was green-he wond not
FIGHT He did not look Ike a fighting boy his face was
mild pleasant one rather pensiv and he had so blue
eve But he was green lie had been green enough to st
down mon door step to rest his tired limbs and that was
enough TO draw crowd of idle boys around him III Their
ibsand thoir ieer and insulting provoking nml Is np)n
h hi homespun and onahv cut gar
m,n and when he replied and tod them to % away and
let him alone they up shout of drson at hs country
fed language Then he mp and thought he would walk
away and 70 get clear Of them but he could not shake
them of Poor 10y be had left his country home among
the mountains Of Northern New York to seek his fortune in
the city and this was the first fortune he had met with II
WAS an unkndy wel,ome We drew him aside and qles
Toned him WHY he had come the city. came because
had 7, al 20 much in the newspapers aboh the prosper
y Of the civ and how every body gets great wages and
money right down ever week and thought thai was
good place for me poor and my mother was poor
end wanted to try do something 10 get home for her
and me- too Now have cot here don know what 10
do or wher, to 20 10 .tay all nghi have been walking
all through town I'll am dreadful tired and have not
seen sr Gle tavern sgn Canyon tell me where to find
one g" We told him where go find plain lodging
tlsee and advised him to turn his face nohward in the
morning Go bak the country poor boy he l. green ID
the civ and not disposed fight hi. way through life %
be mus, 90 back to the country IL always VII b. PT
boy herr.
WuoHoRur-On Saturday morning last in stone ST
crowd of men and TOYS observed gathered about an
empty -four barrel which apparently performing al
sors of queer antcs Al first seemed as though some
rsppng medium performing for the edhcaton OF tne
fun loving peopl ard had thereby ccasoned this spiritual
gathering. u-r
Suddenly tie harrl tipped over and sort OF VIZ
the wi,p quickly sped its way seemingly with the wind
,boueb of .ufe lent weight to be rolling or iumeng on
the rroupd The whole party bowling and hcOnns
aA.r -snd then one who passing thought mus DC
an exercised evil spirit when o stopped among pe oil
nes A. If unable TO proceed further and the hans van
ished
VIA, was i, the reader may ask simply poor lh1'
frdipg rat in IT, ing acones was all that was Ns'oe
II had been saturated previously wiki some spirits OF tai
rn,;n. and this had been fire to for the eigi OF al
rsns Such was the cruel amusement participated N o.
large crowd Of persona
Goo, The Board Of Assistant Aldermen voted la; nShi
II IN favor Of leasing IielGse Ferry at public al"
ton pasmuch a. the Charter expressly e'H~ u,
all frre IN be leased By auction tbs may BE- con@a 'eu
rnoss gracious permission
TSuosu Foz r1IE PoLICE.-Ne understand fron -
Coxrier that the Commissioners OF Pcee decided up0n
Uniform for the PoEce Saturday, consisting AZ Pfes-n'
navy blue As;ed coe, with nine brass oai
tons This TO b. always when the men ar on aa'
An oysroa IN The ssye has also been ordered Luz
member Of the Police Department vii have ." PROVIDE
themselves With such uniform Immediately