New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

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through Wilmington, Bilimore and Washington. and viii
give soe Of the progross Of Temperance in that
dire top also the attempts n stop h speaking in the
si.ees OF Washington. which failed
We hope some will be vised for giving Hiydock
benefit which will give hi, family chance to live and
enable him to continue his labors for Temperance They
are very faithful and efeciiye
The Social Entertainment appointed to take place a.
Stuyvesant institute No Is on the sls pospon@d
to the 9sth inst. in consequence OF the posiponemsnt OF
eno,her Concert in which MrA Bostuiek sings rh,s,
Who havo purchased tickets Of the ladies interested
reque ted to beer this in mind
Carr CmcHros.-This gallant officer appeared on
Change yestt rday. and literally overwhelmed with
friends anxious to express their satisfaction Q. bis presence
by At least grasp of the hand
Az IRos sEAMsrnESs-All the world and his wife pause
n; Broadway, and then. to watch the magi
cal workings OF that souless seams.res the SEWING MA
CHINE with its everlasting stitch sttsh. stitch
What pity is that all sesmsresses have not an iron
frame ard fingers Of STEEL that nobody found out way OF
making them without souls years ago that was not ds
covered until lately that human nerves and human hearts
just about the most costly materials one can possibly
employ to make soamsress Of
And they have placed the iron seas.ress in show win
dow in the midst Of glory Of ga'light pretty figure
OF the oldashioned would have made IN snow
window on Broadway Better where they were-in gar
ret or cellar by the uncertain light Of alow candle With
their fingers weary and worn and their eyelids heavy
"and red"
WAITED seamstress that has neither heart nor soul;
that cen neither feel fear fown fros.s that Mother
weeps nor weares That the want and hero 1t sup
Piled at last What pity must say at last And
successful in its workings il will not bs the rival Of the
seamsiress but her most powerful champions champion
Of iron.
FROM THE PALACE TO Tx HOW'LL has often been
said that but step from ths palace to tho hoveL If you
VIII walk out of the north door OF the Crystal Palace and
turn eastward Forty second st. the truth Of that assertion
will become manifest 1t very short walk to the great
est collection Of bowels in this any other city Pho first
conspicuous one is upon the right hand below Madsonay,
and has sign Of Tim. Burnss Tavern" Or perhaps it
may be 10 or John and possibly it is not Burns bat
looks as though would make burns upon all who drank
It's liquor SO far know it is the only tavern in the
City though have great many tavern licenses We
suppose th- one was certified to the Alderman being
much needed By the public ard possessing al the reqn
sites of en- inn travellers We hope not than four
will ever get in timo if they DO it will be over full
for it is only the sze-of an Irish shanty-yet it is
cavern"
Go on across Fourth av, If you get across for
that crossing the grand hospital of dlapdatcd of
the Harlem Railroad All of the ancient oddities Of the
wire men who spent the money Of their stockholders seem
to have been laid up here except few duplicate copies of
some Of the diamond window variety which have been
converted into dwellings little further on along Forty
secendst and occupedby stationary population
about large as ever were locomotive in the same lie
| "cent accommodations
Passing on toward the East River from this grsa, Rail
road Hospital the left is high rocky hill which the
quonyren are levelDg with crow bar and powder, using
Iu.ll II
ing room for uptown residences in place Of these
towering rocks Across Second av the If Forty
secondst. the Railroad Company have made lodgncnt
among the rocks iOrthr stables and depot Above hst
there is such collection of shanes well filed with Irish
and children, would delight the cholera prito
hs march through the world in search of victims. Pigs,
dogs goats and poultry TO 1--we upon the community
system with the bipeds These dwellings, not generally
fashioned after those in tie Fhay though quito oat
in Their architectural designs
We were not surprised that two Of them stood
upon parallel ines because they bong to very iniepenl
et class Of citizens and each has built hi, mansion
entirely without regard TO his neghbor and all Of them
without regard to tie owner Of the soil II he comes
among Them to make suggestion in regard to rent he som
finds that lie has occasion TO TO Albany to look for
Anti Renters.
little to the right of this settlement Of indepenlen!
American citizens twenty are occupied by hog
yards all upon the GROUNDS OF tue OH OuI.h- eSi'e'
South of these yards there another collection Of santoa
which outHumbers the other beyond power Of enumar
ton This is called Tinker Town" 1t is not quite full
Of the "curioses of literature the As,lr Library YET
in It's way If more curious than the Crystal Palace and all
its contents IL is not simply the Irish Department" it is
Iri,h America, as Ireland in America
1t i. but q step om the Palace, and it is step worth
taking for there On exhibition such you cannot see
within the walls Ofhs greatsrucule Of glass andron Take
care that you DO moi take step too many along Forty
second street or e.e you viii cp pre,pice hun
bred feet high, and down among small army OF
qusuymen who drilling ard blasting and cutting away
Rese rocks gradually work d Them down 10 level with
the Fast River.
"PARTSEB WANTED So say the advertisements every
day Everybody wants partner though everybody
doesn't advertise for Sleeping, silent or actiye-ah
soTis are in reque,t"
One men wants partner with $4,000 another a part
ner with capital VI bright eyes fair form, and clear
thonand ytsr Of undivided affection third, with
good honest heart in particular about the way ts pls
up" proyd, le have the undispued tile theTeto
And pces everybody the world over looking for
withdrawing for partner-siyhing for partner
Sse are ashamed to cn'ess it others speak right out
and all as they loA dolose some little pet weakness Of
their own One man hasa P,adom for particular fashion
of uee be doesn't care whs, the knows if sac only
owns Rc-oK roe Another is bevched for black eye,
caring h What is besd or above them. third wants
form Ike an NJ ss- snd he nds it. all three marry
rer,crivelv ewes rose and hour glass The eyes grow
rhouuy 81 DIM and peer queery pair Of srec,icle
for fortyfve Just think Of that forty five The nose
Loses ~ fas proportions and becomes receptacle for
Mscsboy" and the hour glass grows old ard crazy
n rnd has uO;xg left az last