New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25
CITY ITEMS


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1853. ''"' . '&M IN 81
March 2i... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - Isl %
LECTURES. a,ETIy6s, ANUsgME rs C.
oTHrI1o ard The Two Bulsuds' re sroiiF.y DIN
sdnooI or RFroSm and Faint Hear p It walack', ~
DovGLAs Putnam aud RGgrh DiH7oni at ne Boyery u
JINGLE To'rs CABIN, and ? NJ, and ? At the National
orr sSs~gsI AID o5ae "a sro,d-.,
g9SSLEr' IrE1a oUsf .n IS 5rs-sy :.
8to.pvT,y NzstCERiF- q sAy, 10 A q 10 p ~.
IsDUsrsy AL NsTioss crysts P1laes 70 fgss =,
BUix1ss o. NoscoS- ccTuri-eai Han jersey City fiPM
IoSEs PANToscorE o. RovTE TO CALFoEsA No fIV o-"y
A WASrERER We were going up BroadwSyyesterday.
March wac out as usual. with bis rumpeter when RICH.
before The blast, thistle blow runded along on the side
walk now ard then rising into the cir and again rolling
alon over the paw ement Where Il fiom-Thether
from Jers- y-rrage free, escaped from osl Of hay
IL more .as we know h!La. LsIcd Is beyond II ken
but Il re was perfectly home ia the great city and
hurry ing up the fashionable side Of Broadway like anybody
Without char; or compass that know Of has been
btrtng about" since September last, but fes- Il
bears charmed lie, and bring up somewhere good
time snd herel be bistes again delight some farmers
eyes perteps in place-porhaps in another
On It went with Is Little freight sailing safely under
commission from the great Admiral o. life.
By the way did thsles grow where you were born aud
bred Wee there whole felda of them And do you
m,mier low on Saturday afternoons armed with poplar
branches for spears and swords carved AMI curved from
ehnees slyly slipped from the low rooted she'd you went
forth 10 batel How the feathers few to be sure but
as you ard me didn't Thick then ea VIII seed, an infant
thistle in H.
Much indebted to US were they in all the region rounl
about for disseminating hose interesting plants and much
indebted to Us was the wind Tor doing is work beilmes
c. o, nd tarr.il "
indeed.
1t was sort Of rehearsal Of what everybody he's had an
abundance of to do snce-fghtng hsesin heart and gar
den-thistles even ywhCre-thistles the Torld over
The T,IEoIoeIcAL DrscUssIox-We understand thst the
proposed Discussion the Tabernacle between the Rev
Nessrs SAWYER and WEscorr Of the main points OF di'
ference between the Uayersasts aud the Orthodox 50
called originated in a sermon By Mr. Wesco which was
reported in THE TRIBUNE some two months sine Inc
primary ground Of difference Is the nature oi the Atone
rnept The Discussion will commence at Il p NJ of Tues
dsy April and continue through ths, and the three io
lowing evening and the corresponding evenings OF the next
week They viii speak alternate halt hours
ToPsY-Ths afternoon and evening the performances at
the National Ibeser for the bench. Of Mrs How
ard the ~Torsy" of Uncle Toms Cabin This, wonder
fully pcpusr drama will be played for the 265ih aud s66h
TIE Msyor and Board of Aldermen have given a
Comm soner Of Streets and Lamps in place Of the late
Henry AIculsrius Mr. George G Glssier, ct present
Mayors Mar,hal the fortunate or unfortunate man.
The BOARD or ALDERNES.-Lsst evening the ordinance
from the Board Of Councmen dividing the City into Nine
teen Street Cleaning Districts be given out By contract
ives after slight amendment adopted The Committee on
/ Fue Department reported on q communication from the
Chief eer in regard the number Of men 70 the d
rent classes Of Companies end the following was agreed
to- First and Second class Engines, seventy men each
Third class Engines sixty Hose Companies twenty
Eve Hook and Ladder Companies, forty and Hyrsn'
| CoupaIies ten men each
CIosr OF Pu1SAx & Co SALE-The great sale OF Put
nam Co 8 book stock was closed with the publications
on hand the stereotype plates Of which had been Previ
ou.y offered Several Of the most valuable works on
Punams catalogue were not put up including bsysfd
fsylors writings and the Record of the Crystal Palace
The total proceeds Of the sale Of stereotype plates copy
righ.s &c, it is stated, amount to s53oOo which Is
about che quarter Of the nal cost, The books suose
queny sold realized the Of about 10000 IN sdfihon
Considering ths many Of the works bad already passed
through several editions and tha, their copy rights had
resry expired the sale may be pronounced remarkably
successful
Aeorsspcnden, complains tha, he the risk Of naming
huse or losing his Lie in the dead OF the night by ueadng
OF loose iron grating but half covering the spera'ure op
polite No 200 Broadway He aaks sihsre no civilization
or humanity among that brbarous contempt for
life exist in the shape Ofdamnabe hoesin the pavemeatso
left openp We symps,hize with oar correspondent
We might add our own experience to his We c, see no
reform in the present state Of things until the 1000 rum
holes slutup No city in Europe can show these iron
traps Little while ago nearly $4,000 damages were given
in PhsdephiA girl injured BY this means We have
no measure of terms to condemn such an outrage q or
. eorrtspordeut describes. ~