New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18

where e1csp; just where they SOM ore not qite
peasant as May" and tals Ete Like our army IN
~Fanders" Oihtrs su the jam. and take as easy
as h,y
E1nc,iy in the nids, of Iris Bcc down th-re csns ae
psrsntly out Of the stormy ssy eoart # peiTy! Yes
incr, dui US reader poetry. Dosn among tbs
wheels srd the hurryipg feet OF aud horses DIVA
il cane into the d and filth of the but Ike the rle
poetry L wss xi,hoat getting sDid And tse notion os
the eoup'-i Il adm rabIe No faux with la rhythm
rlstsver hey say Of ALEXANDER SMITH
Well; for while ths, beautiful couplt remlned there
in 'hs crowd and nobody admired, noticed IT,
probably because the crts had landed a. perhaps b.
cause ever, body busy with LIES prose Ii lin
g,rcd while and then sway in its beauty. ,nd some
body said they flashed up into the light There goes
par OF DOVES"
The last Of the very interesting lectures Of Mr. Arpn
French Lsra,ur will take plsee to night tho Chapel Of
the University Subject Drama and Drsns,iss These
lectures have given extraordinary satisfaction elite
Audiences.
Az we predicted St Patrick Day did no. pass without
rain AT O'Clock in the evening there came up brief
bit smart shower accompanied by thunder ami liga'
mig 1t lasted only about haitian hour just long enough
TO sustain the ancient reputation OF the day
Little Evss (Corieis Howsrdsl benefit comes of 70
nigh, at the National The,er Her freni Will be well
represented
BEAUrrFYISG TIL, PARK-Mr Murphy, the Saperia'en-
dent of Lands and Places. for days past has been
busy rgeg,d in setting shade trees laying ou new
walks rlsyirg tagging. AID otherwise improving the
Park Ttee publ, grounds should be at once permanently
fenced in and thus prevent the carts and other vehicles
from pass ng thr, Ugh and cutting up the grounds, auh
credit due to Mr. Murphy for his ereon' in rendering
the Park what it should DO.
HrDsoy RIvTR STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION. The Henddcs
HUDSON started up las, plight Albany carrying passengers
at 80 eer,s fare Navigation will be fully open next week
and the usual number If boats up for Abaay and nerns
date places
The st, amer Washington brought pair Of Lapland
reindeer and very large ostrich for the Hippodrom,
TIE deer have been trained to the sledye.
While loading g. Dremenhaven, lighter with goods for
The Washington valued at 100000 'ked by the
Ice in the stream The goods were ruined
specsl meeting will be held at the Stuyvesint Iasi
u.e on Saturday Ito day at II p NJ to adopt measures
for the purchase Of DR. Abbo;ts Egyptian collection
The Board Of Aldermen received the report Of the com
mttee on Ordinances last evening AID Motifs resolution
viking for repeal of The Charter The report al
verse to AID Motifs application. twas laid on the tsbe to
be discussed on Monday evening
BEeursrs-The late James p Van Horne, of this Ciy,
left the following legaoies:
opsn iam after the d.th Of bis wdo.
NewyOr. Protestant EPeOpal Bible and Prayer Book ~,
o-ass.spt Epi'c pa Missions ........ Il, 900
The American Bible as4 rhsde the residuary leg
atees the amount of which i, es'inated at $4,000
Tie Con nerciai Alrertier says
NAV be proper here TO make single remark nrete-
to this and other large egaces oequeathed 70 N,
American Bible Society. which some have supposed Will
be realized immet lately. This is not the iaet Many
ycars may eapse before the so ey will be IN the ENJOY
meut Of the funds thus bequea'hed The same remark
may he made with respect to The Colonization Society anu
tie sum beque athed by the late Mr. McDonoush OF New
Or,a There probability that any part OF Tho
amount will be available for some years hence tho ne
cessy for the usual appropriations and donations tor Its
supp IT.
Tuy BALL AND SAFE SvIsDIE Yesterday afternoon.
Hugh Lamb native of G. ausa County Ohio and John
Hesset living in Chautauqus County this State both tenn
roarily stopping a, the Deyst IIoue we're accoted in
Broadway by two young seamps who mako living by
their wits and invited ta'e rabe across the river IN
tie pleasant grounds of Hoboken. These transporting
country men believing their scquantances to DO gen
t.nen as they pretended and wishing to all the sights
possible during their brief stay in the City accepted the
lind offer On reaching the Jersey shore, Of the
sharper after treating the company rer shnens
had an eye to business and without further cer3moay
hauled from biz pants pocket one OF those iDgenlonsy
Constructed balls which open tys places by those
understanding them. and represented to the couarymen
that it was safe for which he was about 10 apply TOR
patent After explaining its various good qualities he
opened the ball ard exhibited to his verdant companions
Bit paper which lay in the bottom. The "ssfe' was
then closed when the fellow proposed heavy be. with
his accompce that there pspr within the ball The
bet wa taken but sharper No Of course not having
money sufficient, wanted to borrow some OF Lamb and
H,ssett mt as he said he could win large pile from
sharper No and pay than back again Unfortunately
for Strangers they thought they dealing with hon
e.. men instead Of ogus and loaned over the money with
the understanding that they rhOud make $40 apiece be
sides receiving their loan back Immediately The ra'cas
then received sI5l from Lamb and $40 from Hsssett with
which they at fed up the river and we're soon out OF
sight before the dupes fairly understood what going on
They however become convinced that they had been
taken In and about devng to ares. the fe
lows Pursuit made in the direction taken By the ssfo
operators but Of them could be sscerspned and
they have since been hesrd Of DDubtless they will
Keep steady til they think the danger is pa. when they
will out in search Of fresh victims BY this opera
ton Ilr Lamb lost all the money he had and is Therefore
without means on friends and among total strangers Mr.
Hssett was mere fortunse he having money sufficient
left pay expenses for short time.
D.ArH FROM CoSvuLsIoSs CAU,yD BY IsrENPr.
On Ihar,t,y nish mao named WI a}..s 5's
u.enso he the sh.ssn's Wsrd Z,
Ice Station ard p:ed In cell -her- be ws sttendsd BY pr
Of the night Coroner Gamble,
the body aud nortem srsni-
nation s,ps the Jury rendered verdict d death ron
The dsesased ~n nh'
Of ths Ns~.Yort 10 Of He Leaves wife aud
fmiy No 50 YaDdan The cut bis bead snp
prsd been caused BY fall received while IN eons
sve lt.
AccIpEST.-,Jame. Ward, q lad - years OF age On
poy,d machine shop Of Barr Es 60 ner d sraat
fort Cd yesterday hst bis rzh arm .rn rom rs
a .ehrery Of the engine la Hoa
e.Hsh: He CONVEYED the Ns~York Hospital. He
lived with biz parents 9. 10 III risrys,, Brooklyn
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