New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
CITY ITEMS.
Grand Jury
METEOROLOGICAL REGIsTEF

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
From os,c-vas, BY Standard Thom. at No cAa~t4'''
1854. SAN IAN SPIN
February 3.................... Isl 20 "a
LECTURES, MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS &c
SATURDAY Feb. 4 IA
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ANCIENT AyD MopsRs AsrStgyy't l9'o's
sPASToscoFE Oh cALoKNA-dope Chapel day aud sVe
Yesterday was bitterly cold and all The dsagreeibe
for the remembrance of the warm d,y preceding The
ground last nigh, hard frozen, and the air felt snowy
LryIsc WITHOUT WoRk-" gho!" half sighed poor
man ast night who had been ong all day in tho melting
,pow for the matter Of seven hncs Il wish were able
10 live without work Just as If living without work
would be as near synonyme for DYING could find
in CRABBE Just az il living not laboring and time
were rot of deeds but years just as if man could be
alive all over without work-work of kind for hands
biain or heart
There's many man dead at the top ike old forest
tree and only for OF breath or two OF life among tue
brpches There many man tn day, drifting like sea
weed ri;h he waves who has Mt life enous to hold on
anywhere WHO does mt rank with the shelIfsh. Work
makes tie heart heat and the faster the heart beats the
more one lives in year or ten and the better he en-
joysit
Some people deem labor vulgar UnlucSily they are
RIGHT Everybody or everybodys fatheE has been com
PEELED zone day or other do somethng provided they did
not steel ard viii continue DO probably until the
Younger members of the old gardener family get back into
tie old home;te ad Of paradise
Nou have nothing do for yourself there plenty Of
people who need help and wiling to pay for it in
bfert fl, beetitude as long they vean arce by the
WAY that many millionaire cannot number among his
goods and chattels
srroK-This is q newsboys term. They understand il
because it is sometimes than they can stand under
II often happens that green specimen Of the genus ntws
bow gets strck with more papers than be sell and then
his fo vs. laugh rather than cry his misfortune lie
rets but Little syupay and he is Lot allowed TO sell OFT at
prices below cost as some of the goods merchants
DO as that would pjure trade
We saw specimen lss: Sunday. boy was stuck, end
atout O'Clock he ventured feeble cry OF Eres Sunday
"pppes for one cent Another OF the fraternity just then
coming around the corner heard the cry and coared the
delinquent
~Hows that, you little blackguari you sell papers at
ore cent?
Il don't care. N stack.
Wen if YOU ere, you amt going to spoil trade win
you quit ~
No won't quit if | can get any body to buy
Won't youi Then Ill make you
Hereupon tie regulator Of other peoi aar' TOOK tne
usus conre 10 hammer obedience into the delinquent with
his fist dd not succeed quite a. wei as might II tho
other European powers in the shape OF half dozen uyea
re Ir;.bmen had not in for share in Tic tn igh'
ard finally settled the quarrel IN favor offee trade The
regulator Of commerce went of grumbIng
Yesterday we saw of the most dsconsoate LOOKING
ebeps we have lately noticed with big bundle Of papers
upder his arm apparently tired of looking for cu'tomer
and uibt coming on One of his crones came along and
,,opred moment to inquire What luck
1Luekl blast the thing nobody will buy at hall price
m stuck"
~Wbs, have YOU gotl What paper is it Why you
fool did Mt YOU know better than bug dead C"'e"'
Coed enough for you if you are stuck
So We thought for he was the same boy that anasooA
TO regulate trade on Sunday.
Go back said his comforter, 10 your CR,-sH Office
and mt bill on the door Closed on account q deah ~
.1le family Your paper is Be chered
The Hon. f. d Culver will address the Seventh Ward
Temperance Society Sunday evening at their
Hall No &c East Broadway.
| rprScu I1rEn.Rr FsrERT AHNISr Mr.. 7. Arpn an
pounces that be viii give six lectures upon the freneh %
sure of the p.osent century in which Will be presenter
synopsis Of the life and principal works OF the most eminent
.ers The serts will comprise general we" oil rehcn
Literature from 1900 10 1884 The Poets-Beranger LsnH
fine Victor Hugo Alfred de Musset, &c The stotan.
Aupusin Therry + Gaizo, A Theirs Magnet heh9isl
Re Barante Louis Blanc &c The Novdr1-slctoF lso'
Alfred yicny Alexandra Dumas H. de BalIac Easehe Su7'
Nfrm6e George Sand sc This dyision VIII form I'll
Lat two lectures The Philosophers Critics and A'ceh'
reous Writers The lectures will take place IN The Oh'pe
Of the University Of NewYork on Saturday evenings an'
will commence on Saturday the 18th inst Mr. ArP'n
on known as the former accomplished editor OF the C0a
,,ey des Etof,LRis His pronunciation OF fren-h vi
| commonly clear and good and hence satisfactory
| VINO YoUNG mss GENERAL CosnIrTLE-lhsNo"
i,,es met last evening at the Broadway House 'uas
J.srs H. WISE presiding and II c. Miles acting D. %
c,,tary The organization OF the Committee was oou'
nc,d BY the election of Joseph C. Pinckney oil "e
,.,,,b Ward as one of the Vice Chairmen' IN PS,'
lane. Dewey Of the Thirteenth Ward, the laie
.ho WIS r. ee,ed At the last meeting but decin'u ST
,ro,ler ,esr A. tLelp vas choice a. tue '@l''''