New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

Looks b.ct; while at his keen and chilling breI,h
Fair Flora siekens"
It were but faint intelligence to convey to our cit-
zens that Sunday and Monday were two everto be.
remembered hurricane dsys. II is for the information
of our distant readers that chronicle the fact that
the last two days. Tor the rst two days Of April The
wind has been cutting up all kinds Of cspers. lnstead
of clouds full Of rain, we have bad clouds OF dut
wblng through every evenue and lane through
out he City. Pedestrians have been terrified throagd
dread Of signs, window blinds and other loose ap.
peldsges falling upon them. Eyes and moaths have
been necessarily closed when in the open air. Ever
crevice of our habitations and places of business,
opening to the street. has been avenue for the
veysnce of dust to furniture and goods. Bushels
Of dust, sand, ashes and dirt have gone down the
tbroats of afflicted denizens Hats and caps have
bid defiance to their wearers keeping them on thst
heads, ss if they were determined to sport with th
wind, and try the patience Of their owners Awning
have been torn from their fastenngs and all tempo
rGry outdoor fxings have had to yield to the fury
old BOreas. If high winds continue, we can only
pre- scribe Hydropathic treatment of the streets ass
cure for partial evils we have suffered, which
have not been for universal good"
The SIDEWALKS Somebody does not Ike TO haze
quite all the sidewalk covered with bsles and boxe,
ard IL also souewbat ayerse 10 having cooperaC
Establishment put in operation thereon. lie Is n&
in favor of taking to the middle of the strees wh~
they are ss muddy as some Of them are; or OF clam
berng over mountains of boxes Of hsyirs bis eyes
punched out by hoops or bis dress torn by n's ana
splinters. If he tries TO get along close oy the "ae'
walk, a cart always backs up and breaks MS ieg'i
and the unreasonable fellow actually has the audac'J
not to take to that kindly.
SlTHE BurcHIysoss-Tbe widely known autchinson
Family gave concert last night at the Bsos1Sv
Tabernscle, before large and wepleased audiences
They sing egain on Wednesday night Of next wssk,
a. The same place. On Tuesday this evening av
appear in Newark; on Wednesday at wilsmsbursn'
on Thursday at the Brooklyn Institute.
WIG COMMITTEES Meetings OF bon '
Wbig Cereal Committees will be held thi' e'sA'"e'
at the Broadway House.
CRY IMPROVEMENTS Among the nume'Vu'
provements Of the City no v in progress none Wv
more acceptable to the public than that WIN = -
vering Che vicinity of the new Cooper ins'sa'e "a
place Of cleanliness aud respectabIi'y' Inc a.
rookeries which formerly stood at the juncaon %
Bowory and Third sv have been demon'''u
the ground which they occupied is TO % 'D,.
a dimiI uive park, at tnce useful ana o'nN "a ~.
II !. no, very long since this locality "" one OF 'us
most 6ltby and dssgreesbe in the he'roPon'' 81.
erog shops and porter-hou'es appeared one 'e,'
and the old VauIhsll Gardens cnesp fs''s 81
for infaDy-contributed TO the ro~dyi'm 'pu -,
bsth-breskiog which characterized may al"'
Nov, ever thing Is s'fuming pew sp?e'rins'. -.
We have said, the triangle Of squalor and ''cs