New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20


A hcv and Il Will be served to you in short or
:. e.;-r,,ce with which be CONTEXT, and no: try
80 :. bsating down or overhauling goods to
.ur,,nss II you 20 on purpose to get in crush,
.;,bts. and get your tOes trod on and have no
h.,oa 10 zee anything You want, 60 there any pes'-
49,, ,seuoor ard you can have your htsns oontent
- al and more. If any pick-pocket, shop liher,
,hioks good chance 10 try his hand, let hin try IL
He has only to keep his eye the poioemen' VINO
are oorspicuously in uniform. In the mean tle' ~
n.sd not notice the FIVE or ak keen detectives loung
ing through the crowd. ,,,
AZ S,sws,ts the state OF trade on Saturday, Wh'ca
was a beautiful day, may be conceived by one WIN
vivid itnaoinstion when we report that on rhuay,
rough AND rainy as il was, aud potwishstano'ng al
.o,ts of naner money wss freely takeo the casn'et
founa st night that he had also sl,oVo 10 go'o'
II there is no appearance Of scarcity OF luis
.c;ou, metal among the depositors in the great
~, osdvay spending institutions.
rbe run Don these and dozen other great estab-
t. rnents continued in fall force on Monday. The
- nor that Genin he'd failed and was selling ont
bf ught crowd 70 his 81 Bazaar"
Deekman & Co another large dry goods hou9e,
bAge sustained a tremendous run for several days,
epipg host of clerks fully employed.
Several mantia and cloak houses and fancy needle
k etores that offer goods at balf cost through the
eyertisipg columns Of THE TRIBUNE are hnding
,nty Of buyers.
The rusb for bargains is not wholly confined to fe-
ii. d... Devl;p & Co., who have advertised $6OO,0OO
Of mems c,stbng at ga great sacrifice, find that ad
g. Using does tell, and that as suscep pibe to
, influence of great bargains as women are.
Nor /. the disposition for bargains confined to dry
roois and clothing; since we noticed big crowd in
U,Ieys great porcelain house and fancy glass estsb
@ hment, G. G. Leigh's china aud glass store, aud
tchen's gas-fxture establishment. A. all these
o ICES they offer to cell their at much loss than
D., regular prices, and find host of poor destitute
9sople ready to deposit their hard cash.
f;eriously what would stranger who had ju,t
lived from abroad think Of the pressure, after
p Messing the scenes which we behed yesterday and
s urday il Broadway? Would ihe, could he, believe
I there wac ary person in New-York who felt the
nt of money! WOnld he not rather suppose that
city was enjoying the highest state of prosperity
/ the women, already extIavsgauty dressed, had
a. pie means to spend for still greater extravagancesl
that the men were very willing to keep the women
pany?
ne Managers Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
un. announce that the annual festival in aid of the
institutions under their charge will take place at the
Academy Of Music in Fourteenth street. Thursday,
the 22d inst. For the accommodation Of ladies and
children there will be afternoon entertainment of
very superior character. There in the Asylums
during the last year S77 orphans. The duty of pro-
viding for 80 many compels the Managers to appeal
frequently aud importunaely to the charity Of their
fellcw-citzeDs Without increased resources the out
by for the year will be unusually large in oon9equeuce
OF the erection of an additional building which
found 70 BE absolutely necessary. The greater part OF
the cost s vet to be paid beside which, supplies for
Winter are TO DO provided. There is not dollar in
the treasury, and without liberal assistance the Man
ayers viii be placed in most embarrassing position
DISEASES OF THE EfE.-At a regular meeting OF
the Board Of Directors of the New.York Ophthalmic
Hospital on Tuesday evening, the Surgeons Drs.
Stephenson and Garrsh reported that during the last
three months they had attended 1888 patients afflicted
with diseases Of the eye making the tota number re-
lssed since the foundation of the Hospital 1893.
MnfrARr-Ths Seventh, Second, Fiftyfhh and
Seventy first Regiments paraded yesterday afternoon
for inspection and review, according to the statute
The Seventh assembled at Hamilton Square, and the
other regiments at Washington Square, where the
Regmentsl Inspectors performed the duties assigned
pretty full rapks and the appeared in good coodi
ton. The parade drew out quite large concourse OF
citizens The regiment from Staten Island presented
ouits credtable appearance. At the termination OF
the inspection at Washington Square the regiments
broke into column and passed in review before Brga
der. General Spicer, in front of his residence in
Fourth street. At one of the uptoxn yards ship is
being built for Mr.. John j. Brown, and which is to be
called the National Guard" On the occasion Of
her launch the regiment will probably make parade.
CHANGE OF TIME.-The steamer Commodore has
been put on the Stonngton route in place of the C.
Vanderbilt and the hour of departure changed from
yfve 10 four O'Clock p. m-every day except Sunday.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Depot No 6s Warren street
s % xSsay asH sHrsd sad fTSs fiSssSas p'n''p' ''
.e;s5s Sing Sing uOdstOn, all way stations
llSo g. m, Albany accommodation.
lasep Poushkeepsie accommodation, al way stations
1907 M, sI Sing accommodation ali way stations.
m Re1ny E,ptes prn: stations d. n o; rsS.0~h
s:S p. IN. Albany emigrani train principal stations
ERIE RAILROAD.
Depot foot Of Duane ST., N. r.
PSa,s PoTt iss ns F,sf: S.s,. e Pnep stations
400 p. m. Miedetown accommodation all way stations
ssa.on ssS snS D.s' Sy .o iSa'
Ill 80 m Duokik emigrsnt tSain principal stations only.
sStarts {, ON Erie Railroad Depot, jersey City
COLLEGE OF PHysIoIASs AND SURGEoNs.-Tae
Winter course Of lectures r The College of Physicians
and Surgeons, situated the corner Of rwenty-thid
street aod Fourth avenue. was opened last evening
ThsjsctUs room Of the College was crowded to is
snos. capacity viii ladies AID gentlemen aud Students
The Rev Dr. Knox delivered the opening prayer, after
which the Introductory address of the course on the
.rh;.o, f tba pb;laaonhv and Proyess of Education