New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12


n. IN ird tr,e, at the S. Nichols HOs hs re marx
- sf .xsec,ins the .ecood branch OF the
sna ns, Of nerves as far ss the spSerod bone 81 Tue
haze OF the brain, for the cuie of nearssis
o., prxSy PorSp.-rhere Is sl Old
..v oa.p ouo,ed. of "chesp as ball beef az penny
4. nop,ar Ths saw needs fhrg 70 cut snoo,h 10 oar
E.-.Yerh beet market. For p'nny We must suo't''
int dime. or shilling. The article No longer seHs
&r a penny pound. In our report OF the es.ue
p,rtet At Bulls Head, " yesterday, there noa'e
Of hundred buns-snd twelve hundred more to come
sci rs a. prices equivalent TO ten cents pound Tor
the meat So we 20. Where is your peUny-s-pound
beef Not a, BuIls Head, nor in the bulls quarters
Itwsuh be cheap at a peuny-it ia no; 81 snIl.os
Those coed Old days" vii rever come again, when
we can get bull beef cheap at penny pound.
Thepev and spacious sore of Messrs. Fe'ridge &
Co., book.eers and publishers, was opened yesterday
with an old. fashioned house warming The establish
ment is in the marble building recently erected on the
site of the old Irving House, No 2Sl Broadwty la
all ts appointments has been arranged with reference
to the requirements Of the business. The collation.
which in is details was emnently calculated to satisfy
those Interested was served in the basement OF tie
building The success and wine OF the enterprisnx
bumpers and the affair passed of as JOLLY as could be
wished. Speeches were made by DIR. Mackenzie, DIR.
Dorrsnce Of Pnladelphis, Col. T. b. Thorpe Frank
Bell.w of The Ne~- York Picayune, Z. +. CnderhIu
and Others and after several songs the company dis
perstd to view the store and stock.
The FrSER,L OF DR.. BuRDELL.-The bill OF the
ind. who provided for the funeral OF Dr. Bur
dell was recently presented TO the Public Admnisuator
for settlement IL amounted in the aggregate TO so6
Among the items fifty carfsges a. 81 each, and
,uit OF clothes IN which the corpse was dressed sco
The bill was looked upon with suspicion by the fdnc-
ti,nary, and was subsequently Withdrawn. Il WAS
stated Yesterday that had been again presented with
the aggregate figures about $500 less.
TIcsEr SwrsDLISG.-A youpg woman from Pnla-
dephia wished to return by the II O'Clock train on
Tuesday. She w&s accompanied - the foot Of Court
Il ndt street by porter not long in the city, carrying
he bsggsge at shout TO- O'Clock. At the corner Of
West street she was beset by runners who took her
to a bogus ticket-offce in West street. where she
bought ticket represented to her to be for the eS-
press train to Phsdelphs but was told that the hour
OF start ng had heen changed; that there w~ no ii
och OK tIair that the next would be from Pier No l.
North River, at O'Clock. she returned, and at the
proper tine went to Pier No. |, where she was In
formed Of the fraud told she had ,et her money, and
advised t, buy again ard 90 on. But she had not
oDey enough and therefore returned 10 the bogus
offic. and demanded her moneys portion Of which
she obtained With much difficulty and gave up the
tickets Yesterday q gentleman saw her safely off,
ard returning found another woman, at the same cor
n.r IN the same trouble. Tnere was yet time, aud it
was with much pleasure that che rescued and put
M TX. o.aft., IL
swirdle in her case going to Pittsburgh, would have
beer $l2 or els, instead Of 81 or 50.
THr BURDELL EsT.rE-WHAr IS TO BECOME Oh
The BosD.sTRsEr FURNITURE The hearing upon
the Public Administrators application for leave to sell
the furniture &C., Of the house No. 81 Bond street.
did not take place yesterday, but wall come up at the
same time With the question Of marriage to-day. The
application is opposed, will be recolected by Mrs.
Cunpinghsms counsel, ON the ground that her rights
under the lease the furniture, &c sntl the Let
Of May. DR.. Burdells copy of this instrument, on
ing produced the other day showed haes Of
through the material portions 20 that they were leg
bic; ard Mrs. Cunringhsms duplicate copy cannot, it
lie said, be found. Miss Augusta Cunningham was eI
amiped de bese esse yesterday morning. but her aida
vii is withheld from the public until it shall have been
read in Couit.
Mr.. Stephen II. Branch, misleading joculsr
tence in our recent notice Of Aid. Briggs and bis Gilt
Gentleman wshes the pu bic to be assured that be is
rot insane. We give that assurance with right good
viii, adding ceti6 ,ate that Stephen has as much
sense and wi. to-day az be ever had. How much that
IT, question on which we do not choose to enter.
Mr.. Branch has recently been absent attending the
funeral Of his brother Thomas fact which. known
10 u.s. would have Brscuded the sporve aud harmless
slusi, TO bin which the appa -t Of Briggs naturally
suggtsted
Thaberg's lat concert for the school children WAS
given yesterday and passed off, al have done, TO
the entire satisfaction Of the young and old who
present. At the conclusion, DIR. Superintendent Ran
dali addressed M. Thsberg as follows;
N. THALBERG-Str; The series Of free concerts
which you have generously and literally besto we'd
upon the teachers and pupils Of our Public Schools
having DOW been brought TO close, it becomes my
pleasing duty 10 express 10 you the high spprec alton
we entertain for your kindness and cou'tesy. 10 the
name and in behalf Of the Board of Education, the
school officers Of the several wards, their teachers and
invited guese, / thank you most cordially and SIN
eerely for the pleasure and qualification you have
afforded hese brilliant entertainments Especially
IN the name and behalf Of the 20 600 children who,
from time to time have assembled here, in compliance
With your generous invi alton, do return you their
warm hearted and grateful acknowledgement. From
the unrivaled specimens OF the highest masicsl
sciesce and art which they have witnessed and
head, they may have been taught the I'm
poItsnt esson that in the possible expansion and
nproy Of the faculties which the Creator has be
stCwed upon them they, too, may IN some Of the nu-
DeIous departments Of human efforts open TO their
eihen' achieve transoeod.nt excellence and enduring
sme-that TO earnest exeriOn and well directed labor,
combined with high moral principle. Ho.hing is in
possible and that tnly the highest standard of sttana
bic perfection should Be permitted to direct their pi