New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
GIIY ITEMS

e.fl Of Li. J. ,-l. u diane Alboui, there Is
40 suci. ernire9t con.ic.to HaisGs ID iagri II
EuyOpe. % ticrc ear n. no went of Il f'ld fcr her
ts-n,- cle. ~ Nj fa..i.p- pioeeeas 70 Havana,
there will BE- 10 ch-r. .ont-alto left in tue connry
Mocauc bAnfr tAhes -i'b r tie god wishes OF
mpry admirers. Nai4aa Isb)ri- made Der first re-
appearance IN Aue,.re Gil olturiav.
Tie success oitie -. 70 during the past Z" ek u
without parallel. i'ou Giovanni Wa gwen three
rig hts TO crowded lors and the Maine on HHt-
urdav attracted al imDcf-- audience thoushth- day
was unin,itirg. An active business wall be done THIS
week. Don Giovanni announced for the last
tine tonight Tlauk-e.v!ug Day anota-r Matlneo
takes rlace when the " Traviata" vii be given, in
which ndle. Piccoci ~ and Madame Lsborde ap-
ue.r. On Friday night MadarIc Gazzaniga appears
for tie only time a. Alice IL " Robert le Di,oe, and
On Saturday Tie company viii give performance o.
oteia a; the Brooklyn A,heraun.
NOYEHBKR WE.THKK-Friday the lth,
c!ear, suIry day but c'li one lee formed rapidly
IN rhaded spots, long aor ,unrie, warm sha Wis
overcuais and nofilcrs war. fashion all day. La
dies we're ctt u iP ~ flrs and they did not
AVOID tie tUiLs sde of the street. From oar friends,
on that ucrniug lron The country, heard of mud
toes il TIE roac frozen over and powed land -tG
enough to walk over. Tie finger OF late potato-dg
gers onj curl-busters suffered with cold. aud people
began 10 think say, Winter is setting in early"
Not Ever # it had SGT iu II is not uousnsly early.
We have killing oa--torms by the middle of No
verbcr in this lai tude te up from the sea-level;
but WiUt.r ha Tot vt let IN fer permaDency There
wss 10 freezing on SATURDAY. thoueh appearances at
srrise were ucb il favor of falling before noon;
yet We saw nothing but drzzling rain here in the
4 .s.... I hurj jrady
north we oannot say Perhaps those people had more
occasion to gay, "Wintr has sei in in earnest We
hape rot. We have not yet had our New Eng land
Indian SunmeI--those deliehfrI, mild, smoky, Au-
iurr days that always precede Winter, and always
come after tie fist slerthat is alter we have had
severe black frost. Sometimes these days very
brief as in all probability they will Dc this year, as
this black frost bas come late in Autumn. We have
known nmoft the whole month Of November, and
ec!ne DAYS into Decembcr, Of this Indian Summer
wentler--delight weather for outdoor work and
we have seen this weather fade gradually rto Win
1er that il was scarcely possible to tel where one left
OF and the other began Oar first half Of November
hss not been Of tha Indian Summer character. We
bt live in hope to lave taste OF it before Winter.
CoRRycTIoH.-We should have stated, in our notice
Of tho nomination Of Mr.. Haws for Controller, that
NJ Homer Franklin had forty,fre votes On the first
ballot
CLEANING BRoADwAY.-Tbe residents along Broad
way have concluded to keep up their voluntary con-
t1butops to have the street decenty cleaned, mas
much "a tho City Government can neither be coaxed
nor driven To Tie performance Of their duty. email
subscription from each tenant will do the business, and
save more than twice the amount in goods. to say
nothing Of convenience and respecablty in the eyes
Of citizens and strangers.
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLERs.-TO-day's calendar
Of the Court Of CoWmon Pleas contains several suits
asuins. parties for selling liquor on Sunday contrary
to the provisions of the Metropolitan Police law,
which imposes penalty of $50 to be recovered in the
name Of the people Of tue State.
CuASoEs rs TIE STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Tho following changes have taken place in the
Street Department.
Mansfield Lowell, who was Superintendent of Street
improvements is appointed Deputy Street Commis-
sioDer.
ID Corles, Superintendent Of Repairs and Sup
plies has resigned, to tsks effect the lst inst.
j. a. Westsrvelt, esq., rendered his resignation on
the 18th inst to take effect Immediately.
Edward Even has been appointed Superintendent of
Street Improvements. Jonathan Purdy Superintendent
Of Repa ~ and Supplies, and Bernard Kelly Supern-
tendeut Of Wbarves.
Nkw-YoRK COUNTY HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL So.
cILTY.--At the annual election held on Wednesday
evening the following gentlemen were chosen officers
for the ensuing year: President John +. Gray, M. d.
President, Il +. Josin, NJ. D.; Secretary, T. NJ.
Kellogg, NJ. D.; Treasurer, B. +. JOsn, jr., NJ. d.
Censors, G +. Bolcher, NJ. D.; j. c. Peters, NJ. d.;
Il. G.. Perkins, NJ. D.i L. Guernsey, NJ. D.; d. +.
Bowers, M. u.
SECOND AVENUE ExIESsIoS-The work of opening
the Second avenue through from its present terminus
to The East River ii ia undersood will be commenced
to-day.
AScrHER Man MIssIss.-Mr Charles Child, first
ins,e of the ship Empire State lying at Pier No. 80
North River has been missing the ID inst. When
last seen he standing the end of the above pier.
lie is supposed Ia have been drowned.
SlDTwAIK OBsTRUcTIoSS.-Thc Common Council
Of this city passed ordinance, few years ago, d.
rccting the removal of all the od.fsshoned wooden
awning posts aud all other cumbersome and shtly
distractions from tie sidewalks along Broadway.
BY tie substitution of neat iron awning posts for the
old wooden ones, great improvement TO the appear
srce of Broadway WAS effected and majority Of our
citizens evidently much pleased with the charge.
Perhaps the only parties who felt themselves aggrievei
with the new order Of things for time, consisted Of
certain onterprizng individuals who had been in the
habit, not only OF plssteriUg every awning post
with their haudbils, but also epcumbering good por
tion Of the sidewalks with their rvund, square and
pyrsnda sign. boards Of towering hight, thus forming
n coninuous eyr-sOre ON each side of Bro .iway al