New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
TROUBLES 81 BOSTON.

II generally believed that the people of Boston
pa. their days IN q condition Of perpetual serenity,
being provided BY Providence, Nature and Att
with ali ttst can render life cosy ard comfortable;
and having. az al tines, ana under al circuu-
stances. panoply ,gains. epidemical suicide, in
toe Washington stree. Thea,er the finest Temple
of Thsspis in the known wo:ld 10 the Picture
Gallery II tie Athenscm; in the Conmon-Ehich
u sli2htlJ smaller THAI Hyde Park, bu. by many
degrees more beautifa, and, finally, in the daily
and nightly performance of the Seventh Symphony
Of Ludwig Won Beethoysn-which usy be plsyed
in other cities but BE- PLAYED ic 40 Other city
correctly. The Bos:oniaEs, however, do not seem,
urder this affiuence Of consolation srd entertain
ment TO be oyerw helmirsly serene. In the hrst
place. the Wa'e, Works have "gin out with as
little compsnc;ion SIS if Boston were an ordinary
city. Our supply" Gays The Beasn CoH1>r,
"of fresh wster for several days will re limited. ~
TIE 3osri>r which is nothing if not stmoni;ory
and philosophical, declares SIS follows; II would
almost seem IS if the people OF Beacon, meeting
with the Cochituate st every turn, free as ar,
"hsd come 70 think that il was SIS lne-hsushole IS
tia. element for if is notorious tha, the waite of
"the precious fluid hiss been enornogs.' he
aaue duct has been strained. Damsgiag the farm,
as We are sorry 70 learn, of A. c. Curtis in New.
ton. Botherirg the Honorable John II. wilkins,
President Of the Water BOsrd. Leaving the City
with only 90 900 gallon. of water for the Pur'
poses Of shaving, washing and cookery-enough
for eight days only; after which nobody IN Boston
will shave, wash or COOK. The Honorable
Mr. wilkins admonishes his fellow citizens IN
Proclamation 10 shave, wash sod cook
with aqueous economy, and TO be Z" moderate IN
" their consumption "Di-tillers' are especially
caution ed. - Thousands Of people" we are told,
ba visited the wreck Of the squeduct. TIE
Pr siieat Of the Board has been out 70 look ST II.
Also the Mayor. Also the City Engineer. Also
Members OF tue City Government. Also James
S.sje, esq. Boston, ST the latest datcs, hsd only
fifteen million, Of 6 Ions Of water. aid for some
...e 10 come cannot eIpec, any fluid scce.siOns.
ibis would be bad enough N itself, bGi there Is :
complication Of diff .ul:ies The Boston Post
-assse-, tie eminent Capen. Author Of the History
Of Democracy, pat the -'ostOfice into bis pocket
md marched with il down 70 Sgum7r street,
aud Re. up business n building OF Lis
own. Wtereupon there were meeting. il the
Exchange. and delegations 10 Washington, and
Tex generally. Ar. Cspen 8 no, Jet
di.s3sed, but there j. fair prospect ma. he viii
be. IL sddltion, two hundred sad ieventydye
NE, sre ST work upOa the dan,gei squedac,; so
that there j. reasonable prospect th.s TIE EEK.
performance OF the seyentn syuPAoby may be
keiened 70 with to.s.abie equ,niniy. An Arts.
. ,keIcAlDg view 0. the ruins wlta - tie water
in fuY career, s1d The TrereIe- Informs U. tas,
his sketch !. ssi BY those who witnessed tae
n si,y hOw Of ssa;sr 10 be struibfal representa-
" tios.r We trs.: nat h.s grea; historical pie
tgre vii be exhibited in tits ety. SIS We Are hoa.
e.tly Of the opinion that .u:h Boston picture, BY
such Boston artist Of such : Boston ca:,.-
trc.he, viii Thoroughly dry Up ChuTch's Nia'
CARA, sd Gisro91'. into TIE bsre,in. aad-p,rioa
tie metaphor .-krock our ptctori.ny aqueous
;rium7hs iE;9 eocked hs;. as thing. are eyi.
iea,ls coE.rg to eii'is IN Boston. We tius. La,
or colre,2onlsn. " IL be unusually alert.
P S.-we learn from TAe Bes.0s Journal, jas'
in, tbs. tie lsyirg Of the Lew pipes commenced 81
O'Clock day before yesterday morning.
PIP. S.-Msyor Lincoln hss visited tie scene d
tie dss,:eI, accompanied BY hundred. Of l2dies.
PIP. S-Lsdies AID gentlemen frou the sur
rou Dig town. are arriving il great numbers.
P. 7. P. P. Size Hon. Allen =. Curtis
meadow. sre sill submerged.