New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11


hold true Of iall larger hall OF the inhabitants OF
York who quiet respectable people as they Gre ~ "
bed early and lost la peaceful sumber are
NJ the busy scenes and slsepess activity OK oTI' ho"
bers around them Newspaper slaves as we "so' ""u
theref,ro Labitual night.wOrket and keepero Oh n'.
Iroroner hours and s.rongy,as NO world warn o'
uuer rsoler, cspeciallJ against fllas isio ths ''
evil habits We can yet assure taem that ios oh0''
walk through the s.roess between ons anl tn" IN N,
Morning would afford tnrm little Information Aho
snpny material f,r serious reflection sh"au '"'''
seps take tho direction Of th, City hall they WI"
the lighted precincts whero police ren"eS'o"'' az
where the night charges for druakenhess- o''o'uF''
conduct md minor oensas disposed Oh "''eo' ~
the Park. in Printing House square they VII "'a
ceaselrss clatter Of the printing machines W" u"u''
ground Of THE TRIBUNE md its neighbor C. inc ''is
press throws OF the impressions OF ths paper ~
t,e Gaming dov nt the rate OF twenty th"nsshu
no, honr DOWN toward tho Astor House ohe
constantly meets or hears the nnSl-ng nor-.'
cars that supply III, beated pcdestrans oil InTd shH
mr. Ti,lth avenues with the means of Teaehihg 'heh
homes, There il Sunday silence along bFo'u""!
that is nil the sagcs hnTe ceased rnnh4hs-ou' tue
heavy tenn. the Eacks, the market carts tho ""o'"
trsinp Of the policeman Us he glles In and our Trying
doors and shutters the hasty tread OF the s'ehny o.'
MARTY ashrmed Of being seen out 50 late the stein!
stem OF the this, TIE Shilling Entering run OF 'Ie
uniortunates the braw Of the drrnaId tue ro'Slci
ing merinen. o! the baoehanalaas who have Hs' 'e'
their orgies the sounds Of music and dancing RON .c
various saloons aud "hels," and the lhdescrioSoc
Lum oa these varied noises turn might INTO day WI"
mock the s9nt stars. Ia tie minor and Second oiss
sree,s thouh not those Of The lowest class one OF Tue
most striking features is tho o'erl0wins annid
nncc end activity. 1t all hours OF the hisn"
81 tho coored people. Streets that In ITO cay ''ho
might be passed through without the presence OF n
negro population being suspected vi be found al nsh'
10 swar, with tho certainly not In this case chiiaieh
OF the san" What time they sleep or rest Is cer'iny
ystery-at all hours Of the night you viii ma the
doors Of their houses OPEN men smoking taking "a''
ing women washing. ccanlns OF COOKING anu t'e ON!
natural sound ta srkes the ear Is perhaps the cry Oh
.leepy and iretcul cild al the turmoil FOUND It, "hie
snoss OK "dafks" do. tie pavement, pfomenadIne'
cogrtine or qnarrclng ms the case may be. Toward
thu North River night rendered bdeoos by the csek'
ing o.. whips. shouting u dryers and TIE rnmDli"s
and jol,.ng Of produce teams, mnk wagons. end
kindred vehicles. over tho ilPaved streets ana on
the river side. Along by Barclay street al night
long is busy seono that would DO no a's
credit 10 country market. All the liquor stores
SIRE ope ard tbeir faiing ghis hashisg over the road
illuminate The motley gronp peIsplrins at the woih
which is necessary 10 prepare Dr tic morning m'rkci
Eger, body working With zeal. bat noi~ iiAstandiug
erybody seems somewhat sleepy. There IL Oo'ma'
butcher snoring away In bis chair, wih nue. si!"h
ser,ipy for a pillow for his shaggy had All the pro-
duco dealers snd market gardeners are busy hndins
fruit and vegetables from the whaTves on tie or The
wagons which line the street, with their patient &c ans
muneairg tie hey from their ncs aud doubtless DOING
and dreaming Of the quiet stable away OF 10 the country
and wondering Why they should no. be .iseWHere Az
hour after midnight Whence Is that delicious fragrance
thousand times surprising m rs de!soase Tunes al 'e
efforts of The pchumers skill 1t comes from tho'o
hampers OF pcachc, which ARD being rnloaded vi
coarc there ore nny acenes besds these many N Ho
nunts and dcns who're tbs vicious herd orgies OF "len
ono can hardly hear without hushinsfr our city oar
counry. anl our tlnl that can find delight IN sHe1
degradation Wo gladly draw vail OF darkness over
them.
Tuy NV ARcTiC ExrrDrT1oN-Mr Henry
Grinnoli Il this city has heard from Capt. Hans Me-"
Arctic EtpCd,ion. On the 18Th oi ihe vessel ~e' ~
St Johns. Newfoundland. IN q FOG. all vel. bound
for tao hyporborcan regions Of north
TuR OLD JoHy.STREEr CurgcH.-An ap'
neal hns been Issued in bohaf Of the Old John-siree'
Chu.sh. tie HOMESTEAD ofAner!can Ne,hodism. IL "a
IN deb, $1,000 which must DO paid by October 30 q
the Church will be sold The congregation 10 poor. ~
church IL needed Tor The comparatively olu'ohet'
roonIatlop down town. who n lend helping hand
SMrCCING.-John McGarya, one OF the
steward, Of tho steamship Scotia VAS arrested ou Tues
day nj KIT. by tho United Staies Marshal for snug
Cling. lie wa,Yeleased on 81 30 ball 10 respond "a
the charge
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