New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20
City Items.


shine in the afternoon and shed ayng fragrance through
the air The shower must have been peculiarly CRATE
Nm in the country where il will still farther repair ihe
| damages occasoned by the recent drouth
~ The charming Caye plays IN the brilliant
ooers Of les Diaraaa. d, n CouroHue tonight al the
Park We have no doub. that this favorte sonsstres
viii be received with enthusiasm, the whole fashion
able world will remember with keen rest her singing
| in the Opera al Nibos two summers ago.
| rzF 4 GRAND CONCERT of instrumental music
will be gwen At the Tabernacle Thursday evening Of
next week by Kendall. Boston Brass Band assisted b.
podworth'. admirable Band Of this City hendal''
Band pay- isr the City Guard parade on Monday after
noon. on the Battery, and Tuesday in the Funeral
| Procession.
~ The Historical Society held an extra meet
ing sst evening as testimony Of respect TO the memory
Of Gen Andrew Jackson. II WA not unsuitable mat
Society which may share largely in transmitting the char
acer and actions of the msn-boh in good and evu-'"
the calm judgment of posteriry should take some mme-
dise notice Of HE death. 1t il evident however ihsi
from the composition of such body the Historical
Society nothing but naturalization OF sentiment on
either side would be in place The speeches Of Nessr-
Butler and Webster were strictly moderate and were r.
ceyed with appropriate respect and attention
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| in the Lawrence case to-day or tomorrow.
| p The long proracicd trial of Ashley IN the
Court Of Sessions terminated yesterday in verdict Of
ga,lfy accompanied by the deep regrets OF the Jury
"a cxprcssed through their foreman Thus this ha-
| terminated exactly Mr.. Morris Chen acommiiiine
msgis,rate) loudly proclaimed il would. when he first
committed the culprt-slthough he since has become
counsel for the prisoner and contested every inch Of the
i IL ,fr,
which is seldom witnessed that Court and it i even
said tina, the csse il still srther 10 be litgaed true
| history OF this case ought 10 be written.
| ~ The launch of the Hendrick Hudson was
pos,poned Yesterday morning ON account of ow
&C. until cvcnng-whcn il did not come Of as the boat
would not 90 Off Although every shore taken away
vel the monster struck the shore steamboat ahoai
was attached IA they employ tame elephants 10 catch
i've ones) but to purpose-noi nm inch would the
sturdy Duchman bulge. We Team that another attempt
| 10 be- made on Saturday.
~ The QrEBEc SUFFERERS have at length
attracted attention. A preliminary meeting was held
Yesterday in the Chamber Of Commerce TO take mea
sure. on the subject plan has been time in as
ason among some Of the leading English and American
merchants and understood that several are WAITING
he organization Of Committee receive the contribu
4 ions iof 80 P"iP'H's IN i'i''"'c w.
uiions were adopted
R1solred That this meeting deeply sympaihizcs with
the sufferers by the late destructive IRE at quebec ana
| desires TO contribute 10 their relief.
Rrsolred That a Committee be forthwith appointed 10
solicit and obtain subscription in order 10 avoid farther
delay.
| The resolutions were adopted unanimously and the
following fifteen gentlemen were appointed the Com
mtec
| James Brown James g. King VIM. II AspnwHll 10
scph Fowler Richard Irwin George Barclay Adam Nor
ne Philip Hone Thomas Dixon, Anthony Barclay Bachc
McFyers, Fdwd +. -aundcrson, W. {. PcAersgil Ken
| ard Bell John Ward.
ON motion Of Thomas Dixon, Esq. John J. kinssford
Esq. appointed treasurer who Will receive cub
scriptions al his Office = Wsils,rect
ILLEGAL VoTING-A man named Solomon
Haisht WA. tired to-day at the Sessions, charged with
falsely swearing in his vote the % District Of the l2h
| Ward at the late Election.
He was suspected at the time and subsequently
ascertained that he lived al Peekski and come from
that place in the soop Hannah few days previous the
Election. Notwithstanding these things clearly
shown. the Jury fit to acquii the prisoner, he
counsel said his client was weak in intellect 1t per
haps unnecessary add thst he voted the Locofoco
ticket.
r." They must be in office, We understand
are excluded from official employment by the operation
OF the new Police Ordinance have formed Association
under the tte OF the independent Police II i then in
tcnron take premises in Centre-.tree, and open
Office for the srres, OF burglars ard the prevention of
pick pockets.
~ The coored people OF Hudson intend having
grand Temperance Celebration the -ih OF July next
The .teanboa, Rober. L. stevens leaves Ncw.York on
the It'll
r. Gen. REED, Of Brooklyn being afflicted
with attack OF bilious colo on Monday
ns took lsudnum to sssuage the pain freely, 70
cause hisdeah the day. tie buried yesterday
| with military honors
re- story is told of dog found alive in base
OF No. "a West broadway having been imprisoned
| without food or ws,er for two months
r. A well-dressed man wearing glazed cap
committed suicide Luquere's Mills. Brooklyn yes
erdsy IL O'Clock Ills could not be sscer,s.red
y The Jamaica Farmer intimaies that the
cockney sport-nen" OF that village are committing
great havoc among The woodcock and other same-sbe
the season hiss not arrived. The New-York sporting
Club oter reward OF $40 for every bird found in the
| possession Of the transsTessors.
~ The Chamber of Commerce al special
meeting appointed Charlie. II. Marshal Comm. ,ioner
Of Pilots IN their behalf The Secretary Of the Navy hs
| appointed Commodore Jacob Jones. Flag Commodore
Of this station. Commissioner on behalf Of the Navy.
| BEACON CorRsE.-We are requested 70 state that
the eEries for the One Nile Race and also for the " ak
ins Msfch. which Is eT on this Course on the
3osh inst close this evening r. smith. Park Row.
II Robert Ray and John A. King Esqs. have
with great berslr presented four lots Of ground the
corner of the Ninth Avenue and Twenty ehih street 70
the Protestant Episcopal Church under the Reciorshp
Of Rev Mr. Thsyer provided suitable edfee brick
or stone Is erected within reasonable length of
This Is probably the most growing section Of the city
and The situation hardy surpassed By any ether L
intended when the Church IS completed. that the Music
Is to be- conducted by choir OF bind pupils from the In
in ha: neighborhood and upon The sare prince
p some Of the Churches in Liverpool are conduct
ed The object il deserving The patronage Of the oene
VIOLENT and subscriptions and donations we snfored
will be received BY c. shepherd. Bowery, or W. Ro-
u,eyn. Nassan-strest
| x The performances at Niblos last evening
drew crowded ND fashionable seuss TIE ~ eyssns