New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12
City Items.

,errsi.ed something more fnan a iicIt ' a ~ my
IA. inco-reci-as was also the point that hef no' ~
.~,isineS where sne on the night OF the NC
circumstance which the Jury were al liberty :"
.c The new trial will take place, we uhoe' -,
New York Difficulty has arisen az 10 the eA :.
/ a., trial amounting 70 some thousands VI w. :
whether New.York or Richmond county F" F
None Of the expenses Of that trlal nave ~ -
- The Courier and Enquirer -pe1HH'7
resignation Of his ProfessorshiP ~ bi'n'P = =
asserted tina. the resignation was ANo"" = -,
Trustees 70 be al the place OF meelHs' - IL Tho
non. were passed This the CA"'oA"''
Pro,e.,an, Ch1rcanaa Of today 'ei'e' a'''' -
pendent. 49,. = liz ,.,.ci,,, NJ IN
~ The Secretary Of State IN MS capacity % -
nern,endent OF Public Schools VIII VEL. u'1 o''
week and will attend the
Dumb Institute, on luesos!' r
p. commencement at the Rutgers Female In
.t,te took place yesterday attended by large huOe
NJ spectator- The exercises were az usual hish! 'e
eating and showed gratifying state OF progress ana pros
perity on the par, Of the Institute.
~ The fire at o'clock yesterday morning
in the dry goods store &c Eighth avenue originated IN
the cellar but the stock on hand was completely deuseu
by water We well aware OF the Hrduous ouiie'
performed by the engineers during the night and the
want of general alarm at that hour OF the morning oD'
we are informed that this fire not one engineer wa
present to prevent the too free use Of water
rg- The Weekly Mirror OF to-day contains the
address of CORNELIUS MATHEWS, Esq. delivered ias'
week before the Eucleian Society. 1t IS an Unusually
pqusnt and racy address
r-z;s The Thermometer in our Composiloh-hoon
stood at "a yesterday at o'clock.
~ Passengers on the Long Island Railroad, al
tor TODAY will l-ave Whitehall Ferry al O'Clock A NJ
orthe Boston Train and for the Newport and fro'i'
dence tri-weekly line.
DR1ytse HORSES TO DEATH.-The Herald men
,ha ,,yo omnibus hor.es have been actually driven
,odeath falling down and dying in harness WITHIN uas
q, ,vo This is monsuous; and the wreches who were
,v Of such arociiy ought themselves 10 be harnessed
IN an omnibus until they had taken exercise eneush 10
drive all thoughts Of such cruelty out OF their bones
10 4 cabman, John Tray or Fray, driver OF can
No G owned By Mr. Richard Bogardus, was arrested on
Wednesday under the following circumstances vi
Iadd who arrived from Philadelphia engaged inc cao
~ take him to his in Waersreet but permitted
the driver TO take other passenger on MS promising
10 take him first to his destination. Instead OF dong so
the cabman drove in opposite direction ana oouu III"
no s,opped until Mr. Ladd opened the cab door ana
;,od ON, at the corner of West Broadway and Chan
hstree, He was there grossly insulted by Fray and
threatened with personal violence MI Ladd i'i'eu
stely went to the superintendent ONCE mace MS eo
,l;n, unon which a warrant was issued and Fray was
arres,ed He was committed tine Tombs for the as.
al, and the owner of the cab who suffered him TO
.;o without license was fined the full penalty OF the
l We take courage from these things to hope mat
tho svsem j. TO undergo thorough and much need.
cd reform We know not what could be more gladly re-
| ceiyed by the public.
30 Mrs MowArT who has made triple advent
~ novelist actor and dramatic writer appears at Nibo
Garden on Menday evening II 1.-THE OF the enthusi-
s which hailed her first success the stage has sun
capcd the Saratoga fever and remains in town. she viii
have brilliant engagement and the house profitable
season. Abou, the only thing our pseudo aristocTacy
do nell is the getting themselves into excitement in
the nreseu case we believe they have fair occasion al
though we cannot speak Of the merits oil the iady IN
question in her profession The unanimons'"ce
of the critics and the public however has awarded her
a higher rank than often honors debnfana we think
II proper TO state that Nblos Garden lacks one OF the
distinguishing characteristics of the modern theaire-and
that the most shameless one
r,oS coursr HActsa.--On referring to our I'D
vcrsng columns will be there Is to be some good
snort on Monday-hve horses TO start for purse Of
| $500
| "a. We learn from the Erening Mirror that
Richard : Willis brother Of the poet who has been Tor
some time in Europe completing his musical studies Is
about to return home The Mirror says, The musical
taen, he displayed while at College and the success fol
lowing the publication Of Of beautiful waizes he
there composed led him choose this most difficult but
lofty path and the result usifes his early promise and
gives the most sangunc antcipaiions for the future
He studied the rst years here under Schuyler Won
Wsrtensu distinguished Swiss composer: and his
crcises have met with the approval from Men
delssohn perhaps present the first German composer
| and Rnck the celebrated organist'
THURSDAY NIGHTS FIRE originated in the
stable of John c. Alderman, baker Situated in the mid
die of the LOT between 9th and 2rh streets and
rounded on all sides by wooden buildings as dry as
powder) and undoubtedly the work Of inccndiay
as Nh A. had left the stable only few moments prcv
| GUS There were no brick buildings, however, in
correctly stated by yesterday the hreesto frame
dwelling houses having deceived our eye at the time at
the distance from which were obliged to view the
work Of destruction. We give lis, OF property des
uoyed and names of sufferers On 2Oh No. l2- with
house in rear, occupied by six families and owned by
John Dwyer; No 100. with house in rear four families
and adjoining bakery, owned by Mr.. Martin No 1872
with rear dwelling five families, owned by Capt + H.
Regnor No l3i by three families with bakery and
bic in rear owned by John c. Ackermsn stables
| rear Of Ackermsns owned by Churchill; No 1876 with
dwelling and paint shop in rear owned by Peter Tuel
mer No l3s owned by Isaac ?. Cole No. liO in mid
die Of lot small tenement owned by Mitchell rear Of
li2 dwelling and stable owned by Capt. John Gould
No IA stable, with dwelling in rear. owned by 4.
ackerson
| ALMOST A FIRE.-lesierday morning, between
and o'clock the inmates Of No Is Eighth avenue be
Fourteenth and Fifteenth awakened BY the
smell OF IRE, and had barely time TO escape their night
clothes from the suHocstng smoke which filed the four
stories Of the brick building. An alarm spread
in the avenue when the flames bursting from the
basement directed the hose ths poros of the house
where the FIRE happily confined. Itwas occupied for
cooking purposes, and is supposed that Gre by
means communicated the day previous Pee Of
rags charcoal barrel and that the latent spark
gradually enlagns itself through the day the smell Of
fire observed several times but Effort made to
certain the The story occupied by Mr. Farm
ham ss dry goods store somewhat damaged by
water No general alarm given.
p We wish somebody would inform us Of the
rights of builders in regard blocking up the streets
with their materials. In part of Broadway nearly
| Nalf, Of he ~.