New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-11
City Items.

tieth<ueet vi ere brick dwellings were cohsunru
The engine. were on the spo, in an incredibly 'Ao''
space OF time but there ansocouniaoe 'eAf''
Of vster
boy BY toe name Of Grsbsm badly cut sOo1' '-'
face By the falling wood work Of burning ou'ahs
which he stood and was carried OF IN a state o'
blhy.
Several families in the neighborhood rerno''' 'A''
furniture into the street and in the MIDST u ~
Ing Of the catastrophe OF BABEL ngni AZ '1
man named Doneuy got hi. nose coinpe'e' '' 0fs'
and was otherwise severely nHn-
II Il believed that This FIRE was the "O'A Vi mcehu1
5e. .. ,bey are known to be proving about IN that
,einbbo,booa On "wednesday evening man VINO
keeo. sashrnaking shop at lio Seventeenth street dis
$3.50 c,,re Of boys Of about fourteen in the very
sct of setting FIRE to pile OF shaving &c which they
b,a n,ced against his shop-Our star Police ought to
! be on the lookout
GREAT HuRDLfRAcE Is BRoADwAY-We IN
der.,snd that six Hanover-square omnibu,es four doc
,orsggs Of the largest class NewYork scavensers
and Jersey milkcan entered for grand hurdle
race down Broadway the fret fall Of snow in August
Those little boxes Of Pavingioos mounted on low wheels
and with handles sticking ont feet are be placed
sstrde s,oneheap- in the middle Of the street, and viii
answer as excellent substitutes for hurde--being SCI
uom A-fl 10! any otitI puiP's'- 'Hr S'HP'~."+' 4"
th. race are i; be confessed, random selection
but this will rather increase the interest which vii be
| Eel; in this great sporting jubilee
r. The NATIOSAL GUARDS now encamped
near Albany received az invitation from the authorities
Of that City and entertained yesterday At Stan"x
Hall They struck their tent. in the morning, and
marched into the City at o'clock, under escort Of the
Emmett Guards and Burge.ses Corps. At o'clock they
| ~. .,,.x nd ATTIC Ain
ner marched through the principal streets under the 60
cor Of the Fmmets and Burgesss 10 the boat In which
they returned 10 Sew-fork.
Yesterday was great day at the Encampment, &C
cording TO the Evening Journal At 4 o'clock the Reei
nent was reviewed by Gen. Wool T. :. A. and after
ward by Major General SANFORD Of Sew-York, who
commands the Division which this Regiment is a.
,achcd Al o'clock the Regiment again reviewed
by Governor WRIGHT.
~ The Club House of which mention was
made in yesterday mornings paper, being too much
on the rowdy order is not DowNISG's quiet and nice
place go Broadway. We heard the slightest
| complaint against thar.
- We learn that the landlord Of fashionable
hotel in Broadway just stepped on, 10 90 to market
few mornings ago leaving the cashdrawer clean
plate The steward waited patiently for
time until the boarders came down and began make
inquiries for breakfast At length matters reached
crisis and the steward himself from being
in lieu Of the missing breakfast hunted the proprietor
borrowed money, and got up an exiempore meal
for his ravenous and asonished subjects The land
lord il has since been sscertaned ef the s. o'clock
boat, on his travels to the East and house continues
to be KEEP, by the steward bar keeper and head Boots
~ Mrs Charles Kean Os,e Ms, Ellen Tree in letter
TO gentleman in this City, state. that che can YET released
from some theatrical engagements In Europe she will visit
this country accompanied by her husband, early N August
Such consummsiiOn Is deyouty - re wished Express
We have an impression that Mrs. Chss Kesn was
Madam VrsTRis. such sort of person and If
So can't rby her return il derofy wished for
lave not been sung and danced and hddcd out oi
money enough II not perhaps Europe after -he has
worn out her prodgies and phenOmenss. will send
fresh upply Of discarded ARTISTS II we will be hum
bugeed let insist upon changing the actors Your
Fanny Esslcrs, Henry Russells, &c &c. generally
apacous aud Hsoleni and always meaner ri each
| succeeding visit Evening journal
The Journal is wrong in its fao,-Mrs. Charles Kean
was formerly Ellen Tree. of great talent and
deserved popularity in this country as well England
We heard any thing impeachng her private char
ac;er The Journals general reflections. however,
too true be passed Nothing be certain
than that those who have devoted their lives the study
Of some of the fine arts are apt TO be most merce
nary exaciing and mean. There would seem be
something radically wrong in this The daily compan
lontIp OF bfhullHi thoughts llttr ouEf'
not to produce this degrading effect upon the soul.
SABA girl residing at so Pearl street hor
rby burnt yesterday morning by her clothes taking IRE
from camphene lamp which exploded in her hand II
is scarcely hoped that she can When viii peo
pie learn to use greater precautions with camphene or
else to abandon it altogether p. The girls
Ann Madden apparently about fourteen years old in the
employ OF Nj Morrel, Chemist.
~ 4 comfortable SIGHT il IL 10 See Two fire on
cnes dragged through Nssaus,ree Of sultry morning
a, the rate of locomotive 1t makes feel 80 com
Portable to think he has only get out OF the way
~ GANsEvooRr MELVILLE has been appointed
to the secretaryshp OF Legation at the Court OF 81 jaime.
under Mr. McLane.
- Col w. II. maxwell, of this City. has re.
ceived letters from the Raran gae dated March 2lst
She TO leave that day cruise to return by the
middle Of July. Officers and crew all well
ty- In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, on
Wednesday the case Of Hodgkins and Livingston for
the murder Of Lee Bur,is, postponed until next
month
lY- Dodworths Conet Band of this City will
perform at the approaching Commencement Of Yale
College.
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MAEKEr-l2OOO Cattle
passed Trenton Bridge eastward from January l.t TO
July Isl of the present year
70 We understand that the tow boat Dandy
Jim formerly the Rondou burs, her boiler last night,
of the Battery. while towing some canal boats The
pilot badly scalded though not fatally learn
~ The body Of the young woman found on sun.
day the neghborhood OF Brooklyn has been den-
iifcd that of Miss Martha Jane Fulton IRISH birth
and ia comfortable circumstance residing at No 70
Eighth avenue in this City. She times subject 10
partial insanity. On Tuesday Of last week she left home
o'clock in the evening, and was get into one
| OF the Broadway omnibuses and proceed toward the
Battery, where, II Is presumed she threw herself INTO
the water. She Identified BY articles found IN
her pocket Her body disin,ened on "WEDNESDAY
for burial in New-iork.
~ Mr. Michael Holland native Of ST Johns.
policy broker in Mostreei, e down yesterday morn.
ing suddenly. while entering his house IS Elizabeth
street. aud died in few minutes lie had disease Of
the heart
y On Monday evening young German.
named jacob Raber. was drowned in Newiown Creek
near the old mill in sushw!ek He and companion
while iostng some boards carried out into deep
ws,er by the force the tide and sank They rrasped
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