New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07
City Items.

fr whole company Of drols in the person Of dr WtH'
s,u who vii appear smons the course II next
week
- a large and fine block Of buildings will De
speedily finished on the souih-Wes, corner Of Houston
stree, end Broadway having three stores on Houston
street and two On Broadway The old buildings were
~azed here about six weeks ago. Next above Nioios
sno'her handsome sDd spacious range Of deep ouns
= goinz us iiite below, On the same slce sre '"o
inc stores No. 5Sf and J56 nearly ready 70 DC occu
o.ed They are owned By Mr.. Osborn Within a e"
doors foro I'M; .es the nest and graceful front Of Mr.
Bellows. Unitarian Church-OoiAic design wrought ID
red freesfone Every whore the giant Of improvement
Yields his hammer or points HE trowe Nen-insecis are
~ busy a. the coraiDuilders
- CASTLE GARDEs j. very attractive, these
warm evening" The superb balcony promenade Is Ut .
equ'led any whore IN the world
MAJOR TocsuAx.-We noticed few days ago
that this Polish gentleman and soldier. nov our fellow
czeu has been licensed practise law in State a.
IN Attorney and Councillor Of the Supreme cour Of the
stale Yesterday he passed examination required oy
he rue- Of the Court u Chancery and obtained j.
cense 20 pract also Solicitor and Counsellor oitne
Cour Of Chancery Of this state. lie has settled sno
commencedhi his practise in our City.
= The MAGsETIf TELEGRAPH between Ne"
York and Ws.hngton--as we learn by a lener from r.
D J. Smith IN the Courier-s 10 be inlmcdafeiy com
ncnced-the necessary funds have been raised "a
xe have already s,ated for the section proposed 70 Dc
rst put p from this city % Philadelphia and provisional
,rraneerpent. for continuation Washington a. soon
,s we ar. prepared 20 proceed. Arrangements are
u -rsess for line from this city Uucs via Sprn-
ied where the junction will complete the line from
goston 10 lt.ca One Of the fundamental principles Of
The Company which is "uDsliersbe by any vote or oct
ofthe COMPANY 20 A. % reafeci any right privilege
herein reserved or secured any subscriber any OF
me granors Of the Patent igh whou, the direct con
sent Of every individual 20 be thus affected" is 70
owe
THE line or lines Of Magnetic Telegraph which may
be- constructed by This Company shall be open alike t.
al men and all public Authorities who shall pay me re
ar charge which may be fxed upon for ts use and the
irsi % shall be the fret served without regard 70
sex wealth or station subject 20 reasonable Limitations
tune may be hereafter prescribed exceptions OF
preference may be given the Government IN great pnh
lie emergencies and promote the arrest Of fugityes
Justice and 20 prevent the commission or consunl
nation Of crimes.
- The Discourse Of Rev. DR.. GRrswoLD, Of
Philadelphia, yesterday, on Theological and Philo
optical Tendencies in the present age, occupied
about two hours and half in the delivery, and wa
listened to by an assembly Of thoughtful men will
ratified attention. DR.. G. gave comprehensive and
lear view Of donacs controversies in the nineteenth
century and attempted show that in every thing
aected with the wonbeinz Of Society there steady
ind sure progression Dissqeeing in opinion with many
who arc conspicuous for their efforts IN behalf of soc
re- form he saw in their courageous lsbors far 10
miro than % ccnsuro and gave generally hopeful view
the prospective future founded upon the popular feel
ia regard 10 rcvengeiul penal laws the enlarged
md practical notions OF public teachers, etc. etc
The discourse viii be- published.
- The subscription TO the Capital Stock of the
New.York and Erie Railroad Company is We learn going
IN in good earnest Our large Capitalists taking hold
if and we are informed that subscriptions amounting
lengcen 5000 and 1000 shares have been made one
book circulated by friend Of the enierprze There
evers books in circulation and If the others donc
lafas well the matter will soon be decided.
ry The Wesichester Society Of Agriculture and
horticulture hold an Agricultural Fair during the
Fall the time and place 70 be hereafter designated
= Yesterday morning. about half past eight
o'clock fire broke in the of No 20 and - Ham
nerevsireet Before the flames could be arrested two
buildings were consumed by which several poor families
were turned into the street. If there had been high
wind ri the time the whole block would have gone.
,1y A strange case Of juvenile depravity was
presented yesterday At the Ioinb- by TWO lads named
John McNoven and John Hutchinson who were charged
with blowing the smoke OF assaietda through pipe into
he room adjoining theirs No "a Cherry street IN which
.iree children we're sleeping. When discovered the
hdren were nearly sufocsed and II Is wonder that
they survived the horrible eiluva No possible cause
Tor this piece Of atrocious mischief the part of the
BOYS could be- discovered OF imagined.
- The Fountain Race Course in the Park was
He'd with crowd OF some Two thousand persons ye-
ferday afternoon witness iooirace by two boys. who
were TO run round the Fountain certain number Of
times We did stay 10 the end of the race but
presumed that il was won by one OF EN-
= gang OF street rowdies paradcd last night.
lnd committed sundry outrages IN Broadway and the
vicinity Amongst other ieats OF chiyslry they broke
nio .hOw-shop in Broadway and attempted TO capture
te hon OF the after sharp fight the sssailanis
repulscd and the OF the hon and It's skin
preserved. Eve Gazette
p Last evening a coored man named Joseph
Holden knocked down n coiOrcd woman named Georg
ma Murray and beat her IN most dreadful manner. at
he corner of Church and Anthonystreeis physician
was Immediately called and This morning he made aft
iav thai, her head and face very much bruised
hat she lies in a very precsrous situation Holden
rrcsied and this morning committed 10 prison to await
The result