New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
City Items.


April las we're brought before the Recorder Al Cham
b,rs On Saturday morning On WIT OF '1of'' '"',.'
their counsel Me.sr. Graham and Warner. urging Ho
neyman. discharge the crourd OF "ant oi eAuse JOY
bis detention and requesting the amount OF bal nzed N
the case q Miller and Dssi--no -um having Oe'h -fe+
ted By Justice Taylor the Committing Magistrate Mr.
Philips for the People. conienaet hat the Ie-a''onsHP
of Honeyman 70 the prisoner Parkinson was sufficient
r hs further dc,en,on and the case Of the others
be argued that under the Police Act Of l-+i IL cAses
whore the Committing Magistrate had not hxed the
amount ofba Wa MT competent for the Recorder or
any other Supreme Court Commissioner 70 interfere
Nessrs Graham and Warner were both convinced that
the Framers Tile Act - Intended % and did give the
power Of admitting % bail in such cases 20 The supreme
Court Commissioner and the Recorder postponed rs
decision until today when the matter vii be argued
more Al length similar delay of the decision occur
red in the NJ James Barker and Thomas Canuch AZ
es,ed suspicion Of orscres upon Nessrs GroesoecN
s. Rawdon Of Wal street and who appeared before The
Recorder under The process OF haDsds Inc return
20 the writ was by g. " Mstsel as Chic of Police who
claimed hold the prisoner. in custody until some other
suspected parties could be taken. To that return Messf'
Graham and Warner replied that il was not return
within the meaning Of the statute and that the commit
ncnt BY the Mayor imperative unless i had been
made after examination into the charge ssainsi ihe
prisoners. Mr. Phillips was Of opinion that the he
corier had power 70 interfere.
/ - John Browne was arrested on saturday Tor
swindng Messrs stokes & Anthony by recently selling
them nine hrxns Of what ought TO have been grease
for 81 but which examination proved 20 con
tain a scientific mixture Of grease and meal. fenced
with just much good should make the trick
paarahle but not percepube 70 the victims
IL \ Correspondent, of the Mirror. in protesting
against the rumored destruction Of It Pau writes
was IN - Psus church that WAsHrNGroN snd his Off
Gers and soldiers fret heard the words Of thanksgiving
20 God after they entered the City At the Evacuation by
the enemy. November IS i7-3. II was In - Pauls
Church that the good great hero on the day OF his IN
sueura,on first President ofihe United states. Aprl
30th l7s9 attended public worship. The bones OF Mont
gomery JIG beneath rs portal and in the church yard
ovorhung by aged trees NOISY with time rest the
bones many patriots Of the revolution. and the re-
mains Of NewYor beloved in their day and genera
non
~ The Great Britain left her wharf with -
passengers and good freight cargo At 3; o'clock on Sat
urdsy 7. NJ and was accompanied down the Bay by A
Inc Of steamers among which was the Delaware with
number OF invited guests on board. Every wharf com
handing view Of our harbor lined with spectators
and the Battery OF animated beings, while the
river was alive with boats Of every description.
p About fifty of our leading merchants gave a
splendid dinner 10 Captain Hossen, ofihe Grea, Britain
a, the Asior House Friday evening The affair vent
of with great erlaf.
- The packet ship Burgundy, Capt Wotien,
winch sailed from Havrc and the John Barring Capt Nj
hae from Liverpool The iih inst arrived here on
saturday forenoon The passage from Liverpool 10 the
Banks made in eight days.
- The L. : ship Lexington sailed for the
GUT of Mexico Saturday with our Troops and sup
ply OF rifles.
~ Mr. and Mrs. KEAN open at the Park this
evening in the thrilling and powerful drama OF The Game
sf,rs.
- That grande.t and mos, effective of operas
Is Hgueaofs-i- performed night at Niblos
- The excitement papers have another God
send for half a column in the rumor that the body OF a
young woman buried in her ordinary dress, "a brown
six one and apparently hurried into her grave with the
greatest rapidly. was found near the Coney Island
House on Friday.
IA deck hand on one of our North River steam
boats has received information from Poiisvie, Pa that
large amount Of money has been left him by the de-
cease Of a relative
~ John Gilliean. aborer, residing at No. q
Madisonsirec while sleeping upon the roof Of his house
NJ about o'clock Sunday morning was suddenly
sroused and precipaied the parape to the pave
mcnt killing him instantly
- There were four false alarms Of fire on Sat
urlay night between eleven and one o'clock
~ Our independent Tompkins Blues who leave
today for Boston are to be- received aud entertained by
the Boston Light Infantry Capt Park splendid ball
/ d Il, be- given them during their stay.
"a The Scottish Guard. Captain Castle one OF
the most admirable Of our Cry Corps, parade to-day in
splendid new UNIFORM attended by Dingle's Washing
ION Brass Band and 90 staten Island for target pFac'
nee where they will dine a. the Pavilion
70 Washington Market is infested with set
Of knaves who indusirousy ply their trade OF pocket
ri king watch stufins and pocket book dropping 4
dy the other DAY had both Of her pockets raed and >
stolen We commend this vicinity TO the vigilance OF
the New Police.
~ One of the light fingered gentry relieved
Mr. Mallaby Of the drm ofMallaty Co while in the Vi
cniiy ofNa.-au and Ann streets on Saturday forenoon
ofhis bank book containing check ior so % andt~c
$40 bills on the Bank Of NewNork.
- The Population Of Wliamsbursh' which il
l-4o was 5O9i il now said TO be ll5jO-showins an in
crease of $50 in Eve years.
n George Day. ir ship master. OF Gloucester
Mes died in the OF Friday night al thc thtec
-taies Hotel Of hcmorrhase Of the lungs
- Gov WRIGHT made but a short larry IN oui
Guy having left on Friday evening for Albany
- Mr. Havcmeyer, our Mayor made hyine
visit to Albany on Friday evening returning YESTERDAY
morning
- The Niagara went up 10 Albany on Friday
IN about eight hours sailing time. making sixteen land
.nss on Ai. occasion least, We know there were No
redhoi boilers ropes drawn across the boat TO make
her 20 faster any peFous measures oil any
Kind resoFed TO- The noble boat sailed As calmly as in'
moon through heaven although you could feel her 'eaI
through the water ike living llng rejoicing IN super
,luous speed. With such boat - the Niagara there
certainly eed Of pressing or pushing As she wen
up the River sgsnst heavy wind and ude al the rate
abouttweniy miles hour. and had plenty OF power
spare.
~ The travel On the Hudson still continues per
haps great al any part OF the season on
evening" especially there j. grand rush and genera
want OF Doairoom. The Columbia was the only boa
down last Saturday evening snd with ohceF' less po