New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
City Items.
~ There was rather rich scene ST

remnant. If the Old Poice-received SIMULTANEOUSLY
notice 70 cuif from the Mayor. such panorama Vi
CONSERVATION exhibited as one after snotne INC
victim. received and opened their notes Of dsehAiz
W.. never witnessed before. even in those gloom! $40
rs,vp,isn shadow The death Of ofHceholder hisn
or ow combines more Of the pathetic and IHl'1''u'
than any other known event-The following ofaee!s az
spDoin,ed for the Tomos Glber, r Hays a ~ =.
smith James II Welsh John Davis A h oie"af'' an
John Wlkehsr;- Whether these six men VII DC -
len, 10 attend the rather extensive and
duties Of officers a; the Touibs remains 70 De So
GOLD FoUsD-A colored man named iho'n1-
employed sbou, the wharf Peck-siP ye''ei1s' '---
gold piece between the plsnkng Of ihe ooe A' ="
ng I'D the plank discovered SJloo X d. ~ gu
money was taken charge by NJ SAXON u nc - " -
Sax,on & Webb. We are iniofmeo 'Ha' ''''e ~
ami, TIA, ,b. portion Of the $1,000 stolen from Adams
& Co. time ago
s.p.-A lad named George Brown, OF Brooklyn
w., drowned Yesterday in the North River a; Manhsi
,.rvIle He was one Of number Of ads who had gone
on a Sunday school excursion, and went IN SWIMMING
With some ten or twelve others contrary to theexpress
and repeated injunctons Of the Superintendent ana
Teachers. He got OF MS depth and sunk when every
exer,ion made 10 save him, but in vain MS Dooy
mas not yet been discovered.
during the last month have been only about ssoOO-one
half the received in the preceding monih unoe
the law This i. no, discouragng prospect for Cheap
Postage il reasonable TO suppose that would taHe
some tine for people to ge; into the habit Of writing as
many letters as they would ike 10 do. Beside me
amount received from other branches oithe Government
at the Pos,ofce Wsshin gton vii Be no small item IN
counting up the recei pts Of the Department
I'll N.1
We fully credited the News authority for fat
Ban, ,be common, was our own and it his which the
Courier translated and the Post mbibed By the way
100 are deiybted-as we presume the News will be-to
learn tia, It's fact was merely exaggersiion and hat
the plates are now in the hands Of an ensraver 70 DC
made a. good as ever at very triding expense
~. The Empire stages that run IN Broadway
DO certainly about the fair thing We have never seen
them race and We ere sure they don't charge more
than the regular fare no how late in the evening
con rdeand these thing. cannot be justly said Of some
others The Empire coaches are very luxurious Inc
Knckerbocker smnibuses too are fairly and properly
managed so far as our experience goes and in these
YOU can take trip TO Bloomingdae for shilling
rxs- We had much rather praise than oensure
and we are glad the opportunity OF saying that the
having Of Broadway getting more rapidly than at
digging up the old pavement the side nearly opposite
the Carlton House while six others were looking IN
,snsely on 10 see that the work well done Wesug
rest to the streeoOnractor who has this job in hand
that he plant uide.poss along those sections OF the
street already paved so that he will know when he has
boen all over the route We really don't believe there
l. sny other way Of distinguishing the new pavement
from the old.
~ A boy named James Reynolds about u
wears Of age while at play upon the Brooklyn wharf at
Fulton ferry abou, o'clock on Wednesday evening ac-
cdenaly fell into the water His companions gave the
alarm and n gentleman named Powers we learn from
the Star sprang into the seized and brought him
4, tho shore before life was extinct. He rolled on
barrel which barbsrous practice he miraculousy sur
vyed and was then taken into Or. Howards Office,
where he restored.
~ 1t was rumored yesterday that Dr. Bailey
and Messrs su,ven. Davenport and Hubbard had been
discharged from the Naval-oifce. Mr. Matthew L. Da'
Wis was removed from the Deputy Conectorshp the day
before. -
~ The .Stnyresant Pear-tree, corner Of Third
avenue and Thireenhsreet is full OF promising Fruit
this Summer.
20. Female thieves in omnibuses the latest
invention OF this wicked age Several are recorded
in which they have exhibited remarkable adrotness
~ The Courier and Enquirer accuses the
steamers Eureka and Santa Claus of racing This IL a
gave charge and If true calculated materially 10 nure
the business of these boats There thousands OF nd
yiduals who would never go boat known to be ad
d.ced TO racing.
t-Ys The GREAT WESTERN sailed for Liverpool
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Among her psssen'
gers we noticed Gansevoort Melville Secretary OF Lega-
ton at London E. C. Angelrod Prussisn Consul al 81.
Louis, &c. &c.
~ See advertisement OF steamer New ORR 10
the Fishing Banks on Monday
~" samuel V. Davis shoemaker at No. $50
Third avenue, committed suicide Wednesday by TAX
ins an ounce of audAnum. He was A. year. old and
had been on long drunken frolic and was probably
in Il tit OF manis pofL
rT- The ANNIVERSARY OF w. l. EMAScIPA-
TON understand, viii be appropriately noticed by
public meeting this evening at Croion Hall Admission
free to every body, Of course.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Thomass Baths, at Castle
Garden, are as much irequenied ever. The accom-
modslons Tor ladies are especially tidy and convenient
and every one who visits them speaks in the highest
terms OF the IN which things about the e-taD
lshmeni are conducted Cold salt Nater Bathing GER
,ainly more popular than II Is the present
season.
~ The american Republican makes the fol
lowing charges against the New Police
A few days since mentioned the fact that Of
the Police had been detected IN stealing copper He
detected by private wsichman Robert {. Collins OF
~ Pear-sreet Collins the man, wsO j called Pat
rick Cannon going OF with bundle OF something
ceaed beneath his coat Mr. Collins called officer and
demanded the arrest Of the Marauder. This al
o'clock IN the morning
Why said the officer that Is one OF our men
Indeed I" said Mr.. Collins Wen follow nun then
And Patrick Cannon Esq. was followed until he had
reached the corner o; Buring slip and Matersireet
where he cut OF his W ard and OF his beat The
bundles concealed copper. He was taken into the
SiaiiOnhouse The second Assistant Captain, Martin
Dryer heard the complaint laughed, TOOK nolce OF
IL and now Patrick Cannon Esq doing duty Usual
Mr.. Collins TO the Mayor, who referred hum to
Mstsell Chief OF Police. Mr.. Msisel was very much
obliged Mr.. Collins Tor the information and said that
he would act upon II.
The Chief OF Police is bound 10 investigate this
thoroughly. Ii citizens be robbed plum.
dered by the very VINO paid protect them is
time the fac; should be known.
INTERESTING STArlsTIcs.-The following stats
tics from the Philadelphia Ledger their correctness
being vouched for by that journal
ENGLISH THIEVES RESIDING ~ PHILADELPHIA AND
mic.