New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
City Items.

Race on Monday belonged . MY 'pHH -
Long Island the first rider ofihe horse Nr. h'so.'
thrown and j. expected TO live the seeona i','e'
the same horse wa. also thrown and badly injured me
/ 80 To-, ~. -,ce and va. distsnced and Mr.. Van
scken in going home from the race on Monday nish'
Wa thrown from his wagon The streets Of brooNyn'
The WAGON wheels passed over his neck and he died IN
great agony Yesterday morning about II o'clock The
horse was called snsky Hisey
10 The Northern Volunteers. company al
sebod 70 the 18th Regiment Of the South Carolina Mill
nj, intend 70 visit NewYork during the present summer
The company says the Charleston Courier Is Of = years
standing and many of their early member. are now re-
.den. in the Northern cities They propose to invite
their old comrades them in Newiork TO join IN
the military exercises and festivities OF the occasion
IL We have glorious project on ioot-one IN
which We feel certain readers will delight to join
Is for one OF our beautiful Liverpool Packets to get up
a complimentary pleasure excursion round outside OF
Long leland and to Boston Harbor where she could he
a, anchor couple Of days exchange courtees with the
Bosonans receive the hosptstes Of that beautiful City
a. the hands Of the authoriieshave grand soree mas
,as On board uniting Kendars and Dods~orths Brass
Bands and return home happy This would be combining
in the highest possible perfection the luxury OF seaar
relaxation from business and the more refined portion
the pociry-of social intercourse. We don't see why
il would not be the very beau ideal Of summer trip
COMPRISING forty Rockaways and hundred sarsiogas
into one delightful sensation.
Beside-,h. il about the time for the seaserpent TO
appear Of Nahant and might stop few hours and
receive a call from His Tremendous Snakeshp,-hopng
that he would not remain long for our peace Of
mind
The sea-serpent aside however, serious about
the excursion. Who says sye'
-7yWe understand that Delegation of the Anti.
Renters from Delaware County has arrived IN the City
where several of the land holders resde for the pur'
pose of having personal interview and seeing whether
some compromise and amicabe adjustment Of difficulties
can no, be effected. This Delegation, which we believe
is composed Of intelligent and worthy men, seems
20 think that much of the misunderstanding and hostility
existing in Delaware County between the landlords and
tenants mas arisen from the conduct Of the agents Of the
former who commit and ourages which their prin-
cipas would entirely disapprove. We hope the matter
rH be amicably adjusted by restoring each his just
rights
" II is rumored in Wall street that certain per
son. and Bank are implicated in compromising felony
in the case of the forger Higgins. Having been caught
with couple of the forged drafts Is said that Higgins
paid a part ofthe face and was permitted to escape.
70 In this sultry and oppressive weather when
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Portable re.or, any where outodoor it il in fact alto
,eher the most n,oerabe The entire absence OF seats
makes the place deserted By every body but oaers and
the Fountain which should be throwing III magnificent
column of cool spray into the air constantly, squiris
away very occasionally for few minutes and then qui-
e,y goes out for hours-eaving that precious mudholc
in all its naked and picturesque beauty stranger who
saw the Fountain playing yesterday morning hurried
IN 10 the Carleton House for his wife to and
the beautiful phenomenon but they missed their way
or At any rate the Founainand were still carefully on
the lookout for il, late last evening
| Seriously this costly and magnificent Fountain-one
Of the srandesi in the word-insread Of being proud
ornament to the City is ridiculous farce and laugh
ingstock to both citizens and strangers.
| ~ The project of Railroading Broadway by
means of a tunnel-revived Monday night in the
Board of dermen-is attracting great deal of attention.
Something must soon be done TO relieve the immense
pressure of travel in this great thoroughiare.
| ~ The London Illustrated Ners has the good
taste TO copy description of the Burning of the Bow
| cry Theatre which il illustrates by an excellent engra.
wing taken at the the blazing entablaure feu
amid and around the people rushing to the lobby
which we accept as very fair illustration of the
But the forgot the OF It's description
Such things are smo-, always the result of accident with
respectable papers and alude to this simply because
the article cost reporters some time and trouble
| - We saw dashing little Cariole at latter
sails Yesterday the body OF which made OF pump
| kin We think was the Fairy Queen who riding
in tive are almost certain the driver honest Pc
dro
~ The Love Match by the author of Valen.
tine vox funny book just right for this weather..
| Burgess & stringer have 1t.
- We understand that ii is in consideration to
elect John Jarvis Esq President Of the New York and
Erie Railroad Company.
| ~ We are receiving communications complain
ing of the charge for the city delivery OF Letters
as being Of all proportion with the mail postage
The proper way correct this is for the United States
City Despatch Post put down lie rates TO one cent
and the private pennyposs can not compete with this
let them leave the field.
"a correspondent, writes Us feeling complaint
Of the noise made by rowdy Club, who assemble In
Bacchanalisn orgies somewhere in the vicinity OF the
New York Hotel II he represents the case truly, the
house could be complained of the Police-Ofhce as
nusance-snd recommend this course.
NEW PACKET SHIP.-A splendid ship OF a thou
sand tons built by VIM H. Webb, is the berth
a, the foot of Beekman She belongs TO the old
Black Ball line Of Liverpool packets and takes the place
ofthe unfortunate En- gland lost IN the great gale OF the
10Th December ast This ship called the Fidela'
which was the name of Capt Charles IL Marshals de
ceased wife and commanded by Capt Hacksisf well
known Of the most popular commanders OF this
line. The ship repete with every convenience which
the long experience Of the could suggest, and
probably fine specimen ofthe perfection Of naval ar
chi,eeiure as the ocean affords. The cabin is fitted up
with rosewood and mahogany cfihe most expensive va
etes and the state rooms which arc very large are
comfortable and well furnished The fidelia calls on
the 10Th and mas already several passengers engaged
among others Jas W Hale. Esq. Ell T. NJ o. and dsuzn-
ter We trust the EdeIa may be mors fortunate than
her predecessor
~ We learn from the Evening Mirror that the
Broadray Journal not disconiinued-only suspended
for a week
- The child left by heartless lrishman In the
charge Of woman on board one OF the Brooklyn ferry
boats. has been adopted by lady of wealth
- On Monday, says the Brooklyn Advertiser
the body young woman about p years OF age, was
found in the East River ThomPson' wharf and
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