New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
CITY ITEMS.

CoRoSER'S OFFIcE-IMPoRTAST CAsE.-(Report
ed exclusively FOR ali the papers, The Coroner
other respectable person, called Saturday TO
view the body OF the Flamingo found the margin OF
n wild and rock.bound lake in the Bowling Green 81.
enty and gracefully rcposng By the side OF the remains
OF ancient tin utens supposed by the Professor OF
Antiquities the American Museum to have been a Ro.
candlcstick. The coadjacency of two such remark
able articles occasoned general feeling Of wonder and
enthusiasm thrill through the hearts Of the twelve
respectable and enlightened citizens who always sit
Coroners juries and the examination gradually as it
proceeded assumed a character of intense interest
The first witness called anewsboy, PHILADELPHIA
an by birth but New-Yorker by education, and who
answered to the euphonous and Alternative appelOtion
OF Fip.penny bit Phil He testified that making his
usual rounds Saturday morning he stopped ut the
House get small thrceccnter just by way OF fog
dispenser and coming out he saw deceased standing
up 70 knees in the pond with its bill under
II searching for hsh. Being rather astonshcd that so
deeply red a bird should be so Jolly green expect
fish in them waters witness stopped watch the end OF
this strange Shortly the bird withdrew lis bill
from the water. shook its head very cmphNdcNlly
much say No 90 and stretching itself the
margin Of the pond changed it, termination fast
Latin verb becoming in quick succession present ndi
catye Flamn-go gernd Flamn- going past participle
Famn. gone.
Several medical Witnesses examined TO the
postmortem examination OF death, mode OF treat
&c. &c which may be- found length in the Sur
lcal Reporer-but Reporter not being given to
gerry. took notes OF this part of the examination.
In the letthand pantaette pocket OF deceased was
found paper which written these remarkable
words (Crordsd OUT for Of ROOM
oCI,,., L.. ILL., -. - .,,, a.. d,
in Jersey City Saturday afternoon owing to a rumor
that boat employed by the Jersey Associates was
going dump another load OF New-York street Nth
the Baths done few days ago thus render
ing them unfit for The Sheriff with his posse the
with their babies the militia with their ramrods
assembled in great force the spot, and the
boat smelling what coming-as in fact did the
crowi--anchoTed out in the River and the crowd dis
persed.
- Oh how inexpressibly beautiful the
last night Broadway crushngy full of full dressed
women hanging on the hafbent arms OF shy awkward
men-of boys smoking bad cigars and swearing
oaths-ot happy children, eHervescing with g!ee and
laaghreroi every body except those who alone think
themselves anybody-snd the moon shone down 30
calmly, serenely, 90 brightly yet with such tender
and subdued etu!gence that the gawky corners of awk
ward ebOws the rsmatched colors OF overturned
bonnets, the uncomfortable Accommodations of calico
dounces-n short all things ungraceful or uncouth-
concealed and graceful srabesque picture above
sb!e What painter IS your moonlight
- The Cricketmatch was broken up BY row
created by one OF the Canada players running accden
tally against one of the Philadelphia player. who had
stepped within the running track trying 10 catch
ball. Upon being agains; he Immediately threw The
ball at the Canadian hitting him the side and pjurng
him considerably. The game then broken up and
The parties lett the ground after pretty rough ar
guinen; both sides The judges declared the 81
Georges winners and the stakes were gTen up TO them
e We learn that new plate Of bills OF the
'Lockport Trust Company has just been Issued, con-
tanning some new designs-upon the public with This
motto from the Brooklyn Advertiser:
Zee how the moonshine rests within th. Bank
SOn FRIDAY evening about . o'clock an Irish
man halfseas-over made his appearance in Beekman.
81 and gave the citizens specimen OF the genuine
Orogue richer by iar than that Of Nj Collins who
II the theatre goers After staggering along for
some time ne brought up opposite boarding house and
told the inmates all about Cork and MS DUN swste
Kathleen and wound up oy singing the Bo1dd Solder
Boy. This he did with 80 much effect that in few
moments every window held delighted listener. There
was ceptn ana richness n his voice that Mr. CoIios
may In rain attempt 70 equal 1t with many audi
nie regrets that the spectators him wend MS way
up the street
MILITARY.-The Tompkins Blues. Capt Mayher
and Independence Guard Capt Cairnes, parade today
making target excursion TO PeveEeI!ys La Grange
Place Bulls Ferry. Dodworth's celebrated Comet
Band attend thcr They go up IN the steaboa; Frank
Capt Anna,t al 10 o'clock from me foot OF Canast
e The Franco-Americaia is again suspended
u That Presentation of Bibles actually took
place On Saturday aernoon-at least says the Rad
which Ike figures always tells the truth NJ Ae' icS
az the Chaplain Governors Island after tie regiment