New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
City Items.

behalf of the resolutions and sdvocsed warmly the
ferng Of the Veto power upon The Mayor and the cleo
,ou OF the Heads OF Executive Departments Up tie
closing OF Mr.. Shepsrds speech. things with
.olerable soohness considering the place the occasion
and the actors-e,housh both speakers were frequently
interrupted BY Gil Of uncouh sn6 ludcroas expires
sions Afer M Shepard concluded the Chairman pot
the resolutions and here began precious glorious IN
describaoe charming rumpus-s scene which he wac
has orce witnessed never forget and Of which Dc
who haJ not cannot possibly form just conception To
attempt reporting The sayings and doing. ca these occa
sions would be about practicable as 20 take down tie
cha,tering OF council OF monkeys Ia the midst OF
hubbub which doubtless orignsted at Bsbesnd and has
been gathering strength sad ntrcscy as 1t rolled Aoos
the Chairman decided that resolutions were CARRIED
although there seemed 10 be about an equal division OF
noises of all sorts on either side.
After this Mr. Strahan stood in front of tae stand
and made vehement motions and sesticula,ous tor Mt
teen or twenty nnutes--to possible purpose One
could see plainly enough ths: tie taking and
tina, too AZ Grand rate But what he sad-it j.
no n,s,ter If were high treason nobody viii De
the wiser for IL
NJ. Paul Croyr shared the fate OF Mr.. St.ahan and
JUS; as the cries and shouts beginning 10 expand
into absolute hreks and yels the Chairman declared
the meeting adjourned.
But the fun vas not over organization Of the doris
the meeting took place. and Mr. Commerford mount
ed the stand snd gave characteristic speech
about Mike Withdrawing explicitly that the corru2;
Clique OF leaders had had understanding VIII the
Judges OF the Court OF Sessions to brand Walsh as
elon and thus ger him of their way great deal to
this effect was said by Mr. Conrertord who also made
attack upon the Lawyers, and resolution read
BY SIR. C. embodyiug these sentiments was adopted
unanimously and with cheers. After this the meeting
gradually dispersed.
TaE USIoNIsTs' ANNUAL BALL.-Thls Assocla-
ton of spirited and useful will give their Fifth An.
nual Ball at the Apollo Saloon on Monday evening next
The long and efficient OF this Association deserve
from their fellow Wings due appreciation We hope
TO see crowded ROOM and wish them as much pleasure
AZ they deserve For tho names OF Committee and tie
different places where tickets may be had advertise
nen:.
"a The exhibition of the paintings OF tae late
Henry Inman will close on Tuesday next.
SACRED Music SocIETY.-We hear with plea
sure that this Society will on Wednesday give the
Oraorio Of Sampson at the Tabernacle. We hear that
the retcarsas have been pushed with great 7isor and
that the solo parts have been entrusted to the most dis
nguished talent. In tee present dearh OF music this
grand entertainment, will be peculiarly welcome.
( ~ We learn that Signor De Begins is shortly TO
give US concert. That . right-wc u snsHer for It's
being good one, and well attended
~ Shipwrecks in Broadway plenty yes
terdsy and the whole strewed with stranded
omnbuses and broken vehicles. The whole City is in
most abominable condition. which might be greatly i'm
proved by very little labor judciousy expended
r9P The Hot,inguer and Ashburton arrived yes
terday.
CP There was another cowhidinG scrapc in
Broadway on Thursday The parties were a Mr.. Field
and Mr. Marsh We believe that Mr.. Field claimed
the field and that Mr. Marsh was swamped
E-The Man with the Glazed Cap who went out
in the Po; Boat is a5certeincd be Capt Rynders
THE MoHEdAS-It is evident says the CONNER
ciaD that the Captain of the Mohcgsu did all that he
ought TO have done could with proper regard TO the
safety of his passengers 10 get forward tho Enssh LETT
ters The Mohegan is OF the very best boats on the
Sound her good conduct several trying occasions
has proved With good faith in his boat Capt Potter
went farther on Saturday night before coming to and
started earlier the morning, than any other boat
bound through the Sound though after all ne was TOO
late for the punctilous Capt Judkins
ET person calling himself DR.. Louis Mana-
cviez has been several days engaged in series OF
experiments on the Fancy Dry Goods houses In BROAD
way-havug operated with more or less success. upon
Ahler Sattler David r. Myers Boutier Brothers. sc
His last attempt upon the store OF Charles C. Mer'
chant 29l Broadway, where he bought bill OF go eds
amounting s44 ordering them TO be sen! TO his resi-
dence 449 Broadway. The messenger, however. had
directions leave the goods without the money
and on reaching the Doctors residence that worthy In
formed him that he momeaariy expecting sc ntle-
man to pay note of $780, and If he would leave the
goods and call again one o'clock the money would De
ready The clerk obedier 20 orders brought goods
., tvifb fhap re-
ceive his money At one call made, and the
Doctors friend had failed to meet his note he said
the clerk would leave the goods he would certainly
call and pay them in the evening Is needless 10
say that the goods were not Lett
~ Mr. Joel Clarke Virgin, who styles him
self Attorney and Counsellor, No. Wall street. New
York was caught, ON Wednesday last, carrying OF
cloak and hat stolen from the fremont House Boston
/ and committed for examination Several cards with
the above address, were found in bis pocket also giving
as references the of L. Woodbury. Daniel Web
ster. and c. w Lawrence.
~ The New-York correspondent OF w ASH
ngton paper says thar Mr.. Poe is engaged on work
which will embrace his opinions of the various New
York iterati aad thinks that 1t will create sensation
and that the uproar which attended Popes Dunciad
nothing the stormy confusion OF the literary elements
which will war and rage, with red lightning winged, ;
when that book makes It's appearance.
q An evening paper states that the water from
melted has been for these three days pour
ing through the roof the City Hall and down the East
ern staircase humble imitation Of juvenile Niagara
When Ill recolected ha, valuable paintings and other
perishable articles in the East and West
OF this leakage think it is time reformation
attempted.
/ 2 James w Hale, Esq. the independent Post
master arrived yesterday on the Ash burton.
EXERCISES FOR THE SABBATH.-Rev. Dr.. Ma
son will preach tomorrow morning in the Bleecker-'s
Church the subject of Christian Union as illustrated
IN the operations OF The American Tract Society
There will be preaching in French a, the Church Du
Saint Sauveur, OF Nassau.treet and Park Row,
tomorrow evening.
Rev. John NJ. Maceuley will deliver Lecture 10 the
Young in the North Dutch Church William street. To-
morrow evening. Subject Washington the Friend OF
Peace