New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
City Items.

T VIM Lloyd Garrison, c. Lenox Remond,
Mrs Abby Kelly Foster and Parker Plsbury expected
to address American An-Slavery Society at the Tab
ernace this forenoon Perhaps Wendell Phillips will also
speak.
T NJ. Fowler delivers Free Lecture
Phrenoosy c, :; O'Clock this evening, in Clinton Hail.
e The Board OF Aldermen held its last meet.
Ing yesterday evening, and their last Gu. OF efcia
salmen brcied the public gridron. The irs important
business which was the reading Of report
on he subject deficit OF $3.50 In the cash-account at
the Tobs which has accrued within the last six months
From the loose In which the cash affairs of the
Office have been transacted, the Committee found 1t i'm
possible the responsibility upon any PERSONAL
though somebody had the money. An ordinance was ap
pended 10 Report the better TO provide against these
little accidents :or the future The Repor; accepted
and the Ordinance adopted The Aldermen some time
since passed resolution refusing release the wharf
Duane-st to the y. Y. and Erie Railroad, but Offering
wharf at Canal-s. The Assistants amended by negaiv
Ing the resolution entirely and last night the Aldermen
non ccncured The result the Company remain Du
anes. Castle Garden Gov Marcy writes the Mayor,
will not be required for the public defence prssent-as
the steamships OF Mexico, the Montezuma GuaGa-
oupe have been soid and viii probably lombard New
York until The present lce-cream season Is over SO our
glorious oui LOSI cI
little fountains and nagnacen; creamery be
preserved intact Hurra Alderman Brady inquired
what had been done with the resolution TO embeh the
Park Fountain. Aid. Hart replied that was on file and
would be called up early day in the Board. .
Mayor Havemeyer submitted his reply the Mayer Of
Leeds-Approved. Some other business was done OF no
particular Importance, and then the Of thanks
The Presiding officer passed the various Committees
discharged communications exchanged between
Mayor and the two Boards &c. &c. These closing pro-
ceednss could have passed OF withou; spice OF hu
accordingly, the Committee appointed TO wait upon
the Assistants and inform them that the Aldermen
a8surnng received by Presiden: OF that tgn
aet BODY with freezing bow and the profound 81
ence, while the reporters ggied and the aeashed Commit
;eenen c,ept back their Chamber speedily posi-
be- reported progress and asked 70 be discharged Pres
eaty popped Assistants Purser and Candee and made
similar communication the part OF their Board,
thanking The Board Of Aldermen 70. their courtesy, &c
President Charlck nodded. Assistant Alderman Purser
bowed and tanned white embarrassment while his
companion his ground a-my Il he were goins
20 fight the Me1cans Then both slowly retreaet, back
wa.t-ole OF them giving The railing cruel punch
he went out and the other upsettns Alderman --'s
spl;;oou-snd exit O. P beautiful and feeling farewell
fem the Mayo. was then received and orsered on Gle Al
German Brady offered resolution Of thanks 70 Prcstea:
Caarcs and appreciation his Official course, which
supported BY remarks sy the mover and Alderman
Beasor The President then returned his acknowledge
uaen,s and the Boart Adjourned quarter eef2re Il
O'Clock.
TIE Board OF Assistants .ast hight concu--et with the
Aldermen ordering he Aatres. Of the inhabitants Of
Leeds 70 The citizens 0: New-YoIk 70 be printed Tie
resignation Of Marx Oakley Sup Public Ocsces and Re-
pairs accep;et-A RePor. refer he petitions CT
Messrs Robertson, Seymour ard ot=r for OF prop
ey used BY lie City The Loug IlAnd 10 The
Beari Of Aldermen with pows- negotiate and report
70 The Common Council THE Mayor returned with his
objections The bin 70 open AIbahy-st. through Trinity
Churchys-t-.. resolution pay David 7. Valentine
$500 .or services getting he Msarl was adopt,
ed.-The asa. ceremonies q dissolution we're complied
With and the Board expired.
2 Plco certainly offers the Musical World for |
This evening one OF me attractive programmes We
have examined. TIE selection CT Itaa1 Music for
his occasion is public acquainted with H.
o. vey highest order CT sIceIeace embracing duet
between Mstane Pco znc Mss So-ths another bst.seo
Pco and VI M7ye-, AID grsnt :-o By Pco Mss North
III .rt Mr. Mayer, beside several solos strong uon. Of
attraction vii be he csvstna o. siguoss Pco from the
ope-s b. Verdi, uo~ The popular of he Italian
school C. composers. but who Is ye: unkaewu 10 The
public Of this COUNTY The magnificent Spanish Song
II SIntzasa- n which tie rnequ.lsd depth. strength
nd passion Ct ssno-s Peos voice and manner are M Dis
played = the greatest aTsatsye, universal rvsrts