New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
CITY ITEMS.

The THREE DAYS w Learn from the Fran
co.4ueeai7 OF this morning that the intention OF cee-
brang the Anniversary Of the Glorious Three days IN
Paris. commencing ,oday. mas been abandoned The
FrancoAuercain expresses it, profound regret nj the
Indifference of the AMERICAN citizens OF New
York which could permit the Anniversary OF an event so
worthy the glory of the French people 10 pass without
notice.
VERT MrsTERioUs-We find the following ve-
r. mysterious story in some of the morning papers
our Police Reporter hang neglected 10 furnish Us with
i, in proper It according to the True
Sun that Negro had been employed By the occupants
OF the house at the corner Of Broadway and Whe-st 10
search the sink for stray fighting bped usually deno-
mated fighting or gamc-cock. winch it vas supposed
had sought an in-lo.iou grave in the sink and that in
the course Of his Che Ncso) researches he came upon
the BODY Of murdered Now il is well known
TO the knowing that said house had long been on
the books Of the Police sort OF rardis sS-and ne
ccssarly the discovery b. the Negro became an object
OF the most intense inerest-to the Coroner because OF
the fees-o his Clerk for other and 70 the pom
ny.ainers and to the star Police and with accord
they made grand rush the house in question, but
the object of interest had elldcd their search although
the Negro was ready to make him davit on the
book that ne Ind actually once hold of the body and
some half dozen other lovers of the mysterious were As
ready to swear that they had indisnc glimpse OF the
murdered woman yet up to late hour last night II
might be said
Although they caught two boobies ana noddy-,
Yet nausht could be Of the dead body
and whether there ono therefore is kcIr TO
remain one of the Mysteries Of NewYork.
FrRFs-About O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, a
fire broke out in the sayv-ll of James G. Dubois No. 81
Bethune-st and incredibly short space of time
the whole building in flames and with its contents
entirely destroyed IL also occupied by Mr. Wood
bridge as lock factory and machine shop. and by Mr.
Freeman as a mustard mill go rapid was the progress
OF the flames that the workrnen forced to Leave
without their tools clothes except those of &c latter
thew CHANGED 20 have On and one severely IN
jured by jumping from upper window The fire took
from the furnace around the boilers Loss estimated at
sS,OO0-sl, 500 insured
THE GRANITE PAVEMENT. After tomorrow the
carriage way between Chambers and ReRde Is TO be
closed for the purpose Of paving it with the granite
blocks which have been accommodating there or some
weeks past.
- Mr.. Stevens the young man from this City
who wes killed on the Eric Railroad on Friday, (ss
we learn from the Courier the sole support and Deepen
dance OF widowed mother. he clerk IN a dry
goods store and was OF on leave of absence for few
DAYS having taken his sister with him pleasure eX
curson He returning TO the city alone when las
career thus suddenly and awfuly terminated
GREAT CRICKET MArcH-Thc st. Georges
Cricket Club OF This City have in conjunction with the
Union Club o: Philadelphia. gwen a challenge play
match this manly and spirited against the com
bned skill and force of all the Clubs OF Canada The
game Ia 10 De played should the challenge be taken up
on the new and beautiful ground o. the 81. Georges
CInL az The I-lhnd House. ON die InEd avenue