New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
City lteU1s.

City Items.
2 The Board OF Alderme held meeting last
evening drinking and for other purposes The tea
was duly drunk and the other purposes accomplished.
ruore or generally less. We have seldom set on.
drier ses,iSn this driest OF all possible Lesis
latures.
Among the petitions presented and referred, one
against permitting booths around the Park on the Fourth
one from Irish Emgran,s praying FOR correction Of abuses
under which hey suffer, and in relation 10 perver-
sions of justice by the Magistrates of the Tomed The
appointment twelve Bell Ringers laid on the table
IA Communication was received from the Mayor on
the subject OF he Public Buildings in the Park.
The New Police Ordinance taken up and some of
the amendments the Board Of Assistants concurrsd IN
That Board however having amended the Ordinance by
striking he clause making it compulsory upon 70
lcemen to close gros shops open the Sabbath the
Board Aldermen refused 10 concur in that ansncmsn-
Ayes 5. Noes s....some other business Of minor i'm
portance was transacted, and the Board adjourned
"SwI,s BELL RISGE These celebrated art
lists, having dissolved connection with Mr.. Coroyn, are
successfully touring through the West under their own
management, They intend visiting the principal Lake
town. and Canada during Summer, and will return TO
this City eary in the all, when they will give their last
series OF Concerts in America, having enjoyed through
their entire stay this continent, one OF the most bril-
liant musical record They will make France
tbs theatre OF their triumph. We wish them every
success their and gentemsniy character deserves
q The COURT OF ERRORS. as we learn from
some OF the evening papers, had very pleasant excursion
on Saturday along the route the Erie Railroad. The
Commercial supposes that the object OF the tip was to
convince the members of the legislative bodies by
their own personal inspection the wisdom and cHpe-
dency not TO say necessity. Of departure from the
originally contemplated line by quitting for while the
boundaries State and carrying the koao ior
limited distance the Pennsylvania side OF me i'e'a
river avoid the almost tnsurmountaoe barrier OF
rocky mountains which has placed on the New
York bank OF that stream
IFEs The Corner stone OF the new edihce for st.
Georges Church. the Northwest corner OF sixteenth
St and Stuyvesantsqusre, between the Second and Iha
avenues will bs laid this afternoon at o'clock Inc
Clergy and members OF the various Tesres OF the Es
copa Church are invited TO at the residence OF Dr.
Minor North of Eighteenth and Third-av
hour. An Address will be delivered on ths
occasion by the Rector OF st Georges Church The Yes
Try provide suitable accommodation FOR ladies' on the
ground.
The brig Josephine, Capt Barlow, which cleared
on Saturday for Maranhs seized by the Collector OF
ih, port under the following circumstances 1nforma
lion having resched him that something was wrong on
board he dispatched boat in chase. which overlook the
Josephine Al quarantine ground. On boarding her
which were not entered upon her manifest. She is OF
course detained The Captains assigned reason for the
omission ,ha, feared being boarded by some American
Mexican cruizer. which would seize the
powder If IL appeared on the manifest
~ Messrs. Mason L Talte have established,
at the Sew-York and onns Telegraph News Rooms IN
Pos,s Buildings, Foreign shipLstter osce, IN connect
Ion with the News Rooms.
e The line for Summer travelling on Lake On
AZ ~ .LAv ahs csrs
j. j. Taylor Niagara, Capt J. F. Child ST. Lawrence,
Capt, J. Van Cleve; Rochester, Capt, H. n. Throop The
Agent OF his line Mr.. c. P. Walter, Delsvan House,
Albany.
q Rev. DR.. E. BEEcHER, OF Boston, will
give the Anna! Address of the Society of Inquiry of
Union Theologic. Seminary This (Tuestay) Evening a.;
o'clock at the Meresr-s Church (Dr. Sktnner's) The
wellknown reputation Of Mr. B. scholar and speaker
will secure to him full house.
p II seems as II the world were never to have
peace. No |, the Oregon question settled than
tercs ,hssa.ens 10 break oct between two disn-
Sushed members Of the Sew-York Li,rnh. The FRI,
blow this consast given in the Lsdys Book fer July
and 1t will be returned hear through one OF the
Dailes.
e Yesterday was excessively cold for the
thermometer o'clock indicating 81 degrees
Those who have been tempted BY the nanacs to think
Sure. and leave OF their hsnnels and had
sountantte and more cause repsnt OF Their folly and
cotton stripes
e HISTORY OF THE CHURCHES of all De-
nominations in The City CT Sew-York' is tie title of
book just published by E. French. 80 Nassau 81. It.s
written By Jonathan Greeulea and contains many test
noniais is accuracy and npa-;ialisy.
q The two Military Companies which passed
oace LAST evening 8; suntown made truly beautiful
appearance We have neve tner soltiery. The
Bands, superb and the whole affair, fanked BY
the calcoiookDs crowd hat surrounded and followed,
looked Ike tne picture IN arsbesque frame.
q FIRE broke oct yesterday in the engine
Of The Rochester she WAS lying al her
5srth. getting ready to star. fer Albany The-e was
Sood deal Of smoke sna some damage was done By the
from engine which promptly 70 tie work.
The are eInsuished very and before the alarm
extended far on shore.
e The Telegraph between this City and Phla-
3elphs again OUT Of order TIE last message received
BY il WAS abou; Sunday.
81 toundling-girl. three or four days old, was
left on The sioOp OF house in the Thirteenth wa-i. on
Sunday night deposited IN willow basket It ient
20 the Alrns-Eouse.
q The remains OF the late Col Gales tof
Major UntChn's sss1) wiz be escorted to the tomb from