New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
CITY ITEMS.

ool for this City the 25h six days after the Hiber
MIA The Great Britain, Capt. Hosken left NewYork at
3oclock Saturday afternoon for Liverpool. The Cam
brs Capt ludkns left Boston at o'clock the came day
for Halifax and Liverpool with % passengers and the
.enimonhly mail Among the passengers are -
-, Esq bearer of dispatches from the State Depart
men, at Washington to London and T c. Grat.an Esq.
British Consul for the por: Of Boston with his wife and
daughter.
The original papers found on the person of
Major Andre in the handwriting of Arnold, the pass
ports Of John Anderson and his boasen plan of forts
q, WestPoint their armament and number of troops,
&C. may be seen at 1876 Futon-st. They belong TO the
De Wit. Clinton family. for member Of which they are
now being framed. They have been carefully preserved
ind are but lrle worn. Each word is as distinct as
when first traced by the traitor.
" Col. Stevenson's Regiment went 10 Cover.
nors Island Saturday morning preparatory TO embark
ing for California They at once 20 be mustered
into the United States service and will leave for Csor
MIA about the 18th of August Their equipments
nearly completed. They will be provided with India
rubber knnpsacks and haversacks and their whole
form viii be plain, neat and serviceable. They vii
probably go Rio there take in water and proceed 70
Valparaiso and thence 10 California, The voyage vii,
probably occupy FIVE 10 elk months. another regiment
United States in November.
u The Celebration Of the Anniversary Of
West India Emancipation NJ the Wesleyan Chape! in
K!ngst last evening attended by crowded audi.
ence who listened apparently with the deepest interest
to the remarks of the speakers Wa 7. ALLAN end o.
vEs JOHNSON. So strong was the interest manifested
that On adjournment took place until this evening when
it's expected thet 8 H. GAY. THos. Van RENSSELAER,
and others viii speak. The Chapel is only few doors
West Of Hudson.st
II The Long Island Railroad Depot has long
been infested with pckpockes and Saturday Mr. c.
v. Kane Of this City was there cased Of his wallet
which contained s75 in money and check for $500
The officers of the Railroad would do well 10 employ
some old police officer their depot the pckpockets
have left this side and taken up their quarters in Brook
lyn There are also many other things there which
need correction.
q The performances of Pacide and Burton al
Nblos are inimi,ablc We have never seen any better
fun Miss Clarke plays well, too, and Miss Roberts is
wonderfully improving Mrs Watts, under other au
spices might be a Indeed, the whole company
good one.
rgy' The National Cadets, Capt. Hayward. make
excursion TO La Grange Plucc Bulls Ferry to-day.
in the Steamboat Frank-leavng Canals, at 6. o'clock
A. NJ. Kendars Band will accompany the expedition,
which for argetpracticc The Frank and Boston
make their usual trips ut 10 and o'clock.
~ More than a month ago, Says the Atlas
bright bluecyed little girl only four years old the joy
OF her parents enticed away from before her faith
crs house In Hoboken by n womant and has not been
heard of since We need say to any who has
the heart father mother, that this is most dis
,rcssing affair and that the stealing of child is crime
h,N n1o Tbp "a, hpa Of
but Il the duty OF the Governor of Ncw.erscy, the
part OF the state means for the recovery OF
this child from tho monster who has stolen II away
The little girl 1. probably somewhere in this City, and
any one who should discover and take charge OF her,
would be doing act OF humanity we'll as justice
II The Gazette states that well dressed wo-
man got out of Fulton Ferry Omnibus Friday
ing badly intoxicated that they obliged to help
her into the Ferry.housc We hope tina, such occur
will always be as to be chronicled when
they do happen
sy- Mr.. Henly is now preparing to return to
France having executed The commission gwen him by
Louis Philippe. Thence he will return in few
months and Immediately commence his great picture
for Boston, which II will take him about two years TO
complete.
r The little boy, missing at the Picnic Of
Rev Mr. FISHERS Sunday School. has been found and
restored to his parents He s,raycd away from his com
ponlous and was picked up at 6lstst
~ We understand that Rev DR.. DEWEY has
been engaged TO supply the pulpit OF the Unitarian
Church In Washington, d. C. for five months comnlcnc'
: ing on the first OF November noXt.
81 Tho fine steamer Delaware has reduced
nor fare 10 the Fishing Banks to IS cents instead of 80
These excursions are very popular.
MAD Doa--A dog, believed to be mad, caused
great CONSERVATION in the upper part OF tho City on
Saturday morning At early hour in the day 1t got
into the yard OF Corporal Thompson Twen,y.thrdst
aud there biz dog that chained up after that it
bit five persons-one man completely through the hand
took the point OF poor little childs nose off wo
man escaped narrowly. She saw the dog coming t.
,ously toward her, oaning al the mouth and protected
herself with handbook that she was carrying. The
dog snapped nj H. bit on; the bottom and rushed on
The dog was killed. Atlas
We heard also that legal gentleman of this City was
badly bitten by the rsbid animal but we did not ascer
Tain his name.
PoIlcE- YesteGqY-Bill Evans alias John Har
ne and Bill Boomer, two notorious pickpockets We're
arrested and locked up .Bren Heeny, Michael Dono
van, William Lees, David Hunter and John kerrisan
bad boys arrested on suspicion OF larceny sew
era other arrests for petty larceny took place Mi
1s Mcguire wss TOR STSnd am
rested for s!mar offence. Anna Nowan for receiv
ing stolen goods james Williams, colorcd for grand
larceny. John Doushcrty, assault and battery Geo
were usual large number Of petty larcenies and
L other minor offences.
CoRoNER'S OrYIcg-Ann HYDE 3Si Madison
st dehrium ,remens Edward volkener, lis Madison
q, suicide Unknown found floating in East
| River. William Berwick drowned
EJ Tho August term OF the Court OF General
| Sessions commences this morning
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| MAJ. GENERAL GAlNgs.-The Court OF InQu Try
ordered Gen, Gaines at Fort Monroe was organic ed
on Wednesday, and consists OF Gen Brady, Gen. Brooke
| and Col. Crane Capt Lee, Recorder.
A, the reQucs; Of Gen. Games the official order and
| correspondence in his were taken up. lie then
asked tha, official copy Of his letter the Secretary
OF War OF the I'd May. lsi6 which was NOT among the