New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04
CITY ITEMS.


CITY ITEMS.
~ The Foreign News crowds our Items into
small space this morning. There is not much stirring
in the City snd cur readers may consider The Foreign
aiviees IS soisead-f ;hey please
- The meeting last evening IN relation to the
opening Of Nbaay.st fply s::ended and some nne
or ten speeches Were made The meeting adjourned
over to Friday evening a. o'cloS
PRETTY COMPLEMENTARY qpoa the death Of
W Van Bv>rHuYsxN the ate Postmaster s, Plough
kccpse several OF the patriotic citizens OF thar village.
swsys ready taeir country. started FOR WISH
inston-anops them & lawyer who, having neither
partner nor apprentice closed his oiHce The rex, day
there appeared upon the door the following regular
announcement
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C!o.cd in consequence Of the Death
q the Postmaster.
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This caused good lsueh, and tho lawyer instead OF
the appointment, bsck from Washington With on
" a disappointment
~ There was rUmor in the streets yester-
day ;ha, collision fight, something OF ,ha; deli
cate nature took place during Sunday steamboat
n,anv rvs candidates for the ucrstivc honors OF the
County ClerSship next Fall
- Two gentlemen in a small boat on the East
River were run over BY the steamboat John F,chone
Of, whom, was drowned and the other rescued with
much difficulty his thigh having been fractured by the
collision and his person otherwise injured. The name
Of the drowned man j, Peter Msybre. formerly Of the
Civ Watch The other Is Michael Bird marble dealer
in Broadway
p. Mr.. David Brooks of Rye Wcstches,cr
Co retired merchant of this City was found suspend
ed by the neck OF the outbu.ldins' attached to
his residence by coored belonging 70 the family.
when the family were absent church. When dscov-
cred life was extinct Mr. Brooks has iett family and
numerous friends 10 lament his untinlciy end
- The FARMERS CLUB meet to-day at 10
O'Clock at the Rooms oi the American Institute in the
Park The discussions OF this body every week at
tracing more and more OF pnbic interest
- Madllc BLASGY appears tonight in tho
Syphidc This is Of the pret;e't ballots ever com,
posed Of that the right Pose for 6al!emasins)
and we are tina, nothing can be more graceful and
fascinating than the in which Nadllo. SlanSy
and dances The Raves also appear this evening
~ He who strives to be over witty at the OK
pense OF others generally manages TO losc his good
breeding in the attcmpt-!ke awkward man in socte
,y who in trying mako elegant gestures Is sure to
drop his hat tread lGdys toes, upset the tsaoqup
age or commit other objectionable vuissrisnn.
~ GOVERNORS GUARDS Second Regiment n.
Y : Artillery. Col VIM Dodge, leave this afternoon on
their annual camp excursion They take passage in tho
steamboat Thomas Powell for Ncwbursh, where they
will be received by the citizens and escorted 10 their
camp. ground which 10 be named after the gallant Off
GER native of that place. Capt Duncan. They take
podworth's full Band and intend giving Ball 10 the
Ncwburghcrs during the cncampment
| PoLlcr- Ycsierd6v--Wm IN. Berwick was found
! on the Flats nj Harlem River Sunday, drowned He
had been out fishing and the boat found adritt..
man who had been arrested and locked up In the Is
Market Prison tried hang himself sunday night
alleging that his wife and prhmour had
! nsprcd to get him arrested Mary Washington,
col fed arrested for larceny. Margaret Kenobe,
for nceny Robert Dale for highway robbery.
Jesse Manning colorcd for burglary. Charles Hamcr.
| for pickpockcting
GKSERAL SESSIONS eSicrd0y.-Dayd Hulso
was tried Tor grand larceny guilty-Sngsiny years
| -. frederick Johnson do do; guilty, and reinanded
for Daniel Daley. John Madison and Cha-
! Jones tried for burglary guy-Pci'itentiary
Lawrence w Brown plead guilty TO petty !orce.
! uy-Pcnitcntiary months. John Willami was uied
! for throwing vitriol upon Mary Ann Dutcyi acquitted